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

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1945 volume:

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MR IOHN TIMMERMAN 5 Standtng H Rozerra Rev T Wetdenaa Dr H I Kreulen H Iolmg mg A Boe ema P Van Doo ne 'T eas e P ot H Dekke P estdent I Ryskamp Secretar H Holtvl we B F xeswyk Congratulatrons to you Semorsl The school year 1S raprdly draw1ng to a close For you 1t IS your last year as students at Grand Raplds Chrrstran l-hgh School As students l repeat tor rn that sense only are you graduatrng At the very moment your status as students termmates you automatrcally become alumm There rs a d1st1nct1on between the two but not as some would belreve that as students you stt at the recervrng end and as alumm at the grvmg end To be sure you have been recervrng but you have recerved rn dtrect proportron to what you have contrrbuted Your teachers have been your gurdes your counselors and your trrends rn Chrrst They have gurded you 1n the acgutsttlon of spectttc knowledge and more rmportant they have by Gods grace supplemented thrs wrth counsel for your moral and sprrrtual development As alumm you w1ll assume a new relatronshtp to your Alma Mater You w1ll strll be contrrbutors but your contrrbutrons w1ll be your prayers and your loyal support for her welfare She has nourtshed you ln the days ot your youth and after you leave her classrooms others w1ll occupy them Her Job goes on Hence she w1ll need you rn the days that lre ahead Some ot you expect to enter college others to be employed rn gatntul occu patrons and perhaps several w1ll soon enter mtlrtary serv1ce lt rs a chaottc world you are enterrng ln whatever path Nay you may go you have thrs convrctton and assurance that rn sptte ot all the conlus1on about us God ts soverergn ruler over thts unrverse and He w1ll not forsake HIS own Your class has the drstmctton ot bemg the twenty fttth to appear at a Iune commencement May you be mstrumental 1n promotrng the conttnued growth ot Chr1st1an Hrgh through the next quarter century We btd you farewell God bless you and make you obedrent and loyal cttrzens both of Hrs Krngdom and of our country GRAND RAPIDS CHRISTTAN HIGH SCHOOL BOARD H I Dekker Presrdent 6 ' 1 , r, , , ' , . ' . bttt. r . , . r r ur 1' r, . 1, r 5 . , Y: u r r , 1 - ' . , , . 1 - 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . . . , . . , . I . . Y . - 1 1 1 . . . , . . 1 . . , . . ff ff v GENERAL E R POST It 1S h1S Gb111tY to retom the smcere good W111 of every s u dent that accounts forthe sound lecrdershlp gwen Chf1St1GT1 H1gh under hls c1dm1n1strot1or1 .3. Lieutenant Generals I 1 MISS HELEN KALSBEEK A B Typlng Shorthand Q-kN210,4,1J..X MR B FRIDSMA A M Latm German Spanish M H DE VROOME M Sc Orgamc Sclences Mathemahcs TOP ROW MR RENNIEI DORNBUSH A M Shorthand Typmg Commercxal Law MR IAMES VANDER PLOEG A B Lat1n MRS IAMES VANDER PLOEG A B Busmess Arlthmettc Shorthand MISS FRANCINE SEVEN B S Home Econorrucs L1brar1an SECOND ROW MISS SYLVIA TEN BROEK Typlng MRS TRENA HAAN M M MR IACK BOELEMA A B ,IM Hxstory ' MHS MR S STUK AB Government Econormcs MR IOHN DE HAAN A M Mathematlcs Physxcs MR FRANK VANDEN BERG B Accts Bookkeepmg REV LEONARD GREENWAY Th D Blble School Pastor MR IOHN TIMMERMAN A M Enghsh MISS GERTRUDE SLINGERLAND MISS HELEN M ZANDSTRA A B Enghsh Art Dean of GITIS TOM VANDER MEY A M Eng11sh FIRST ROW MR E R POST A M Prlnclpal MR EARL STRIKWERDA Ph D H1story Church Hxstory MR IAMES HOEKENGA A M I-I1story Soclal Problems MR C BEUKEMA A M Inorgamc Sclences Mechamcal Drawlng 9 ' I S! -r I I I I ' MR. . . , . , . , . . , ,A.B. . , . . . , . . , A. M. Music, Mathematics English JJ: ' I I I 1 . , . , , . , , , , , . I I The Student COUDCIT Back ow C Douma I Hotma I er os se p C Ftyska R Keegstra Front Row E De Fou E B1 rema H Fr s I Ste ens Mr I Hoekenga I De Graaf M Karstes B Ballast Absent lrom Pcture K Ohlman L Feenstc I De Vr1es Pres1dent B111 Reus Secretary Rose Keegstra Treasurer Ellamae B1erema Sponsor Mr I Hoekenga The members of the Student Councrl are elected by the1r respect1ve classes for the purpose of part1c1pat1ng 1n the pro1ects d1scuss1ons and problems affectmg the enttre student body The Student Counc1l serves as the cleanng house for student suggeshons and react1ons The Student C'ounc1l has been act1ve ln the hte of the school by conduct1ng dr1ves a student chapel student body bond collect1on for gym equ1pment sponsor1ng a performance of a natronally known magtctan student assem bl1eS and many other 1nterest1ng and essent1al GCTIVITISS The members ot the Counc11 form an enthuslastrc group Wlth every one do1ng hls best to sattsfy the requests of the students and to work for the best 1nterests of the school Th1s IS Mr Hoekenga s second year as sponsor and the Councxl IS havmg much success under h1S able leadershlp I0 R : . , A n, . De Borst, D. T H rt, B. Reus, I. Hou kam , . mp, : , w, . 'e , . en, . v , . , V 5 , . ' , i : . , , r, . ' . Vice President ........ Ioe Stevens R. K. . l IL S5133 ff: 4 XX, wlr I MJ! mf 'X XX SENIORS IOHN VANDER MOLEN Supnur m all that hz u and dna s Cvlee Club 1 2 3 4 Boys Pmg Pong 5 B Senlor Pla Class Pres 5 6 Emblem Sta A M r 5 6 Basketball serves 2 Varslty 3 4 5 6 IACK SWETS Our turly hazfzd mutrular lfltfr man A Cap lla Chou' 2 3 5 6 Stu dent Clgfuncxl 2 3 Forenslcs 2 3 Boys Pxng Pong 6 Class V1ce pres 6 Basketball Vars1ty 2 3 ELLAMAE BIEREMA She walk: an bzauty Gus Glee Clubl 2 3 4 St dent Councxl 5 6 Class Treas 6 ARLENE VERDUIN Vatu: ax luke a nth Jlonr but plum J: Girls Glee Clubl 2 5 6 Chaxr manl 2 3 4 A Cap lla Cho1r 5 6 Emblem Staff 5pe6 Class Sec y 6 MR I TIMMERMAN Sponsor Class Gfflcers Colonels 0120 DONALD LAUTENBACH flmn ful m appzarantf an allllztz Lrll Itkrd Boys Glee Club 2 4 5 6 Boys Pmg Pong 5 6 Emblem Stall Humor Ed 5 6 Basketball Re serves 3 4 Varsxty 5 6 Cass Vlce Pres 6 ELEANOR DRIESENS Bubblmg 0 rr wxth pzp and pri Jonaltly Forensics l 2 Glrls Glee Club l 2 4 A Cappella Cho1r2 3 4 5 6 Class Secy 2 3 4 5 6 Semor Play BERNICE FENNEMA Nathmg 1: ax rantagnaux ur zntluu .l'1!1I17l Gxrls Glee Club 1 29 Class Treas MR S STUK Sponsor L1eutenant Colonels SYLVIA AFMAN Alzvayf happy nzvzr glam Mabry a brxght and chnrg, :hum Grs Glee Clubl 2 4 5 O 3 4 5 6 Vxce as BETTY BALLAST Full of Mp lull al lun Arzvzr quart alwag: o the run Student Councll 2 6 MCC 3 5 6 Vxce Pres 5 6 IOYCE BATTIES Sh: Isles: them Wzl :lon and brown HOWARD BOSHOVEN Vanztv u th: :pun o Inf: Boys Glee Club l 3 A Cappella Cl'1o1r1 3 4 5 Basketball Re serves 1 2 GORDON BORDEWYK Wxt u th: :alt ol ronwrmtzon Bo s Glee Club 3 4 5 A Cap pe la Cholr 4 5 6 DONNA BOS Dupoxzd to be rhznful Glrls Glee Clubl 3 5 6 MCC GRETTA BOSSCHER Carl: plzamnt tru: Gtrls Glee Club 1 2 MCC 3 4, 5, 6, Gen'l Ady 3, 4, Sec'y 5, S Q ul 3 c1301 SENIORS GAYLORD ALOFS A quart fzllow wmth th: urge to Yllll f Boys Glee Club Z 5 6 ll5.CK BALLAST llaI1rt toward non: juxt f n Ch 123B C1sAc ll Chg?F56 an mpeg LOIS BOKSMA A wmnmg way and a plnumg :male OIC a 4 IANET BERKENPAS laugh and th: world laugh: wvth Xllll Glrls Glee Club 2 3 4 NELLIE CATHRYN BORDUIN She Iwzx for apprznatxan rathzr than glory Grs Glee Club 1 2 5 Ch n 1 2 3 5 8 l 3 4 Pres 5 6 A Cappella Choxr 3 4 5 6 Muslc Club 5 HARRY BLOEM man! worth u not meaxurrd m mchzx Chessl 2 Boys Glee Clubl Z 3 4 5 6 Boys Pmg Pong 5 6 CAROLYN BOUMA ' A mzrry 1:11 on Inf: ' 3 u 5 ' il? A' 1' an. il' . . . . 61 O A ' ', , . lC , , , , ' -Pr .s, 5. - . f' u b ur ' . I H sly' nl ' 1 - M -11 ' ' ' 1 , . : 2 i gdgf' Glee Club lf 2' 3' 4' MCC 1 cms' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, is, 'i . I I 1 - F. ' , , . 1 1 - 92 ' ' Q F .. s I 1 Y' , 1 1 1 - -3 il' , , , cf- ' f ' mah , , ,4, , ,Gen' Adj. 2 f 1 , I ' ,6. .. 1 , 111 ' ' 3141515 ,..'1: - ,'I l .. .. , ' Q- . . , SENIORS MAE RUTH BYLSMA Slsz leamzd th: luxury of dmng good Gxrls Glee Club 2 3 4 5 6 IANE COOK Quut and run rd B fG1fh'N1 fnznd Grrls Glee Club I OIC 3 4 GLORIA CRABB To worn lflllf to rfudx 1111 lr my adm of lmppmrr: Charmahn S 6 WELDON BRUMELS I am a grin! ffllfld ln umunmznfy Boys Glee Club 2 Boys Pm Pong 5 6 Basketball Reserves I 2 Varsity 5 S LOIS DE GRAAF No kindly hzart unkmdl3 dard: 0111 Glrls Glee Club 1 BAXTER DE HAAS Ovnflowmg full: IIHYMIIJJ murluzr Basketball Reserves 2 3 Base ball S Boys Pmg Pong 5 Boys Glee Club 5 6 IOHN DE VRIES A .round mind xn a manly body A C ll Ch 2, 3, 4' B Gleemgebal, sflre, 'tems zoyi, Band 1, 2 4' Emblem Staff, S orts Editor 5, 6: Boys' Ping-Pong 6, ,W Lieutenant Colonels SIDNEY BROCK Irnfhlul rafnrft and mgrr to do If 1rJt Boys Glee Clubl 2 4 5 6 2119 FORVN EIGIII' IH IOYCE CORNELISSE Ilrrz nntlx lmnnnylzkf Glrls Glee Club I PA'l'l'llClA DATEMA N thxng grrat um' ar: zlhnut nthulmrm Glrls Glee Club I MCC 5 Camera Club 4 5 IESSIE DE BOER nz lx no 1' 011 0 ru' and krfp thin: Gxrls Glee Clubl 2 5 6 Foren s 1 2 OIC 5 IAMES DE BORST U hzn thmlemg of ju lhml of thx 1 ll drrrred man Boys Glee Club 2 3 Student Counc1l 6 DON DE IAGER -I vzndlg rzlmblf ffllru ndI23 56Bo x Pong56 ALICE DE GROOT Th: mxldzxt of mannfry rs Glee Club l, 3, ' Char- anl,2,,4,Sec' ,. heutenant Colonels EDITH DE VRIES If dxmpl 1 1 mu lun Grs Glee Cluxbl 2 3 4 BRUCE DICE N C ess I 2 Bo s C1 C udent C urxcl 3 4 5 6 Cappella Clxolr 5 6 RALPH DIK In YHI Camera Clxb 5 6 EILEEN DREYER mfllmif p ax THELMA DYKHOUSE IVNUIII H0 M C3 4 5 6 Gxls Glee Cub EVELYN DYKSTRA T in U I1 tranjrulrlx If MARY EZINGA ' ax! Jann an ml! of 'un ?IYgS Glee Cl b l 2 3 4 OIC 3 -0 L is Q- SENIORS RONALD DE RUITER llr I-upx hu trmpzrrd mmd afmd a jzrnng Lurld HELEN DEN BRABER Ount and una .vummg Girls Glee Clubl 2 3 NELLIE DORNBOS F r hr xy Jus! lhz quart md w ou nltur nf H and rs Glee Clubl 2 3 MARGE DIETERMAN fin In be zu h molnzu u ku UVIYI Y r lee Club I 2 A Cappella Chonr 4 5 6 OIC 6 Semor Play NELLA DHOGE hu uxual mangzr o msfth rs GleeClubl 2 3 4 MC3456 BETTY DUBOIS Hn uap an way! of pleamntnuy rs G1eeClub1Z 3 4 MCC5 5 EARL DYKEMA Cond naturni and al' ay! Jmxlmg SENIORS ROBERT FABER Churlulnnx and good wrll makr labor light Boys Glee Club 4 5 Band 5 6 A Ca pella Cbolr 5 Boys Pmg Pong 6 FLORENCE FRENS Sh: ha: 11 :ay that wmv Gurls Glee Clubl 2 3 4 OIC 4 5 Secy 4 5 A Cappella Cholr KENNETH GERRITSEN llall gxrlx hnr hz 15' NELSON GRITTER All tru: .mrrru 11 labor Chess l 2 Boys Glee Club 4 5 A Cappella Choxr 3 4 6 Camera Club 5 6 Treas 6 Muslc Club 5 6 Boys Pmg Pong 5 6 TENA HARKEMA The only any to haul a frwml 11 to he a fnend Gxrls Glee Club 4 Charmahn IOYCE I-IELDER L11 gax afpeft if :forth Mad! of znlellfrlf MILDRED I-IOFMAN Slum think the world fra: madr for fun and frolir, Jo do I. Girls' Glee Club l, 2, 3, 45 OIC 5, 6g Senior Play. Lleutenant Colonels IAY FOLKEMA H: Ju!! leap: quut and takn nnlxft Chess 1 2 Boys Pmg Pong 3 BARBARA FABER Cllfffllllflfli and good wzll mal: labor hgh! rs Glee Clubl 2 MC3456 WINIFRED GAASTRA A laugh a day kzrpx thz doftor away rs Glee Clubl 2 3 MCC 6 THERESA GORTSEMA Ilher ur :hz md: hem Il l rh: ll make 11 good addxhon xrls Glee Club 1 OIC Camera Club 5 6 CONSTANCE GLASS A typlfal hzgh Jrhool girl m drzu and znterexfs Gxrls Glee Club l OIC 5 6 CHARLYNNE HARKES Tu good nalur: that wm: thx hurt. G'rs' Glee Club 1 3' OIC 4 Treas. 