Holland High School - Boomerang Yearbook (Holland, MI)

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www-up-q kg 0 , 1 am? .vmwui i l A. lim Gonzales runs tash register. B. llxvh lflieman anal Mrs. Rui? prepare a tlish to sell. C. Stott Illyinga antl Mike Sparks enjoy their lunch. D. Bonnie Vanlileeren takes an ortler. ll. Sherri Vleim studies while lunehing. l.ip's Delight is manned by stu- rlents from the Restaurant Manage- ment classes. It is open everyday except Monday for hoth breakfast and lunch. The entrees vary from taco salatl to hamburgers to lasagna to eas- seroles. any Students Dine at Lipas Delight

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Common Corner Caters to ll astes A. Chris Smith waits on a customer. IS. Kathy Van Fassen works on fruit clay. C Mr, lirgitu sets up for the clay's sales. D. Student aide, Tom Skiles, rings up the Lilsh register. The two Retailing Classes manage the school store, The Common Cor- ner. From each class there are four committee chairmen and one man- ager. The committees are Inventory, Ordering, Promotional, and Display. The Common Corner is open daily from 11:30-1:15. v ui Front row: Dorothy Walker, Mary Anne Kruithofulohn Van Raalte, Darlene Stephenson, Barb Gottke, Connie Vinkleg Zncl row: Tom Skiles, Dana Cyrus, Robbin Kuite. Mr. Bratu. Mr. Miller. David Cyrus. f I ..

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There are approximately 170 stu- dents in the Holland High School bands. They are either in Symphonic or Concert Band, Symphonic Band being the highest. Students wishing to be in Symphonic Band must audi- tion. Both bands combine in making the Marching Band. They march at all the home football games, Tulip Time, and various other parades. The bands present three concerts each year and also participate in the competition at festival. A. Faithful band members perform no matter what the weather. B. Drum Major Bill MacKechnie at attention. C, Even during the summer, rehearsals do not end. D. An ending to a busy week of camp. E. Dedicated band members attend band camp. and Members Show Fine School Spirit and a Willingness to ork . 5,111 0152.0 wif, nuiiii tw. 'Fa B 5 SYMPHONIC BAND Front row' Lonette Bouman Denise Smith -Ia ne Sto e V' k' B ' , , . , y . n r, ic 1 ussies, Kara Minnema, l.isa Redeker. Gail Miles, Anne Carey, Kathy Kampen. Beth Terpstra, Second row: Patti Ebels, Eleanor Shoemakerhlulie Kleinhessal Amy Volkers Cindy Greving Chris VanTyl Dian V De B ' lt , , 1 , , . ' ' ne an an rin', Barb Miller, Marilyn Stejskal, Lonnie Salisburymlodi ohnson, Sue Carpenter, Amy Baronuloan Vanderploeg, Third row: 'Ioanne Thompson, Deb Arnett,-lane Moes, Nancy xiLll KlCXXi.lIL'l', Harb Boer, Pat Kuna, Linda Wfilson, Daryl Berkom- pas, Mark Simmons, Lisay Gray, Lisa lnderbitzen, Brian Schipper. Clark Simmons, Fourth row: Gail Sehippers. Sherry lsracls. Kathy Zatliarx. Sue Kampen, Amy Miles. Roh Price, Dave Daniels, Bill Kalkmanhlan Siems,joe Boullion, Mike VandenBerg, Scott Houting, Dan Kruithof,-Ieffjohnson,-lim Schippermlohn Howell, Fifth row. VC'arren Kooyers, Paul Blain, Steve Essenberg, Lori Haterbring, Kurt Overway, Margie Helton, Diane Moes, Steve Hyma,jim Swierenga. Last row: Mike Lundie, Peter Romano. Kelly Schaap. Dan DeKok, Greg Kindig, Mike Bruischat, Brian Fojtik, Drums: Steve Hardenberg, Larry Devflaard, Dave VanderKooy, Mike Vandenlierg, DeeDee-Iackson,,lane V.inAlsburg