Holland High School - Boomerang Yearbook (Holland, MI)

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'You ull get out there and selll Northside Manager Sandy KTOCZC CZIUSSS H l1l1I'Sl My f- V we Q .- X. 5' I i Y f 1 n A We K 3 , ,,t,tt A X ff' I' M ,. .i1. sf. gf' r ,,,. , .e M21-.. 1 the fllPClIlIlQ clzry of the Clllllliillgll, Mr, Xl Havens explains the tcthniques mglgilfillc SL-lying lo thc Scnim-5, Bruce Stegenga clemonslrzites his szlles techni mug ' 93 J' ,L mix X A ! Ji sf 7 53 F1 2 If X my KQ PM ,H W if ,af 'gf ll if yi? IE: tl r,a,,Xy - P' 1 W' AA, yn If ffl? ,W 1, L 1 If 9 ASV ,I ff, fl-ig if A 'S of laughter with her hillbilly get-up. ' s K Q - A W. 9: t , 'K K' fi- 2,5350 -,K -l . XWQQX, QUC.

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1. L L .J l ff.. ' 4 The sales progress chart shows Southside's rocket beating North side's to the moon as the campaign nears its end. The class of 1958, with 269 members, topped its magazine campaign quota of 810,840 That meant that on the average, each person sold 546.06 worth of magazines. This average wa: higher per person than that of any previous year. The Southside manager, Bob Madison, led his side to victory, but was given a very close race by Sandy Kroeze, Northside man- ager. The top salesman, Jim Boyd, sold S5l0.15 worth of magazines, a figure neve before reached by a Holland High student. Rockets and space was the theme of the cam- paign, with the class of '58 reaching the moon After the campaign, a big job of the managers, clerks, and treasurers is sorting the sales slips. Led by an efficient staff. the Senior Class topped its goal. Front row, left to right: Sally Tellman, Lynda Nyhoff. jane Penna, jean Schaafsma. Sandy Kroeze. Bob Madison, Eddie Rackes, Pat Hover, Kai' Smith. Second row: Judy Poll, Maxine Riksen, Karel Vander Lucft. Sara Yan De Poel. Bob Bush. Jo Ruddick. Rose Burns. L3I'l1f'VBHliEI'. Third row: Gayle Steketee, Sandy Piersma, Linda Raven, Ruth Smith, Cal Rose, Bonita Kolean, Sid f 5. ,,,.,...Z ,,,,, Y .-L,,,,,,,,, J 6 1 l , I 4, f ,W .. I .I M Z ,.,, , 'L T265 , , 4 f MM, I , W l 1 1 - ' f-W ff Tiesenga, Harold Dekker. Carol Amburg. Margaret Freidrich, Bruce Stegenga, Larry Dykstra. Fourth row: Mary Van Haitsma, Linda Smith, Pat Vander Beek, Bev Fairbanks, Sharon Delke, jane Schaftenaar, Linda McBride. Karen Ende. Barb Kamphuis, Dave Roosien. Back row: Lorri Ziel, janet Vanden Bos, Sherwin XVeener, Mr. Havens. Bill Stryker. Mary Bosch. Paul Smeenge. ,., z up-, S if li 1 ,Z f a 4. W Aga .WMQ ms g.. fwaamm i , , 3 Z Q . as:1...:.,.:iv. 5ft:.sa:Zia:::-''-5.,..,::- -- S211-4 CSF- ' , -maQ..m2-X.:-.-.V ,, g f ' V fa ,sxvwyi WQQEQKQSS as 1 My Zf.L 'TM MM WH 4, 1 2? Wi , .Wg 2,5 f ,Q ,fit 4. af' 21 asf. ffam .wxg 1 X 1 I