Holland High School - Boomerang Yearbook (Holland, MI)

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El r D ' H D 1 75535235 ,959 155555.55- surionv M0NDAY1Kli TUESDAY qaweonssrmllltj THURSDAY lla FRIDAY Q SATURDAY QQ End nf Znd. B'tl'aimLku' mu-king parted. folltge N-gl-'c ott+t.'w: -Hln, -Y6wM GH 7 8MmumLf,,,l'9 10 11 D T I Q I Carol S108 mp, atm, Report CM-as Klllff. Y Gorlwln lflcighln ' ...... arm. Q 'T31 14 Irs 16 lu 18 '19 S . Hn lx B:-na ioncert. Motif: Hush? o in zz Z3 274 L25 'W' ze ' 0 ?--f- CHRISTMAS Sauter- gmc IZB Z9 B0 31 : VAfATlON M me I , l Ufrwwwlwmmll ll . K U I l December,' Christmas Vacation! Marlene Dykstra, Marcia Bosch, Jean Holman, Sandy Van Beek and Sena Havinga hold token White Gifts of good will. December was a busy month. The first day the girls took the Betty Crocker Homemaking test and Col- lege Night was held. The White Gift Carol Sing was held at the Civic Center, December 6. Seniors were measured for caps and gowns the 8th, The 9th meant report cards! December IO the Homemaking Depart- ment held Open House. Kalamazoo played us there Refreshments are enioyed at the Candy Capers dance. You did it! December ll. December 17, Muskegon Heights de- feated us by one. The following Tuesday Owosso played here. Also, Christmas vacation started. December 28 the Honor Society held its Frosh Report at Jefferson School. Horizon held their Candy Capers 'formal on December 29. if .C S., y 1 hy .Q egg 2 .f . ' '- - I . ' :, -. - ,A , ,L K :sau y .y..-- r r , ' l E l -?,,':fN1 ' Wifi . I I E' -5 - ' vga' . I' I -3 1 - , 1 er L Students talk informally to college representatives in the Boy's GYm 11