Grand Rapids Christian High School - Memoir Yearbook (Grand Rapids, MI)
- Class of 1952
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Hoekenga, our assistant principal, known and respected by the students for his geniality and good humor, his cool judg- ment, and his flawless personal appearance, the senior classes gratefully dedicate this 1952 Memoir. The entire student body, past and present, will ever remember him for his success in keeping a personal touch between faculty and students, and for his counsel and words of encouragement. 6 Q xx Nw. , ' 1 , . ,a . . . A.. , , x ,, .2 f L4 ,N ' M- f Lu-, if -,gk V Li' Y V xy 4' ,. H Mn XE 1' N, 1 gk tim If - f' 1 , ! 4 , VV -KE A fig' Y ,Lf 5 L ANN ,R lv .IZ X M f V 's : 'X TW r f 7 , I ' ' :',Yw'M 'ws' 4-V . ' , 'L . 1- xx, V ' 'N - M , . , Mff fx. 1 V, x -r ll 4 5:5-' 4' A I Y X. ' D ' x -- L 1 Ft' N 2 QI 2.4 '-, -A -A ,t ,,5w 1, :VE A VL xl, ' 115: ' '-.N N, '. ' L' ., .UN f f 'M' -' A - X x fy., .V '. A my xj -'rfb' I .iff ,af :KK ' ' w ,f Ng-5 W , , ,f K ,,f'SM-fm, f-If I K, r y fffijgl ' 'P-A. -' f 1 Hwx i . , K I ,1 1 A, ,f .A 3.5! fx N. i 1 ,Q , . .32 ,A . 'Ffa' piwkwak, 17 'W' 1 Q I , ' -- 55' ' Q ' w I -. I - .I h ' if J gzx. A ' an at-Q?2 U 4 fl vfwj, 3,-K xt a 3 1 J 'N Q V -A ng x 1 -sw xv , , I L , X ,. 1- , Q b ,Q ,- ,xv -ff ' .- X . l Q ,, . A. . 8 A iw -'Ng L .fi N Nl - ,gy lik 1- , li.- LX' , fe: fy Am-w,1 ,-,,.-. A EN-I, x Q. y '- x, x .rf , x '--vk, Q - f ' . A 5, in M., .A ,Q f V f - N , f N' --.4 R 1.5 .N '5 l. I , ,X A .X 1 ,X JA . -,M ., . ,, x , M f F, ,f 1 g 1,-.,....t 4 , f 5 - - ,ut 1 .JM 4. ,f ,M ,f , A ll , I Lt'.f 'ix ,g-,V ....,1.,M M Vi, 54 . t 1, , 4 .... X ' k ' - 1 Q ' 1 Il . X' -1' Y a - ' : 1 ' S '- X - H .ff 'X '- ,, -H., X, M 4-, . 1--. , -X ,, . A ,. . - N . - I V, w, N Seated-P. Van Doom, Vice Sec.-Treas, C. lbrrshoi, Trtas., Dr. H. jclt-ma, Pres., H. Visser. Standing-Dr. H. Human, Dr. Mulder, M. Van Dummultn, I. lloogtwmd. Camt-ni-shy f Dr. D. lli' Vrlts, Strrcrzlry. wk , t J-.X ', -,.,.e,M 'SLN r fx, T, -WW fkswwy iv its 'gif . i,-.MN Je,-., fit ml I ,s rfwxy figdwfft i f 1,x.L-.i-fW,f m H gg 1-'Ng .1 i f' 'ffl-w,,Q.i ,', -' N, , Jr .X -' ,f ge ,4., ' 'ty '3'.'Tj 'v?i N . rg! .J , ,5 , A ,A , v- ,,, 1, A . f, ,M .: ,W ., ,. - V 'je i. X 'ty .-iw' fgf if K ' ja, t 1 ' f ,. 'X' I' f ,',' . ,i at f-f. J'-. -3-3 , Riff.. Al 5' f .yt '47, N ',v ttf'-YIVWH, 4 Ii , .Av F, , 2 ,Rx yfy, I llgirlagxxxkgk,-Q fy f2,LQi,w3,i,t : LA, -'lt-iP't..i if ' SQ- laitifi 7' ,5 1' ifs-.wi ,i V' 2 --wif 'il V V W 5.0 e' 9' -f' 'N lil ig'x5tii'i' W 'i ,l ms.21,f ' it ' 1' Y'N1 5l'+fJ53i.'if f - Wil if Dear Graduates: During these days of wars and rumors of wars, we hear much concerning the missions of our military forces throughout the world. The Christian has a man- date too, as soldier-citizen of the Kingdom of God, given by Christ Himself, to be His witness. This task must be militant, forceful, pressing, with- out interruption, and present in all