Bellflower Christian School - Crusader Yearbook (Bellflower, CA)

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'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 ,

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, , '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

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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