Bellflower Christian School - Crusader Yearbook (Bellflower, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1955 volume:

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Striving toward that goal, moy the melodies in our hearts be sweet and our songs ever be joyful! Lvl ilu' uvrrrl of Christ flzrwll in you richly in all ufisdmn: fvmiiirzg 111111 adrnmzislzirig nm- mmllzitr in psrilnix mul liyrnrzx :mil .vpiriluul srmgs, singing with grmv' in your li.:-urls In Ihr' Lord. Colussilms 3:16. Administration 9 Senior High 'I9 Junior High 37 PHUEHHW Elementary 45 Athletics 5 Activities and Organizations 73 Advertising 101 9 S 'il 'Q if WVTI' i SWIM HQEH '9 X4' H f Q - 'lk fi CEQQ 'Q 'C S 217' Cix- -.N-. -I ab -... -., 05, Q, Q. I S ,-.JN f S 135, K .4 K' xg U 44? T. . 'i 4 P I , 11' ,. , QQ' '5 , 'Cf.1 . -' fu IQPQFL F i Y 3'--5 ' gl' X P4 , 'FA v-4 . - .03 ff., J , . f...1,... ,Q - b V- QI A : I ' I . ' 'L-trim -. I ,QE I b 1 ' Q ' . :ZA W MW,, Mm.. -. Q 5f X5f:, . '. . 4. L ,gi ' xA 4--. , ' ' sg, Q ' ff i '41 . 'l 5- .11 1.4 .cf A . - fa-.Ag H- 3 - g ' 5- sa '-A - HEHHULHHQ HWWHHH 'S H 1,4 .xf YJ in 5 . ly' HHHEIH HHHHHQHH .Q ' x Qlfg-'. luis cleciicicitecl her lile to the furtherance of Christicxn Erluc-cxtion, given her tirne ond tolents to :nuke Bellflower Christian o better ond more oumtcnncling school, daily instructed Gnd inspired students on to higher goals? spent many tedious hours on this lnook und others ol worthy rneritg we lltl?Ct'LJSf1ClCI' Stull ol l955, do, with heartfelt gratitude, cledicute to you, MISS CONNIE VERSLUYS, our Crusoder . tx How shall the young direct' K way? in i it H 1 1 in What light shall be their perfect Thy Word, O Lord, will safely lead If in its wisdom they confide. EUHUUUUHE . eeking Firing out the best in each 0 5 X ' 0 i t L, ' Lisa ' Ng ,ME 5 xi . E 'Z is 4 Xl A16 K l 'S-x N 'J' AX -- Y, SCHOOL BOARD--vStonding: L. Van Noord, Secretary, P. De Groot, J. W. Verhoeven, Geo. Stellingwert, C. Van Diest, A Van lor-uwvn, boo. Vcrhoevcn, Controller. Sealed: F, lroost, President, R. Vanderby, Vice-President, H. Slegcrs, Vice-all, F. Vogel, J. Engelhard, Your hugh school course has been completed and your School Board wishes to congratulate you upon Treasurer. this achievement. life is like a great symphony orchestra. Each musician has a particular part to play. ll good harmony is to result, each must be able to carry out his responsibility as the conductor directs. Loving parents, teachers, and ministers have sought to nourish, mould and train you so that you might grow in wisdom and in stature to play your part well. Through the operation of the Holy Spirit, we trust that this training will have lasting value for you. Ar, you If-ave Bellflower Christians halls, may you occupy your God-given place in His Kingdom'-be it as violinist or drummer -and be a witness unto His Grace. FRED TROOST, President lO D ,I1 ,J-Q if xi Xfj, . ,A .1 ll Jill lac, flik + sm- -K- I xl 4 l tl Mr. L. DuJorig,Assis1cmf Principal oTAriesic.15 Mri H. De Bluey, Elemenfory Principcilg Mr. H, iiemens, S perimendermtg cmd Mr. H. Holsfege, High School Principal. --A I I L, . -1 q'.IlHlif ' 'K 7 . I .412 gg! A .QP S 1 1 1 1 '.,-. a REV. L. KNOWLES Put down your pencils 'til I get Through explaining. Bible I and II, Reformed DocTrine. I I mr I I1 I . W vi .I-. MR. J. NYDAM Keep This in mind- Shop I ond II, English II ond III. MISS E. MALEFYT Take out o holf sheet of poper English I ond IV, Lofin I ond II. ffff I 's lNliRUpgXmETL1y 5 A 'N -I 'i E In g 'IQ 'fir Y , l-l lr' ' ..,.4, 'ff f,,i 5 , l MISS F. POUNDSTONE iii. ml. 5592 If you cc1n'f be quief,Tl1en leave, lilvrcirion E1--are 9 '9!.if.iff' Z.,- MR. S. POSTHUMA All fogefher now, one and two and . . Music, Chorus, Bond MR. W. ROZEMA All right, you guys! General Science, Algebro, Physical Education MR. H. T. VANDER ARK Oh, ah sch, well, Mah- Church History, World History American History American Government MISS C. VERSLUYS Eyes on the copy! All ready? Begin' Bookkeeping, Typing I and II Secretarial Practice. 1 I Q J ng ' ,F , W X lx It V , L 5-4-' . V' .Fila I 1 Mr. P. Buifeloar, M. J. Struiksmo, Mr. A. Von Lcmr, Mr. B. Koops. Wullenberg, Mr. J, De Young, Mr. E. De Boer, Mrs, N. Versluys . r wigfx 4HHlHlHHHHllH HHH HHHHH Mr. ond Mrs. F. Beezhold Mrs. E. De Wyn M H E Te e s Super nfendenf b UM HHH HIIHYV WWW RIIHQE A ....- ::- R ,Q 15 11 5' s . different voices repeating the same melody . -making slight variations . . . ending in a X iffy 0 . 5 M i',frgf,,.U1Gfk8d climax. i,:w5,3' 4,1 'tau sts, -SL Silllilll HIGH Let them praises give Jehovah, For His name alone is high, And his glory is exalted, Far above the earth and sky. RH ETA BANGMA 'No goal too high for her to reachf Rheta, a quiet but talented girl, stands high in class achieve- ments. Born in the Netherlands, she came to America nine years ago, entering the third grade at Bellflower Chrisitan. Being a lover of sports, she participated in baseball in her freshman year, volleyball as a iunior, and was a member of the G.A.A. this year. Her noble ambition is to become a Christian school teach- er after attending Calvin Col' lege. 'V KENNETH BOOTSMA Theres a little bit of bad in every good boy. One of our twelve-year stu- dents, Kenneth has always gra- ciously shared with us his mu' sical talent. During each of his high school years, he was a member of the Glee Club and Male Quartet. As a sophomore, he was an active member of the Photography Club and the B Basketball Team. He led the iunior class as president, was vice-president of the Student Council, was on the Crusader Staff and was lead man in the Junior Play. Besides being class president in his senior year, he ably edited the T955 Crusader. He plans to take a pre-med course in college. i GERTRUDE Bos A pretty girl is like a melody. Gertrude came to our school from the Artesia public school while in the fourth grade. A friend of all, she has capably held many desired positions and leaves an enviable scholarship record. For three years she has represented our class in the Stu- dent Council and sang in the Glee Club. She was a member of the G.A.A. during her iunior and senior years and served as treasurer of this organization for the past year. Gert played vol- leyball while in her freshman year and basketball during the last two years of her high school days. She plans to work in a bank in the near future. , , 'X 7, -w., C.. r MARIANNE BOUMA A girl with a smile is a girl worth while. Marianne, a girl with a sweet personality, attended Bellflower Christian for eleven years. She has been a source of pleasure to her class with a friendly word and smile for everyone. Being interested in sports, she was on the volleyball team as a fresh- man and junior, on the baseball team when a junior, and the bas- ketball team as a senior. She sang in the Glee Club her first two high-school years. She be- longed to the Home Economics Club and Sewing Club. She was also with G.A.A. for two years. Her plans for the future are in- definite. IRMA JEAN BROEKEMA She's gentle and she's shy, still theres mischief in her eye. Irma Jean came to our school from Bozeman, Montana, and spent just her senior year with us. A comparatively new stu- dent to' Bellflower Christian, she is rather quiet, but we suspect she really is as full of fun as the rest. When you come to know her, you will discover her wil- lingness and ability to work hard. She is always reliable and cooperative. Her favorite pas- times are rollerskating and rid- ing-in motorboats, that is. She has done real well as a member of the Glee Club and as a mem- ber ofthe G.A.A. also. Her arn- bition is to secure an office or bank position. t.?- 'N r . i . x ...J SHARON BROE RSMA Here I am, you lucky people. Sharon, a mischievous blonde, is well known and well liked by all her classmates. Because of her pleasing personality she ac- quired many friends. She at- tended our school for twelve years. As a freshman she joined the Delta Gamma Club, as a sopho- more she became a member of the Gazette Staff, and as a jun- ior she belonged tothe Forensic Club. Her performance in the Junior Play will be well remem- bered. She sang in the Glee Club for the last three years and readily participated in the activi- ties of the G.A.A. for the past two years. Her plans for the fu- ture are indefinite. ,A-. 