activities of life or he fails in his duty. Whether it be in a profession, in business, in the arts, in government or civic organiza- tions, irrespective of the temporal objectives, his wit- ness, motivated by the love of his King, must unflinch- ingly be there. This means combat with the kingdoms of this world, that is, the ideologies of paganism, mo- dernism, and materialism. The Board and faculty of Grand Rapids Christian High School, as representatives of your parents, have been very conscious of this conflict and have sought to equip you for it. A basic training of one hundred twenty weeks with God's Training Manual shedding light in your work had this objective. As Covenant Youth, you are citizens and soldiers of this Kingdom. God has witnessed to you in your baptism, in your home, church, and school, and this is your fire power and it is effective. This battle cry is Repent, Believe and Conquer! We congratulate each one of you on the completion of your course, and our hope and prayer is that you will take this witness into the office, into your higher education, or into whatever occupation God leads you. Daniel De Vries, M. D. Secretary of the Board ', N i xy , 3 , 7.1 ,. ' A K W. ', ', f 1-x f. X 1 . . , Y . , , .. . , 'JVM 2 r Mr. E. R. Post, principal of Christian High, has a very touchy job, but fills it very competently. His sense of justice commands the student's respect, while his unique sense of humor makes him a favorite with all, We, the senior class, wish to express our thanks to Mr. Post for his understanding of our problems and his ability to choose the right. 9 ,nw ,:i'j'vi,f4-'Q-i'r , ,V if' fi ,,f V ' Cf? i 'Q .gy , 'ff , K. ','--l ,V ML fgpy-., 'ff 'AN -fffi-fl' ' M M? fl?-'R ' R 1 l ' rf 7 'rf . 5 1' ' 51. ' xi' Sf' ' 'uri f M .' ' . N I f f - 2 A van 1 . V rs ' 1 ' ,- ' -a' 'Un ,Q N-.-W 'Q if .. 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M. University of Iowa Hi.:-in, Churrh History MR. l. DF BORST Trike out a picfe of paper. A, H. Calvin Collcgc llixrivry, Economlfb La.........., . FACULTY MISS 23. TEN HROEK 'Vol mme tflun three runlulfuw. vlr1u ' A. U. Calvin Coilcllc XIR. I. IDE HAAN 'I'm Jolla, hon' about 31114 A, H, Wfcxzurrl Mruhigun A. M., Linlvcrsily oi Mlghigun Laurin, Murhv.'m:ltiU MR. M. H. DE VROOME W lmr ululi A 18lL'il1, on? A. H. Calvin Cullcgu V. Sc., Unlvcniry uf Mighigzm Rnglxrrur, Pxxfholopy, Biology, Phy Niolugy NIR. R. El. DORNRVSH ffl-iv luke my flume on Sharulml Sl for ffwunfrfrf' NIR, I.. VANDER LLVCST A. H., XVwrurri Mlchiuun Collcgg A. M., Unwumry ui Michigan , Shorthand, Comme-ninl Luw, 'I mn- si rlprion REV. Nl. FABER 'iT11rvv lo rm. 13 in lhe rmpurisire reudzngsj let in feud xl re.xjmm11'eIy h. I Pi., Calvin Summary 5. I. M., Au Snminury Biiviu ulminm 'lhcoloigicnl Drmil :from me 44 llnufw H. Sig., Culxin Collggu lfhn-ini-fry M R. U, EEYEN --MH., 1 .,,,,..i ,U ,-Wy A. H. Cfllvln Cwlhgr Lnmn MR. F. FISHER Tl111t'.x just mv Lievman goilerf' A, R, lj.