Eastern Academy - Echoes Yearbook (Paterson, NJ)

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'- 14 X. :3!zere are do man 0 ARTS AND CRAFTS if HIJME M!-THING The Arts and Crafts Club, divided into two sections, is under the sponsorship of Mr. Holtrop and Mr. Bangma. At the bi-weekly meetings the members of both clubs carve various objects out of wood and assemble wooden models of boats, jet racers, and trains. trop took his section to the Ridgewood Press, where they saw the complete process of print- At the end of the first semester Mr. Hol- A ing a newspaper. The purpose of the Homemaking Club is to create in the members a'deeper understanding of good home life and provide them with a background for good cooking and successful homemaking. One of our first accomplishments was the forming of a booklet of the favorite recipes of each individual member of the club. At one of our meetings Rev. Heerema from the Christian Sanitorium spoke' to us on the interesting topic, The Placefofl tlhb Adolescent Person in the Home. ll-'A -, V . 'fl ' I . 1' .' x ' . ,. it , ,, ,xg .. 7 . ,l ' 1 ' f . ' 'f x 'W LEFT TO RIGHT lbottom rowlgi Mr. S. Bangma lSponsorJ, W, Hooks, F. Snoep lPres.l, Mr. I. Holtrop lSpon- sorl, N. Vanderkooi !Treas.l, l. Wisse !Sec'ylg Hop rowl: I, Cauwels, If De long IPres.1, P, De Blaey, G. Rooks. fMajo1'ily of group is not shown.l V i N ri- ' 'I XT . L 1-N.-J. rn--A -r V 'n lt LEFT TO RIGHT fbottom rowl: M. Hoogenhuis !Vice'Pres.l, I. Klapmust, D. Siegers, W. Steyling, Miss M. Peek lSponsorl, T. Vander Eems, M. Witte, M. Taylor, H. Bakker, fmiddle rowl: R. Houskamp !Sec'y-Treas.l, T. Gros, G. Hogan, F. Riemersma, Miss fl. Icmssen !Sponsorl, B. De Boer, B. Malefyt, M. Woudenberg, B. Kampg Hop rowl: C. Vroon. S. Sonderfan fGen'I I-'lss'H, B. Kaffe, G. Minkema !Sec'yfTreas.l, B. Greydanus, E. Ham- stra, E. De Vries, E. De Vries,

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It is the aim of the Boys' Sports Club, under S20 t0gQtAQl UIQ I0 Olfl anal MC! QW E117 ' Left to Right lseatedl: L. De long D. Littel, H. Englishman, A. Miller vit lVice-Pres.l, N. Pelgrim, G sma, S. Machiela, I. Boonstra lSec'yl L. Locker lPres.l, I. Van Buiten, I Faber, W. Teitsma, M. Steenstra. BIBLE' SPIJBTS CLUB BUYS' SPBBTS CLUB The purpose ot the Girls' Sports Club, under the sponsorship of Mr. Dobbelaar, is to get a fuller understanding ot the various sports, and, it possible, to actively participate in some of them. Part of our activities consisted ot seeing moving-pictures on various sports and athletic achievements of interest to us. At one of our meetings we also had the wonderful oppor- tunity of hearing a talk by Eddie Mayo, second baseman for the Detroit Tigers, who empha- sized the need for a college education for young baseball players. Lett to Right tbottom rowl: I. Brols- ma, D. Vroon, 1. Dykehouse, K. Mar- tin, R. I. Zuidema, I. Tanis lSec'yl, M. Veenstra tVice-Pres.l, Mr. B. S Steen lSponsorJ, W. Zimmer lPres.l, B. Van Heemst lTreas.l, L. Van Eck, l. Van Loon, H. Zeeuw, 1. Roetmang lmiddle rowl: C. Bushoven, F. De Haan, A. Vanden Berg, E. Bruining, H. Kuiken, R. Broekhuizen, P. Bor- duin, I. Nauta, R. Voorman, G. Ruil, I. Beversluis, H. Steenstrap ltop rowl: D. Sweetman, S. Kingma, W. Highhouse, W. Baker, R. Schuurman, I. Bruinooge, I. Drukl-rer, W, Brolsma, H. Douma. Mr. W. Dobbelaar lSponsorl, M, Kie- Meines, B. Borduin, M. Bakery lstand- ingl: I. Waitez, A. Huizing, I. Hamer- the sponsorship of Mr. Steen, to instruct the members in the Christian aspects ot sport lite and Widen their understanding ot the various sports. Although it is impossible to actively par- ticipate in many sports We do engage in such things as sports quizzes, ping-pong, and soft- ball, and have moving-pictures about happen- ings oi interest in the world of sports. As the highlight of the year Eddie Mayo ot the Detroit Tigers addressed us, stressing the need for higher education lor young base- ball players. --............,..-.... ..... .M . -----M

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ingfi fo ala an Lawn CHESS CLUB It is the objective of the members ot the Chess Club to master the higher ranges of chess skill as Well as to provide profitable recreation tor themselves. Through combined effort, the members of the Chess Club have become better ac- quainted with the game and more proiicient in the strategy of the moves that are made. To the majority ot the members, chess has proved to be a game of fascination, after their understanding of the game was developed. STAMP CLUB Looking into Room 5 during activity period, held on alternate Wednesdays, one would see the Stamp Club in a hubbub ot activity. The time allotted for the meetings was usually spent in buying, selling, and trading stamps and looking at the stamp collections of the fellow-members. Through our subscription to the magazine Stamps we were better able to keep in- formed of the latest issues of stamps and other philatelic activities. iv Left to Right lseatedl: H. Roukema, i -Q W. Hanse lTreas.l, D. Iongbloed lPres.l, Mr. I. Van Tielen lSponsorl, H. Siklcema lSec'yl, A. Schuilf lstandingl: B. Houseman, M. Van Hook, E. Wisse, F. De Ruiter, I. Chovan. 'WM Dyk. Qi ,FL Nl Left to Right lseatedl: B. De Bell R. Brain, Mr. C. Bontekoe lSponsorl G. Faber, H. Oosthoek, tstandingl D. Struylc, D. Slam, E. Gall, D. Van