5 '26 ,Y PHYLUS DE JONG RAMONA DE VELDER HERMAN DOUMA There is no substitute for the genuine. Phyllis attended Bellflower Christian since the first grade and has been a real benefit to our class. As a freshman she was a member of the Crusaders Gazette Staff and volleyball team. While a sophomore she was on the Photography Club. She was president of the Sewing Club and a member of the G.A.A. during her third and fourth years of high school. As a senior she was class treasurer, G.A.A. secretary, and a member of the Annual Staff. She also went out for basketball and vol- leyball. She took the College- Preparatory Course, but her plans for the future are not defi- nite. Talk and laughter play an im- portant part in her life. Ramona, one of our twelve-yeah students, was a real favorite of our class. Besides going out for nearly all the sports, she has been a real asset to the Class of Fifty-five. During her freshman year she was president of her class and was on the Crusader's Gazette Staff. She sang in the Glee Club during the first two years of her high school career. As a member of the G,A.A. she served on several committees and worked hard to make each activity a success. She plans to work in a bank after graduation and later become a housewife. p 'R s.- X .... ...wi-.L Mm.: ' ff ' 'Q School is a necessary evil. Herman, well known to both teachers and fellow students for his inclinations toward all things musical and mischievous, at- tended Bellflower Christian for a little more than eleven years. During that time he took part in many activities. He was a mem- ber of the Male Quartet, the Band, and the Glee Club for all four years. He has made good use of his musical abilities and all have enioyed his singing and playing. When a junior, he served as class treasurer and played well his role in Seven- teenth Summer as the father of a happy family. A T-i , HERMINA DOUMA Personality, skill and ambition -the formula for success. Hermina, Herman's twin, is an- other one of our twelve-year stu- dents, although she was gone for part of her first year. Her athletic ability made her a pop- ular member of the volleyball team for three years and the G.A.A. for two years. Her sing- ing talents were used in the Glee Club for four years. While presi- dent of the Dionysians, she ac- quired the leading part in the successful Junior Play. Her abil- ity to type won her a position on both the Gazette and Cru- sader Staff. She intends to be- come an efficient office secretary after graduation. ,Wi O1 Q srl' Q . K .gm K' f ' Q i ,B Q X4' '13 A BARBARA ENGELHARD Full of fun and fancy free. Barbara came to us from Fre- mont School in Los Angeles and attended this school eight years. She is very interested in all ac- tivities and carries out her re- sponsibilities well. She was on the baseball team for three years, the basketball team for two years, and the volleyball team for two years. She sang in the Glee Club during all her high school years. During her iunior year she became a member of the Dionysians Club and Ga- zette Staff, and was an active and interested member of the G.A.A. for the past two years. Her plans for the future are in- definite, although she may at- tend college. -it CORNIE GOEDHA'RT Young fellows will be young fellows. Because he was always co-op- erative and attentive in class, Cornie was one of our more highly respected members. He was a member of the Glee Club during all four years and played his trumpet in the band for two years. During his sophomore year he played B Basketball, then played A Basketball during his iunior and senior years. Baseball was another of the ac- tivities in which he took part during his last two years. Cornie plans to follow in his father's footsteps in the future and be- come u successful dairyman. 'W .. , W .. . ,.., -.Q DWAYNE KAMPHUIS Never let studies interfere with your education. Our Dwayne attended this school since the first grade. He is an all-around athlete and a pal nd good sport among his friends. More than once he made the winning score for Bell- flower Christian High, In all his high school years he played bas- ketball and, during the last three, he played football too, and we must not leave out the last two hard-playing years of baseball! His plans for the fu- ture are indefinite but as long as Dwayne is around there will be to do. gif! -r-r'1'l JO ANN KRUIDHOF 'Short and Sweet Jo Ann, our smallest senior, re- ceived all her education at Bell- flower Christian. Her pleasant and radiant smiles have been cheering to all who have known her. For three years she sang in the Glee Club and in her sopho- more year she was an active member of the Delta Gamma Club. As a junior, she partici- pated in the Junior Play. This year she played on the girls' basketball and volleyball teams, and was a member of the G.A.A. during her junior and senior years. Her ambition is to secure an office or banking po- sition, ,Y LEWIS MENSONIDES He's a friend to both work and' play. Lewis, known to most of us as Louey, came to Bellflower Christian High from the Nether- lands two years ago. He soon had many friends in his newly adopted country because he has a quick wit and is always ready for fun ancl a good time. Al- though he misses school quite often, he usually comes out with top grades. He claims that the schools in Holland are much more difficult and homework more plentiful. College is the thing for him after graduation so he plans to attend Calvin. rf. Ng' . K. xxkix. 11 Lx 1 RK J 'LC' . , ' A ' is u ' . Y- . , . .L -W -- su 'L f. , 5 H ig W -- . R. 'X .JJ-'f if r 'u - N L -1 it .,-- - V . . - '.-f,..f,-ip ' N, N.. r- . 1, ' fu-V E x ' -V J H: , -az--.Q C I we . . - .-I - . if P-1:15 5-,.'fe'w1 'll '1 HARRY PRlNS His deeds are greater than his words. Harry, one of our more reserved seniors, attended our school for eight years. He came from the Netherlands, where he had at- tended a Christian School. He used his abilities to sing by be- coming a member of the Glee Club for his last three years of high school. While a sopho- more, he ioined the Photography Club,and performed as a mem- ber of the cast in the Junior Play while in his third year. After graduation he plans to at- tend an agricultural school or become a member of the armed forces of our country. . SX JANE PRINS Kindness ha s irresistible charm. Jane came to us as an immi- grant from the Netherlands three years ago. She ca me as a stranger to our school, but soon accustomed herself to her new American home. She has become a well-liked member of the sen- ior class of Bellflower Christian. She is quiet but has a heart of gold. As a member of the Class of Fifty-five, she has served well whenever asked to be on a committee. During her junior and senior years she was a member of the G.A.A. Her ambition is to be a registered nurse. all - L - . S. 1 N1 BETTY REITSMA One in a million. Betty attended Bellflower Chris- tian for twelve years. She has been a real friend to all who have made her acquaintance. During her sophomore year she was vice-president of her class. As a iunior, she was literary ed- itor of the Crusader Staff and sang in the Glee Club during both her sophomore and iunior years. She held the position of class secretary while in her iun- ior and senior years. Betty was also in the Forensic Club as a iunior and the G.A.A. as a iunior and senior. Always interested in sports, she was on the baseball team for three years. She plans to work after graduation. 1 ',' . ..,,.' .E Z ,A N f' Y X if 1 XM 9- . Ysf'i5iTgL3.h Hg? if !':'3'1:- is . h in 'gmzywsz -xiii: I ig. ' YF oxygen, ' . 'X I lx. 3 ii.. .'Q .5 1 :Q-'b?.1i,.:fiiE11ig1A:Ez113.i',. ' .,. Qs .man .00 H ' A Q0 0 Muni' sU'l,.'s0' D- f'l,'::unl0'fa ':1 -8. n X fqf .5 uuul9,nO N l'. 