Ripon Christian High School - Lance Yearbook (Ripon, CA)

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Swim' Qilass Qmficers President - Bob den Dulk Sec.-Treas. - Gladys Van Vuren Advisor - Miss Helen Hoogland Vice-President - Anna Vanden Bosch Senior lass iiaisturp Harmony - this has been a characteristic of the senior class all through our four years of high school. The seniors' indomitable spirit of teamwork has shown up, for example, in winning the Field Day initiation contests in our freshman year: choosing our class rings lunanimous choicel in our sophomore year: preparing the hot spaghetti-and-meatball dinners land grating carrots . . .D that we started to raise ROUNDTABLE finances in our soph and junior years: and most important of all - working to make the LANCE a success in our senior year! Although the girls were always complaining of the lack of a home economics class, they certainly didn't show a lack of proficiency in the culinary arts during the time they spent in the kitchen preparing our dinners and Teies parties. The boys, too, were always ready and willing to help, especially if they could be excused from a history or chemistry class . . . We also have talents in the music, drama, art and athletic fields. We participated in vocal groups and original speeches in the Music and Speech Festivals, took active parts in our all-school plays, and produced quite a bit of artwork in school lthree ROUNDTABLE formats, school decorations, special activities decorations, etc.l. Our boys are also superior in our athletic program. And We're not just bragging, either. We're only saying it because it's true. CAnd after all, weren't we the only class in R.C.H.S. to sponsor the ROUNDTABLE for two whole years - because of our outstanding literary genius? . . J But time moves on, and we with it. We find ourselves reluctantly, but irresistably, moving out of our sphere of books and blackboards, friends. fun, and fond memories that were ours in R.C.H.S. We pray that the things we have been taught here will have made us more capable of serving and honoring our Creator in the places of living testimony He has provided for each of us in this world. The Senior Class of 1955

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'She puts her worries in a box, beniurs nf 1955 Gladys Van Vurenr sits on the lid---and laughs. Adrian Winters Every man is a volume--if you know how fo read him. QEIHSS jlliluttu We have crossed the bayp the ocean lies ahead. A Qlllass Jflumer--Golden Rose EUIUY--Blue and Gold

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4 MAA, Y we A Sveniur Snaps Upright young men. The lost art of doing nothing. Come into my parlor. . . - Turn around, boy. Hey, wait For me! Will you join me in a cup of tea? On the ball! . 8. Well!! T 9. Our mascot--the dog, we mean. l0. Looks comfortable. I l . Happy hayseecls. 12 . Teamwork 'P l3. Yeah, we know him. 'l4. Twinkle-toes ? lt's not very clear, Mr. Van Vuren Waiting to go--you coming along? Here's your chance! That windblown look. Now those are tomatoes. . .