-lynn Colllgf Sinful Pmhl'-ms MR. H. UEERDES Plume uutcli the Liywiulru J A. B. Colvin Culhgc N1. Ed., Chicago 'Ik-uchxn Cullcgc Irntrumuiml Music REV. L. CEREENWAY Tum i-Lwnnfvulimn :md Czmpe1.w1Hf'. A, R. Calvin College Ixh. B., lfnlvin Seminary I hllrch lhfmry, Bible 11 go tn ' ' I - - Q f 1' 'i x 2 ' I A ,pw w I r I 2 I- Q Alf' gi -PM Xfipw' jf, ' l-RN 1' 'I - if I-In 'M f, ' , l slllf-r' WJ' 1 ll 71. , f 3 ,M fivjq-wry ,- A . ,V , , if NNI 31,1177 I .ir-. ' I yy... - Q. , If X . X ,vw ,, ,I--,ww 5 wkofigx 3.7. . ,, W ' ' 'M . ' ' ff v -A V4-, .M W .f ff J ,, I -W X ,. 41 . 'I H' LJ 1?-lfgglf JK ,. ' fl A . ,gy 1 wi 70 If . . X -V I , .3 M A J, L, ,V-f, 1, .4 jg, ALMA I 1 . 'f,,.,5i ,xs 1. dim- ,V gq,f,, , Y. ' H VJ- ral. . W 'ill 'f 'l' 2 I 'I ,Qf? '3'4- la ' :WlIlf:,flfMQVjL..,,15L.r fhffwffia-tfSMllJ,LA4, 1 ifrlfzfgi jx. ,W V 3W'1ll'fIL:Z,.':l..,' flnpgi. v. H S .Mm ' L,iflmhfgjjlifizllugti1lhQlfif9p,:a.1LZ'If, A is WP wanrm UW' SHED MRS. T. I IAAN Ormoof1h Tuuorxw A. B. Calvin Culli-un A. XI. Nnrthvxc-stsvn Cnlluuu Ymal Music, I'Izirrr.nny MISS C. I-II llnl-SINCE U, K. heohlef' A. Ps, Calvin Cwllcuc A M Uniwuair of Mrnhi an Enslli-ah RIiX'. A. .IUHNSON Noun mv little gurl. . A. I-1. Calvin College FI. D., Xlifcsrcrn 'I'hc0lo5.1ical Seminary Bihlu MISS H. KALSREEK Yfiu'rc too gc'ne1'om with rhnt word! A. B. Calvin College A. Nl.. University of Michigan Typing, Shorrhiiml MISS R. KNOTT l'w: got an calm uxxignmem lm yma. ' A. B. Calvin Cnlli-gc Enmlxxh, German, Spanish MR. I.. KONYNDYK Now when I was on Guam. A. Pa. Calvin College A. M., Univuraity of Michigan Ilivnry MISS K. KROON You uw: iii mr rlmt book, A. B. Cnlvin Cnllr-gc LX Nl I. 9 Univuwir' of Michigan . , r . . . ., N 5 Lihrarizin MISS I.. NEWCQOKIB XY'lio streamed? H. Sc., Purdue University Ilnmr- Erunumirs MR. D. STRAVERS Hffmiyiigzllc Yafro A. B. Calvin College Lrmn SIR. S. STIIK II Im! flu ynu gay, 5g5f A. II. Calvin Cnllrgr: Ciovrrnmcm -' - M, -mv: yd Mrs. rv f. -2- my 1. -f Qi' Q' , iz-if f' A ' M, K --. 4 ,f .-if . - , li, n J f . V- -M, N iz, L Q U - xx 1. Xxx, 'Quik-5.4-X X, , 'J w it xl-..,fl -Q if . 4 ,fi Aix- WN ,k f KQV 4'--L' L1 f ' ' -H ffl ' -. . ff .fin-,V -ive it 1- .im ' UZ., . ,. 'H ff 'l ' 2? , - 3.2. ,K-' ff, f' ' 'G H 15.2 f f ,ff-4 1, 5 i . 'kk' fl' ' r' iff .1 ' . 1 ix Mm 1 ,+..f1.5,7,f 24 .,.aS...q...f....f1fl'1w , ,,,+ .f,. lift .Q..,en.L3m i.lL:'rii....Y'f,ri.,14l.lQl4lil.Wf. 3. X it sl if ilkillrlllf rm., MR. Cf. TER MAAT Linz 3-mn speech rrfzlzly luclz15'. ' A. ll. Calvin Coll:-ill' l-nulish, Sp:-vfh MR. R. VANDER LAAN lark lquep it below a mum' ' A. Pi. Calvin Collcuc lliamry MR. H. VANDER MEY A. B. Calvin College A. M., Lfnivcwiry of Michigan English MR, M. VAN DYKE 'Tm ufl fn Denver! A. B. Calvin College Biulugy, Mechanical l'Jruwinu Quiet firm-n. the bell has rung. MRS. l.. VER HOEE l5r11i:Qv'v on the home ww, Ready ret L1O. ' A. B. Calvin Colle-uf lyping MR. XV. VRYHOF Lel'1 have cz short one, today. A. B. Calvin Cnllf-ge Physicw