4. ROGER HERTEL Big oak: from lilllz umm: grow. Boys' Glee Club 21 Boys' Ping- Pong 5, 6. Lleutenant Colonels ANNETTE IEAN HOLWERDA for the lun o at 3 4 5 ALBERTINA HOLLANDER Thr mul: that mont amz o Glrls Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4. IUDITH HUIZINGH A nzndly nlhludz tnz zrl all mrs Glee Club l 2 C3 4 5 HENRY IANSMA Fan' U an znnny to In e Boys Glee Club l 2 5 Boys Pmg Pong 5 6 THELMA IONKER Quart but full of lnzndlxnzr: Gxrls Glee Club 3 4 5 THEODORE KASS I hat: er Ihr goal .f r mum mn and fhznlul ddrgrnrz all gt h 1 thru lu J!- AUDREY KIEVIT o hal I Ur 1 1 J un MDV! Gxrls Glee Clubl 2 3 Camera Club 5 5 SENIORS IOHN HOFSTRA 3 0ffX fl Ul ll X lon at 1 thzmnl rx MARIAN HOLTROP l gnnal dxrpvmtxon bran I many vnnldr A Cap ella Cholr 3 4 5 6 Glrls Glee lub 5 IEAN HOOGERHYDE zu Jw rt and no an n to all Glrs Glee Club l 2 3 4 MARlAN IKE H1 nxrr ta be natural whzn xo: nrzlu ally mrs Glrls Glee Club 2 3 4 OIC 5 6 'fy I ILl3Nd2 lfLTEMA , Sh: har a hzart wxth roam lor ez ry o ANNAMAE KEEGSTRA llmr a Junlxght yllow Ind mr: a mo rung blue G1rls Glee Club 4 A Cappella Chou' 5 MARIORIE KARSIES Sh: makn a .Lzlromz lntry anx hu: FOYEDSICS l 2 Gxrls Glee Club2 MCC 3 4 5 6 Pres 5 6 Camera Club 4 5 Student Councll 6 SENIORS LORRAINE KOENES From a hill: :park ma burn n mzghiy Ham: Girls Glee Club l NORMAN KOOPMAN Th: age of mnarnurz Boys Glee Club 3 4 Cappella Choxr 4 5 6 Boy Pmg Pong 5 6 Camera Club 5 6 IACK KUIPER Han about lawn Tenms 3 5 ANNE LEESTMA fl lmght heart lwz: ang Girls Glee Club l 2 3 IOY LINDHOUT Dark cytd womnz of my dreamy Gxrls Glee Club 1 2 3 4 5 MCC 6 Semor Play Cheerleader 6 HELEN MACHlEl..A Sh: wa: that law and nevzr proud Girls Glee Clubl 2 3 4 MCC 3 4 5 6 Vxce Pres 6 DONALD MEYER Hall m zarnnt half in yn! Chess I 2 Boys Pmg Pong S ga Lleutenant Colonels EDWARD KINGMA Hr lrhrf lo fha! partxfularly .ulh Ihr Iafyxn Boys Glee Club 1 Boys Pmg Pong 5 YVONNE KUIPER Frxhfwax bm lol rand r lord Glrls Glee Glubl 3 5 S MCC BERNICE KOK qmail of .vfaturz :wfrf of Jrmlz Bright and fhffry all thr 3ch1l Glrls Glee Club 2 3 4 IOSEPH LA MAIRE A gznzrnl fa mont: RIEN LEESTMA So many world: to conqufr .vo mufh to do Bancll 2 Forensxcsl 2 A Cap pella Cholr l 2 3 Emblem Staff Adv Mgr 5 8 Semor Play Boys Pmg Pont! 6 Boys Glee Club 6 MARCUSSE e wax guy and :wut and wxtty And Ihr :ry but of pal: A Cap ella Cholr 2 3 4 5 5 1rls6 ge Club 1 2 3 OIC 3 e ELEANOR LUDWICK J tru: lnznd II a friend mdud Glrs Glee Club 1 2 3 4 OIC Lieutenant Colonels BETTY NOUSE Sometime: Jober, Jnmztimu gay: .Yrat in drzu and hav alwayf' Girls' Glee Club I, Z, 3. IEANNETE OFFRINGA fl drhghtlul uns: of humor ESTHER ONDERSMA W rn d I ha e HF r nrt u dont trouble to xntrodulz ndl 2 3 4 VINNEVA ANN OPPENHUIZEN A lar: wxrh gladnen oversprzad Charmcxhrx 3 4 VICE Pres 3 4 MARY ANN OLREE A hzart ar bzg ar hzr :milf Gxrls Glee Club 5 PURCEL PETROELIE l wnllmg and thzzrful uorlzzr Bcmd 4 5 6 Boys Glee Club 4 A Cappella Choxr 5 6 WILLIAM POST -I good yport who II naturally In durtnoux Forensxcsl 2 3 Student Counc11 3 4 5 Emblem Stall Bus Mgr 5 6 Class Pres 4 5 Bos Pmg Pong 5 6 Commence Ormor W V2 SENIORS DONOVAN NAGEL lt'.r bzttfr lo u-mr out than to rust out. VIVIAN NOUSEN Hfr rrownmg glory :J hrr hair Glrls Glee Clubl 2 3 4 MCC BERTON ONDERSMA 1 hand to exzcutz any murhsj FRED OOSTERHOUSE Sxlznrz u mor: zloqurnl than word: Boys Glee Clubl Z 3 5 GERARD OOSTERHOUSE Vapolzon ua: a lzltl: man too Chess Club 1 DORIS PAAUWE Stay as :wut ax you are Glrls Glee Club I 2 ELTON PIERSMA H: d1d mth rharlul will what other! talkzd of wlnlz thnr hand! un: null Chessl 2 Forenszcs I 2 Debate C es Camera Club 4 5 Studeni Caun C114 5 Emblem Staff 4 5 Edltor ln Chxef 5 SENIOBS HAZEI.. POSTHUMA Al I ask 15 fun and fnmpany In ulule mem the tune ndl 2 3 O G1rls Glee Club 5 6 IAY POST In hnght and .ut th: apple do not fall lar from the trn' Chess 2 3 Boys Glee Club 2 A Cappella Cholr 3 4 5 6 RAY PRINS for hz: a Jolly good eI1a.L GERALD PYLMAN 0nI3 a boy hke olhfr bow with taxks and ,vtudzfr and I Tenmsl 3 5 Boys Glee Clubl GERTRUDE SIKKEMA A mannfr :oft and frxzndly fpml fn: and hu! Glrls Glee Club 1 MAVIS RYSKAMP Trudy dusky 'vivid and Irur rs Glee Club 1 3 4 MCC 3 4 5 6 Muslc Club 3 5 6 A Cappella ChOlf 3 4 5 6 ARLENE RUITER Shi: quid, but when ybfcf know her that .r dxfrnnt 'V X ff f 1 A ,ff AM 4, X br! ,J by JL .di- Ab 12' J if in , 'af A Lleutenant Colonels WENDELL POEL A man of many mrhn and e rn znrh a man Chessl 2 3 Boys Pmg Pong 5 DONALD POSTMA Hr I1 es to build not to bozut Chess 2 Boys Pmg Pong 5 6 KEN RODENHOUSE I prolen not talkmg 07115 thu It meh man do hu best CORA PUNT A lzttlz bundlr of .vwfrtnrsr Glrs Glee Club l 2 6 A Cap peaCholr3 4 5 5 MCC3 4 5 5 Treas 3 GWEN ROOBOL We Ink: hzr dont you' Gxrls Glee Club 1 2 OIC 6 CORNELIA SCHIPPER Eur loyal :wr tru: To th: hula :hz ha: to Gmrls Glee Clubl 2 3 4 MCC IOHN SCHIPPERS 'Hu :mule znraurage: lnendlmen' Boys Glee Club 2, Baseball 1, 3 Baskeibcrll, Ass t Student Mgr, 5, S Lieutenant Colonels ANNEMARIE SINKE 'Toldzn opinion: fhang: hu not. Glrls Glee Club 1 2 MCC 5 FRANCES SPOELHOE I you km-u. hrr youd Ink: hzr Glrls Glee Club 2 3 4 MCC 4 SHIRLEY VAN CAMPEN F fry d y the b ll m year rs Glee Club l 2 3 OIC 3 4 DALE TANIS znzt but bound to br a Jurfrn Q Bandl 2 3 4 5 6 Orchestra 5 HERBERT TEUNIS An all around good frllow Baseball 3 5 Boys Pmg Pong 5 LAVERNE TOLSMA Rfffnhnng fra n k n IJ! untomnous humor rs Glee Clubl 2 3 4 OIC3 4 IEAN TUINSTRA I tru: lnznd nnczrt and loyal Gxrls Glee Club l 3 MCC 3 ,,,,.-vu uv A. wif SENIORS CARL SINKE H: .rlri1.'z.r to ronquzrf' Boys Pmg Pong 5 B HENRY STEVENS xl: prop f a mon as our Jhall Jn A Cappella Choxr 2 3 4 5 6 nd 2 3 4 5 BILL TEISMAN nr lauz Io enjoy myulj LOIS STRUIK Happy ar the day u long EVELYN TIMMER My hzart: not my own but I don t Cdff xt .1 m good hand: Gxrls Glee Club 2 3 4 OIC 4 KATHRYN STIEMSMA In frzzndy and f1xznd:h1pJ .wht bf Imran Grs Glee Clubl 2 3 4 5 3 4 re A Cappella Chozr 5 6 MELVIN VAN DAM Th: mr! ol man you d luke to SENIORS LUKE VANDEN BERG A modern man BERNICE VANDER HENST A xmall and hapfn n xd xx h Gxrls Glee Clubl 2 3 4 MCC MARY VANDER LEY I n , V lnndung A Cappella Chou l 2 3 4 Muslc Club 3 4 5 6 MCC 3 5 6 Gxrls Glee Club 3 BETTY VANDERSON Qhz alwrqx ha: a bo n on hfr Jlfmg Glrs Glee Club l 2 MCC 6 Cheerleader 6 LAWRENCE VANDER PLOEG Som! th nh h m l1r1Jh ll nth r doubt Boys Glee Clubl 3 5 Ccxmerc Club 5 6 Boys Pmg Pong 5 GORDON VANDE VUSSE Young frllawx wrll In yung f lloz s GleeClubl 2 3 4 5 Boys Pmg Pong 5 6 BONNIE VAN HARN Enlluznt lnhzablf' and frxrndl Y Glrls Glee Clubl 2 3 4 MCC 6 Tre I lueulenant Colonels EVELYN VANDE RIET an to tulle uzfh pleasant I val! wilh and Iharmmg io think almul rs GleeClub12 3 4 MCC5 6 ELAINE VANDER ARK Ihr x aff nat m I lzght Glrls Glee Club 2 3 6 MCC 3 ELEANORE VANDER PLOEG I ffl!! In ll I Glrls Glee Clubl 2 3 4 MCC IOHN VANDER PLOEG 4 Ixlllr nunsfmr no-ZL and thfn IJ ffllfhfd by the but 0 min Ch ss l 2 Ccxmeru Club 5 Pres 5 6 Boys Pmg Pong 5 FLORENCE VANDER WOUDE lh .fgrntlr mxnd hx gfntlr dad: 1 known Glrls Glee Club l 2 3 4 lOAN VAN OOST Happv puts h 1 problem: and for a brain, day WINIFRFD VAN EERDEN zrrt allaround wxllxn fun rs Glee Club 1 Z C pellcx Cholr 4 5 6 OlC 3 Lleutenant Colonels EDNA VANT HOF s Ihr pn' nt 0 FRANK VELZEN rn!! man plrx Boys Glee C 1 6 Boys g P ng 5 6 Basketball Reserves 2 3 4 Vars y IOAN VER HILL Ir Grrls Glee Club l OlC 3 4 Cheerleader 3 PETER VERKAIK L p and fumrng Chess 1 2 Camera Club 6 Boys Pmg Pong 5 6 BILL VISSER Fad: an tubbrnr th1n 5 ELEANOR WALCOTT Hzarl throbx Grrls Glee Club 6 Cheerleader 6 KEN WALCOTT i :Mads man and drpimlablr -ef? 3' IQ wr 16- a if s za SENIORS CAROL VAN WYLEN Faaou to mmf .rmnlu t all :hr zxtrndr MCC3 4 5 6 Grrls G1eeClub3 ARTHUR VERBURG Fira! Ihmgs rome rn :mall parkagrx Senror Play AL VERHOEF Ihr manly part rr to do ruth mrghf um! :nam what you ran RUTH WIELAND Hn pnrunalrly rr rmlr :dual rs Glee Club l 2 O 5 6 BEA VISSER Sh: u gay and fue from ran' Grrls Glee Clubl 2 3 4 EVELYN WALCOTT 'llofz hrart thrab: Grrls Glee Club 6 Cheerleader 6 LORRAINE VANDER SCHUUR 'ltx btltn lo be :mall and rhrnr ihan br lafgf and fast a Jhadow SENIORS ERNEST WALLINGA A Jrmilflr and :ull-brfd man. ALICE WESTING I is an od rn ur: pnioxu a KENNETH WIERSMA Good notun- and ga d mf make Ihr man RUTH WOLMA Honor lu: m honut lm! Girls Glee Club 1 2 3 GEORGE WORST Hoo ran .u All hu plan m baflet o Basketball Reservesl 2 Varsity BERNICE WYCHERS A Nlfflj hzart makrih a Ihr nul rrzzntfnnnz Grs GleeC1ub12 3 4 OIC MARTIN WYNGARDEN Thor! who arhiwr an thou :Jh 11- . Boys' Glee Club l 3, 5- Forensics 1 ass Vice Pres. I 2 , ' Tennis 2 45 Emblem Staff 2, 3, 4, 51 A Cappella Choir 3 4- Basket- b , R serves I 2 3 4g Boys' Ping+Pong 5 6- Senior Play. 8, ,Z F' Lieutenant Colonels IAY WESSELING Tilly Iilr ir wlml cc: mok: it. BETTY WOLTERS Ili: roulrl zz M5 dull thing! about ff Girls Glee Club 2 3 4 OIC 3 4 5 6 Pres 5 6 Senior ay TI-IERESA WIERSMA f nt: b it and :he gzli r Y' Girls Glee Club 2 3 4 OIC 5 6 Vice- Dres 5 Student Council Sec y 4 FRED WO UDENBERG For hz fr a mon faking hun all ui H Boys Ping Pon 4 5 Band 3 4 5 A Cappella hoir 6 ELVERA WIERSMA I 1 flx to look upon IJ hghllul to lenoxz Girls Glee Club 1 MCC 6 BERNARD WYCHEFIS lfr pvzmblz rrrryutzblz good humor Chess Club l IEAN YONKER Thu: will bf rompztltiarr in the bluinw world whzn :he arrr-ws. Girls' Glee Club I 2 3g OIC 6, Lleulenanl Colonels NORMA ZANDEE pu r hu :un Glee Club I 2 A Cappella Chou' 4 5 6 OIC 4 5 Came a Club 5 Senor Play Musxc Cl b 6 PAUL ZWIER 1 I a s Pmg Pong 5 6 Mg 5 Fmblem Stall 5 6 Basketball Reserves 2 3 4 Va slty 5 6 RUTI-I ZEEFF 1 I :Mann I Gxrls Glee Club'Z 3 4 SENIOR WITHOUT PICTURE PATRICIA WALKER Nolhxng 15 ifrxpanzblz to a wxllzng hmrf MCC 4 5 Semor Play Glrls Glee Club 5 0250 SENIORS CAROL ZYLSTRA Urn wx max s Glee Club 1 2 St mg semblel 2 3 6 OI PETER ZWIER r 1 ng Boys Glee Club l Baseba HARVEY SMIT nn mn 5 I rrfl V' Shi r ghim' :.1l1y.'I 41 15 1' Hr, 1 ' ' ' GUI ' , , 34 