Holland High School - Boomerang Yearbook (Holland, MI)

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Students Gain Knowledge of Past, Present, Mr. Damson Mr. Noyd, is Mr. Hanson, Under the guidance of these teachers students delved into the systems of the Greeks, Englishmen, and Modern Ameri- cans. Way back in Junior High everyone learned about American History and studied the workings of our governments today in Citizenship. Again in Senior High, American History was taken by all students who then 'Followed the United States from Abe Lincoln to Harry Truman. Several other elective courses are ofifered in Senior High which include World History, Michigan History, Government, Modern History and the newly instituted Ancient History course. All of these courses are designed to acquaint the student with the background of world problems and the importance of democratic principles in our civilization today. Miss Lampen ll U! C Mr. Weiss, 1 'N V Mrs. Van Pullen, Mr, Wenzel Mrs. an Brugen

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Prepare Students For College .IL V fnigi- Mr. Van lure Miss Shuckson Mr' Ffeefs X Ain. Mr. Boeve Mr. Bosch Miss Keck L H A Mt!-A tj I, .:,. Mr. Olmstead Mrs' Wimef Mr' Selover 25

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and Future Civilizations In Social Studies 1-all 'La s r Mr. McAllister Artistic Ability Miss Althuis, am Mr. Van Lente Mr. Kupelian Develops While the math and fsociai science classes give background knowledge for vocations that the maiority of students enter, the Art Departmentrhelps to give students a more rounded education through art appreciation. Art i and 2 give the student an introduction to art. Advanced art taught perspective and different techniques in the stu- dents' art attempts. During Christ- mas the Art Department did a splendid iob of decorating the stage and the Christmas trees in the auditorium. Mrs. Van Lente iw, lfffw I ,fy , fxg-Jil! p is ax L5 .. Q3 Q19 S gi ll! he as 6i3l4Q iii ti Mrs. Visscher