01, 'ififfiiiils -ff ' x' ' Xlq n no 4 1' 0 5 lug! GERALD ROELOFSEN If he were as long as his line, he'd be a giant. Gerald was as member of our class since the first grade and was always the life of the party. He participated in B Football during his freshman year, and played a good end position on the Varsity Football Team while a senior. Doing a good job on the Student Council in his junior year, he was elected to the posi- tion of vice-president while in his last year. He was class treasurer in his second year and vice-president in his last year of high school. He was also a mem- ber of the Varsity Club for one year. Gerald plans to go in the service after graduation. ill X ,- . . 3 ,u . ,Q ,. 1 4? s 1 HARRIET SCHONEVELD What she does she does well, and she does most everything. Because of her pleasing and friendly personality, Harriet is es- pecially liked by her classmates. She was with us since '46. As a sophomore she was a repre- sentative to the Student Council and was a member of the Delta Gamma Club. During two years in G.A.A., she was first its treas- urer and then its president. The Glee Club also claimed her as an active member for two years. An ardent lover of sports, she participated in volleyball, base- ball, and basketball. This year she rose to the honorable posi- tion of President of the Student Council. Her ambition is to be- come a nurse's aide. X l I . RALPH SIKKEMA Greater men than I have lived, ibut l doubt itl. Ralph, a swell friend and class- mate, left the Netherlands and migrated to America. After at- tending several eastern schools, Bellflower Christian was chosen as the place for his high school education. Although not partici- pating in many activities, he has always been around to enjoy the fun. ln the classroom, there is room for work, and a little time for mischief to relax the mind. Getting into trouble is not his hobby but he always seems to be around when it's there. After graduation, he plans to attend college. E a l lk-if-1 , HANK SNAPPER He's lived, he's loved, but he's never learned. Hank was born in the Nether- lands and came to the United States while in the sixth grade. After attending Lynden Christian School, he came to Bellflower cmd matriculated at B.C.H. for his junior and senior years. Dur- ing his junior year he served as vice-president of his class and was a member of the Glee Club. Hank played his role well in the Junior Play and, as a senior, did a good job on the Annual Staff as photography e d i to r. After graduation, Hank plans to at- tend Calvin College and take up the study of medicine. ' lx ,J W., 1. ,F w 1 H , . .,x.,g,sr-'12 J' ' .. 4, if ff ROSALIE SNAPPER You can manufacture blondes, but redheads just come natural. Each one who knows Rose knows that her crowning beauty is her beautiful red hair. She has the spunk and alertness which usually accompanies it. Rosalie came to us seven years ago from Lynden Christian School. During her sophomore year, she was a member of the Delta Gamma Club. As for hobbies, going to games is about her pet one, not to say anything about the boys who might take her. During the last two years in high school she was a member of the G.A.A. She would like to be a nurse's aide. 'I WINNIE VAN DAM A live wire is never stepped OD. The live wire of the senior class, Winnie has a fun-loving nature and usually goes into hiding when mischief is discov- ered. Her stature is small, but she is all there. For two years she sang in the Glee Club and in her freshman year she joined the Gazette Staff. In her junior year she was a member of the Delta Gamma Club. She gave a top performance as Kitty in the Junior Play, and also participat- ed in the Forensic Club that year. For the past two years she has been a member of the G.A.A. She claims that after graduation she will work until she's rich. MARGUERITE VANDERBY She gladdens the world with her song. It has been a pleasure to know Marguerite. She is a twelve-year student and one of whom we can be proud. Possessing varied talents, she took part in many activities: the Gazette Staff for her first year in high school, vol- leyball as a freshman and sen- ior, and basketball in her last year. She was a member of the G.A.A. for the last two years. When a sophomore, she was secretary of the Photography Club, and as a junior a member of the Sewing Club. For four years she lent her voice to the Glee Club and has been a real asset there. She chose the Pre- College Course for her high school career. REKA VANDER SYS 'AA sunny disposition and ready for fun. Fun-loving Reka was with us since '46. As a freshman, she became secretary of her class and a member of the Gazette Staff. When a sophomore, she became the efficient Delta Gam- ma Club secretary. Besides be- ing the secretary of the G.A.A. in her iunior year, she was also an active member of the cast in the Junior Play. She sang in the Glee Club for four years and this year she was its secretary. Her plans are not definite but she wants to attend college. SAM WYBENGA Good people are scarce, take care of me. Undescribable Sam received all of his education at Bellflower Christian. If any class became dry or uninteresting, there was Sam supplying humorous enter- tainment. He was a real inspira- tion to our class during our par- ties and supplied much of the fun. As a sophomore, he was a representative to the Student Council, and as a senior he was elected Student Body treasurer. In his last year of high school, Sam served as the capable pres- ident of the Varsity Club. He was a prominent football player during his last three years. His plans for the future are indefi- nite. v--'W' M fgfff X 1-ib',,ff - 'i-ij Y ,,- Y, 7. , if f I Laila iff x R W1 fgmfw N M7530 Y, il A 'X' ' ,gwldfw 1 fi TW dfiiwgfy E 'S M 2 , f f , f F ,un .. -X X 4 Kenneth Bootsmo, President Phyllis De Jong, Trcosurerg Betty Reitsmo, Secretory, Gerald Roelofsen, Vnce,President. Sllllllll MSE -123- 'Q-Q'-'. ,Q- an ,uv -0- fQ?.Jp1'4i LR' f . 'T' -Q 4, , n Q0 . ' I 'NY vw! ' X1 Xu fx X, 4 - .' -'11, A 'llio Junior Play, 'Sovenieenih Summer, was on intoicsiiiig draina depicting llie life Of The yOUil1 Ol today. Our initiation Party is one get-togelher Thai will never :lic in our minds. llio Junior-Senior Banque? will novor be Iosf in our memories. The Theme, Tulip Time in May, was very well portrayed by The program and decorations. J... 4 v 4 iq :iz 'ff n' We , e or 64 nu 3 Buck Row: Joy te Velde, Som Sybesmo, Harold Hoogsmo, Henry Boumo, Rodney De Kruyl, Gordon De Bloey, Btll Von Lceuwen John Wnlltof. Middle Row: Arnold Westm, Alndo Opholt, Gertrude Lcningo, Bertho Doliesloger, Jc1netGrond, Cornelto Zuuclervcmrt. Front Row: Agnes Boogord, Altce Rufh De Vrtes, Glenda Tommingo, Nodine Tubergen, Evelyn Ploot, Betty Corol De Bne, Joyce De Bac g wr, D H-R' 11- , . 4 lllllll el! . 2 Harold Hoogsmo, President, Evelyn Plntt, Sccretaryg Gcrtrudr. Loningo, Vice-President, Gordon De Bloey, Treasurer. nungul -l Y Bock Row: Dcrvrrl Kursemeyer, Denms Dykstra, Melvin Bosch, Morris Broekemo, Allan Hoekzemo, Arnold Verhoeven, F Hrrrm Wind. , ' Middle Row: Ncmcy Von Kulsbefvk, llrolmo Von Leeuwen, Rhea Srklcemo, Por Vos, Sylvia Von Ginlcel. Front Row: Ann Do Hoog, Jcmrce De Groot, Jeonetle Strurkmon, Emmodell Meines, Alice Faber, Sandro Heins. ElllES TV N 'Hwy X. V 1. relon Corwin, Zig I :mv-4.-,.:., 4...- wi .0-SW - ,,,4r 4 .Ati F K r W ,,A, ..i'-'- : - ilim- lil- - . -111.1 -11.- -if 5 H lmfl Pans, lrcasorer, Judy Van Slofen, Vice-Presidentg Marie Van Vluuf, Secretary, John Vandenburg, President. 1 G Q 695 T' Y Ll. JZ I Z , 'IDE' Back Row: Clwrus Anlcer, Glenn Vanden Bosch, Jim Noieboom, Lance Van Waveren, Nelvin Eggink, Joe De Hoog, Paul Bandsma Ranold Hnlarndes, Eve-ret De Wyn, Henry Laurenbach, Chrus Hoekstra, Theodore Terpsfra, John Vandenburg. Middle Row: Margaret te Velde, Jennie Westra, Maria Douma, Janet Vander Sys, Mildred Lovering, Thelma Lautenbach. Fin! Row: Jane Boersma, Judy Van Sloven, Connie Vanden Einde, Pa? Hoving, Jeanette Buma, Nancy Dykema. 6 ji 5.2 in Aff Back Row: George te Velde, Phil Schoo, Sherman Krediet, Michael De Haog, Melvin lluizinga, Calvin Vander Ark, John Giinirnius, Matt Andriese. Middle Row: Fred Drost, Deanna Wiersma, Winifred Roukema, Gertrude Hofstra, Joan Lyon, Grace De Jong. Front Row: Dora Bumo, Dorothy Baker, Faye Grasman, Kathleen Snapper, Betty Rouwenhorst. MES Buck Row: Ted Bultsma, Andrew Stellingwerf, Dennis Tolsma, Carl Lappinga, Raymond Albers, Henry Meiclema, Evert Christoffels Fred Prins, John Dykstra, Howard Tazelaar, Peter Walhof, Paul Heuvelhorst. Middle Row: Henry Struikmans, Dorothy Griepsma, Greta Brandsma, Marie Van Vliet, Audrene Schernper, Margaret te Velde, Alice Drost Albert Gort. Front Row: Ruth Mellema, Dorothy Hoeker, Jacqueline Vander Laan, Gretta Bouma, Carmen Hogan. vu., 1 1. ...f I ' 1, . 