Grand Rapids Christian High School - Memoir Yearbook (Grand Rapids, MI)

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I SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Robert Knott .... ,, ,,.,..... P resident Bob Kuiper ..,..v,...,..,A....A.. V ice-President Marjorie Hoffman ..r..,.r.......... Secretary Vfillard Van Antwerpen .... Treasurer Iane Kuipers ......,.re,r.. General Adjunct Mr. I. Vander Ploeg Mr. I. De Haan .,....,... ,,,....r . Sponsors S Blau ln November, one hundred ninety students were organized as the Class of '44 under the efficient and genial supervision of our co-sponsors, Mr. I. Vander Ploeg and Mr. I. De Haan. The class has enjoyed this, its Sophomore year, and We look forward to the future as Iuniors and Seniors. Most of our time was devoted to organizing and acquainting ourselves with high school life. Our Sophomore year has come and gone, and because of common interests and combined efforts to make this year successful, We feel that closer bonds of friendship have been established. MH. Ili!

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Top Row: H. Vander Mey, F. VV'oudenber:, T. Muiderrrm 1. Koll, C. Heniple, l, Booy. Second Row: A. Heftel, l. Hernple, M. Kramer, C, Kuzee, l, Eronkema, Mr. E. R. Post. Seated: H. Hoimeyer, P. Ytf, I. Ritzema, l. Ballast, . Hoekserrza, T. Newliot, Slucfenl' Gauncil Herrn Hoogewind ...,,.,............... ..................... P resident loan Ballast ........... ..,. V ice-President Lois Hoelcsema ....... ............ S ecretary lim Ritzema .......... ............... T reasurer Ted Newhot ......... ..... G eneral Adjunct Mr. E. R. Post ....... .................... .................. S p onsor With Mr. Post as its helptul sponsor, the Student Council has again shown itseli to be very beneficial to the Student body. The Council was divided into tour committees: Assemblies, noonehour, building and grounds, and ways and means. Special tribute should be paid to the Assemblies Committee, which not only procured the services ot most ot the outside speakers which were en- joyed, but also provided the students with some interesting and unusual programs. Qur Student Council representatives again at- tended the meetings oi the lnterAl-ligh Student Coun- cil, which met once a month. ln April we entertained the lnter-High Council at Christian High. lt is our hope that members ot tuture Councils may receive as much enjoyment out oi this Work as we did. ll3l ,.t uw 1 1 ,, ,, J 412' ' fi-':YihlVj's!, J w- ,an X

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f G- if E bll. I Til ,E f ff? IUNIOR OFFICERS '1: A it M lim Wyngaarden .....,..,,ww...... President Q Bob De Haan .....,,A..,,.... Vice-President Phil Driesens ..,... ......,.,,,,,A,,7 T reasurer ' ' Y Buth Postma ............,, Assistant Treas. Malois Wieland .....A,,,.,...,,,e,w Secretary A Normajean Westenberg .... Vice-Sec'y k ,H Miss VV. Vertregt Mr. B. Fridsma ......,,. ...A.,s, S ponsors . i g. , s,,, q w unioaelafu This year, as might be expected, the activities ot the Class of '43 were more numerous and more important than last year. Around New Year's we luniors chose our class rings and With them acquired a feeling ot importance. At the time ot this Writing We are having a iolly time preparing for the Iunior-Senior Party, because we do Want it to be a grand send-oft for our fine Seniors. We would never accomplish all we have to do, if it were not tor the leadership given us by our sponsors, Miss W. Vertregt and Mr. B. Fridsma. We appre- ciate their help and their friendship more each year. M.W. ll5l