4 r GTS - I I 5.41 SI 6 En I I 4, 51 C 3, , , ' Al 4 5 6, VW ffm' A'ff'P U Ilwfll Hmn Jfff'-nl A '-A I umfll rllr 1 ann, frlIu::'f. Boysi Glee Club I 2 3 5 6 I ., Ia- ', f I, Q1 Q B Y ' f ,I 7- 5 4 5, Ei x Boys' Pmg-Pong 5, 6. Q .EEA I A I Tu hwy I1 lung jan' i5 11 If r flu :ff ' 1.:,l.m.:,.f:il I,- I Nl H KH f I' K ,- ,V A . ' ' , , . If I If - I .f I I A SENIORS IOI-IN ABMA 111' 1 11 nr Forenstcs l Boys Plng Pong 5 6 Muslc Club S 6 Memor Statl Edxtor 1n chlet LAURENCE FEENSTRA nr lhnfr I r Forensxcs l 2 Emblem Stall 3 4 6 News Ed 5 6 Boys m Pong 5 6 Memoxr Statt Subs Mgr VERA ENSING fhurmnlg mix :lx rm 11b1l1Ix that annnt 11 hzddln Student Counctl Treas 2 3 rs Glee Clubl 2 3 Parnassus 4 5 6 Pres 6 OIC Pres 4 5 A Cappella Chou 4 5 6 Camera Club G nl Adl 4 5 Semor Pla Emblem Statt 6 Memolr Stat Photo Ed1IO MARILYN PERSENAIRE II r pfrmnallls :hm rrrlh Grs Glee Clubl 2 4 5 Gtrls xtette12GlTo3 Cappella Choxr 2 3 5 6 Parnas sus 334 5 6 Treas 5 6 Emb em a Memolr Statt L11 Edttor KATHLEEN OHLMANN lm mmmg h1gh G1rs Glee Club l 2 Band l Z A Cappella Cholr 3 5 Semor Pla Student Councxl 6 Memot Stat Asst Art Edxtor NORMA LANGIUS I ffnrrxoux 11111101 r xp ch or alixon un H1 ar F renslcs I 2 OIC 3 4 G Glee Club 3 4 Dramatxc Readxng 4 6 Semor Play Memotr Staff Asst Art Echtor Memolr Staff fi 26 GLENN VAN DOMMELEN mm t 111 h rnqu r Student Counctl 3 4 Boys Glee Ab 3 4 5 6 Emblem Statt EdlfOT 1 et 6 Bo Ptng Pong 5 6 Memotr Stalt Bus Mgr LORRAINE SMEELINK H7 If rs Glee Club 1 2 O 3 4 Memoxr att Asst Photo Ed1tor IACK STEVENS an f L lh Memou Staff Asst Edztor m cluel Pl-IYLLIS DE HAAN of mlv mm n x Grs Glee Club 2 3 4 OIC 5 6 Memolr Statt Asst Lxt Edttor IOEL WORST lltf Ihfr halt 11 a pntf 1 baxhrtblll paw Basketball Reserves l 2 Varstty 3 4 5 6 Memoxr Staff Asst Art Edltor MR IOHN DE HAAN Sponsor U'i1h my I' 111' L' I un 1 WA ' l Hr 1 rfh Co- r ff 1' ral, - I' F I I -L I 1'I1uf5'l ha C11 I I I 4 ' -' - ' . A fa 5, 65 I I -'nrbht 5, 5 ysl 'K - . , P 'tcm ,E U'h' - 1 I' 11 Twill. l14'r'v 11 fi ,Q Q- I ylftilixx-lfirzinlq yn nublpty - fh, 't 5, , , , , V'P Q' Gil' , ,3, 4, 6, , : , IC , I z ' St , ' 'X KE f t ' - an- 5 1 1 ' ' , Talk -z'i a :ffl for living. I ' I I ' - D lx. ' , ' 5 - ' . Gil ' ' , , I 4, St ei ii . ' ' I 5 ' 1 V 1 , e' '. ,V I T ,- ' 1 - ' fy 4, AV J lg ' ' rvfyr, muxt A fn' ll i l . ' I t lm'r1l, Se , 5- xrs' 'rx' ',4,A ll' 5 . . . , I I -I ,I .I 1 Q I I A St fl , 4, 5, 6: Lit. Ed, 5, 5: ' l ' b , 5 ,-' 3 'W if ' - , .QQUL ,Q 'wi-21:1 Q ' 4 ,Ziff '25 -. ! A' Th ' 1' th Q14 I , 3 - by ' f ,., ' ., 'Z 2. ' X, ,g t. , 411, ' o ' , 7 I 1 1fls' It i . :Q l , y A 1 4 1 QW! fi P' 4' 5. PRIDE AND PREJUDI E Class HISTOFY Three years ago a group of one hundred and seventy frve frlghtened freshles could be seen slmlang through the halls attemptmg to appear as calm and WISE as the Iunrors and Sen1ors Slowly these httle groups of students became accustomed to the burldmgs and were able to fmd thetr respectrve rooms Though th1s was one of the most tmportant events of our hrgh school career lt was not one of the most 1oyous ln splte of 1t all we lrved through 1t and are none the worse for 1t The next step was to organlze the class Imagme our del1ght when we were mformed that our class was prtvtleged to be under the guldance and leader shlp of Mr S Stuk and Mr I Trmmerman Already we knew that we were m for some good tlmes Although the students appeared qu1te rgnorant at f1rst they showed therr wlsdom ln the selectmg of the flrst offlcers Our flrst Presr dent was Elton Plersma who proved h1mself very capable of the POSITION The soclal act1v1t1es of the class began Wlth a get acquamted skatlng party whtch all enloyed to the full ln September 1943 we agaln made our way to the corner of Franklm and Madlson wrth our heads h1gh real1z1ng that we were now lumorsl Thrs t1me the re1ns were put lnto the hands of B111 Post who also ftlled thls posrtton very ably One of the many events of our Iumor year was a hayr1de whlch was a suc cess as were all of our undertakrngs As usual plans were made to enterta1n the Sen1ors at a banquet whlch was held 1D the Sprlng at the Fountam St Baphst Church Both lunlors and Sen1ors looked forward to th1s event Wllh great ant1c1pat1on but were a b1t d1sappo1nted when the mov1e prolector re fused to entertam us It was also 1n our Iuruor year that we were saddened by the loss of a fellow classmate and frrend Elward V1s He was taken from us on December 31 IQ43 Though he had been w1th us only four months he proved to be a good student and a fa1thful steward May we never forget Elward whom we now bel1eve to be m the Eternal Home Z8 f 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 ' 1 Finally we claimed the title of Seniors with an all eyes this way attitude That year the class meetings x ere led by lohn Vander Molen and lrn certain that th se pleasant successful neetings were not due to our behavior but to the winning Nay of our President Tien carne the greatest of all events the presentation of the Senior Play of tne Feoruary graduates and proved to be such a success that it Nas again presented before a full House on Ianuary l This credit belongs not only to the actors on the stage but also to their capable director Miss Thea lane Bouma Now we are looking forward to the Class outing to exams and to corn rnencernent We take this opportunity to thank our excellent sponsors Mr Stuk and Mr Tirrirnerrnan for their interest leadership and the Jolly friendship that they have offered to the class of 45 Now that the time is drawing near when we must bid adieu to Grand Rapids Christian High we all leave hesitatingly and all feel grateful to the faculty for the training they have given us for the ideals they have set before us and also for their valuable companionship May our lives be evidence of the fact that we have been blessed with a Christian Education ARLENE VERDUIN . ZQ . . A , , , Upride and Prejudice. This was given on November 23 and 24, for the benefit Ianuary Commencement Address Dear Parents Board Members Teachers and Fnends The great pnvtlege of speakmg to you at thrs occasron has been grven to me by my fellow graduates So therefore I feel that am speakrng to you rn the name of all the graduates Our class offrcers have chosen as our motto Through God we shall do valrantly I-Iow challengmg th1s slogan 1sl To do vallrantly or bravely courageously rn these days of chaos and unrest throughout the whole world IS not an easy task But by the grace of God wlth our prrceless three years of Chnstran tra1n1ng behrnd us we WILL STRIVE TO DO VALIANTLY The three short years we have spent at Chrrstran have been frlled wtth enjoyable and 1nterest1ng experrences I am sure that they have meant much to all of us and have been very mfluenttal tn the moldlng and strengthenmg O1 our characters We shall always be grateful and apprecratwe of the bl rgs and opportun1t1es that we have en1oyed rn our stay 1n Chr1st1an I-'al Nerther are we unm1ndful nor ungrateful to our gractous heavenly Father who has so rrchly and abundantly blessed us And now we are even more mrndful of the sacr1f1ces and labors that so many have put forth so that we might have had thrs educatlon We the graduatrng class W1Sh to express our s1ncere thanks and apprecra tron to our parents especrally and also to others who labored so drlrgently so that we mlght acgutre th1s type of educatton We thank Mr Post the offlce personnel and the faculty for therr w1ll1ng ness to help gulde and dlrect us rn our school ltfe also for rnstructrng us so dllrgently and patrently 1n therr respecttve courses We are truly grateful to Mr Stuk and Mr T1mmerman who through all the trlals and tumult of our school l1fe have kept us WELL orgamzed as a class To them we say a hearty Thank You Our thanks go to the faculty members who were our personal advrsors who helped us to arrange our schedules and courses We owe a depth of gratrtude to the school board whose members glve so wrllrngly and unselfrshly of the1r trme and talents to ma1nta1n our school so successfully To other groups whose labors we do not always note suff1c1ently we wtsh to express our appreclatron for the1r efforts Not the least among these IS the Lad1es Clrcle who contrlbute to the welfare of our school m a frnanclal way So now we say Farewell our paths w1ll now dlverge Some of us w1ll contmue our educatlon others w1ll be takmg the1r place 1n the busmess World and st1ll others w1ll be called 1nto the ranks of the armed forces But we feel confrdent that the Lord w1ll be w1th us as we also have learned here ln thts Chrrstran Instrtutlon W'e can also derlve a lesson from our class text whlch IS so beautlfully w rded ln Psalm 20 7 Some trust rn chartots and some 1n horses but we w1ll remember the name of the Lord our God Now as we w1ll take our place ln ltfe we w1ll put our trust 1n the name of our God and not on the temporary thrngs of thrs earth wh1ch pass away and are no more Especlally rn these days of war when we depend so much on our tanks guns and atrplanes we w1ll remember the name of our God who only can and w1ll grve us the Vrctory WILLIAM POST 30 I . , , . - 1 1 , ,, . - , . . , , , OI' , 1 . 1 - 1 1 , . 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I - 1 1 ' I I T 1 1 1 1 t1 11 1 1 1 U 11 - - 1 1 1 1 1 N. . , 1 1 1 1 . , I 1 1 u - lune Commencement Address Dear Parents and Frlends Tomght rs the mght whtch marks formally the fmrsh of our lfugh school career Tonlght we are gathered together for the last tlme As a result of the studles whlch we have pursued tn the past three years we flnd ourselves able to face a drffrcult clever busmess world a strenuous college schedule or perhaps as m the case of most of our young men a m1l1tary l1fe No matter wh1ch of these confront us we are assured of an everlastmg almrghty God a God that has been taught to us and experr enced by us durmg the years that have Just been completed Also ID these three years wh1ch have passed altogether too hastrly we have found our selves 1n an extremely en1oyable atmosphere one rn whrch new frlendshlps were begun and older ones were renewed lt IS as we recollect and reflect on these bless1ngs that we reahze the necesstty of a word of apprecratlon and thankfulness You parents who have provtded us wtth thls school and also thts educatron are entrtled to the h1ghest posslble form of thanks that can be grven by any of us It IS not only your fmancral support that we apprec1ate but also the k1ndly and CCITGSI' To the class sponsors Mr Stuk and Mr T1mmerman the class w1shes to extend a hand of thanks for the ever Wrllmg ard We are very much aware of the fact that our Class l-lrstory could not be as pleasant as 1t IS had 1t not been for the1r gurdance We also w1sh to thank Mr Post the faculty and the oftrce personnel for thelr assrstance rn both the rel1g1ous and socral aspects of our school hte Therrs was a Job well done Thanks and apprecratlon go to the Board the Fmanclal Secretary the Ladles Crrcle and to all of the many frtends who put forth much tlme and effort so that we could equrp ourselves more fully Now we must leave But as we leave we are dnven on by the Words of our class motto Through God we shall do val1antly May we truly strrve to keep these words as our a1m m lrfe In add1t1on to th1s motto may we l1ve as the colors of our class symbolrze blue for courage godly courage both on the battle front and the home front and whxte for purlty a purrty that wxll drstmgursh us as true chlldren of God IOHN VANDER MOLEN 3 encouraging words that enabled us to complete, successfully, this school . 