'd!'F,4l ' .4 J 4 '- 'J'.7lK.f 2 'N W W EXW PM -RV .v ff ' 'wa ' in-1 -'n-v' 4..n JHHIUH HIEH Praise Him! Praise Him! Tell of His excellent greatness . . Praise Him! Praise Him! Ever in ioyful song. HHQPSUHH . . free and ioyful. . . showing irregular form having great enthusiasm. '!f N., wr' I , 19' V I K l x -,cz M.- EWU? Vrolu Boumo Presrdcnr Ben Prins, Vrce-President Connie Corwin, Secretory Art Hop, Treasurer ,Lu 1.4 Las' Row: C. Zylsrru, R. Kline, J. Bultsmo, R. Rienstro, J. Von Leeuwen, T. Stool, H. Roop. Second Row: B. Bekendczm, B. Prins, A. De Jong, L. Adema, D. Zuidervczorr, R, Wigboldy. First Row: J. Von Vliet, D. Elders, G. Hormsen, M. Hooglcnd, V. Boumo, M. Vander Kool, W, Von Heyningen. gl.. 9 ,X W Q 4 ,fir . X gk .rx ,IO 'J' vi v- r' 'i H 455 V ri' 1 ww 'I V - ff- 1 -- ' 4 gg ' ' ag.- I Q X2 , 'Q fp C9 ru fs I . by ! u I it 0 E 'Mx Last Row: G. Dykstra, D. Verrups, H. te Velde, L. Vander Stelf, G. Wassenaar, L. Spoelstra, C. Wrersma, D. Rods-nhars Second Row: W. Idsunga, C. Srerk, L, Van Duyn, S. Boer, H. Love-rung, E. Vander Leesv, C. Vander Stelf. Firsl Row: J. Yuudervcmrf, F Roukemn, A, Wmd, D Vander Burg, M. Dc Vrnes, M. Wrnd, W. Mcllemo, A Gerrxvsen Lust Row: C. Wybengu, C. Carman, O. Stool, B. De Groot, D. Grnepsma, A, Hop, W. Elgersma. Second Row: A. Wmd, M. Warntles, J. Wnnchcll, S. Schoo, S. Smrls. C. Corwm, A. Hoekstra, C. Tazeluar, Firsi Row: T. Brouwer, E. Nederhood, M. Stellungvverf, M, Dolueslager, C. Swets, J. Vander Horst, G. Hammmglv, B We-stra, R, De Bro . C, Q 637 ' 4 C , 'nn X 2' V , ' w ' Q . 1 . d 1. 4' A' ' . N' x N-:U ',,f ' 4 5 - 4 O 9 O 1 9 J .- on ' 4 Las! Row: R Lvon, A Tcrpsfm, L, Andringu, T. Vos, A. Feringo, S. Te Veldc. Third Row' T Vwwff-rlny, 5-f AIHlYIl'S4',f1 fwoolfnux, T' K4-rupf-nm, I Vvrhofrvf-n, L lrmssw-rw, ll Hrmkmu, G Vfmrivr Molmw Sv-cond Row: M1 VX Tw:-1-fs Ky CMHSVOH1-ls,TJ.Hf'msrm1,H Nrfvlvu L Vrmfivlhy, M Vmw Le-www:-nw P Vvmmfvr Huw, T W-1-v-,vvxa Fifsf Row: 1 , T,,Ti.-vwnuvr, A V4-rsh-1-rg, I' Vmsluys, P Mmsrmm, KS Wmlhof, L Vvllvmu, F Wuvwxi QQ Vumif-r CWS, T Swvvs Lnsi low x P-m'xvvv'1 K Mulfivl, T lclluluqcyf DOUYTTU, S Arncfrxvvgrl Third Row, N'M'u-,mwiw,, fy Ms'uScmucff'S, A Ur' Kwwlm, fn- Kempvmo, T Te-rpvvu, I. Dv HOOQ, P Hoqcm Sc-cond Row: Mm-, H Hwy-rs, A Vrmflm Burg, .I Shovrmxkm, T Scmfhrrs, J. Munn:-kv, B. Sukkvmu, K Gow, F. Sclmufsmu Fusi Row I1 Tw- Vvyu 'T Mu-ruuvm, I TM- Hom N Hop,T Vvlvmrm VW Mnr'rl0r'm1, I Vim iuyf-vw I Hmvl-7vr1wr1,B Cvrrursvrw T S , . ' v Q 1? - f 1 A E, il 34 ,au '7 Lost Row: C, Willemsen, V. Kredief, J. Oordf, R. Van Ginkle, G. Verhoeven, G. Buma, E. De Vries, Third Row: T. Hettinga, J. A. Verhoeven, R, Groot, M. De Grool, S. Struikman, E. Van Tuinen, B. Staczl, J. Nydam. Second Row: Mr. T. Vander Ark, J. Prins, C. Vander Feer, K. Hooker, J. Sieperda, J. Wiersma, E, De Young, D. Vogel. Firsl Row: T. Jorritsma, J. Nederhood, B. Vander Berg, R. De Young, G. Gort, D. Aardema, C. J. De Bie, G. Hoekstra, C. Bos. ll kfg , . ,Q F. Q-rx' ' ' ' - A 1 V' ' 4 .QI ID-. Presidents. Ellen Sanders, Ruth Andriese, Karen Hooker. 1 5 4 .-, Q 5 :- . X if 1 ix 4 Q 4.1 ' X-...J ,Q I ,, '- A an ,P P s. A Las! Row: M Vu-rstm, A Fvvmqm, F Nofvboom, A MOUW Third Row: M Bultsmfl, P. Bumdu, J. 10 Vclde, H. Westm, Second Row: Mr P lmdvnmn, D Nydum, M. Wncrsma, E, Firsi' Row: U Vcrhocvfvn, H. Dc Groot, A. Faber, M. Brink, Las! Row: T. IulcJer'nr1,S. Reltsmu, J. Kleln. , I A 4 t ,fr H, as 1,53 v . n Hop, J. De Groot. L. Von Boven, N. Von Leeuwen, N Aibers, G, Vos Zylstro, L. Lucas, Y Stnnsbury, D Hovung, M Von Du-st, A. Chrnstoffels, C. Spoelstro, J. Slegors, L Numan, B Der Third Row: C Kmvxpnrnrx, A Hfftfunqn, F2 Verrlps, F Munnekv, T Wsrsfrn, IX Vrm Dum? fl Sclvulriffr, S Swllmqwr-vf Second Row: M455 B. Ekcmo, T. Egglnk, A. Boer, C. KOOILIGGS, B. Tubergen, C, Jnmenez, J, Stark, E Mmnemn First Row: R Nootvnhoorn, R Stark, J, Pruns, P Vnn Kvkc-rnx, S De Jager, J BOS, M. Muldvr, B fnrwr, A Gmfvvs O 0 f .L v. fi? au ...n..o 0un,,cc-. no ' Ifonltl . 0 4. -vP ..8' Las! Row: K. Vander Vies, M. K. Tiemens, D, Dykstra, H. Meninga, I. Bangma. Third Row: J. Vander Feer, B. Vandenburg, H. Wiersma, H. Sieperda, W. Prins, L. Rogers, E. Van Noord, P. Bulthurs, C. Snapper. Second Row: Mr. E. J. A. Paulsen, E. Masselink, P. Van Ginkel, S. Noteboom, R. Alger, A. Bangma, R. Dekker, A, Fey, J. Troosi. First Row: J. Andringa, J. Streelman, J. Kors, S. Tubergen, J. Kots, M. Cloo, J. Zuidervaarf, D. Nydam, G. Knevelbaard. 'ai 01 -' x F J niR .X 9 K 42' lllllllllllllll Praise Him, Praise Him! ' All ye little children, God is love, God is love. ,,. 1,3 xv. s lilllElllllllll . . . rustic simplicity and sentiment beautifully natural. 9 1 'lf 4 Z' ' ' in 1 .X 4 da ui: h . ll l MET? , . . S 'B H N 1 1 1 fl X. Los? Row: A. Koopman, A. Hommes, S, Kllne, P. Englehard, D. Van Dnesr, R. De Boer. Third Row: G. Te Velde, G. Roukema, M. Broekema, J. Koetsuer, B. Vanden Einde, K. Riensrra, W. Drcsr, W. Hemsmc. Second Row: Mr. S. Krediet, H, Van Vliet, C. Duffield, H. Molendyk, F. Te Velde, B. Bordewyk, V. Wiersma, D. Grlepsma, J. Van Essen, First Row: H. Westra, L. Lassen, C. Carter, M. Bouma, D. Koops, J. Vellema, N. Epp, A. Bcmdsma, B. Freeman. 4 . gg.. .2 I A . 5 ,M . 4 G .4 Lv L 8 . ,. I 4 A ,3-5. Q ' ' ,-,hx .. y 9 Q f 5 J a 1,20 'l f I 'V' if ' 1 . ary' 4 T Q - 4 lr ,AA lx '-- . , . ' . . Dr'-vw. '54 Lost Row: S. Van Horsen, D. Kucera, H. Roulcema, G. Sferk, D. Van Gmkel, A. Vander Vnes, K. Oldenkamp. Third Row: J. Tuls, R. Westra, K. Vusser, H. Vander Weide, A. Andrinqa, T. Hubrna, E. Kline, M. Verhoeven. Second Row: Miss E. Bogaard, D. Van Gelder, R. Buma, M. Smits, G. Litizzetti, G. Bekendam, J. Rowland, H. Te Velde. Fin? Row: M. Vander Burg, J. Hofman, E. Vander Broek, W. Van Dam, A. Spoelstra, K. Vander Molen, M. Thiesens, D. Elders, L Voortman. 46 4 Lusl low: S. De Jong, P. Douma, B. Dykstra, J. Wind, S. Karp, T. De Groot, T. Grimmius, H. Kempema. Third Row: L. Sanders, J. Kamstra, C. Bergsma, F. Willemsen, S. Cnossen, J. Hop. Second Row: R, Platt, V. Staal, O. Van Sloten, Miss H. Bode, P. Bylsma, M. De Jong, D. Jacobson. First Row: L. Herrema, J. Visser, B. Nydam, J. Wesrra, H. Van Boven. EIXH1 EHHUEHE Lost' Row: E. Versluys, J, Visser, A. Vande Vegte, B. Tolsma, S. De Kleer, A. Tolsma, S. Bouma. Third Row: H. Sikkema, H. De Bie, J. Lenos, L. Mensonides, S. Bos, C. Verdoes. Second Row: L. Camping, J. Jorrirsma, W. De Haan, Mr. L. De Jong, J. Elgersma, G. Wind, L. Vander Laon Firsi Row: P. Anker, T. De Vries, A. De Bie, M. Troost, N. Terpsfro, H. De Bie. 0 A 5 YM-r an. S Los! Row: G. Hettinga, C. V llllll EllllUlllE an Diest, T. Curnow, F. De Boer, R Scholten, H. Vanden Bosch. Second Row: S. Schoo, M. Van Ginkel, J. Sireelman, M. Munneke, K. Verhoeven, N. Van Vliet, C. Wind, M. Van Leeuwen. Third Row: Miss E. Zoeiewey, C. Bolin, G. Klein, J. Camping, C. Roukema, J. Nydam, H. Prins, S. Vanden Burg, J. Wassenaar, N. Lokhorsr. Front low: A. Mouw, C. Schaafsma, E. Hoekstra, T. Vander Pol, L. Kroeze, M. Zuidervaart, L. Vander Meer, J. Koning, J. Gritters. Lost Row: R. Grond, L. Struikmans, D. Dooyema, L. De Boer, P. Hoagsma, S. Kirk, T. Schaap, S. Van Boven. Third Row: D. De Groot, M. Fey, L. Den Arend, J. Alger, H. Terpsfra, K. Van Tuinen, V. De Kruyf, T. Rietdyk, N. Fikse, C. Vander Feer. E wema L. Vander Tuig, Second Row: S. elink, J. Aberson, E. u De Jong, M. Mass R. Sterk, B. Haakmc, . Front Row: J. Idsinga, A. Bangma, R. Groot, E. De Groo R. Terpslra, L. Nydam, A. De Jong. S Vander Laan. T. M lder P Griepsma, L. Vander Vegte. Las! Row: J. Bennett, F. u , . Third Row: W. Vander Ploeg, G. Raap, J. Laufenbach, G. Van Ginkel, M. Pap, J. Wiersma, D. Spoolstra. Second Row: R. Snapper, P. Van Vliet, N. Kempema, L. Nederhood, J. Van Noord, D. Raap, J. Feringa, A. Meines. Front Row: Miss A. Middleron, G. Howell, V. De Jong H oker, N. Krediet, A. Hoekstra, M. Hogan, M. De Hoog, J. o ' W tra. D. Johnson, D. Vander Tung, R. es gs lv ' u...4 , .