Holland High School - Boomerang Yearbook (Holland, MI)

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Acquire Practical Experience While Working The cooperative training program offered at Holland High in coniunction with the State Board of Control for Vocational Education, gave each Senior an excellent op- portunity for practice, on the iob training. A student en- rolled in this program spent one half of the day on the job while the other half was spent in school. With the cooperation of the various business establishments in the Holland area, the student helped to develop skills, atti- tudes, and work habits which help to insure success in the world of work. Junior and Senior girls had an excellent opportunity to learn while they worked as student librarians. Their in- structor, of course, was our librarian, Mrs. Donivan who taught them the fundamentals of running a library. e Mr. Runk Mr. Schipper M A . , . V . . I : i , tw W si 'Q .ics iw Mrs. Donivan Mr. Gebraad ' W fn N 1' 'M Q 'fun' I ta Janice Nienhuis and Pauline Bouman, student librarians, stamp books. Brad Zylman operates on a dog.

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Courses Offer Training 'Inu Mr. Adler MV- N0YCl Mr. Oosterbaan Education which is scientific, com- mercial, or industrial does not pro- vide the completeness which mod- ern life demands. The need for art in todays living was met through Holland High's art course. Vocational agriculture developed the knowledge of the young men who were planning careers in farming. Through approved prac- tice and the development of their skill, they learned the fundamen- tals of their future careers. Drivers education aimed at de- veloping the knowledge of the car and improving the attitudes of our Students study charts while Mr. Adler reads. . future drivers. - -sw--ww'-Wvmnnluuf' 1 ' i 153 ls 1 ' semis r if 1 T DIUVERKHTRAINING I f ' In-.Q CAR '-ll X .r N-mga.-af Mr. Oostenbaan gives Ruth Vanden Brink instructions for starting the car. For The Future Mrs. Visscher 'Inu-f' Gerene Van Putten and Marcia Bosman draw pictures of still life. By do- ing this they acquire a sense of proportion, shade, and perspective. 'C

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The Sophomore class officers strive to do their best. They are, Tom Williams, President, Paul Bast, Vice President, Karen Mokma, Secretary, Karen Kolean, Treasurer. Sophomores Take On New Responsibilities SOPHOMORE HONORS Linda Beyer Patricia Kool John Stam Carl Stoel Edward Wagenveld Suellen Prins Eunice Bloemers Arthur Dirkse Janet Wichers Douglas Boven Elizabeth Connor Carol Cooper Judith Dorgelo Ruth Kleingeksel Mary Ellen Mrok Sandra Santora Carol Van Lente Coral Dalman Robert Myrick Ruth Vanden Brink Rolland Swank Donna Beukema Dianna Arentz Robert Derks Marlene Johnson Sharon Kraai Virginia Smith Mark Tidd Dianne Vander Schaaf Ruth Van Naarclen Thomas Williams Judith Jordan Gayle Harrington Charles Ragoins Brian Taber Norma Kortering Ted De Long Barbara Yskes Bruce Gibbons Karen Groen Allan Hoffman Karen Mokma Helen Renick Richard Shumaker Charles Tuesink Gloria Lannoo Sally Alderink Sharon De Weerd Melinda Mc Voy Gary Smith Sally Steketee David Stryker Doloryce Vink Joyce Working Thomas Steffens James Dressel George Good Gayle Jansen Pamela Klokkert Suzanne Lacey Donna Lappenga Janet Baker Roger Buurma James Drig Valentine Reyes Veryl Rowan Julian Smit David Stansby Dennis Ter Horst Shirley Ver Hulst Ellen Walters Del Wieghmink Peggy Coster Mary Van Til Marguerite Bosman John Dalman Shannon Dangremond Nancy De Waard Cheryl Grotler Russell Kleinheksel Jim Winter