Holland High School - Boomerang Yearbook (Holland, MI)

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Members of the Student Council decorate the Civic Center Art Dirkse, Ed Wagenveld, Karen Mokma, Sandie Broker, for Coronation. In any high school one of the most important organiza- tions is the student government which represents the students of the school in making laws concerning them. Our student council is no exception to this statement. Ably led by Mayor Ed Wagenveld, Clerk Karen Mokma, Treasurer Mary Ellen Mrok, Judge Bruce Masselink, and Chief of Police Dave Stryker, this council accomplished numerous deeds constructive to both school and community. One of the best known projects of the Student Council was the maintenance of a foreign exchange student. Throughout the school year the Council sponsored activi- t16S to acquaint these foreign students with the life in H.H.S. Student Council members tie up bags of clothing for the clothing drive. and Jim Crozier participate in the book exchange The events surrounding our Homecoming Week were organized by the Council, including decorating the Civic Center for the coronation and the coronation itself. To help the students procure the books needed, the Council operated a book exchange at the beginning of both semesters. In the line of more frivolous activities, the Student Council sponsored a semi-formal dance, the ever popular Dutch Treat Week, and the annual Spring formal. Because of all these activities undertaken by our Council it is easy to see that the Student Council is fulfilling its many obligations. Results of the Spring elections are tabulated. 23

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Student Council members, left to right, front row: Barb Kouw, Kay Borlace, Diane Marcus, Barb Hoffman, Nancy Denig Sue Thompson. Second row: Mary Ellen Mrok, Judy Thomas, Judy Van Liere, and Linda Vukin. Standing: Paul Bast, Carl Walters jim Borowski, Dave Stryker, Ben Farabee, Chuck Ragains, Stu Clark, Bruce Masselink, Henry Holthuis, Skip Nienhuis, Dick Ry zenga, Bob Fitch, and Al Hoffman. Seated: Karen Mokma, and Ed Wagenveld. Council Sparks School ACtiVit16S EY if , ' Qfieefmwsslbzrz ,1?',.fi If 1 .I 4 is ,mgkz ' ' ,gi '73 V J W i I i Z Q , ' L lQiQQQllQQl5QQ , , USS' 5 ff ,::: Dave Stryker Chief of Police Bruce Masselink 22 Judge Ed Wagenveld Mayor Mary Ellen Mrok Treasurer wi H , f,-,lf7 'f5 V llasi V' - ., zfF1z1sz,sfgs, t , me ' s 'swf ,Pipit isis! ' ,. : 'fill-f Sli? f asfrsfeszgsfiw a wi,'4s7:ti?5f2 Q32 4 . M I 'iglil . :ff-L-57:19 ik: :. ,F -'l'ffw'?fff5if:: .. was-f,s,ff f f - fes?sfffsz:fi .fs Q Q-1w,f,1-fs-11, ,f 1 f1,fe,.-n,.sw.1w fe-:rw ,,f, 1 ,,--. 11w.w 1 z1,.1f,11-,1mw.m Karen Mokma Clerk :mf 5221921 in .if-,L ,swrszlfiiflezeiiczfts

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Boomerang advisor, Mr. Chard, and editor Chuck Ragains relax for a Senior class editors, janet Wichers and Bruce Masselink, check the moment during a busy noon hour. of a Senior. BODMER Every year has found room 105 in Holland High School filled with the hardworking group of Seniors chosen to execute the task of putting out a Boomerang. This year was no exception. The staff put out one of the best Boomer- angs in the history of Holland High School. The person saddled with all the responsibility of keeping the staff with their noses to the grindstone was the advisor, Mr. Robert Chard, whose able assistance proved invaluable. Chosen as Editor-in-Chief this year was Chuck Ragains. Chuck TWO members of the Boomerang Sfaff plan Pages' The photographers of the staff are Glen Rummler, Art Dirkse, Chuck Tuesink, and Bob Derks. hours, decide on a layout for the pages assigned them. junior editors, Dan Campau, Barb Plewes, Nancy Denig, and Thelma Leen-