Holland High School - Boomerang Yearbook (Holland, MI)

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x ,rf The canran danrt-rs pcrfornied at the Horizon Father-Dau0'lit er Banquet Pl and the Blotlier-Danglilt-r lt-a. lin- girls are ylndy Poll, Mary Ellen Dalinan. Margie SiIiaI'tcnaai', linda Smith, I: Y: l A in inc en Bos, Sue lVright, and .Innia Dalnian. 5 V ,,,, ,, 1 ,N-: --L .. Mr. Chard, as director of the Senior Play, spent many .- . .'.- . r nf, . . X N-ZIV.-.. .. . Q long hours working with the cast at play' rehearsals, x in-.--.Q Q, K N 1110110 --vnu ii: 72 W xl'.....--- Q ---4 - - X-11-v-0' '-',','.'f:- x .QII-L.-:-:ia .QE i S f 1 .1 M -Q 11? Xtf.'-'--,',',1- gif. gz A .M sr--5:1 :sf-. gi , , f 'a l , 4 If s,-W 7 .1 ,.1', ',v f Ms J' ',v , ,. 1, i QW nf - '- 5 i 1 -' v ' H Z' i g,.1.Q-3, '.:jf-jf- , ' ,- .n'.n .f':, .-'dxf V V -A 1- 1-. 4 ,v ' X, ,,, to t'.- aft 1 f iff' sd - , ,, ' 4 ' nano y ' fi , 6 f , 4 7 V ...,,.,- 2 A I Carol Dykens and Mr. Shearer plan second semester schedules. Bill Rail presented a new pair of wooden shoes to Grand Ilaxen. It has been tradition for 55 years to Seated are Judy Poll and George Scott, the lmride and groom in the Senior Play. Standing are Mary Bosch, ,Xnn Herlst. Bill Stryker, and Ruth Van Howe. Congratulations to the cast for a hne job! - , O' D.ll' X 5 I A-. Prcsem H wooden Shoe tmlyhy to the wmncr of lm rien '1 ey, guest conductor from the LlllXt,lb1lj ol Miclngan. , , directs the orchestra 'n a '- 't ' . Holland-C-rand Haven football game. ' 1 ll mm me

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H-Club nienibeis Milt Nieuwsina. Ron Yonker. Bob Madison, Russ Prins, Boyd, Jack Scully, and Bruce van Leuwen work hard at washing cars dt Teens Against Polio YVeek. Mayor Bill Kail says good-bye to St. joe High School President jim De Vries. Mr. Davis, Mr, Forsma, Don Totzke, Mary Bosch, Mr. Marcus, Deanna Doak, jim Van Putten, Paula Edwards, Bonita Kolean, and Burleigh XVilson helped establish good relations between the two schools. Jim lring it Physics students jerry Hamelink, jack Scully, and Bob Madison demonstrate Bernoulli's Prin- ciple by balancing a ping-pong ball on a stream of water. Connie Veele, a polio victim, crowned Queen, Garnet Harrington and King Keith Bosch at the Polio Dance. Connie and her sister Vicki help pop the balloons that decorated the Armory, LEFT: During Holland's Tulip Tiine, one of the main attractions is the Dutch Dance. Hol- land High girls perform every night throughout the week-long event in front of the post office and on the streets alter the parades. Many long hours are spent by the girls practicing in the gym, and the whole town is always Very proud of them.