1. 1942 1943 Pltorr Plersmo Mort Wyrlqoroerr F1eor1orDr1eser1 Pot Doterrro VIRST SEMLSTI R Iohn Vcmdermolerm Pleorror Drreserms Bermce Fermeruo Class Honors OFFICEYS Pro rder T Vrce Pre rderrl ec or Trefz H7 Pres dem Sec eti e CLAS9 L YT Some trust m horses ond some on chorrot om w norrre of om God CLASS MOTTVD Trrorqr o ve CLI-.SS Nfl LR Go demo CT ACQ LOQD go 32 4151 B 11 Po t f fzrr Wynqorden eo o U resem Pot Dire rm wFCO 1, NEMEQTEH Iohn Vonderrrrolerl Arlene Verdgm E P1 4 e Brere '1 e W H make r'1er1t1or1 of the lromly K 'A I 193' A4 - P .i . . , rf or 4 . . . . , 1' s X , k N. ,,! L ,I A ' . s .... S r f'II y' . . . Ei, T1 r nr' J' s . . . . . . . srgrer . , A . . z.. 19 'fl945 i I f- v-N, f- lock Swets . .... Vice Presrdem . , , , Don Louterrooch A ' . . ..... r ry . . . ' ' . ..... Tr fxsrgror , . . Hr, lo ' rxr. X E 1 1 G d .r Shflli do vo f Q. .1 Y, ' yxvlvfh T A, N ,mv - .4 AJA- X421 4. Eine rd 'ffgzite Awards 11 1 '1':A.3'1A1::,:,k I 71: Tfff xi F il Qfflcers L rl C' FIRST LIEUTENANTS Iohn Dekker Gordon Plersma Mart Vanden Berg Ioan Wyngarden Mr Iames Hoekenga Presrdent V1ce Presldent Treasurer Secretary Sponsor The Ianuary class of l946 after the graduauon of the present Semor Class stands ready to take up the relns of respons1b1l1ty as rmghty semors of Chr1st1an H1gh After the long struggle of two and one half years we feel there IS stlll much effort and Worx to be done before We are el1g1ble to pass from these halls We have as our sponsor Mr Iames I-loekenga under whose gu1dance and counsel we hope to reach the top of the peak t Chnst an Qfflcers l un FIRST LIEUTENANTS Presxdent Wglldm Reus Vlce Presldent Iohn De Graaf Secretary Gwenn Wleland Treasurer Barbara Zandee General Adyunct Barbara Den Braber Sponsors Mlss Francme Seven Mr E Strlkwerda It seems almost unbehevable that We are at the end of our second year at Chr1st1an H1gh Last fall We had a grand tune on our class hayrlde We have ordered our rlngs too All ln all lt has been a pleasant year Ours 1S the flrst class ln the hlstory of the school that has undergone the pamful process of bemg d1v1ded mto February and Iune groups We are happy that our pleasant and helpful sponsors, M1ss Franclne Seven, and Mr E Strlkwerda, are remaunng w1th our Iune group and wlll see us through our sen1or year GW 0340 if G I i- in N Y-K1 . V. . - N ..... ix A ..... i V Az . . . . , if '. . ,--1 E 1 'S , ., V . ' A - V 1 4 A up . . 'W ' 'Z :gym ag fry, . l - 'F 5 , t A . , . , ' V In 'ivy . l I ' I W Iumor Class of January 1946 Breremu W Bosscher L Brummel I Cooper M Dornbush M De Hoek A Doom ccyer T Ezmgcx L oossen Grrtter I Gurkemcr H .-P jf .,....J. Heetderks C Helmus A Hendnksen B Heftel M Hoekstrcx P Holtrop H Hoogerhyde L Icxnsen G Iocobs L Io11ng D W, Kloostrc F 'UN Kok B Kwcxnt Lcmnmg N Meekhof E Pczstoor G Rettsmo C Setsmcx I Spoelhof A Stoepker I Von Alten P Vanden Berg B VcnderHe1de A Vander Honm R Vander Meer Vcnder Stow P Vander Veen P Von Dumen C Van Dyke I Verdum M Wolcott A Wnerengcr B Wrersmcx E Wolthuls R Yonkers L f 35' SECCDND LIEUTENANTS 94 f a r an or 'fa 'N 4 1 of A A ,I '. G A 'f r ,t , . ,, I Q D 'M' A I ' Q. I ft A ' ,' ,I 'A . - C , 1 , r . 5 . I I P ki -m ..,- V ' ..-., 1, I 1. li - V I, , jx t A is-fr , I U C I A V Hoolsemcx, . ., .. ' I I , 3, , 0 A A , 1 - JL -Q I ' I if I , H f , . KH . ' 's I A 'V , V l ::iEiEEd2:: ---:- Q ,V it t . i A A J' 1 s ' .W l I - , A , . I I F- 5 ,fr 3 f . 1- . V U . , A. V I V qw I Q A A-AH ,Q D- IL yi .V , .,'. SECOND LIEUTENANTS WV? 'bid if A 5.3, ,ww f -:Dw- mor Class of Iune 1946 fi 36 Bcxcrrmcm V Bordurn M Brshop C Bosmc I Boumcx Burst I Bronkemcx T Brmk I Bylsmc M Brummel F B ummel A Cok D Chrrstrcxns H Daly M mmm! Dxepstrc Buck Hcrczn Hcxcn Hoon Mcmgd Mccrgd H De Meesie A Dertlen M De Vrres Dykstra A Dykstrcx K Dykstra N Elvmgc Lnsmg H Vppmgs R Ezmgc C Faber E Frreswyk L Grevengood Grrtter I Grootenkrcmr M Hccm G Helder I Hendrxcks D Hmken H Hoekzemc F Hurzmgc D Hollemcns B House L Huber I Icxnsen L Kumstrc A Karel M Karsten H Keegstrc R Koeze Krevrt V Knoor M Knoper G Koor I Kcmshoek Kmper P Kurper M Kuxzemo M Looyengcx T Le Pcxrd L1ccs H Mclrepcru d G Mcrremc B Meyer B Beyer B Mredemc E Monsmcz Oegemc E Onuersmq M SECOND LIEUTENANTS Iumor Class of Iune 1946 Pastoor I Pxper B Poll D , 5, Ouxst L Rmzema Rosema I Rutter E Ryskamp C Scholten E Schultze C Schuxtema C Srereveld R Soerdsma D S utter I Smeelrnk C Smlth A Smxth S Star C Stearns B Stevens Storm M Swets D Sytsema B Tuuk K Vandenberg C Vanden Bosch L Vanden Brxnk D Vanden Engel H Vander Koor R Vander Kuyl M Vander Lugt A Vander Meer H Vander Starre C Vander Stel D Vander Werp H Vander Woude M Vander Vennen R Van t Hof D Van Der Veer G Van Domrnelen P Van Laar D Van Ree M Van Sledrtght H Van Solkema S Verwys I Vxsscher I Voshel B Voss A Voss M Vredeveld G Westendorp L Wrerenga M Wterenga K Wxersma I. W1ers'na S Wolfert E Woudenber I Workman Wustman I E' QQ-n My 127 ff P Wustman I Ykema I Zandst a Zwzer M Af' 5-'V i QC' ? r 'Q i so! 4 I wi We M ww. par' ,hw rl LQJ ns?-'ff we Q. 'fn ass!- T' if n37e . ll I ' L. 1 I A J . A 6 I Q 1. 9 G9 'I I :L iw 1 5 J .Q ' I ,. I - rf- ,1 , r t .1r, , . ff ' 'I , ? I va- K I N W Nl., , . A , Q, EII, L . , I 1 . Nfj ' ' .1 U , -' - Qs- , Ar,'- - ,, V - ' ' ., - ,. ' ' 5 . f ir, r gi i , In I ' -Z gg, ' '13 -,., f fu Y! hh Q as ' , lf' I L M ' E 5 I it . . I ,575 , ., A ., 1 7 J -Jlfxeff I D. writ I ' t I I I 1 .ff x ,SI ' I I I . D G , U I it . '. x f yi' aj r , H V I A , zu V ' I Kit , G , g 3 ,. Ofhcers lanuary Presldent Bob L Haan Vrce Presrdent B111 Butten Secretary Iune Bouma Treasurer Iohn Housekamp General Ad, Ken Brshop Sponsors Mxss G Shngerland Mr C Beukema Th1s September the class of 47 was organrzed wtth an enrollment ol two hundred twenty two students Class ofhcers were elected and a Constltutton adopted and We look forward to three successful years We are very grateful to our co sponsors M1ss G Shngerland and Mr C Beukema forthe1r helpfulness 1n makmg th1s frrst year a profltable one We hope rn the two rema1n1ng years to expand our act1v1t1es and make worthwhlle contrrbuttons t school l1fe MASTER SERGEANTS Pres1dent Iames Strrkwerda Vxce Presrdent Iohn Hoffman Secretary Martha Hoekstra Treasurer Lenore LaBotz Sponsor Mr R I Dornbush The Ianuary Class of 47 was not orgamzed untll thls year but under the helpful gutdance of Mr Dorn bush our Class Advtsor we made up for lost t1me We were pleased that we could have separate class orgamzatrons for each group and elected our class offtcers for the year We have had great trmes at Chns han Htgh the past year and a half and hope that the next year and a ha wxll be even more enjoyable MH Qfflcers l une NY-A it Uxw If ' ' , sf? f .fr MASTER SERGEANTS T ' T ' ' . I . f l h X . ' ' ' O . In In B' we A Q . Q T l . Sophomore Class of lanuary 1947 Baker P Bcxrtsmcx Bustrccxn M Bylsmc B goer CE e ouw De Komng Mx f, De Vrles B Vrxes H Drelemcn Doezemc I Dussellee Faber Goote Nw? Haan R Hcverkcxmp Helder Hendrxksen Hennmk H Hoekstrcx I Hofmcm I is N Y x Hoogerhelde M Hoogesteger R Kloe Koolker L McNe11 K Menkveld Mulder B Mulder H Ornee R Hxtzemc A Setsmc E Spoerdsrncl T Strocyer B Sturt G Ten Broek H Tmmmer L Vcxlk E Vander Scheer C Vander Veen D Van Korluur E Van Putten P 1 1 VW WTR Von Wylen Walburg Wychers L Wymcx A Zwxer Oostdy W Ophoi H 401 :wx A' Bouwmun Folkrm Q A Smmth Bomhof N Westmaas G Toermg G Vande Kopple n3gl 'ldv SERGEANTS .ff 'li me ffllf gd ff Q N? 55.4 43-'EYES 'KM B . ' AB. Q V 'V .,.. . 1 ' , I .ja . i 54 ,ll X T Q De - I' Y A :J I h . . .'A,'B . I , AQ. lv j 'DI . I .W . . , .. llllka K . . H. 'DA K Z. f H: V .,V,. W -ggi K Zb, in IAV V A A U I ' 5. . 1. ......r2fl: 1. , , . nfs . H - , is . ... AJ A K I I I ' K, M. I :IQ is fra , . - :QQIZ . .,:.:F,: , I A :... x A A I. V' b' 1 f ,.. - - A lnuv, Y f 1 E I I v' .Q 1 A I I V .5-g,,gTgggrf ,..n... I A. I q - A veg . Q11 , .. I a'--?6 I I nnn A rr rr an if I V ,T. Q ' A V lb ' I 4 l . . . ,- . A I L I .I ' fy!! I ..,A ifale SERGEANTS Q VU' :fav -5-.3 Q1 ,af Al Q11 at 3' Q N Sophomore Class of Iune 1947 C in Mm ei 1-Q4 xr 'HQ-4 wh: 4 1 if J' if ani' 1 Q. . W fd' gfgov-r 751. hula f' I' 5 hi Z Q if I ,L W1 rQ ..r-2-. ' ' . 40 . Baar D Berkenpas B Bls o B Bo T Boeskool R Boerema B Boerema Boogaard D Booy M Bordum C Bos I Bosma H Brower A Brown S Bulkema G Burskool D Bykerk W Damstra Datema E Boer M Bruyn S Borst I Haan A Haan R Iong D Dekker B De Mann R Deppe N De Vrres Dlce I Drk R Dornbos Dornbos Dornbos Dovekot Dykstra I Elhart T Ellens R Faber B Faber B Feenstra Feenstra Fennema M Fermga B Floksira Fongers Franken Frreswyk S Freylmg D Gaastra A Geelhoed B Geenen M Gerrrtsen L Glass E Grlthoen A Grltter I Grmer W Groen B Haan A Haan B Hage E Heemstra B Heerrstrd I il I B'II I . I , J I J rr f y ' rrr I f I V r V V V .,rrrr.: I 5 N ,az 1' V. I.,, 'I 1. I lv, if VA V I ',. 2 A , V. 'A ' , -or if 2 I ' '-.' if I ,:li:Qf'7 5 f - ' 5':V I I '.,,' I I ' 33 ZBA' ',,r.,. I iz:-r J! ' I B ' ,,.- li pi , E I-fy I ' ' 3 ,' I:, 1 ,. I .,,,.,.--:-' '2 K Q : ' ' ., ,ij ' V 'I . nn V . VV I Q f ,,,lI- V , V V ..,, VV I V K 'V De , . Q 3, I-'- ' I 5 I 'D 1-, . ' ' I De I I '- r ,.. Q , -' B B 151 I .D ., '-rr . ,K -lt V VV A V A V V ge VV - ' . . I 12 I 'Zz A-' El I Z ' ' B . I ge , V ..,,,v. ., Mx , V V . VV VV V . V V V :VV.- 1 QVVEV I -,6v V I - I ' ' , ' '7 , ' ,' . A of -. V.r. ' V,r,., Ah .,,, Q , IP l I 151 ' I ,f 5 2 ,hp ,. :'- gi:-5 ,.., -. I J ' I ., 1 . I ex' fi' L-3 If if r rr , I f r of ..