Holland High School - Boomerang Yearbook (Holland, MI)

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A shot of the action during the .rnnunl junior senior game, which the seniors won 88-78. Page One I'Illl1!I7'6ti Twcrzfy Bill Tornovish, No. 32, and Dave I-Iilbink, No. 33, jtunping during game with Ottawa Hills at Ottawa. Rog Plagenhoef shoots during 11 game with Muske- gon Heights at the Civic Center.

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3E all l ,z Gene B-ierman. Allan Teusink. Bill T-wrniwisll. Rug Plagenhnef, Terrv Olting, Bob Stnel. GUARDS The guards consisted of two seniors and four juniors. These are the fellows that bring the ball up the floor and set up the all-important plays, Although comparatively short, they showed much aggressiveness and alertness and displayed a great deal of enthusiasm during the year. HOLLAND OPPONENTS 44 OTTAWA HILLS ...,.. ...........,i....e,,. 4 8 48 KALAMAZOO ................. ......V. 5 2 49 INIUSKEGON HEIGHTS ...ti.,, 76 65 ST. JOSEPH .ii......,......... 5 7 BENTON HARBOR ..,., 65 GRAND HAVEN ...... 75 ST. JOSEPH .,.......,...i,,,...,,. 48 MUSKEGON HEIGHTS ........97 ........S3 ........51 ..Hm.92 ........84 Holland defeated the rival Grand Haven Buccaneers twice during the regular season in exciting games before many spectators at both Holland and Grand Haven. Per- haps, the best game of the year for 45 KALAMAZOQ --,-.---.-..- ,,,-,,A,, 7 3 the Dutch was the closing game of 44 MUSKEGON 5, regular season play with a hne 5 5 BENTON HARBOR ..... 69 GRAND HAVEN ..,,.. 60 NILES .....,.........c....... 54 OTTAWA HILLS ...... 48 MUSKEGON ....... 57 -15 victory over Muskegon. Page One Hmzdred Nzmlten

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1-ev -c ' arqw w . fa,,,.Ns ,,,.., . ,If , ,.. sa' 4- T 'ft 43 T, ,, 'APA 33 3l 44 y,45'a3 ii x ,1 ,S X -? tx P ,- Y are if es l 5 xxsivfl First ning Dave Kleis. Robert Cliainbers. -lim Van Putten, -lim Overbeek, Randy Baldwin, Robert Ttulll. ,lack Hul'-t. Setond riiwr Chula R-ilwert Connell, Rim D-irgelo, Herbert Harrington, Teil XY',iIters, Charles Riters. DJXC XY'elirrueyer. Russ Prim, Vern Teske, Maruiger Dennis Kuite. RESERVE BASKETBALL The Little Dutch defeated every team they played this year with the exceptions of Muskegon and Niles while compiling a line 9-6 record. They began the season with an overwhelming victory over Grand Rapids Gttawa Hills by the score of 51-25. In the second game they overcame the Little Maroonsu from Kalamazoo by a narrow margin of two points, 45g43. The third game brought their first defeat, peculiarly by a reverse score of their previous game with Kalamazoo, by the reserve quintet from Muskegon Heights, 45 - -15. Although they lost L1 few very close contests at the end of the year, the remainder of the season was favorable to the Dutch Seconds as the final tabulation shows on their record. The Captain of the 1956-1957 Reserve Team and also voted the most valuable player by his teammates was regular center Ron Dorgelo. Voted the mosthimproved player was forward Dave Wehrmeyer. The members of this year's Reserve Team, along with the returning varsity letterwinners, should provide some good material for Coach Connell's first varsity cage squad next year. Page One Hundred Twerzty-Om'