- K X 3 Lost low: M. De Graaf, J. Wesrro, S. Vander Ploeg, A. Brunsfing, P. Sieperdc, B. te Velde, H. Munneke, S. Sferk. Third Row: P. Andrunga, G. Verhoeven, D. Tuls, J. Van Berkel, R. Fien, J. Ligfenberg, R. Vander Burg, B. Fien, V, Wiersma. Second Row: Miss A. Spoelsfra, D. Boer, L. De Boer, T. Van Dam, M. Van Leeuwen, R. Goedharf, R. Muider, A. Von Leeuwen, D. Zuidema Fin! Row: E. Van den Bosch, G. Wybenga, M. De Boom, P. De Bie, J. A. Schoneveld, D. Versteeg, C. Brouwer, R. Derby, M. Holsrege TUHHTH EHHUTHE Las! Row: T. Vander Vies, B, Koning, D. De Leeuw, J. Sireelman, G. Kravig, D. Raap, M. Van Vliet, S. Callihan. Third Row: L, Van Horsen, H. Snapper, T. Eggink, O. Kors, K. Vos, R. De Velder, B. Swann, J. Weeda, J. Lutizzeffe. Second Row: Mrs. Lungren, B. De Boer, R. Lappinga, A. Vander Broek, R. Goedharr, G. Kiezer, J. Schripserna, D, Swets, First Row: W. Van Oel, D. Vogel, T. Bos, S. Visscher, D. Vander Velde, J. Jonker, C. Bourna, G. Meningo, K. Vellema. L. Nobach Back Row: J. Spyksmo, C. Faber, L. Visser, G. Mensonides, J. Lolkus, J, Zylstro. Third Row: S. De Groot, C. Fien, J. Wind, B. Von Boven, M. Te-rpsvrcz, C. Boumo, J, Rietsmo, L. Von Eck. Second Row: D. De Kleer, J, Von Leeuwen, D. Vonder Leest, Miss A. De Jong, D. Jorritsmo, M. Visser, F. Sierk. First Row: J. Verdoes, P. Platt, L. Slegers, W. Bulthuis. Absenh W. Lenos, T. De Hoon, M. Vander Schcaf. Bock Row: H. Wind, P. Troost, A. Toismo, J. Hulsf, G. Visser, M. Bongmo, R. Mensonides. Third Row: S. Worriner, H, Smal, I. Kimm, J. De Bie, J. Idsinga, F. Wiersmo, L. Humming, H. Kingmo. Second Row: T. Boersmo, M. De Groot, H. Veneendoczl, Mrs. P, D. Boumo, W. Rouwenhorst, P. Koopmons, L. A. Hooglond First Row: A. Vonder Sfelt, R. Mosselink, J. Karp, J. Hop, W. De Jong, H. Sybrcndy, J. Potsmu. Absenl: N. Bouma. Las? Row: P. Raap, A. Mulder, A. Nydam. Third Row: J. Bulvsma, J. Jones, A. Andringa, B. Hemeyer, J. Wassenaor, V. Schoo, A. Van Vliei, S. Hollebeek. Second Row: Mrss F. Bolt, R. 1eVelde, D, Kaning, H. De Leeuw, B. Brunsting, G. Verhoeven, K, Visser, C. De Kiewnet, S. De Bie. Firsk Row: C. Aarrlema, R. Spoelstra, P. Sierdsma, L. Van Duyn, J. Thiesens, L. Streelman, J. Swann, G. Rowland, J. Vander Meulen f 4 4 ' C 4 0' 1 I 3 I f ' o . Q 4 9 4 ' v .1 4 'iii Lass Row: E. Roukema, F. Noteboom, D, Van Dam, M. J. Stonehouse, V. De Leeuw. Third Row: A. Vande Graaf, D, Grasman, R. Vander Vies, O. Thomos,, J. Feringa, M. Christoffels, K. Schilder, C. Hoekman. Second Row: Mrs, B, Hemeyer, A. Naaktgeboren, J. Hofman, G. Van Hulzen, S. Johnson, C. De Vries, A. Ellens, D. Rifsma, G. Klien. First Row: J. L. Warnrjes, T. Van'f Land, J. Hop, M. Stansbury, M. Shool, A. Toering, J. Holstege, J. Carlson, J. Sheets. 52 ,- uzsv N-A 4. :KK ?' ,ff i 31-J las! Row: C. De Groot, R. Zuiderveli, G. Nydam, D. H. Siruikmans. M. Goedharf, T. Kamstra, J. Van Leeuwen, J, Van Leeuwen. Third Row: D Vander Schaaf, J. Fukse, J. Doumo, G. Oosten, M. Vander Tung, R. Smal, S. Von Boven, B. Tolsma. Second Row: C. Van Dam, S Bos, P. Hoogland, Mrs. M. Arvlso, A. Kingma, R. Wuersma, C. Verhoeven, First Row: J Van Dyke, C. Vander Leest, T. Vussers, R. Van Tumen, A. Goedhort. THIHU EHHUHTE Lusl Row: P. Nuezen, A. Nydam, H. Fuksc, P. Veltman, J. Rouwenhorsr, B. Hoving. Third Row: A. Vander Heade, D. Spyksma, T. Wiersmo, S. Nydom, N. Vanden Berg, I. Tichelaar, B. Hacxkrna, P. Westra. Second Row: H De Jong, M. Rmsch, M. Alger, J. Jorrivsmo, Mass K. Marsmcm, D. Muersma, B. Koops, J. Schellmg, G. Slegers. First Row: T. Visser, J. Westra, J. De Boer, J, Slkkemo, A. Fikse. ,pd ...x. fn 1. , , An.. 'sv 'J jg A3 1, fg-qkni-tsza' 'J ' -W -1...-'.-1 1' ,!'jf .fT, . il . -f'-zsstfff-A+ 15-3:.,:f ...- .- i w. Cf N: .'.. 1 'A an QW. of- 1'- fl- ,zi . , v'f'Q' Ellllllll EHHULHE Last Row: K. Bennett, T. Smits, L. Hoekzema, R, Lucas, M Van Diest, D. Williams. Third Row: Miss G. Meyers, M. Gruver, B. De Jager, S Scholten, S. Mensonides, E. Tolsma M Weeda A Frid Duiven, H. Munneke, M. . . , . sma, G. Oldenkamp. Second Row: J. Sterk, J. Noteboom, Y. De Velder, L. Camping, E. Bultsma, P, Optholt, C. Eggink, A. Bergsma. First Row: J. Vander Wall, B. Koops, G. Vanden Bosch, C. Kruidhof, A. Wybenga, J. Minnema, D. Christoffels, B, Tamminga, T. Van Berkum. Last Row: G, Zuiderveld, J. Vaets, D. Herremo, D. Voortman, P. Dykstra, J, Sybesma, B. Visser, W. Goslinga. Third Row: D. Warriner, L. Fukse, D. Elgersma, E. Voortman, P. Rogers, D. Van Staaveren, A. Fien, J. Stuit. Second Row: A, Harmsen, J. Rouwenhorst, S. Vanden Berg, J. Rouwenhorst, F. Van Dam, Mrs. M. Hofstra, H. Vander Schaal J. Vander Pol, A. Alger, J. Slegers, S. Kingma. First Row: T. Rietdyk, J. Mensonides, S. De Yager, G. Fey, G Van Holland, D. Van Ginkel, W. Fien, Last Row: D. Kroeze, C. Lautenbach, R. Heinsmo, K. Kline, B. Van Vliet, H. Westra, G. De Kriek, P. Nederhoocl. Third Row: Miss C. Sybesma, B. Swets, J. Nobach, G. te Velde, H, Hommes, B. Prins, C. Van Berkel, H, Vander Feer, H. Raap J Second Row: . Texer, G. Christoffels, F. De Haan, H. Hoektsra K. Koolhaas, B. Snapper, First Row: H . Tolsma, H. Vander Ham, D. Carlson, S. Ligfenberg, N, Van Dam, D. Van D J. L J. Vander Plas. am, yon, G. Wiltiers, 9' 4 I xr, ,f' 1 'k QM 6' P -f ,f 'libs X, Z' ,I Nf ,- N .01 r l 1 I Row: O Ellvns, Kroeze, S. Hun: ru s, . Brandsrno, J, Von Essen. i Las R l k K Third Row: Mass R Vumlcr Ark, R. Bandsma, L, Vrersvra, G. Roland, N. Klern, R, Smuts, P Verhoeven, R Vander Tung, T, Van Berkel, H Olflvnkrrmp. Second Row: D Spoolsvra, I. Van Oel, G. Geerrsrna, B. Hollebeek, B. Brrnk, J. Van t Land, J. Herns, S. De Lceuw, J. Van Oel. Firsi Row: if Crnepsma, E. Derby, G, Verlmoeven, M. Swann, T. Carlson, K. Vanderburg, H. Mrersrna, A. De Vry, K. Vonderburg, Kenneth Vunnlm-llnulg. llllEl El5lHUlllE Bozk Row: M. Du Haan, L. Van Woudcnburg, J. Van Dlesl, T, Vander Schaaf, J. Hurzenga, C. Vander Loan, G Westrn, R. Dc Jager. Middle Row: D Klnne, L, Hogan, R, Weslrcr, R. Van Gelder, M. Verhoeven, T. Van Genkle, A. Hogan, C. Trurtt, Mrss C. Hoekstra. Front Row: fl Scnolten, J De Bm, J Vrmrler llnrlen, P Boer, J. Verrrps, S. Westra, J. Vanden Brink, R, Brower, H. Van Es. Lost Row: T. Reinaldo, K. Dournn, J. DcJong, I. Faber, N. Von Boven, I. Vander Weide, J. Kempemo, G. Stool, G. Hulst. Third Row: R. Oluve-r, C. Wu-rsmo, L. Von Stocweren, L. Hcmkmo, G. Vander Tung, E, Riusch, H. Posthumc, J, Troost. Second Row: J. Oosten, B. Bnlrnu, B. Von Sloten, B. Rogers, Mrs. E. VV. Greene, E. Fikse, W. Niezen, E. Vonden Berg, J. Mosselink Fin! Row: R. DeJong, P. Idsingo, L. Tozeloor, A. DeHoog, J. Veltmun, F. Fikse. Back Row: C. DeHoog, B. Von Leeuwen, J. Humming, B. Verhoeven, G. Mensonides, E. Veenendocxl, J. De Groot, J. Doehn. Middle Row: T. De Kleer, J. Gosligcl, J. De Vrnes, J. Mellemo, R. Vnn Leeuwen, M. Sybrondy, C. Von Ginkel, A. Cnossen. Front Row: C. Koops, L. Nootenboom, E. Stotemo, W, De Groot, Miss G. Von Essen, H. Verdoes, M. Muersmo, A. Fuen, T. Platt. .20 f , 1' v ',ir.i..J , . 5, llllllllIES The fight is on, the trumpet sound is ringing With ormor gleaming, and colors streaming Be strong and in His might hold fcist. We'Il sing the victor's song ot last. , ' 9 i , fb, Q R. N A , X . v f , '-up .. ' .. ' ' ,.,L 7 ' 5 X ar. pt.. . i - JV , i i i n s i X1 it -JN XY xi V x X , X X -it '5 X N xl- X . 4 V! 5. g 1 X in v 'hi . . . free style . . . rapid movement . . exhibiting the plcxyer's technique ond skill .gpsw ,V 5 ' . K - u ': uf vinff J. 142, :MQ-cb, , ,gina- 7 A6441 . A TEAM -Las! Row: Mr. Harvey, Coachg Dennis Tolsmci, Jay te Velde, Som Sybesma, Gerald Roelofsen, Rodney De Kruyf, Harold Haagsrna, Frelon Corwin, Andrew Sfellingwerf, Bill Van Leeuwen. Front Row: John Vandenburg, Arnold Verhoeven, Henry Bcumc, Sam Wybenga, Dwayne Kamphuis, Gordon De Blaey, Ted Terpstro, x lllllllll '31 Elllllg Alumni ......... ...44... Spanish American .... O lforfeitedl Culter .... ..l2 Chadwick ... . .12 Pasadena .. .. O Long Beach . .. H35 Flintridge .. H40 60 B.C.H. 20 B.C.H. I B.C.H. 22 B.C.H. 46 B.C.H. 30 B.C.l-l. 40 B.C.H. 24 .Qu P i st ,. QT . Q 0 .s ' s 15 7 I A. Q, 'sol . , .. B TEAMiThird Row: Mr, Rozemo, Conch, Ronnie Kline, Henry Meidemo, Colvin Vonder Ark, George te Velde, Herman te Velde, Curl Lnppsngo, Art Hop, Evert De Wyn. Second Row: Jock Von Leeuwen, Dick Zuidervoorf, Amos De Groot, Mcm Andriese, Johnny Vander Horst, Joke Bultsmu, Ted Bultsmo. Firsv Row: Bob Von Noord, Harm Wind, Don Griepsmo, Roger Wigboldy, Herb Lovering. 