-., ' 1 It 'fi ' f C. .. illq V W M V V 'A VVi2ij?i I ,T. ,-,. V .V M , VM V V A . I VV V I: .Q ,'.': , -flvv V VV ' 1 V V .,...., V V V VR V V A V V VV! I VVVV VV V , V . V ' I ' f' ' 1 f ' I I B f I I Sophomore Class of Iune 1947 e HeI'm.s C el Hoeksema C Hoe-ks? CI M Ho Fawn H 'U Hoo semc B if I oo sera B c be st loe snot I Iolorson I Io don M Kotsmc A Ke-egst cz I Keegst cn N Ke ste te W Kloost o S Koolengo L Ko Ho n E Ko thuls D Koster H Kre zer C1 Kulpers B Leestmc Lamngc K Lxndhoqt H Lot e mon D Mc mg H Me smcn B Mmnemo A Mmnemc K Monsmo I Q14 wewhof T EISDOGY BB xemeyer Nyenhums M 'bf N Inns M OIIthoi L V Ondersmc B Ooste house C Ooste House I O :Inge I Ozmgu M Pennmg Pxe smrg x,.e 1-0 5 X r Plc gemeye B P e I Posiemo B Prmce C s H ete'n:1 L 'R e e s A Hoobo T Ho eyn A Hooks Hozerc D Hozemc H Ro emcx L Hyskump I ,I J Y ? 41 SERGEANTS Q-. 5352. 5 xiii 'viii df'-Q .-f' is if 1 ' f . Luv 1 Held 7, I, Her? I A ' ,W W . ' 3 ' .Ei I I ,J Y 4 ., . I , '. A A I ' I oo II I 1 I I I? I IIK Pgoqistrn E. I - , ., 1' ' HE F M. ' K. A A, 'S ii f , ' Hui ' IQ I fn ' .. L '. .. ' ' I .fa 5 ..,,- Q .,.i 'L i' V .W In . V, . , I . Q I I fl Q, Q ' 1 4, Q -' I Q . g Y I - Q Qt 1 'I 5 X K I , ,Q r. r '. I ' A ' 'A r Q I' I .4 5 A f 1. I W- ff aw Aqq H Q. A ' I U , If' 5 V' . , .I.V I Q I I ' IIA 2 f, I . ' X ' 'aff ., , fm I V ' L 47, Li u i Q' -- 4, S :,2' 'tal . 1 - - f I '11 - E , . - , --2:3 SJ- - 5- ,I : t Axjf, t .-512 ' MeYer, K3 A .-l, A A A I ' Ai K Z I H W ' If ' I I ,.I1 'H 41:1-, V 1 .,,. 1 .:::iff: 115Q QL . . . 'X I gi NV 555525555 Z' H... A 2 1 I .,. I , A. N , . -5 I ii I ' ' YP , ' ' ' AIl,. 42, -V 5+ F 7. I ' , . - P J A V X I - wif. N 1 41 1 4' - . y 4 P W -I n H f film ' -' 'A I . ,- I I 3 I A K7 .au 5 .53 O ' ' V5 ., , ' . C ' A I y 7 4: ' ' Pro: D A 'f M' . ' o t if , I I A :lf I .Q M' . if 4 I . Q . Ly? :P u , I I -H. jf.. I SERGEANTS .kit df.-3 in-CM vi! 'Fx lui 'iff ,-A Sophomore Class of I vin X A Mamas :J f 1. 'rr AL. .ve ' M Q 9 ' it sw , 0420 1947 Schacphok A Schnetder H Scholten B Slulter B Smalhgcm C Smcxnt L Snoek Stewart M Stob W Stob W Slkkemcx H Stuyfzcnd T Swets M Ter Horst D Troost L Vcxnder Ark G Vander Lmd D Vcm Hoven D Vander Schuur Vander Vennen M Vander Vhet H Vcn Dyke I Von D ken Vund len L Von enenaam Von En I Vcln Hcxrn B Vcn Herp H Von Hee R Vcxn S edrl ht H Van Vhet Vcxn Wcttum M Van Zytveld M Veen Don Venlet B Vellenga P Veltmcn G Verburg I Verdum, L Vermcire, P. Versluys, . Visser, D, Visser, B. Vogel, I. Voortmcn, E. Walcott, R. Wuulkes, W. Weidenacr, E. Wesseldyke, R. Westendor , . Wiersmc, , Wustman I. Yonker C. Yonker I. Youngs, M, Scholten, S, Qfhcers PRIVATES FIRST CLASS Presldent Vlce Presrdent Secretary Treasurer Sponsor Don House Ierry Palma W1lma Bylsma Anne Sterk Mr B Frrdsma -df In Ianuary one hundred two freshles entered Chrrstran I-hgh as the Class ot Ianuary 1948 We have devoted our t1me IH gettmg acquamted Wllh our class mates and organlzlng the class under the capable leadershrp of our sponsor Mr B Frldsma We hope that our future years at Chrlstran may be passed en1oyably wxth loyalty to our school WB lf y 2 lf in 5' W ' ..... '91 Q' I X a 43 PRIVATES vw Q, 1' ia? 13 ,QQ ar ,fir fx-, 'if WW ..,, in W...- X f qv? igfm 4-.J, LA ma, filrllws WW ,Af 44 Freshman Class of Ianuary 1948 mga, as A 35:55 W T Andree C Arnold V Battles C Bcstxanse E Boelema E Brummel S Cnossen C Datema I De Graaf N Dxeterman S De Fouw I De Vrles G De Vrles M Dykstra H Dykstra I Dykstra I Dykstra Ezrnga N Faber C Francoys I Geelhoed D Groothums Harkema S Helder D Heeren E Hoekman M Hoekzema B Hoogerland K Hoogewlnd L Huneleld G Ioustra G Lotterman P Naite I Meyer H Norden I Nousen S O nee I OUISI L Rxtsema A Rrnzema B Boskamp B Schxpper I Slumter B S1kkema E Stevens D Smrth I Smrth D Start I Swlerenga Sytsema P Txmmer D Vander Grxend I Zylstra E Van Duxnen C Vander Ley K Vander Wall M Van Tongeren W Van Wesep R Veldkamp F Veldman E Wolters Fl Wxersma M Zweedyke E I v I Z -'., F .v'v.- , - Q if A '-., H ' , I I , Q . ' Q3 2 IzfIEI., :? 4' P , x, . ,-AVvv V-AA V A w , V, . 1' . ' 1 ' Z: 'I Z A ' - - -,Q-J' I I Vr-l, I A , I I ,,,l Q , j I i rg I ff vlllvl Z in 9, gb? I l ,M I eff . ..:1 -I AII ----- , Q' I ' 5 A If ' A I ' -l : , I I ' ' I l rrre ' I -- I I 3 f re VA' I N y A 5 5 I A I Ig gf ii I I 'i I , ' I I aff? I I 1,,w I , , I I r I say a i, fl -Q ,frggm .- , rm, .rN.N , V 11 I l- ww .,..,,v I , .f.,' y Mew .,,g- V' I Ib .. V fl .,.,. - .--v ' I V 'Al zunz V. l.AV - ' , . -- ' ff I, f Q Q -vv-, -Q V ,T vm , Q :I 5, wg S vu I A , I I , , ,.,. V,lr,r . la ' I 7 ' ' - r-r I, ' ' fH- lvcv e I 'Q ' A 2 Iv 575221 I -1 , I,,. M ' I -I l 'fy w If V ' 1'V f Z I , f , - ' I I ., al ' -' I I I ll' 1 'Izf' I, II I I A If 4 , , I ' I ' -A K A 1 55' I I a 2 H f f I I 7 7 The Emblem Staff Back Row P Zwter I Vander Molen Mlddle Row V Ensmg R Vander Homng M Wyngarden R Leestma Mr B Frldsma C P1ersma G Bordewyk Wm Post M De Vrles A Verdum Front Llgovildl Ml Persencure D Lautenbach P Hoekstra G Van Dommelen L Feenstra I De Vrxes erte Glenn Van Dommelen Edltor tn Chtet Phll Hoekstra Assistant Edxtor Marllyn Persenarre Lxterary Edttor LITERARY ASSOCIATES Ruth Vander Homng Arlene Verduln Vera Ensmg Paul Zwter Margaret Hoolsema Mart Wyngarden Margaret De Vrxes Laurence Feenstra News Edltor Don Lautenbach Humor Edltor Mary Hertel Department Edltors Gordon Bordewyk B111 Post Busmess Manager Gord Pzersma Iohn Vander Molen Advertlsmg Managers Rten Leestma Mr B Frxdsma Sponsor The Emblem IS the student publrcanon of Chr1st1an I-hgh and IS pubhshed monthly lt attempts to gtve the students a balanced portrayal of thelr aCt1v1 t1es W1th thts rn rnmd each tssue conta1ns an act1v1ty calendar sports revlew QOSS1p columns humor l1terary materlal edltortals and other matter Contrlbutlons from the student body are gratefully recetved The staff expresses 1ts appreclatton to Mr B Fndsma wxth whose gutdance and effort the Emblem was agam a success It l1kew1se wtshes to thank the student body for 1lS contrnued mterest GVD 46 Iohn De Vries, ..... 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A Cappella Chong F01 th Row H Boersma G Bordewyk I Stevens D Swets P Pet oelje H Boshoven I Ballast F Woudenbe q M Hooks I Swets l Van Dyk C Qutst H Van Dam F Hollemans I De Vos Thxd Row M Do no sh M De Vrles la De Maagd M Vanaer K.1yl B L Haan B Fabe I Stoepke I Bos 1a H G kema H Enstng C B,sro,, I Post I HJ zertga K Onvnan A Keegst a B Zandee Second Row C Scl' ttefna 3 Keegs ra M Van er Lev M Zwte K Stze srna M Ryskamp NI Zandee Ve dum M e d R Van ontng H Grevengoed Vande Mee Holt o Ma c sse W Van Fe den F F ens E D esens M s T l-aan F st Row P Vande Veen L Ezmga L Bossctter R Mulder M Dtete man L Kootker C Heetderks C Schultze M Kutzera C P N Bo dum D Goossen M Pe sercu e L House R F ancken F Kloostra V EDSIHQ Thts year as 1n precedmg years the A Cappella Cho1r has proved that tt IS worthy of tts good reputatton Under the capable leadershtp of Mrs T Haan 1t has taken part tn several programs and rs plannmg to partrctpate rn others The choxr sang tor the Teachers Conventron 1n October and als rendered two numbers at the annual Chrrstran Endeavor Chnstmas Carol Smg whxch was held m the C1v1c Aud1tor1um on Chnstmas Eve The cholr mtends to send twenty members and a few solotsts to the State Cholr Festwal wh1ch ts to be held at Ann Arbor thts sprmg lt also plans to partlclpate IH the Chr1st1an l-hgh School Festlval and m the D1str1ct Festlval wh1ch IS sponsored by the Schubert Club The members of the ch tr wtsh to express the r apprectatton to Mrs Haan and to all those who m any way have contrtbuted to the success of the c'ho1r thts season MDV -Q7 ur ,. . 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Q . , C , . .. . , 1 1 1 . l A 0 The Band Th1rd Row B Scholten I Stoepker R Haan N Borst D Swets I Houskamp B F Haan D De Iager D Knoper A Vander Sloot D Tcmis Second Row Mrs T Haan H Van Eenenaam I Ballast I Stevens H Helder A Rxtsema F Hollemans I Van Dyk P Petroehe F Woudenberg B Faber Front Row B Stearns I Monsma E Ondersma I Wustman W Kerstetter G Wleland H Posthuma K Wlersma S Van Solkema The band has completed another pleasant year of no1se maklng Contrary to the old proverb Chlldren should be seen and not heard the band ch1ldren d1d the1r best to make themselves heard at seven home basbetball games and at pep assembl1es Could 1t be the 1nsp1rat1on of the band that brought vlctory to the Eagles 1n every game played at Burton Gym'P'P'?979 Mrs T Haan professoress of mus1c at Chrlstlan lS our dlrector and the band has shown marked 1mprovernent under her leadershlp the past year Fa1thful one year members w1ll rece1ve an orange C Wllh a blue lyre on 1t the three year falthfuls a medal We are sorry to lose several members at the end of thxs semester due to graduatlon but hope to have recru1ts next year pI'OV1d1I'1Q us Wlth clarlnets French horns bar1tones saxophones and P1ccolo Petes BIS 48 I . . 1 . I - 1 - 1 - I - 1 - - 1 1 1 . , . , . . . . 1 . 1 - 1 V 1 . 1 . 1 , 1 u . 11 1 1 U . 11 - - A - - 1 1 1 . . . rr 11 . 1 ' - 1 1 - rr . 11 1 1 1 - a o The Muslc Club Fourth Row N Gutter I Hurzenga M Ryskamp M Rooks C Schultze B Dekker H Grevengoed Thlrd Row M Vander Ley I. Koorker B F Haan M De Vrres S Van Solkema G Wrelcmd M Zwler B Postema H Vander Meer Second Row D Goossen N Zandee I Stevens C Schultema Mrs T Haan Frrst Row D Ver Wys B Zandee E Boeve N Bordum H Van Herp C Ryskamp Pres1dent Ioe Stevens Treasurer Bob F Haan General Adyunct Iohn Abma Sponsor Mrs T Haan The MUSIC Club now 1n 1ts second year has proved to be a source of hap plness to the 1'1'1LlS1ClOV1I'lg students of our school We meet b1Weekly Wrth our capable leader Mrs T Haan and we drscuss vanous phases ot mus1c We have tweny four members 1n our organ1zat1on At our meetlngs we have an rnterestlng QUIZ and certarn members perform tor us The purpose of the club IS to further musrcal rnterest among our students to galn a greater knowledge and apprec1at1on of mus1c and to learn how to CI'1t1C1Ze mus1c mtelhgently 49' Secretary ......... Barbara Zandee B. Z. Camera Club Top Row P Verkmk P Van Dommelen I Stoepker R D1k L Vander Ploeg H De Back N Gutter A Wyma I Strxkwercla Second Row I Smxth K Dykstra L Fneswyk C Heetderks C Star A Klevlt L House T Gortsema I Helder I Woudenberg Mr I De Haan FITSI Row H Ten Broek L Sxegers C Smeelmk L Smeehnk R Keegstra I Wyngarden I Vander Ploeg R De Rulter I Houskamp I Boerema Pres1dent Iohn Vander Ploeg Secretary Rose Keegstra Treasurer 2nd Semester Nelson Gr1tter General Adlunct Ioanne Wyngarden Sponsor Mr I De Haan When the Camera Club resumed 1ts meet1ngs th1s tall 1t seemed as 1f the mterest 1n photography was on the wane rn