Lynden Christian School - Excelsior Yearbook (Lynden, WA)

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Girls' 4-H Club fs X ' 5s:e.1lrf,'l su ..,.rs.., SITTING: A. Van Zanten, A. Tjoelker, B. De Waard, E. Heusinkveld. STANDING: D. Lankkaar, H. Timmer, Sewing and cooking are the main projects at the bi-weekly meetings of the 4-I-I Club, under the direction of Mrs. J. Timmer. Additional pro- jects will be entries in the county fair and the style show at M.H.S. I.. Van Andel, A. Noordeloos, H. Van Kootcn, Vander Pol, C. Dykstra. Boys interested in dairying, wood and metal craft, and auto mechanics are eligible for mem- bership to this club. Available to the members are opportunities to participate in county dairy judging tours and a county tractor driving contest. vysl 4 H Cl b STANDING: J. Dyksterhuis, Mr. Smith, Advisorg R. R. Matter, C. Holleman, N. Laninga. THIRD ROW lx Timmef, G. Le-nssen. SITTING FIRST ROW: H. Boon, T- Jager, K- Heida, G- Van Weerdhuizen- Laninga, E. Veldhuizen, L. Mole-naar. SECOND ROW: 27

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Office Girls FIRST ROW: A. Feenstra M. Ba'em L. V wt-gr , 1 a, ersteeg, K. B. Roosma, L. Werkema, G. Rusticus, E. Ackerman, Bosman, A. Vander Hoek, S. Knutzen. SECOND ROW: N. Stuurmans. Girls who apply for office work during their study halls are chosen on the basis of their school record, class schedule, and personal capabilities. They record the daily attendance, operate the switchboard, and perform errands for the faculty and staff. Science Club Scion, a Latin word meaning I know , is the official name of the Science Club Organiza- tion. It is composed of students enthusiastic for the advancement of scientific knowledge in a secondary school. Projects are chosen for the duration of the school term by each member, and periodic meetings, under the supervision of L. Stegink, are held to discuss the developments and results of the separate projects. is J. Honcoop, M. Lankkaar, K. Vos. THIRD ROW: R. Hempel, G. Heyboer, Snapper, G. Rusticus, T. Velthuizen. SECOND ROW: R- Nymeyer, I. De Witt, H. Tuininga, A. Van Boven, Mr. Stegink, Advisor, R. Timmer, S. Van Lohuizen, C. A. Goudswaard, J. Helder, C. Libolt. Brune, C. Roos, J. Roosendaal, H. Rusticus, D. J

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FIRST ROW: M. De Kubber, L. Heeringa, L. Terpstra, S. Bouma, G. Fransen, C. Terpsma, A. Noordeloos, Miss Zylstra, Advisor. SECOND ROW: V. Bogaard, G. De Kubber, A. Sebens, S. Bosman, A. Heutink, B. De Waard, F. Wagter. THIRD ROW: J. Mellema, J. Vander Pol, K. Bosman, L. Plagerman, M. Smith, T. De Vries, E. Heusinkveld, H. Van Kooten. FOURTH ROW: G. Rusticus, C. Roosma, E. Krediet, B. Vander Meulen, D. Leenders, M. Snapper, J. Honcoop, D. Dykman. FIRST ROW: R. Timmer, L. Heeringa, E. Compaan, K. Cook, L. Vander Giessen, J. Bosman, C. Terpsma, A. Noordeloos. SECOND ROW: B. Vander Meulen, S. Bosman, C. Libolt, B. De Waard, E. Heusinkveld, E. Nymeyer, L. Ackerman, D. De Waard, K. Meenderinck. THIRD ROW: A. Van Boven, D. Van Andel, H. Visser, C. Roos, I. Rozeboom, L. Werkema, R. Bode. FOURTH ROW: D. Proppe, J. Byeman, G. Honcoop, J. Terpsma. 28 Ushers Club Composed of junior girls, the members of the club act as ushers for all school events. They are responsible for supplying programs and receiving the collection. Torch Club Freshmen who have obtained the essential grade point average are eligible for admission in Torch Club the following year. Mem- bers must maintain grades of B+ or better for a spec- ified number of subjects. If requirements are not met, membership is terminated. This year, Torch Club mem- bers have begun a project of displaying paperback books for sale to the students.