5, ,,, f-s-. K. 5 '95 .- -xrqf --L. Qx M ,!. 5- 1 X 3 . 4 L Jw-cz' LAL -'ali ,ll ffl' 99157144 l ox,Yls7f4+' dl snliq :+jll5Tl4 7 I0 4 ,nun A TEAM Los! Row: Mu Mfxnvlqvr, Fits: Row: lr: Wfxv 1'l1' n, llvn B TEAM Los? Row: M1 Firs? Row: Dov S-fi, i Hmvcy, fxXH1OlClVVf?SlYtl,SfllI1 Sybnsmo, Owns Hoekstro, lolvln Xfllliflffl' Arlo lornw Goedlmv' Vl-ll Splwgo, lilll X1 nn lm uw rl luppungrx, Asslstcmi Munogerg Arnold Vcrlvoeven, Andy STC-lllngwerf, Dwayne Kzlrnplums, Jolwn Vnnfle-nlmrg, Lunu Von nm lolsnm Ron-nm, John loudcrvomr, Paul Bnndsmu, Melvin Hunzengm, Bob Von Noonl, DMR 1'ulrl1-rv-:fum J-nv Bnlvwm, AA Nu mlnl Grurpsmu, Lloyd Von Duyn, Roland Rlcnstm, Harm Wlncl, Herbert Lovenng, Ronald Klme 4 Av :- Mun 1:14 Q ,.. lf han. HHSHHHHH EKUHEE Spanish American .... 33 .... Spanish American .... O .... fforfeitedl Brefhren ... .... 26. . .. Brethren ... ,... 41. . . Pasadena .... .... 5 5 Pasadena .. . ....54 Culter .... .... 2 5. . . Culfer .... .... 4 6. . . B.C.H B.C.H B.C.H B.C.H B,C.H B.C.H B.C.H B.C.H Jw V-, lllElllllll '-i Siandingz Ted Terpstm, Monogerg Andy Stellingwerf, Sam Wybcngo, Phil Schoo, John Vrmdenburg, Mr. Harvey, Cocxclwg Dennis Tolzmrl, Arnolfl Kneeling: Cornno Gordon De Bloey. Wvstru, Hunk Boumu, Lnrl Lopplng, Manager. Cocrllmrf, Gerald Roelefson, Sorn Sybesmo, Howard Tuzcloor, Arnold Verlwocvcn, Colvrn Vander Ark, Harold Hcmgsmrl ell '74, l J J WIP?- c'5e .45-r . V- ,. 4- f- . rf ,. ..f Ql1f?'f2 Q. v- Y - .,-1'-.vw-. 'x ln A6 let' ' -3' 9. 6. ra.- msi.. :u 5 8- 221- , vt'fK rl! Ki' ' 1 xXx'. XfHX,YHYQ Q , X r v ix xgX1xXX , Yxxrxx I Xxx Nm- Rx AN R xlkx X X65 VYRR -R X RX --n -, I 3- '.. .1 Q -1sq,-- .f.. Q , K. X . x X his ' M k ' Q , ' Q i f . 1 ..-w E A Q . n A x . .U .4-.' J X,-.. x. r Q 5 v ' in 1 5'- w . . .x,, -za. . I - 82,5 . M . ., w t X- - .,-0,1-11x.x3- I 'f' 4,1 Tull , ' V -. x x - fr. ' 4 ' ln 'faq' x '49 ako. 44., if. w -, .,-.g-'ily ' 1 .o 1 -no 'IQ Q 99?-eg ' C Jvc Back low: Mr. Harvey, Conch, Cori Loppingo, Monogerg Glen Vanden Bosch, Gmrpsnm, Rulph Sskkemo, Frclon Corwnn, Cornle Goedhort, Colvin Vander Ark, M Middle Row: Evert Dc Wyn, Arnold Verhoven, Joy re Velde, Hank Boumo, Ted V1-ldv, Mn!! Andrlese. Front Row: Horry Prms, Ronald Reinstro, Andy Stellingwerf, Gordon De Blcey, Jok ,Ao I Wm f 8 , 1 Q, .AhnQQ..,p.,. , , ,agua gall ,,-'A--'-s.- -M ' .af I 'Fava C ' , em? Q- Mrs. Goudzwaard, Coach TEAM MEMBERS-Kathleen Snapper, Deanna Wiersma, Jo Ann Kruidhof, Gertrude Bos, Ramona De Velder, Marguerite Vanderby, Marianne Bouma, Phyllis De Jong, Harriet Schoneveld, Gertrude Laninga, Sylvia Van Ginkel, Margaret te Velde, Judy Van Sloten. - M l Brethren Pasadena Culter .. Brethren Pasadena Culter .. SCORES ...19... ....29... B.C.H B.C.H B.C.H B.C.H B.C.H B.C.H H 5 Y is 'P P- 9 1 VULLLHHHLL VOLLEYBALL SCORES Brethren Won. . . . . . Pcmsodeno LosT. . . . . Culfer Lost. . . . . Brethren Won. . Posodeno Lost Culter Lost BCH. .B.C.H .B.C.H. B.C.H B.C.H. B.C.H. Lost Won Won Lost Won Won Hug ,. , g, '2if fq ....-5' '. ..,Q.u: I p'33Sfr'J'- A TEAM-Back Row: Sylvia Van Ginkel, Gertrude Laninga, Sharon Broersma, Mrs. Goudzwaord, Coachg Betty Rietsma, Marianne Bourna. Front Row: Marguerite Vanderby, Jane Boersma, Harriet Schoneveld, Phyllis De Jong. B TEAM-Back Row: Dorothy Griepsma, Jeanette Struikman, Mrs. Goudzwaard, Coach: Viola Bouma, Agnes Wind. Front Row: Gretta Brandsma, Marie Van Vliet, Sharon Boer, Margaret te Velde. ' 1 t Q-... -A be K x pf if ,..Aqi ' Q. 1- HHSEHHH A Team Back low: Marguerite Vanderby, Jeanette Buma, Alice De Vries, Agnes Boogerd, Barbara Engelhard, Gertrude Laninga, Mrs. K. Goudzwaard, couch. From low: Harriet Schoenveld, Jane Boersma, Judy Van Sloten, Betty Reitsma, Sharon Broersma, Sylvia Van Ginkel. B Team lack Row: Marie Van Vliet, Marie Douma, Connie Vanden Einde, Dorothy Griepsma, Margaret te Velde, Mrs. K. Goudzwaard, coach. From low: Reka Vande Sys, Deanna Wiersma, Pat Having, Greta Brandsma. P :fi 1, X . 0 - x QL ' R4 3 Q' g .Q I Q S -v '!'7I eff ,w .i 5 ,- Q Uv.. x 2' i Y fd nf' up ff. JL ,f I I -6-pi W, ' rf' . C! ull L --u,'x..-b' A..-'v 1 vi. - N H ,Ez . 19-f . MVA ,-fra, , 5 e Q-,. s' 'exit- . X 'Q r-,uw Rv. l 1 'pf rg' , . -1--.yr-g -1- , .' ,1 N 4 'Q - 1 V - 5 xx X - - ' fa Xiu .. .v- .pq 'Y -,vw -QW 9 ,-'.'iF.v-Ari'-, f .yd-5,3 ..gr,3, . v H .l,1-'aw' f A QD' 4-'Pf ' 54. -15 .,'vL 5 Hmm ' . 5,95 e OWUH'-We wif 5 4 1 i ,g ,atm J 4,1 X if f . mwsrcwa X, 3 Q ,f Kenneih Boofsmo, Editor .07i'.f.'? 1 Q I fr ' 2 E J' . 'f' f ev ' Q Q Q I, f 3 ERUSHUEH Eiiiii Back Row: Miro Faber, Nadine Tubergen, Hcrrnino Dournn, Everi De Wyn, Phyllis De Jong, Fred Prins. Front Row: Hank Snapper, Kcnneih Bootsmo, Miss C. Vcrsluys. Aludcx Optholf, Editor EllUEllllHlfS Elllllll Elllll las! low: Melvin Bosch, Cert Bos, June! Grond, Marie Von Vliet, Rev, Knowles, Advisor, Gert Lonningu, Betty De Bie, Curl Loppingn First Row: Bnrburu Engelhard, Alido Optholt, Bertha Dolneslclger, Thelma Vc1nLeeuwen. J 4.5, W Gerald, Vnce Presrdvnvg Sam, Tre-asurerg Gertrude, Secretary STUUHH EUUHEIL Hamer, Presrdem Back Row: Gertrude Bos, Alida Optholt, Lance Van Waveren, Arnold Wesfra, Judy Van Sloten, Kathleen Snapper. Firsi Row: Sam Wybwngo, Gerald Roelofsen, Harriet Sdxoneveld, Ger1rudeLanmga, Mr. Holsrege. ..- 0 u ' 1 ., lg. I ffl 54' aff? ' ,. 5, .X 1 x, -X '..!. . x. K qulx ffl -'V be ' 'Ju RLY Q ' Qi-vi Lf- Q 'JOE gg. m Nh ,. A isfifx Q ' J iii, x A-WE. K , U , 'Z QW - I' ' Q fr.: 2' W 9 -is a .f.2., ' 8: 5, ' ? ' V'-I ff fi Bl' Q - -Q q fa? ,' Q if . ui U e ala- kz x 45 'fx 'fi 5532. I I sg K A l 'Q ' if is Q. r R X . 14. VIXRSIIY HUB Bock Row: Mr Hnrvey, Arnold Vx-rhoev9n,Jc1yr9 V6-ldv, Sum Wybcngfm, Henry Bowman, Cjeruld Qoclofsen, John Vumh-nburq, Firsf Row: Andy Sn-Ilrrrgwcrf in-Ion korwm, Sum Sybesnm, Harold Hcmqsmu, Cornre Goedhmr, Rodnffy D. Kruyf, Dwayne Kumplruus. Arnold Vorlrocyvn, Treasurer Henry Bournu, Vice--President, Sum Wybvnqu, Prsrsndorwl, Joy ro Vefldc, Seuetory. T 'S' Last Row P Heuvelhorst H Wmd J Vcndenburg V Vanden Bosch F Corwin, R. Hilcnrides, N. Eggink H Prms K Bootsmo Jr Row K l m 11 M Vun VI 11 W Mols ndyk F Brondsrnn P Vos N Van Kulsbeek, S. Boersmn, R. Vander s Row H umm 1 4 os 4 nndwby, ,l. Ds- Groot, I Vvronfi F Flfm N 1UbfYf si Row A 1 N Dy R Mellem A De Hoog, D. Boker, QL. Tumnunc ca I Mums EHHHH HHN EHHHHS Rvkcx Vunrlcrr Syf., Vlrrv Irvin: Nudurm Tubnrgc-11, Secretory Kmwrmliv Bomsnwu, Pmsndcnf -7 O ., o O 55125232 bywa' .- . ' 5-'V1 .. -- , ..-vqa an ,L JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS-Back Row: T. Terpsrra, R. Andriese, J. Prins, T. Hettinga, E. Van Tuinen. Third Row: P. Hagan, B. Staal, E. Sanders, M. De Groot, K. Gort, F. Schaafsrna, J. Verhoeven, P. Kempema, A. Fernnga, J. Vander By, R, Van Ginkel, K. Mulder, F. Douma. Second Row: C. Vander By, K. Hoeker, I. De Hoag, J. Sieperda, S. Spoolsfra, H. Niezen, G. Chrisfofels, B. Groot, G. Verhoeven, J. Shoemaker, D. De Wyn, B. Vanden Berg, D. Miedema. First Row: C. Vander Sys, N. Hop, J. Nederhoed, T. Veltman, G. Kempema, E. De Jong, R. De Jong, J. Van Zynen, D. Aardema, C. Hoekzcma. G. Gort. SENIOR BAND-Bock Row: C. Hoekzema, P. Bulthuis, J. Srreelman, J. Troost, J. Van Zuyen, H. Holendyk, H. te Velde. second Row: E- D9 WYVV M' HUIZEUQG, A, STeIIingwerf, B. Van Leeuwen, H. Douma, J. Dykstra, S. Kredret, F. Douma. Fifi' Rowf R' D0 Boer, M. De Groot, J. Zuidervaart, M. Tiemens, E. Sanders, D. Elders, J. Vander Laan, M. Douma, C. Vanden Einde, H. Vander Weide. Mu- 1 -.A U. I . . P V 1 -f ,': L., 1 , W I 4 fi' vii! W I f f I 7 ' fin Alf! . 4, W7 ! .JI 4 A X Q 1 . 'LI , 11 7' ' Lx k W ,A x I 5 ip' I 0 :P 9 E 45----,, , sz gp 2' 1-.. I mi, ' ' tr ' if A I :--' ' f' ' I . -W '1 : f A . 1' rr 452 f-wwf ' Ye Ax- ? - 2 f . QQ, 1 1 -ff ll 3 -. 0' Y Q' f 3 E' -. 1:9 I 'Q' Ae- Kp? 11 6141516171819 21 22 23 24 25 26 29 30 31 CHAPEL PIANISTS Standing: Jane Boersma, Kathleen Snapper, Connie Vanden Einde, Kenneth Boofsma, John Dykstra, Nelvin Eggink, Margucrnte Vanderby, Seated: Ruvh Mellema, Reka Vander Sys. FA 'Q A-arc! 