Chrlstlan H1gh Interest 1n the club mcreased however wlth each meetmg so that the Camera Club now IS one of the largest clubs 1n our school The ma1or1ty of the members are amateur shutter bugs but all are lnterested 1n learmng more about photography The shortage of l1lm and of paper has 11m1ted the act1v1t1es ot the club and the dark room has been a dark room for most of the members How ever studyrng How to Make Good PICIUTGS has mcreased the lnterest of the members and has 1nd1cated how good p1ctures can be made even under adverse clrcumstances The club feels that much of th1s IS due to the leader shlp of Mr I De Haan 51 Treasurer, lst Semester . . , Holland De Ruiter , , R. K. U l Boys Pmg Pong Club Thrrd Row W Post W Brumrnels H Iansma E Rodenhouse I Swets L Feenstra D Nagel H Smt I Vander Molen D Lautenbach Second Row N Gutter D Meyer I Vander Ploeg R Leestma M Wyngarden G Van Dommelen D De Iager F Velzen I De Vrres Accordlng to trad1t1on the Pmg Pong Club agcun resumed 1ts GCt1V1t1eS th1s year Tournaments were held m whrch every one part1c1pated Due to the shortage of prng pong balls act1v1t1es were at a standshll the second semester All W111 agree however that every one had a good tune when the materlals were ava1lab1e We w1sh to thank Mr Dornbush for h1S able leadershxp and for the tune he devoted to the club th1s year 0520 Firsi Royv: C, Sinlre, HerteI, Verkaik,'I. Abma, B. Faber, P. Zwier, H. Bloem, Mr. R. I. Dornbush. Parnassus M De V1 A an V Ensng M Hoolema M Persenx MssH M Znd a M K lzema G Wxeland M He tel Presldent Vera Enslng Secretary Mary Hertel Treasurer Manlyn Persena1re Sponsor M1ss H M Zandstra Graduatlon rn lune 1944 left the membersh1p of Parnassus 1n a sadly depleted condltlon To be speclflc etght of our eleven laureates left vm the dlploma route whrch partly explalned our eagerness to d1scover the remam mg l1terary genlus at Chr1st1an Hlgh After postlng requests IH September for entr1es from those mterested we settled back and awarted results Shortly thereafter our customary Welcome Tea was held for the new members Arlene Bouwman Margaret DeVr1es Margaret Hoolsema Marc1a Ku1zema and Gwen W1eland From that polnt on our act1v1t1es ran somewhat as fol lows our b1 weekly Tuesday afernoon meetmgs at the members homes were supplemented by three skatlng part1es Also besldes the Welcome Tea there were Chrlstmas and Valentme part1es Most of these meet1ngs are dedlcated to the read1ng and cr1t1c1z1ng of our composmons the top1cs of whtch are declded upon at the prevlous meetmg Srnce Parnassus 1S a lrterary club It 1S our pract1ce to buy books for the lrbrary w1th the funds we have acqulred dur1ng the year At present we are looklng forward to a gala house party at Grand Haven to be held shortly after the cessatlon of host1l1t1es Iune 19th 53 . r'es, , Bouwm , . i , . s , , a're, i . . a str , , u . . ' , . r . 1 - I I - , . , . A 1 , 1 . 1 - . . , - I I 1 - 1 I 1 - I C Charmahn Club 1 Back Row M A Fenema B Hoolsema A Brouwer Mlss H M Zandstra G Crabb V Arnold Front Row R Vander Vllet I. Landman N C Bordum D Cok Pres1dent Nelhe Cathryn Borduln Secretary Mary Ann Fenerna Treasurer Agnes Brouwer Sponsor Ivhss H M Zandstra Th1S IS Charmahn Club reportmg agaln We out of town gtrls and our frtends really have a good tune together Yes and we d1Cl somethmg for the war effort too We made Easter tray favors for hosprtallzed solchers at Percy Iones We the club members want to thank M1ss Zandstra for her frne and capable leadershlp NCB 54 KKK Top Rlrgw Mr? I6 Iflalsbeek R Rosema M Hoolsema B Wlerenga I HUIZIHQG I Woucienberg M S9COX'lduRQEIC I SC: tg L Frxeswyk D Vander Stel K Dykstra C Heetderks L House M Doon A Vos L Quxst F1 st Row A Spoelhof N Lanmng L Ezmga A Helmus G Helder S Wlersma I Helder Presldent Barbara Voshel V1ce Pres1dent Ieanne Woudenberg Secretary Margaret Hoolserna General Ad1unct Marc1a Kumper Sponsor MISS H Kalsbeek K K K or K1t Kat Klub has a memberslup of twenty four Iurnor Glrls ll'11S year We started late but now under the able leaderslup of M1ss Kalsbeek we are really gO1I'lg places Our club has a trlple purpose around whlch our act1v1t1es center Servlce Knowledge Fr1er1dsh1p We try to lend a helplng hand wherever we can At our flrst meet1ng we made Easter Favors for the soldlers at Percy Iones Hospltal We try to learn somethmg new by hstenmg to speakers by dlscusslons and through our quest1on box At a Jomt meet1ng ot all the Glrls Clubs M1ss Kalsbeek s slster who IS a rr11ss1onary to Chma told us about some of her expenences We try to promote a fnendly spmt among the Iumor G1rls by prov1d1ng opportumtles for pleasant soc1al relat1onsh1ps Our program th1s year xncludes a Spnng Outmg and a Mother s Day Tea 55 'r I : .I I ,I . ' , , ' , , , . , . ' , . . Treasurer ........... Lois House , , . , M. H. I C CIC Thxrd Row H Posthuma C Zyl tra I De Boer R Weland C Glass T Wersma Seco dRow I Yo kes E Tmme I Holw da T Gotsema M Ike M Holman B Wychers M Ezmga F1Sf lg9wR Mb lfleterman W Van Eerden R Marcusse K Stlemsmcx B Wolte s Miss G Sllnge land oo o Presldent Betty Wolters Secretary Ruth Marcusse General Adyunct Sylvla Afman Sponsor MISS G Sllngerland We are now senlors preparlng to leave Chr1st1an l'l1gh and the Out and ln Club Durlng the year We have had many enjoyable tunes such as a potluck at the house a bowlmg party Chnstmas party at the home of our pres1 dent Betty Wolters a meetmg at the home of our sponsor MISS Sllngerland and a comb1ned meetmg wrth the M C C our tellow semor club We sponsored a roller skatmg party at the Col1seum We have also spon sored a spec1al assembly for all senlor glrls at whlch M1ss Graff Who IS D1rector School of Nursmg at Blodgett I-losprtal spoke We hope that the future O l C Club w11l be as actlve and have as many good tunes as We have had under the capable guidance of M1ss Slmgerland 56 ' 1 . , . s , A , . i , , , . i . n 2 . n r , . i r, . er , . r , . , . , . , . ' . 'r : . ' , . , . , , ' , . r , ' . ' r , Treasurer ..... . . . Kathryn Stiemsma , f 1 , Cf ' , , - I A R, M. MCC Top Row E Vander Ark B Du Bats M Ryskamp I Hulzmgh B Faber P Datema T Dykehouse C Bouma C Van Wylen Thlrd Row D Bos N Drooge D Iolman I Grxtter T Hoekstra M Vander Ley E Vander Ploeg I Tumstra C Sch1 per Second Row B Vander enst V Nousen I Lxndhout B Vanderson Y Kulper G Bosscher Flrst Row C Punt W Gaastra H Machxela B Van Ham B Ballast F Spoelhol D Goossen Mxss F Seven I Battges A Smke FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER Betty Ballast Secretary Helen Mach1e1a Frances Spoelhof Vrce Preslclent Gretta Bosscher Bonme Van Harn Treasurer Bonn1e Van Harn Mlss Francme Seven Sponsor MISS Franclne Seven Th1s year our club 1S composed of sen1or g1rls only The club meets tw1ce a month and under the capable leadershlp of M1ss F Seven flounshes wlth a mernbershlp of forty The club IS dlvldecl 1nto groups Each group rn turn assumes the respons1 blllly of a program At some meetmgs speakers address the club H1kes part1es and dlnners are enloyed IU season Each g1rl has a share IH the program so as to accomphsh the soclal a1m of the Club to advance culture and to strengthen the tres of frlendshlp 57 Dorothy Goossen .... 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Dorothy Goossen BAC Thxrd Row C Van Dumen C Vanden Berg L Iacobs A De Hoek H Grevengoed M Dornbush M Verdum E Wlersma M De Vrxes Second Row D Hendrlcks R Vander Honmg H Vander Meer B Kok B De Maagd I Kool K Tuuk Fxrst Row G Wleland A Walcott M Kutzema Mzss S Ten Broek C Schuttema P Vander Veen C Schultze R Keegstra Pres1dent Rose Keegstra V1ce Pres1dent Maman Dornbush Secretary Mary Allce Verdu1n Treasurer Margaret De VFISS General Ad1unct Ruth Vander Honmg Sponsor MISS Sy1v1a Ten Broek Th1s season the tradlttonal BA C club has been Composed of twenty l1Ve enthuslastrc lumor glrls and a capable new leader MISS S Ten Broek The fact that our club got off to a late start dtd not keep us from havmg many wonderful tlmes together Our program 1ncluded a varlety of act1v1t1es such as Red Cross work dramatlcs etlquette bowllng etc The blggest event was a grand party at Mtss Ten Broek s home We are lookmg forward to our Sentor year when we hope to expertence many more dellghtful tlmes together M A V 58 u u q , . . 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 Q o Reserve Basketball Top Row P Hoekstra B Vsse B Boee a K McNel H Hnken G P rsma D B skool D DeV e The reserves have enjoyed a very successful season wrnmng ll games and 1os1ng only 3 The Eaglets th1s year as rn the past three consecutrve years perch on the top rung of the c1ty league race They scored 401 polnts to the opponents 279 wh1ch IS an average ot 29 pomts per game Although the team was hlndered by the loss of three regulars m February Splflt and dr1ve carrled the new team on successfully Many thanks are extended to Mr S Stuk for h1s capable and etflcrent Job of coachmg Credlt too goes to our faculty manager Mr Dornbush and to the student manager lack Stoepker for therr tarthful and tlmely efforts for the team 60 o AX r t '. ,,1r,, rm,, l,.i ,.ie ,.ui ,. ris. Bottom Row l, Stoepker, Manager, G, Vanden Berg, A. Schaaphok, I, Van link, P, Van Putten, Mr. S, Stuk, Coach. 1 - 1 , . - I 1 1 - I 1 l . - Varslty Basketball Buck Row I Dekker F Velzen D Lautenbach P Z te W B mmel I Swets I Schl pe s Front Row Mr R Dornbush G Wo st E Keegstr I Vander Molen I B nk Worst M C Beukema Coach Thrs year the Varsrty team f1n1shed m second place ln the Ctty League but 1t was dlsappomtedly ousted from D1str1ct play rn the flrst game All 1n all thelr record shows 10 Wms and 5 losses Although conslderably weakened due to m1d year graduat1on the team contmued Even when the record was shppmg the boys were havrng a very blg t1mel As the team reflects upon the act1v1t1es of the past season we feel 1t approprlate to express to Coach Beukema a Word of thanks for all he d1d for us We greatly appreclate the Well performed dut1es of Mr Dornbush and the a1d glven by the ever W1ll1ng student managers Iohn Dekker and Iohn Sch1ppers A ward of thanks goes to the second team also Who provlded us Wllh valuable compet1t1on For the a1d g1ven by the cheer leaders score keepers and the loyal support of our fans we say a hearty Thank you' IVM 61 : . 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R I - 1 '- .. . . 