Holland High School - Boomerang Yearbook (Holland, MI)

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FIRST SEMESTER CABINET First row: Judy Poll, Katie Reed, Phyllis Smith, vice presidentg .lo-Lee Hurlbut, president: Karen Young, secretary: ,Io Elhart. Second row: ,loyce Van Fleer. Rurhann Brondyke, joan Ten Care, Ruth Van Howe. Joyce Peters, Shawn Van Eerdan, Lynn XVinter, jane Penna. Mary Ellen Steketee, Nita 'Wiersma. HORIZON CLUB With the Horizon cabinet co-ordinating the projects of the 12 groups, these girls have sponsored many activities during the school year. The Christmas formal, the Cotton Cottillion, and the sweater dances after football and basket- ball games are the main social functions which they plan, This year a program of placing earnings from the sweater dances into a scholarship fund for Horizon girls is being considered. SECOND SEMESTER CABINET First row: Louise Marsilie, Sandy Piersma. vice president: Margo Mun ru, presidentg Millie Enstam, secretary. Second row: Mary Ellen Dalmari, ,ludy Weax'er, Dianne Roser, Rose Taylor, Deanna Phillips, Pat Miller, Marlyn De W'a:1rd. Third row: Barbara Renich, XVanda Baker, Marilyn Renink, Sandy Boeve, Maxine Riksen Ruxie Rudolph, Sandy johnsson. QA 4 ca Page Om' Hnmlrezl

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FrrSt rowi vlean Disbrovv. ,li-ycc Peters. Lu.-Knn Klomparens. Nancy Cooper. .lpnis Harbin. Mary liuiper, Kathy Klomparens. Mary Overxyay. lane Hansen. .loan Ten Cate. Mitki Zickler. Second row: Ruth Van Hone. Kay Cvuslien. Mary Van Haitsnra. Liarnet Harrington, Sally Tellman. -Iudv Poll, janet Vanden F:-rs. Eddie Rackes, Linda Smith. Sandra Prersma, Linda Raven. Pat H-ixver. secretary, Harliaigi Veurink. l.orri Ziel. Third rmv' Miss McDonald, advisor: Marcia Serne. Beverly Cramer. -lo Lee llurlbut. joan Vantlt-ri Brink. president. Shirley Dykstra. Slicrry Ryzenixa, Sylvia XY'ildschut. vice presidentl Nancy Pleives. treasurerg Carol Dulyea. Patsy Oonk. Carol Klaasen. Sally Houtman, Pat Zueilyke, ATHLETIC SISTERS Thirty-nine girls, thirteen from each class, make up the membership of the Athletic Sisters, After each member selects a partner with whom to sell, various duties such as the selling of popcorn, hotdogs. candy, and pop are assigned to them. This year the members sold only at the football games due to the small profit and hindrance to the spectators at the basketball games. After one year of service each Athletic Sister receives a letter, and from the elected sophomores three permanent members are chosen, who later are honored with a pin in their senior year. H-CLUB The H-Club, open to all boys who have won varsity letters, is a very active organization in Holland High School. With profits from its milk, paper, and pencil machines. the club purchased a golf net for indoor practice, and plans to send cheerleaders to summer camp. The group also co-sponsored informal dances with G.A.A., and for the hrst year gave the Varsity Ball. a spring formal dance open to all students. First row: Mr. Post, advisor: Mrke Dyke: Bill Tornovishg Ron Kuycrs1 Tom Stoel: Ross Boersma: Terry Ottrng: Keith Bosch: jack Scully. treas- urerg Dennis XVicrsma. Second row: Mr. Hinga, advisor: Dale jones, scjretary, Wes Kuyersg Henry Stetlensg Tom Klaaseng Marshall Elzingag Bob Madisong Al Hill: Roger Ramsey: Roger Plagenhoef: Larry Alderink. Third Row: Mr, Connell. advisor, Tom Aye. president, jim Fitchg Bob Klaaseng Clayton Rice: Dave Hilbinkg Bill Kuyperg Cal Rynbmndt: Tel Van Zandtn, vice president. Les Uverwayg john XY'inter, Page Ninety-Niue

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r 2 4-Q' .,',, I Shirley Dykstra, Carla Kruithoti Pat Zccdyke, Pat Oiink, -lu Ann Elligur, Sandra jolinssiin, Slmr--ii Pipple, R-ixie Rudolph, B,irb.ir.i Ycuriuk. judy D4-rn, ju-Lee Hurlbut. Margo Munro. DUTCH DANCE There were over 500 girls in Dutch Dance this year. These girls add to the Tulip Time Festival with their bright, colorful costume and folk dances. Performances made by the girls included dancing in the parades and night time appearances. In addition to the regular Dutch Dance groups there were two experimental groups which gave special performances and did substitution work. Karen Kmipm:in4 Marlene Bl-ik, Rose Burns, Ann Hertst, l.incl11 Rnven. Roxie Rudolph. Lorri Zicl. K.iy Guslien. Ruth Hopkins, Mary lillen Nek- etee, Janis Ten Hue. Shirley Dc Vries, 'ivy i Y MM Page One Hundred One