Holland High School - Boomerang Yearbook (Holland, MI)

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l Gene Boerman lays up gi shot against Muskegon Heights. while Hubby Harrington scores against Muskegon. Ted X'Valters shoots a successful jump shot during the Muskegon Heights game. During varsity practice. Glen Van U'ieren, Ron Dorgelo, Jim Van Putten, and Hubby Harrington practice passing, This helps to increase their ball control. The champion intramural team was Ohio. This team consisted of Captain Dave Bonnette, Paul Elenbaas, Randy Baldwin, Russ Prins, and Bruce Van Dyke. The champion- ship game was played between Ohio and Michigan, with the final score being.20 to 15. The champion intramural team, as in the past, played the Yellow Dogs, or men teachers. The Hnal score of this game was Ohioql, Yellow Dogs 43. LEFT: In intramural play, Bob Arends shoots a successful basket for the New York team. Ron DorgelO takes a jump shot for Holland in the tournament game against Battle Creek.

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NAA 1 7 are I-'42 ,,.5w2,'2fzz ' 4 x' f' af., - .1,. ' .:, .w - ' t Q 'f' ff? ma.. ,L Q The Senior Play Business Staff included Linda Smith ma, Kay Smith, Pat Hower, Sara Van De Poel, Mr Damson, and Prof. Hanson. Getting the house ready for the wedding, jim Botsis, Dare Roossien, and Bob Bolks remove all of the Banks furniture. :A 'Xi s n s 1 1 1 u 4 t Q r x 1 n u r 1 .N - it . ,Y -. L. n. it. Qt, is . ft. . , The progress chart shows the Senior Class meeting its goal, The Senior Class reached its quota by selling 2,466 tickets to Father of the Bride . This topped any sales made in recent years. The Southside, led by Bill Kail, defeated the northside in ticket sales. The Southside sold 315700 worth to the northside's 5553. At the last night of the play, chairs were set up in the auditorium to accommodate the crowd. This had not been done for many years. Congratulations are extended to Mr. Chard and the cast for making the play a wonderful success. Leading the Southside to victory, Bill Kail needles his Northside oppoent, jim Boyd. , ,,,, 9 ,. My gf' '-' . 3 As a curtain call, a reception line was formed. Taking part are Jim Van DVM- Ruth Vim HOWC' Boll Pmlks- Bill Striker- DMC Keith Bosch, Sid Tiesenga, Bruce van Leuwen, Katie Reed, Roosim' and Jack Hamclink- Mary Bosch, George Scott, Ann Herfst, Judy Poll, Cherie Yost, 27 Ruth Smith, Eddie Rackes. Connie Jansen, jean Schaafs-

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College Night was very successful. Twenty-five colleges, universities, and business and Janice Bosch is the local high school winne technical institutes were represented. A vote of thanks goes to the College Night Board. in the Betty Crocker Contest. One of the highlights of the month of April was the H-Club semi-formal dance. Lew Allen's band made the eve- ning memorable. Another memory for the month of April was caucus and elections. All the campaign worry and rush began on April 25. During May, the Spring Formal and the Cotton Cotillion were loads of fun for everyone. The climax of the year for all seniors was Senior Day. Talking over memories of past high school days, the pie- eating contests, and the graduation dance were the end to a long-remembered year. At the Valentine Sweetheart Dance, sponsored by G.A.A., a Sweetheart Couple was elected. This couple was Garnet Harrington and Tom Buis. I The Horizon Mother-Daughter Tea is always one of the highlights of the school year. The accompanying style show makes every girl long JACK Alexander puts up one of his posters with the for a new wardrobe. help of his campaign manager, Carole Risselada.