11 1 - I - 1 . - , - tt 11 1 1 - I O VdFS1lY Baseball Top Row A Ritsema D Lautenbach K Middle Row Mr I Boelema D Zwak Mr Dornbush Bottom Row A Vd Sloot R Haan G Wonderful spring weather boys turned out to welcome Mr I Boelema Work begani 40, Bishop D Koeze B Holwerda D Buiskool I Brink I Wallmga A Schaaphok A Ver Hoef T Kaas D De Vries I Wustman Koster B Visser G Frylmg V Baarman H Ophof diamonds in good shape and about 70 eager the i945 baseball season and our new Coach mmediately by eliminating some of the prospects The number was whittled down to about 25 boys and this made our team Only a tew regulars from last year return so we have an mexperienced team With the practice they receive this year we will have many regulars for next y ear s team One of the best things about the team according to the Coach IS that they like to play ball and that they have good spirit The team likes to work with our new Coach and hope that they can male this season a very successtul and emoyable one tor him and tor Christian High April April Ap il April May May May May May THE SCHEDULE PRACTISE GAMES O Christian vs Catholic 3 1 Christian vs South ll ll Ottawa vs Chr 'ran U LEAGUE GAMES 2 Chri tian v Ot afv , Central vi Ch istian . , Chrirtian vs Creston l . ., Catholic vs. Christian 1 , . .. . Union vs, Christian l . . . Christian vs, South 62 Summary of Basketball Games for 1944 1945 OTTAWA Throngs of enthus1ast1c bas ketball fans watched the Eagles play the1r opentng game of the ea on Scorrng was slow as the game began but durrng the second quarter the Eagles stre ched the1r 106 lead to an 1810 advantage through efforts that were evenly drvrded Coacl Buekema substttuted freely tn the last pertod as the lndlans rallled for a last attacc but the Eagles managed to stay well ahead the ftnal score betng 40 28 CATHOLIC Wtth comparatlve ea e the Chr1st1an Eagles chalked up another v1c tory The Eagle looked rmpre stve IH what a :pea ed to be an unequal struggle Chrrs tran got off o a fast start and kept a CO '1 fo able margm 1ntact throughout the rest o th g :me ln the last quarter the Cou gars fought bac flercely Wllh an almo t ent1rely new llneup but tt was Chr1st1an s ball game by a score of 4018 George Wo t collected 13 pomts for h1gh scorrng honors CRESTOJ The old maxtm that hlstory does repeat tt elf wa agaln proven when tlan s tttle hopes Creston Jumped off to an early lead and never rel1nqu1shed tt though they were foc d to frght hard aga1n t the strenuous etfo ts of Eagles The northenders ftnrshed the opentng quarter wlth a ll 7 edge but the Eagles came bacc strong tn the second per1od brmgmg the core to 17 15 at half trrne After the tnter rrnsston a swrft successton of scormg for both S1d6S ensued but at the end of the thxrd quarter the Polar Bears had a 27 21 advantage The Chr1st1an boys fought bacc bravely tn the last per1od but to no avarl and Creston pulled away w1th a 34 30 victory CENTRAL The Eagles chalked up the1r thxrd vtctory of the season before an over packed hou e at the Central gym The Chr1 fran outft Went 1nto the fourth per1od loadtng 34 19 but the Central boys rallred once more for a last dttch struggle As the whtstle blew the Eranklln St bunch had thmgs very much rn hand the flnal co e be1ng 40 33 G Wo st and Vander Molen together netted 29 potnts HOLLAND CHRISTIAN Playrng b fore a Capacrty crowd of 1250 at the Armory IH Holland the Eagles walked off wlth an other VIC ory tn a now 22 year old rxvalry between the twvo Chrlsttan Hlgh schoo's Although the game was somewhat one s1ded the clever playlng of the Eagles kept lt xnterestmg The openrng frame wa slow but ln the second Canto the Eagle cltsplayed some fa t basketball wnh George and loel 'Worst settlng th pact. The forth per1od saw the Eagles u e many subst1tutes but they contlnued to ran up the counters The game ended wlth the Wooden Shoe Erve tratlrng 46 27 George Worst cored 17 po1nts SOUTH Passtng was the word as the Chr1 txan Eagles set a terrtfxc pac for th f1rt half and outscored the South End Trolans 17 7 The second half slowed crown somewhat but never were the South Htgh Cager able to Comte Clo er that 6 polnts to the Eagles lead The game ended wtth Chr1 t1an on the long end of the score 34 27 Vander Molen brtbed the scorers and recerved 16 potnts for hrs efforts c owd at the spac ous Bur on hardwoods the ChTlSl1GH Eagles proved the1r power by doWn1ng the Un1on Red Hawks ln the cruclal mld season game The West slders lumped to a 6 0 lead before the Beukema boys got tarted but then that was drffer ent Sweeptng rnto a lead wh1ch was never released the fans rece1ved a good look at what hot stuff really was because rt was 1n thts game that George Worst scored the amaztng total of 29 potnts The ftnal score of the game was 50 37 OTTAWA Wrth the Worst Twtns playlng the1r frnal prep game the Eagles managed to squeeze from the lower end of a 31 28 core wh1ch stood wrth only three mmutes rematmng and snatched a vxctory f om the mouths of the hungry Ottawa lndlans When hope was fadtng very fast tn the thrrd Canto due to the eyectron of Ioe Worst v1a the foul route brother George played lW1Ce as hard and scored 22 pomts As the gun brought the close to thrs hecttc game the score stood Chrtsttan 36 Ottawa 33 CATHOLIC Playlng the urst game fol lowtng mrd year graduatton the Eagles . . 1 . A I v . ' . s s , ' ' . ' ' ' l . I , . I , A . . ' ' ' . ' s ' A , I ' 3 ' ' . ' . s . . ' - 5 I ' 3 5 - ' . ' s , . ' ' ' , I , s . ' s ' ' ' 1 f 1 - . ' . 1 I In I .S . I . . 3 3 v-I ' ' ' .. .. . ., l 3 c . A ' . A . Y, ' ' - 1 ' ' . ' ' A A ' s n s 1 I A - I . , I I rs 4 ' - ' ' 'S ' :I - , , . S S . the Creston Polar Bears rudely jolted Chris- UNIQN - Playing before G jgmpacked 7 ' ' 1 E r Q t 1 , I S A . . . ' s ', r , ' ' - I - ' ' Y . , A S I l I I , A-'- ., H ' . - - 1 s . . I , ' I .3 , .I . . A A I . . - . A S Y H A I I - F , , . 1 A g . 9 - , I - a o found the gOll'1g all but easy as they were plunged earth ward by a ftghtlng Cougar team from Cathohc Central Play began extremely slow but pepped up constder ably as the ftrst quarter ended 107 tn favor of Catholtc The lead Was never relmqutshed and the Cougars breezed on to a 35 30 trtumph Btg Ed Keegstra was htgh wtth ll tall1es CRESTO J When the Cre ton Polar Bears came to the Burtot hardwoods tl1ey were met by a determined revengeful group ol Dutchmen The game b gan w1th Cre tot jurnplng to a lead whtch they contmued to hold unttl the fourth quarter Behtnd at half ttme 24 12 the Eagles began thetr lo tg hard upward drtve whtch fmally net ed the 1 a well de erved 31 25 v1c ory The score was fatrly well d1v1ded for Chrt t1an Wl h each Eagle contttbutmg hrs all CENTRAL Playtng on the Burton floor the Eagles were very low ln getttng started and allowed the Hrlltoppers from Central to take an early lead The lead was not held too long however for follow 1ng the half ttme 1nterm1ss1on when the score was 14 14 the Eagles snapped out of tt and emerged w1th a 40 Z3 defeat of Central Br1nk took scormg honors w1th 13 followed by Lautenbach wtth 10 SOUTH The Trogans of South came next It was a fast contest from the very begm nmg when South lumped tn to a 7 6 lead ln the second conto the Eagles d1d even worse and fell to the short end of a 15 9 score that stood at half ttme Returntng from the 1nterm1ss1on Chrrsttan qutckly t1ed the score at 1717 but fatled to hold up the defense and allowed South to take a strong lead once agaln Ftghttng a fran t1c last hope stand the Eagles managed to tally 7 po1nts wh1le holdlng the mxghty Trotans to 0 but thls wasnt enough be cause the score stood at 26 24 as the gun sounded Brummels was outstandmg for Chrrstlan scortng 9 po1nts HOLLAND CHRISTIAN Playing host to the lvfaroons from Holland Chrtsttan the Eagles proved to be poor hosts as they handed the Hollartders a 3119 defeat Play started extremely slow w1th the ftrst quarter score bemg Holland 5 Eagles 3 Play speeded up con lderably the s c ond quarter and found the Eagles leadtng 1310 Fon then on tt Wa Chr1s1an tagle ball game Th1 game was marked wth an abundance of easy shots that were mtssed Btg Ed led scorxng wlth 8 po1nts wh1le the rest was somewhat evenly dtvtded UNION Etnlshtng th Ctty League play for th1 year the Eagles rebounded from .1528 defeat The Hawks went tnto an early lead but were overtaken 1n the sec ond quarter At half ttme the core read Eagle 15 Hawks ll ln the second half the Hawks began to ftnd the range from every corner and also the foul lme Coup ltng thrs fact wlth the electrons of Brum mels and Keegstra v1a the foul route the Untonttes swept to vtctory and a Ctty Champtonshtp leav1ng the Eagles tn the not too low second place EAST GRAND RAPIDS The Eagles drew as the1r f1rst opponent the P1oneers of East Grand Raptds A the game began xt was evtdent that the Eagles were tn for a hectxc eventng because the P1oneers dts played a fast accurate offenstve whtch put them 1nto an early lead and one they never gave up Although the Eagles were behtnd the enttre game the scores were separated by only a few po1nts at all tlrnes ln an effort to ftnd the desrred scor 1ng punch Coach Beukema subst1tuted freely but to no avatl The f1nal score was East 32 Chrt t1an 28 And so the boys d1sappo1ntedly hung up the1r sutts . s' , A I e S T . . 1 , '- . r 1 3 t t . . s - . 's . I r V -1 . . . c .s 1 I I I . I I I . Q x ' ' ' I -M , . . A , 1 .t ,, ' t A V t tt - s - t . .H . . V , O I ' I I ' I I I A' the Union Red Hawks wf.h a stunning t ' ' . . f, . 1 I ' ' ' ' ' ' . - I I - . . I . . . I . I S . . ' I I ' I , . I , . . I . - , 1 I . I . , I 3 I .S . - I The Chrlshan T-hgh Ladles Clrcle P esrdent V ce Presrde rl Secrelarv V ce Secretary Treasurer Vrce Treasurer Sponsor Mr Wrllrarnlluller Mrs Vxfrllrarn Sluarl Mrs Leonard De Vrres Mrs lelle Hekman Mrs Wrllram Streelman Mrs lohn Berg Mlss Helen M Zandstra The purpos o Our C1rcle 1 devlse wax-s and I reans ol rarsrng money lor our Cnrrtsran 1-Iraq Sc'1ool and at the same tune enloy the Cnrrstran lellowshrp whxcn rs a part I odr rneetrngs For those ho would lrke to Jorn ds and help rn thrs Worthy c e e ld lrke to state that we meet eJery l ml and thlrd Tuesday ol the rrontn dunno the school year We desl e to express our srncere thanks to all who have rnade our Clrcle a success 1n the y dsl and go forward ln the assurance that we are laborrng for cr worthy cduse Mulde provrdes us Mtn very rnterestrna speakers alter f hrch lunch rs served by our eneraetrc rerreshment cornrnrttee Mrs K Tol and Mrs A Koert Work c Innrrllees a e appolnted lor ir tvvo month perrod The co'nn1ltees have beer' ve y th ul '1 1 err dutles A a Crrcle we have als lrred to do rl n we ec PU n lgr Burldrn jr Fund lor C rrs rfrn Huh and have pledaed Slfl 'WU 1n Ponds Mrs l DE VRlES Secretary P . . . . I . 7 . Q. ....,.. TIS- ' . 