Holland High School - Boomerang Yearbook (Holland, MI)

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tial' ,- Student Council ineinbers, Mary Kuiper. Keith Bosch. Marcia Brink, and Stan Marcus, count ballots from class officer and Athletic Sister elections. Q After being elected. one of the first things the Athletic Sisters did was choose a jacket to wear while selling at the football game. fwjjwaz e . ,g.y,W'ffgf if i-A , -I V,-Www 1:2 My ea.WW,,,wmm .,. G, ,,. .,,, ,W gh, rg ffwlgh a WW' . . f . . ' ,W of .. I4 ,QM frffucuw 7 , X, if 1 tzaref' . ., M t T ' A W fe t JP . ' , .if , . ff' f ZSAXW X W -A M5 , 5, ' ff A may Z ' 2 W man- 71. ,Q AA zz .,,, M. 141 , f .. Z f ' if f' ' i if Q i A Zz J? A 0 swf WMHWM 5,..,,,., ,,,,, u 4 2 ,Zi , 5 H 2 1 1 .1 ,, i K I 5 l l l ff VZ E ff, A ,,l,o ff? , ,a ,y ,f, fffff ff l if Z Mi in A 9 i 5 x f Mr. Marcus converses with the hrst paid assembly guest, Hedi Olden, who was a Swiss yodeler. She also played the accordion and talked about her country. 4,,.w- H Mum Jean Scbaafsma takes Boomerang subscriptions from Connie Speet, Ken Taylor, Vern Sterk, and Ron Ten Brink. LEFT: john Murdock enters the final stretch of a two-mile run in the Niles CTOSS country l11CCl. BELOXV: Steve Groters. Al Benton Harbor, 2829. ZW ' ,i v 4, f . ' Us V . ..,. . f ff V ' :ck Q Teusink, and Hubby Harrington rest alter defeating vt WM. f 4. 1 X , I. .I ,gil f 4 A 5 ,uv 33s S .1 'nsxf' f X- Awww .zz , , ' X7 ,-. QL I , I 5 ,' ' Z? .. ,fa,.4Q .MQ,,..4u1 , Q Z .-.. ........ . . 52:44 .. .14 4fM'W7,7 ,f P I W f 1 L .V .,.. .1 -1 f H ' N6 fjya .bf .- A y . 4 4 cf .. af W- s M- r 7 , g X . aff ff ,A.4,.w1.M . ff sim si- , 'iff ,ff . 1 A -' ....... ' A I .gy , f b X S R , I ,Q ,. 'f fs ,QW , -A , Q A r' i ' 2-'em if . .s ' Z t 4-1-1-:-'I , V ' fi- t' ' M 2 .f . . -' . L - ' :wif f .7 I Yr ?'.f '?sv',:' .f'.Lm'i -Mis 5f1fC2T.N-' . .91-.g, P iff 'A ' - 4 1 'X 1 r sf f S S 4 .kt ,. N x f w ' fi

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22 za SEPTEMBER-1957 sun. Mon. g gms. gvygo. 5 THU. FRI. 5 SAT. 4 3 if l IOII ,,, if 5 l6l7l8 34 Q 1 ' . 5 E Q 9 e E i , a 2 l l 25 1 T 30 f ' First Quarter a l . l I S C 2 hz-30111 e i S 12 L , Q Z I9 l l l . . A 26 1 l E 2 i , E sm Full Moon 1 1 . ,t .. . A S S l E l E 2 9 . l ! s t E E 4 . I Q A 5 i E l I3 20 I f y 4 728 v 4 Last Quarter 5 New Moon . i 155 E TJ .5 i 17th 231-ci As Life Progresses 14 The 1957-58 school year, opening on September 5 greeted a new principal, Jay YV. Formsma. Mr. Formsma who came to Holland High School from Belding, Mich- igan, was the unanimous choice of the teachers' com- mittee. Married and the father of two children, he is a native of Grand Rapids, a graduate of YVyoming Park High School, and holds A.B. and A.M. degrees from Wes :rn Michigan University. Mle welcome him to Holland High School, the center of each student's life. As our school year progressed we lived many ex- periences that we'll always remember. In the years to come as we, the alumni of this great school, look back on our days as students, these will be the memories that will remind us of the joys and the sorrows that were once such an important part of our lives. 1 .v

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Kal' Gushen Ruth Smith ,sean Queen Bonita Kolean Janice Harbin Judy DOYII The theme for the 1957 Cor- onation was An Affair To Re- member . The Coronation was held at the Civic Center where the lovely queen, Bonita Kolean, and her court, Kay Gushen, Ruth Smith, Janice Harbin, and Judy Dorn, were graciously enter- tained by Holland High School students. A crown of sweetheart roses was placed on Queen Bon- ita's head by Mayor Bill Kail. The queen was dressed in white with the members of her court wearing yellow and green. The ceremony was a beautiful one and will long be remembered by Holland High School students. ki.