'S Na. H, C , 1 X K 4 K . ... ' K. 1 1 J.. Y -,ri 8 :ff X ev, A X A 'lf' F1 --.- - Jill!-I JUNIOR HIGH QUARTET Fred Douma, CUIYIS Hockzcma, Ccrold Gorr, Kennmh Mulder. 83 If tiff lk, 1, f rs-A 1 U La o MME QUIXRTET Uma Homrkstro, Kvrmurh Bootsmn, Hvrmcm Doumn, CMULR CCIIHIGYN .Ir Qi' YT? CIRLS TRIO Glenda Tommingo, Nmdrnce Tubergcn, Ruth Mcllcmo ffff 'F O 0 0 I IN I 3 A EHHH HHUHQE me... IW G' Q bv .J k' vu C: L Q7 SPTIIING CONTEST PARTICIPANTS Bock Row: Wilbur Mellemci, Dennis Tolsrnn, John Vnnderby. Middle Row: Hvtty ltewiitctti, Judy Lcitnping, linda Crimping, Kathleen Vfvlioeven, Evelyn De Jong, Jnne Prins, Cheryl Spoolstrci Front Row: Bi-tty Rouwcnhorst, Evelyn Platt, Rivets Bongmu, Herminu Doumo. Slllllllll EHHTTET The Third Annual Spelling Contest was held nf Culter Academy on March 4. There were lour- teen representotives from our school. WINNERS: Judy Cumming, filth grade, lst plnceg Cheryl Spoolstro, seventh grade, lst plciceg Kuililccn Vurhouvun, fifth grade, 9nd pluceg John Vunderby, eighth grudc, Ist place. I M14 4.3. Q - Q if -Q 5 B Q FS- iff ,I 'l .2 GE I 4 Q f-- x11A ,a LLHH HWLHE The Junior Play was given April I in Excelsior Auditorium. The play, Lena Riversf afforded an evening of delightful entertainment. The cast portrayed their parts vvell. The plot deals vvith the plight of Lena and her beloved Granny who are compelled io leave their New England home and seek refuge at the residence of vvealthy John Livingstone, Grannys son. Here they are suh iected to the sort of treatment often given to poor relatives, but they are kindly accepted after their true identity is discovered. Lena, N. Tubergen, Durward, G. De Blaey, Granny, G. Tamminga, Mr. Livingstone, H, Haagsn1a,Mi's, Livingstone, S, Van Ginkle, Cato- line, T. Van Leeuvven, Anna, E. Platt, Junior, B. Van Leeuvven, Malcolm, A. Hoelczema, Mrs. Graham, G. Laninga, Mr. Graham, J, te Velde, llllllll lllll lluivvuitl Rvllmont, John Livingstone, Ji,, Mi, J. Livingstone, Le-nn Rivers, Oirinny Nichols 1 Q. 1 1 Q . m , 1 l 1 ', ,i3,, I , I ' A x 'X Q, , 4 45a . , 1. 5 - , Marv' ,K ' f .1 , ' ' - 1 x , x 7, N A I. .Ar . x-.. ww, - 1, 1 'Sf 1 SEWUH x JHWUH EHHHNWHS PHHWH X AN-'X' .ff f X x 1 Q 1 J - ,gm D, , .- .Q '. fi :'v .- A in Y 'vip I g Q- A 1 Q 1 z 1 ' W, A ' ' 9 I 1 it , y Q MFT . . SJ if ui! . ' AQ a - Yank ,d5.,.x, gx,,11,1 ,:,,. ' - 1f:pA ' -. .Qi - D Q-.H , e-' . 134 '1 ',.,. .Q ig. ,'-V ' xT'f'.5: -.1 - g '.+ A J - ,, , -, .- ,, -. , fins.- J A 4' L' 'Yagi P-no .aw -3'-FJ 45' Ii If jv20J THHHHEEWHH3 HHH .v'f' , -.0 vt I, . gl Q 'L-' .. ...- ..1 1. W' A-14 AQ .n .. x. ' 'Vu- g Y' in - ff ' is 415. I I wr 4 - L X g Pill llllllIlE Sfirring rollies roused our school spirit for The coming gomes. ig 'J Nami., Mp., gs' if i 404-4- 'Fw 'mn 93 crux 5-XNXA ,- -'Nr C., f 'K 1' , . ,I p I - jf 'A 1 ,ff , L ..- I,-M' 4 ' w Y ffm 4 5 , , 7 , - A x . fs ,... fmmn ' Lmuumu um LUN:-cwmnmw rmf1Hn-fi '58'11,':'a, Sm-mors mvvrrmqr-fl ilu' hwqlwst in tim Hugh School, Mvss DP Jong 5 dass, Arn-sm, bvought uv rm nvvmgv of S11 S353 pm pupwl, :md Mnss Roger 5 room followed the mos? nn Junior Hugh. fl -- QH l QI!! l R Q7 xx R , 1 NR f .A. X ol wg ,ff Am... - wx-, ' f4tS,,J4' 5 'Una 6 1' 3v?'f'4k y 'X . ', sy. ft -f' il 1' '3SN 2fQ . 'f4'f: I':f. gag -W-V 'iS MR 9' YY-fy. J ..,. L nfff, ww' . s' y.t'f3 I 'Ak , .wad ,L 0,5 Fpkgnxx ',?' P . , ' 1.1 ' if nw-g :fa .f' . M kxfgsf-V , FL . ,r .. 'fy xsastifbl ' ' W 't , fur' f . .QQ if 'gf-0fi 1+ v.. :uf M - f' ff: 1 -V 49 Ln 511.3 if 'f w ,V Q . . W 1' ', 'af lgg' 9 H I Q ,S ,E 3 ix 4. . ' i hiif 3.9 6,'. s'b gs rf sl Q Pi grii, E ' gs,-' ,QA if eg .3 1 Q PY km.,-yf gif' fuwwff 5 sk fifg 'Y' z'f,...,,,,a 'K' Bock Row: Mr. D, Sybesmo, Mr. C. Bournn, Treosurerg Mr. .1 Vcmdenburg, Presxdenig Mr. A. Fein, Mr. F. Troosf, Mr, F Vogel. Front Row: Mr J. Harvey, Mr. W, Rozemo, Mr. V. Ligtenberg Mr, H. Nlczcn. Absent: Mr. J. Verhoeven, Secretory. ..-10 1 .4 L., J . I I :'r'4 5 ff-1 v, OH Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mus Abspnt Mrs J VCH1BClkUIT1 Vmp Seuuory -8 I 9 I .6- Q., Mrs. M. Ross, School Nurse HEALTH PROGRAM Sf Sponsored by the Parent Teacher Association. 1+ 1 7 V! PTA BOARD C. Cornprng, Pres. L. DeJong, Treos. R. Tommingo, V.P, H. Rogers, Sec. Mrs. H. C. DeBie, E. Mcrlefyr Vice ,Qi anim? 5, Q X ,K B- 1 -N n-J' :AA Mtv 44, V-4 .Y- rl' 5.1 ' N, 9- ..,A .,-74 ,. uw' . T H 1 1 Y! ,,, W, 2 I I' gf' -'vt Q 4' ' feklvr: li Huviiiiniu All hail the pow'r of Jesus' name! . . We at His fee? may fall! . . . To Him all maiesty ascribe, And crown Him Lord of all! -.. nf LVL i H-4 ,T f PUSHUUE . . . fitting conclusion . . . necessary to bring To satisfactory ending . . . pleasant parting memory. 449 'W-. . .u f -- 4 f, LA ' ' Q , - L 'wx , . ,K 'K . , . ,3 J' X 1 - '- 7 x g . , o ' s x v v The Crusader Staff wishes to thank all those who have financially supported our I955 Annual. It is only because of their help that we can sell the CRUSADER at such a reasonable price. When you patronize those who have advertised in our Annual, please tell them you appreciate the support they have given us. MR. AND MR. AND MR. AND MR. AND MR. AND MR. AND MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS. VAN LEEUWEN BOUMA TE VELDE VANDERBY SCHILDER, JR. TROOST HOLLAND-AMERICAN COOKY BAKERY CLEARWATER LUMBER COMPANY CAL-MILK TANKS CODONA'S ALIGNMENT SERVICE FRED W. EHRMANN HARDWARE CLOVER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY MR. AND MRS. J. VAN LEEUWEN, JR. Compliments of Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. H.te Velde Dr. and Mrs. E. Koning Office TO 5- I 391 I I 735 ARTESIA BLVD ARTESIA CALIFORNIA Residence TO 7-3563 ARTESIA YEAST COMPANY Manufacturers of SUPERENE LIVE YEAST CULTURE SUPERENE LIVESTOCK MINERALS If Qualify Counts . . . Specify Superene Pete Sferk ' John Roelofsen ' Hunk Verhoeven ARTESIA, CALIFORNIA Phone TO 5-3862 ll HAM' I li ,. N55 zz: ,' ' 'fmfmrullllllQ6, Wllll N .,-Y ,, vm.,-15:05 .ki .V i .,.. ,, K a Luamcmol U i-4511?-S' . '- .yi . W '35 Yv me E 4-vf Q - . f d ' I .. v y - . X 0 .Y -...........,.'-'-- ......,qpgnu---. ... Qu ' ifzriayfw ' 'Q 'Q ig i in-' A 1 , 514 K - jig s 7' 1 V Z: ,...-l 3 i I L 'jaw X 5 5 1 H: u CHRIS MYRON STUDIO I6809 Bellflower Boulevard Bellflower, California TOrrey 7-6828 Chapel of the Wedding BeIls Available Now for 250 Guests Tropical Patio Garden for Weddings, Receptions, Social Affairs Complete Wedding Service Portraits ' Candids ' Weddings Commercial ' Children ' Illustration Advertising ' Aerial Prize Winning Year Books if 5 B HAYC HA wuoLESAl-E Q00 B 8. B HAY COMPANY Office Phone: TOrrey 7-4589 10500 EAST ARTESIA BLVD. BELLFLQWER, CALIFORNIA IO5 lllll..-.----- gk 1554 ' ' 99 57 Eos? Av AM09m QVWUP TO 7 1603 OF TO 778 W -qua-f I6 J ixq AIDS, xi' DE BOER AND SNAPPER INSURANCF SERVICE KeySTOne PreSS McCracken Pharmacy 9845 Eos? 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Toffey Maple -1- Mgjegnure -1- Traditional Manufacturersccrig Cgacxfmlexggl Poultry Feed Phones TOrrey 5-2125 - 5-1660 16411 Bellflower Blvd. Bellflower, Calif. H855 Omngethorpe Anesic Calif. Compliments of CHINIE JEWELERS vvEisBART's DEPT. stone The Bride's Store P11006 TOYFEY 7-3644 16638 S. Bellflower Blvd. Bellflower 16509 S. Bellflower Blvd. Bellflower, Calif. George Pratte Thelma Pratte MIRIAM'S DR. I. A. POST FASHION HOUSE Optometrist Exclusive but not Expensive Complete Eye Service Herman Goslins 17422 So. Bellflower Blvd. TOrrey 7-4220 TOrrey 6-5115 Bellflower, Calif. 16803 S. Bellflower Blvd. Bellflower, Calif. UNITED DAIRYMEN'S ASSOCIATION INC. lt's Service That Counts Compliments of QUALITY FEEDS DAIRY SUPPLIES Phone TOrrey 5- 1247 I 1854 E. Artesia Ave. Artesia, California , 2 ,Y ' . -'53, 212111- l UNITED HAY COMPANY I0224 ARTESIA BOULEVARD ARTESIA, CALIFORNIA -- '- TO 6-I706 .I. L. PLENDER JOHN KOLTHOFF GARRY DeJAGER WOODRUFF HAY COMPANY WHOLESALE HAY Phone TOrrey 7-9674 I7309 WOODRUFF BOULEVARD BELLFLOWER, CALIFORNIA Phgng TOrrey 5-2512 COTTON BOUMA'S SALES YARD Utah and Idaho Dairy Cattle Springers and Fresh Corner Artesia and 'Bloomfield N0YWGllK. C0llf0I'Y1iO TOrrey 7-5296 DON'S AUTO WORKS Complete Automotive Service D. A. Adema 10300 East Artesia Blvd. Bellflower, California Sales - Rentals - Exchanges For the Finest - Kodak Argus Revere Graflex Bell 8. Howell In Custom Home Construction PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES Cm BELLFLOWER CAMERA suPPLY C. DE KLEER Phone TOrrey 7-2944 17041 Bellflower Blvd. General Contractor Y . Bellflower, California 5311 Bishop Street, Cypress, Calif. Phone Jackson 7-1680 L. A. Stevens Grace Stevens A. J. CUVELIER Wholesale Hay 1 ,5 A Q. l', E. ,l 1' ' 7 Y' 7 L . 