1 ., r . ..., . . ' ' T ,, TS f ' rs o '. r 7 ., ' ' N p. L 1 ' ' ' or ' ' , ., W ' ' ' ' ' A ' aus , 'fr wou ' . ' r ' 'ir' ' , . . 1 1 ' 1 .. ' . Our program comrnitlee consisting ol Miss Helen Zandslra and Mrs. H. I. r ' . rf! ' ' , . wr' I . I . . , . , . . C r Q r . ' f . . se . 1 . r ' fdl '. li li ' ' 'S Y A A T TO A our lo l tl. r ent Cflli A r ' ' C 5 F3 Er 'C T r . ,Lu .OC ' Q F, ii' - K QUARTERMASTER MR M HOUSKAMP He bcrlcmces the budget for Chf1St1GH I-hgh Supply Sergecmts The etflclency of our clerks IS evldent 1n the wcry thmgs are kept runnmg so smoothly at the ofhce MISS BETTY LACHNIET Techmcal Sergecmts We CXDDFGCICITG the neat cormdmon f our bu11d1ngs f1'1G1I'1fCI1I'19C1 by the Jcfmtors MR HENRY DE GOOD 57 MISS ADRIANA VAN DYK 'le MR FRANK HOFFMAN f, ! . .. O Calendar 1944 1945 FIRST SEMESTER SEPTEMBER Enrollment Wow 1t IS go1ng to be crowded thls yearl Dr L Greenway leads the f1rst chapel Droves of scared freshmen lme the walls Prof H Dekker Pres1dent of the Board speaks on The Blessfngs of a Chrxstlan Educatxon Dr Greenway asks us Frefght Cars or Eng1nes7 Moral Rearmament group came talked and sang therr theme song You Can Defend Amerlca Dr Greenways Wednesday sermonette on Lemmmgs urged a pur poseful hfe Corn et duet by Don Kulpers and lack De Vos Rev V L1catess1 talks on The Comfort of the Transcendance and Im m1nence of God Dr Greenway descrlbes to us Yom Klppur the orthodox Iews Day of Atonement Movles The Naz1s Strxke Iohn Wustman renders the Last Movement of Beethovens Moonhght Sonata OCTOBER Pat Zondervan tells us about the work of the G1deons Dr Greenway gxves h1s sermonette on Llttleness the power and 1n fluence of xdeas hab1t and kmdness We are g1ven the chance to do a httle self exam1nat1on and f1nd that we are gu1lty as charged The Melody Three Ioe Van Beek Henry De Good and Burney Veenstra melod1zes for us Chaplam Vander Kteft tells us someth1ng about h1s work and expenence as chaplam Capta1n Slocum gxves the annual frre prevenuon talk Rev R Heynen from the Cutlervxlle Psychopath1c Hosp1tal talks to us on the correct att1tude toward the mentally 111 The program by our A Cappella Choxr mcludes beaut1ful process1onal and recesstonal numbers 19 20 Y1ppee Vacat1on because of the MCT Conventlon Dr Greenway speaks on Wastebasket Vxrtues v1rtues whxch pa ma grandpa and grandma had 5 Spec1a1 Assembly Mov1es of the war 1n Europe We celebrate Reformat1on Day Rev R Frens talks on the Courage of Martin Luther NOVEMBER Dr Greenway tells us of the Eyes of a Fool Mxss Thea Bouma favors us w1th a song Mr I T1mmerman makes some remarks on the occaslon of the death of one of the Chf1Sl1GD I-hgh graduates 1n the servrce After much argumg by members of the government classes the student body gave the elect1on to Mr Dewey 525 196 Unfortunately many felt the nat1on as a whole d1d not follow our example Rev Haan addresses us 1n the Arm1st1ce Day chapel A dehghtful program of mrscellaneous numbers was presented by the Calvm Thesplans Rev W De long warns us agalnst Lukewarmness 1n Rel1g1on Special Thanksg1v1ng Day Assembly Dr Greenway led Ioe LaMa1re read the Presrdent s Proclamanon Don Nagel the Governor s Other stu dents gave read1ngs and sang Two days of Thanksg1v1ng Vacat1on 23 24 The play Prlde and Pre1ud1ce was presented w1th pr1de by the semor class and was accepted wrthout pre1ud1ce on the part of the audxence 30 Iumor Party 68 5 M I I . . . . I 6 - . . ' . ' 13- . n , ' ' 16 - t H , , ' zo - . H ' ' ' - 21- - , 1 ' . 26- n . . ' ' - 27 - . u ' ' 27- - ' : Q ' ' 28 - ' ' 3- ' . 4 -.1 . 1 I 1 l 1' ll I 1 VI: I - 5 - . - r I 1 1 I QT-1 1 . ' 1 1 . 1 ll - Dr, Greenway solves the gas rationing problem in his talk Out of Gas . 13- . . . . ' 17 - . . , I ' - ' ' , 18i . 1 1 . 1 1 25-1' W-1 i xl . ,fl l t . I I 2 - ' 1 ' U ' . 31- 1 ' . . . 1- . 2- ' ' . 3 Tv-. ' I . 1 1 1 1 1 . 5 - ' I ' , 7.T . 1 1 1 I ' 9- '. U . 14- . . I ' ' ' ' 22- . I . . ' V I . 23T , 1 1 . 1 . DECEMBER Iohn Dekker new student manager leads the pep assembly openmg the basketball season The school s flnanctal secretary Mr M Housekamp favors us w1th h1s presence and a speech on our Contrrbutors Mr George Campbell a young man who was blmd unt11 he was 18 and mrssed all the wonderful sxghts whtch we see every day came and talked to us on the value of the eye and some of h1s experxences whtle blxnd and when he f1rst saw Newly 1n1t1ated members of the MCC appear rn school Several teachers protest and the result IS almost dtsastrous Mr W1ll1am Chapman founder and prestdent of the Amer1can Home B1ble League addresses us and showed p1ctures of h1s work Our debate team went to Umon Hrgh for the Prelrmmary Debate Tourna ment and came through Spectal Chr1stmas Assembly Mrs T Haan sar1g Mr I I-Ioekenga read and the cho1r sang several beaut1ful numbers At last Chr1stmas Vacatron a week and a half to recuperate from the strenuous Chr1stmas Season IANUARY Back to school agatn Mr R Foxwell mag1c man comes to Chnstxan Slugs appear from everywhere many necktles were ruthlessly chopped up many tncks of mag1c were cleverly performed Paul Zylstra a Chr1st1an I-hgh Alumnus 1n untform played for us on the v1ol1n Wlth h1s mother at the p1ano he hunted for the Lost Chord Dr Greenway says goodbye for us to the boys enterlng the servxce Exams agaml So soon? Exams are over for better or for worse Well there IS nothlng we can do about 1t now Nothrng to do but to walt for those report cards Mtd year commencement exerclses Bye klds 1t was n1ce know1ng you The Eagles make thetr annual fl1ght to Holland and pull down another vlctory SECOND SEMESTER FEBRUARY Mr Iohn l-lekman cha1rman of the Expansxon Fund Comm1ttee reports on the outcome of the drxve Dr Greenways chapel talk IS entttled Trckets Please Rosemary Franken renders a vocal solo accomparned by Marrlyn Trapp The ent1re old bu1ld1ng comes to chapel 20 mlnutes early Who s Who 1S Dr Greenway s sub1ect Marllyn Nyhu1s solos at the p1ano Rev H Baker home m1ss1onary for the Chr1st1an Reformed church speaks to us on m1ss1ons and on the work among the armed forces What s the News? asks Dr Greenway Barbara Dekker slngs for us w1th I-larnet Van Herp as accompanxst We assemble prror to the UDIOD Chr1st1an game but alas Un1on doesnt ose The cho1r slngs over the mlke from the East Leonard Chrlstran Reformed church Mr Iohn Steensma from Calvm College wmner of the Broadman Oratorl cal Contest dehvers h1s sttrrxng orat1on Doe It Matter? Dr I C De Korne addresses us and tells some of h1s expenences as a m1ss1onary S80 a week IS the txtle of Dr Greenway s talk MARCH Margaret De Vnes gxves a PIGIIO solo Some generous soul plants a S20 btll ln the bond collectxon Mtss Leona de Ward from Calvm College wlnner of the Heyboer Oratorl cal Contest dellvers her wmnmg orat1on The Negro and You 69 I ' ' I ' I I . . , . . , - . . I I Christian High bulges with 778 students, 106 of them new students. 0 I I . . - . . I , . , l . . a 1 - O O Rev Wm Vander Haak speaks to us on Chr1st s quest1on Lovest Thou Me? and Peter s answer to H1m Dr Greenway s f1rst lenten talk IS entltled Gethsemane Mrs I Vander Ploeg and Mr I Hoekenga smg an appropr1ate duet Bus patrons look at the b1rd1e for the bus company Movmg prcture Assembly Frlms deal w1th the k1nd of world we want to l1ve ln and the l1fe of an army chaplaln Thoughts and words vary as we scan our f1rst report cards of the new semester Attorney Iohn Vanderwal speaks on God s Way 1n Your Llfe and tells us someth1ng of hls expenences w1th the legal profess1on Dr Greenway speaks on The Place Called Calvary M1ss Thea Bouma smgs a solo accompamed by Mrs W Stearns Bonme Stearns plays the flute for us w1th her mother at the p1ano L1eut Gerald Anema talks to us about h1s hfe m the Navy and tells someth1ng about radar The Glrls Tr1o renders spectal muslc 1n keep1ng w1th Dr Greenways message on The Cup He Refused Carol Schu1tema solos accompan1ed by Barbara Zandee An Assembly w1nds up the basketball season w1th letters for the teams and speclal entertamment by Mr Stuk Chaplam Cl1fford Vander Ark tells of h1s experlences 1n the front l1nes The A Cappella cho1r provldes spec1al mustc Dr Greenway concludes h1s lenten chapel talks w1th the theme Who CTUC1f19d Iesus'9 Mrs Haan s1ngs a well known hymn 30 Apr1l 2 Ah Sprmg Vacat1on thou rt come at lastl APRIL The plumbtng obllges us by gomg hayw1re and g1v1ng us the afternoon o Mrs De Loof renders a vocal solo w1th M1ss Ten Broek as accompamst Lt Corneha Cook tells of her l1fe as an army nurse overseas Dr Greenway speaks Dont Fence Me ln Harnet Vander Meer and Van Herp play a p1ano duet Speech contests between Central Creston and Chr1st1an are held at Cen tral Norma Lang1us rece1ves f1rst honors 1n dramat1c read1ng The cho1r performs at St Marks Dr Greenway s sublect 15 Wrlnkles on the Braln The Calv1n College Muslc Gu1ld renders a program One Skate IS the t1tle of Dr Greenway s chapel talk The cho1r part1c1pates 1n the Cho1r Eestlval Wllh Calvm College Chlcago Holland and Kalamazoo Chr1st1an H1ghs MAY 2 Whats the B1g Idea? 1nqu1res Dr Greenway The cho1r s1ngs m the Chr1st1an School Eestwal at the C1v1c 8 V E Day Some take off others stand by l8 Chr1st1an H1gh part1c1pates 1n the 7th War Loan Drlve Dr Greenway speaks on the top1c Your Mother Students donate Sl OOO Bond for Gym Chxcago Holland and GR Chr1st1an I-hgh schools hold lllell' tr1 school speech contests at G R Chr1st1an Radlo S1ngsp1rat1on from our own aud1tor1um w1th spemal numbers by the mus1c department Dr Greenway ends hls spec1al chapel talks w1th Where Do You LIVE? The cho1r smgs IH the Schubert Club Festwal at the CIVIC Speclal chapel servlce IS held for those who w1ll soon enter m1l1tary serv1ce UNE l lun1or Party s held at Park church 12 School s outl See y all aga1n 1n September mebbe l-4 The class of 1945 says s long to Chnstran H1gh and recelve the1r d1p s from Mr Post HARVEY SMIT NELSON GRITTER 6- ' A I , , . ..7- . I ,I 9--1-L --' I . '. .' I 9- ' ' ' ' V... I . , . ,lx V I . . Ill 15- ' ' - A ' ' ' . 20-. I . . . I ZF . 1 - I . . , . . I I 22- ' , ' . 23- I ' U , ' 1 , 26h ' ' ' ' ' ' ' . 27- . , . .t 28- t H . I . 29, , ' - ,' ' ' ' , ' ' f 4- . . . . .. 11. 5- . 1 , ' ' ' . 10- 1 ' ' . 11- . 1 ' 12- ' ' . 12- V H, , ' ' - 15- ' ' . . ' 18- I , . . 18- ' ' ' , 25-'1 ' . ' . 26- . .. . I . U. I . . l . I 7f- . . . .w . ' . U 9- , 10- , . 11- ' , , .Z ' ' ' ' '- 13- , .. .u . . pp ' . . I . I. 16- . ' ' ' ' ' 18- . . . . 23- H. . . . .. I - . u70a fit WW Elia 52? ffn flu f! X Pl- -a :r CD E' 5 U3 Q. 5 9- 5 Q. Q Q UT 5 CD QA O Q Q? U! 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