'U . s ' 1 'lfwwlexfimnf .rw Home Address Office 15932 so. omaha Ave. 8111 E- Center St. Paramount, Calif. Ph. MEtcalf 3-2058 Ph. NEvada 6-7677 Ph- MElCGlf 3-2058 Paramount, Calif. ARTESIA IMPLEMENTS 81 PARTS CO. Massey-Harris N.A.P.A. Auto Pans Farm Machinery Machine Shop 18824 S. Pioneer Blvd. Artesia, California Phones: TOrrey 5-3213 TOrrey 5-2391 VOGEL GLASS CO. Auto Glass Window Glass Mirrors Table Tops Pictures and Picture Framing 9714 East Artesia Ave., Bellflower, California Phone TOrrey 7-1380 Phone TOrrey 5-2682 Frank Vogel ..- V Ag: , .,,.fl,-- -1-r -O , I ,.. ,C-t-F.-1-A I-fe'- !r ' LEEDIORIC1 r '1,QL uQf',7w - A . Sove loc Per Oollorw wiv A A .fro or pf f-.FSI KOOPMAN DRIVE-IN DAIRY HT. . QI C 8320 Center Sfreef, Poromounf BE YOUR OVVN AAILKMAN on Gold Medol Milk, Posteurized ond Homogemzed . Gerrit Visser, Proprietor , 4' 9 naive-iimiiii HYGENIC DAIRY FARMS MEtcc1lf 3-2934 A 16604 ORANQE ,AVENUE ' ' NORTH LONG ,BEAACH Q Complete Line of Dairy Supplies Electrical and Refrigeration SALES and SERVICE STANSBURY DAIRY SUPPLIES 18835 Pioneer Blvd. TO. 5-1221 Artesia Compliments of NICK SMITS BULK AND GRAIN HAULING Compliments of GA I N ES D R U GS 18625 Pioneer Blvd. Artesia, Calif. PAPERING PAINTING SIMON MULDER Licensed Contractor 18424 Clarkdale Ave. TOrrey 5-1420 Artesia, California 4 VAN LEEUWEN GARAGE Body and Fender Repairing Auto and Truck Repairing Wheel Aligning and Balancing Expert Car Painting 11344 E, Artesia Blvd. Artesia, Calif. Phone TOrrey 5-1148 FEIKEMA 81 TAMMINGA Truck and Auto Service 11622 Artesia Blvd. TOrrey 5-1655 Artesia, Calif. p R E 5 C 0 T T VICTORY CUT-RATE DRUGS Precision with Economy Hardware and Sheet Metal Works HIGH BUBAR 17330 so Pioneer Blvd. Phones. TOrrey 7-1251 TOrrey 7-6582 ARTESIA 'CAUF lCorner Bellflower and Arteslal Tongy 5-2l'98 Open uniil 11 P.M. Bellflower, California Phone TOrrey Z-4683 DR. A. G. RICHTER JACKSON'S PAINT STORE Dentistry Paints - Wall Paper 16827 Bellflower Blvd, Bellflower, Calif. Phone Toney 7'6l96 9725 Flower Ave. Bellflower, California CHAS. ADAMS unrl SCOTT ADAMS AUCTIONEERS Dairy AUCTIGN Yards Artesia, California 12555 E. Orangethorpe Ave. Phone TOrrey 5- 1201 L EHITERS fa' Caterpillar Tractors Heavy Equipment Custom Troctor Work Post Hole Digging 21603 Pioneer Boulevard TO 5-2553 Shell Products Brake Specialist Hovings' Service Truck and Auto Repairs 12005 Orangethorpe TOrrey 5-9745 Artesia, Calif. Better Dairy Cows Sales Yard Stiefel Brothers Phones: TOrrey 5-1163, 5-1118 17528 Pioneer Blvd., Artesia Compliments of M. H. Sterk, M.D. Physician and Surgeon 9951 East Artesia Avenue, Bellflower M-'VT -.M-iii' A S SQ FIVE POINT COFFEE SHOP Don and Tressa Van Sloten, Props. 11819 East Rosecrans Blvd. Norwalk, California TOrrey 4-1326 HOLIDAY CLEANERS 17034 SOUTH BELLFLOWER BOULEVARD hr De Jong's Appliances TOP QUALITY 9826 East Artesia, Bellflower TO 7-1150 Hurry Von Woveren SPECIAL AGENT ' Savings Plans ' Business Insurance ' Sinking Funds Times Building, Long Beach L.B. 7-3461 Res. TO 7-6854 ,5 A.. x R ,, 4 . U F. A A FHL. Niekerk Huy Co. Corner of Artesia Srreef and Studebaker Road Artesia, Calif. EARN MORE Wlth Insured Safety 17149 SOUTH LAKEWOOD BLVD BELLFLOWER CALIFORNIA Phone TOrrey 7-3 283 DAIRY COWS FOR SALE Guaranteed from Colorado and North ern California l'll be here tomorrow to back up what I have said tod Brown Bros. DE LAVAL SALES 8- SERVICE oy TOrrey 7-2494 TOrrey 4-5892 Night Phone TO 7-0437 R, BEKENDAM 8. SONS 17152 s. woodwff aeufiowef, conf 17620 Palo Verde . Bellflower, Calif. L A Y T O N ' S Ice Surge Dairy Machines Milkers Equipment MAC'S REFRIGERATION, INC. SURGE DEALER Day or Night TOrrey 5-1205 PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY PHONES TOrrey 7 l66O - - 7'6l63 ' l69l6 S. Bellflower Blvd. Bellflower, Calif. Compliments of G. FULLER A. GORZEMAN ALFALFA J. MD. GRAIN HAY AND STRAW and Surgegn 739 Bellflower Blvd. Bellflower Tel- TOYWY 7'5ll9 I7433 S. Woodruff Ave. Bellflower, Calif. KNORRlNGA'S SALESYARD De Beste Dairy Cows vindt u hier Wekelyks Nieuwe Aanvoer Inc. WISCONSIN, IDAHO AND UTAH COWS Phones: MEtcalf 3-2127 MEtcalf 3-5530 BELLFLQWER 73l4 E. Olive Avenue Paramount DAIRY SUPPLIES : VACCINES : MEDICINES Phone TOrrey 6-3753 Phone TO 7-2775 I73 MART'S AUTO SUPPLY and Automotive Pa rts MARTIN G. VERHOEVEN 08 Woodruff Avenue, Bellflower, Calif. PROTECTED MILK PRODUCERS ASSN. l03l9 Artesia Blvd. Bellflower, Calif. 7831 E. Jackson St. Phone 7-II63 G E O . A . F R I E S Public Weigh Master paramount CUllf0l'nlU LUBRICATION SERYICE Passenger Cars and Trucks Gas, Butone and Diesel Corner Artesia Place and Woodruff Bellflower, Calif. . Dv ' DIIIRIEIS - YIIIOLETLA' : f WSH 551' ls--L AUCTIONS EVERY MONDAY AND THURSDAY For 35 Years CaIifornia's Largest Dairy Brokers HERDS ' PROPERTIES ' CREAMERIES ' DAIRY PLACES 16457 S. Paramount Boulevard Paramount, Calif. MEfcalf 3-1 176 L.A., NEvada 6-1334 Eve., Lg. Bch. 404-890 BOB STANLEY, Auctioneer BOB MCCUNE, Manager THE CALIFORNIA DAIRYMAN Serving fhe Dairy lndustry PRODUCER ' PROCESSOR ' DISTRIBUTOR Since 1922 162680 SOUTH PARAMOUNT BOULEVARD MEtcaIf 3-1961 NEvada 6-1948 ADVANCE RADIATOR SERVICE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Hank ,lemeyy of Bellflower Expert Radiator Work All Work Guaranteed Your lcommumly M 'de'l Bank Pmcfs Rlol-ll Dairy Loans Our Specialty 9936 Aneslc Blvd' Bellllower Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Window Shades - Wgngaagreens - Asphalt Tile Compllmenls of VENETIAN BLINDS BELLFLOWER MEDICAL GROUP DRAPERIES LINOLEUM 81 CARPET 16906 S. Bellflower Blvd. Bellflower Phone TOrrey 7-1645 15709 S. Bellflower 17017 S. Clark Avenue Bellflower Bellflower, California Compliments of . KOOPMAN S FURNITURE DF. OZOUICU --The place lo BUY Velermary Medkol Building FURNITURE - APPuANcEs - cARPErir-ac Phone Torrey 7-7271 TO- 7-3627 10326 E. Artesia Blvd. aeuflowef V152 5- B 'f'0We' Blvd- SEE Q - l H, O. Addington Phone TOrrey 7-3259 BELLFLOWER CATTLE CO. ADD 5 LINOLEUM SHOP FOR GOOD DAlRY Cows Linoleum - ASpl'10ll Tile - Venetian Blinds lEd Hcokmal Window Shades - Caliwool and Telephone TOrrey 7-4160 Hoo' Covellngs Corner Woodruff and Artesia Streets 9820 E- MOPIQ Ave' Bellfloweh Calif- I OCCIDENTAL FEED COMPANY Makers of Ofco Bulk Dairy Feed Phone TO. 5-1271 Office: 19027 S. Pioneer Artesia, California Ray Prrnsen Howard Buysman ' Res. TO. 7-2060 Res. TO. 7-5142 National Lumber Supply Co. BELLHOWER Lumber and Building Materials FROZEN LOCKERS 17326 Woodruff Phone TOrrey 7-2721 Mem sigdfsgfodndogjihheezers BGIHIOWBY, Calif. Business Phone 10329 E. Artesia Blvd. TO, 7-3520 Bellflower, California Compliments Superior Milk Producers Asso. Producers and Distributors of Naturally Superior Dairy Products DICK ZUIDERVAART 11709 E. Artesia Blvd. Bellflower Bag Co. Anesla 17505 S. Woodruff Bellflower Phone TOrrey 7-4240 S. MARCUS DAIRY COWS Artesia Milling Co' Yards lzcated at 73C2Zl'fOlive Street lsoos s. swdebaker Road Artesia o 0 ' o , Office Phone Home: 7248 Rio Flora Place Phone TOrrey 5-1632 ME 3-3073 Downey, California Phone: Topaz 2-9860 llEllHlllUllllEllllllllE We, the Crusader Staff of 1955, wish to express our appreciation and gratitude to Miss Versluys for the guidance and leadership which she has given, to Chris Myron Studios for their time spent on photo- graphy, to Mr. Hubbell ofthe Yearbook House, Monrovia, who printed this annual, and to the students who cooperated so kindly in letting us use their instruments for the division page photography. 120 C'fIl0fllEI' Cl'6flfl'0IZ . PUBLISHERS or vEAR IOOKSFOIIHE DISCRIMINATING QW ?l2lll'!IO0A 301156 Morzro via Gafiforrzla