MISS H. ZANDSTRA lt'x 41 lwerfecfly lovely poem! A. B., Western Michigan College Engliwh, Arr MR, P. ZWIER Now Umwiglvr thiv, . .H A. M.. University of Michigan A. B. Calvin College Geometry, Chemistry N- TEA C LNG EPERS0NNEL ABOVE Clerk - Mn. Lydia Dokrnr Sch-ml Nursr f Mrs. XV. Cnrlwnl-:r Finzlnfmll Stiff -- Mr. C. Bfwma, Mxw H. Having MAINTENANCE STAFF LEFT Mr. 1, Nugelkirk, Head janitor BELOW' Mr. F, Huffman, Mr. 1. Smirtcr Mr, R. Dyk-tru s fflloks' Class Officers of January, 1952 Left to Right - Pt-rc Van Vlie Audrey Helder, Secrumryg Camera shy - Vlllllzt Bos, Uunc r, Viccfprcsidenrg Miss L. Newcomb, Spnnsorg Mr. M. De Vroome, Sponsorg jucillt- Alofs, 'I'rcnsurcrg Paul Dc Vries, President. ml Adjunct. 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Deut. 31:6 Class Colors Lavender and White 16 JUCILLE ALOFS Christian Service Club 2, 3, 4, 5: Senior Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Class Treasurer 5, 6: National Honor Society 6. KAREN BLOCK Christian Service Club l. 2, 3, 4, 5, 65 Junior Girls' Glee Club Z, 3, Senior Girls' Club 4, 5, 65 National Honor Society 4, 5, 63 Pied Pipers Club 4, 53 Music Club 6: Emblem Staff 4, 5, 65 Parnassus 6, Future Nurses Club 63 Debate 63 Junior Red Cross 6, Senior Play 63 Memoir Staff 6. LAURETTA BOERKOEL Christian Service Club 2, 3, 4, 5. DONNA BOERSEMA Christian Service Club 3, 4, 5, 6, Pied Pipers Club 4, 5. WILLA BOS Junior Girls' Glee Club Z5 Senior Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4, 5, 6: Chris- tian Service Club 2, 3, 4, 5, 69 Class - General Adjunct 5, 6, Fu- ture Nurses Club 5, 6: Music Club 6g National Honor Society 6: junior Red Cross 6. ELLEN BOUMA .lUni01' Ch0ir 2. 3. 4, 5, 6: Christian Service Club 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. aiu- K-1 fgk , se r ns! 'Wit' vvC W fw x . -.. iw , Q 'Cf L Q 1, .Il S f.fi'rs1... , My f 1 ,fi-I--Wit, . 5- 3112 1 , . atm its i J -if.2 :Qw 3 'Ml 5 irg bfi- i, Mug. M ui W - 5 Ji- Q ,W lx: kL:E.,,g:5' Q9 1: LG- gk -eil, 4 3 i f Mi Aflllillv wwf l JAMES BRUMELS gheerleader 4, 5, 69 Hi-Y Club 4, 5, DALE BUIST Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4. 5, 63 Pep Band 2, 3, 4, 5, Hi-Y Club 4, 5, 6. CONNIE DE HOOG Pen and Quill Club 1, Z, Emblem Staff 2, 3, 43 Christian Service Club 1, Z, 3, -I, 5, 6, Junior Girls' Glee Club 2, junior Choir 3, 4, 5, 6, Pied Pipers Club 3, 45 Parnassus 4, 5, 6 Vice-pres. 6. GORDON DE VRIES Boys' Glee Club Z: Golf Team l, 5: Bowling Z, Junior Choir Z, 3, Var- sity Club 6. PAL'L DE VRIES Boys' Glee Club lp Junior Choir Z, 39 A Capella Choir 4, 5, 6 Vice- pres. 65 Basketball, Znd Team 1, 2, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, 5, 63 Varsity Club 69 Baseball Team 5. ALVIN DOORNBOS S f Q f f' I FC ww 5 ,WWI i fn W5 0 afiill, . ' rgfuif ff GEORGE DOORNBOS Boys' Glee Club 19 Junior Choir Z, 3, 4, 5, 6. LESTER DYKHOUSE Boys' Glee Club l, 5, Junior Choir 2, 3, 4, 55 Hi-Y Club Z, 3, 45 Senior Play 6. JEANNETTE FABER Junior Girls' Glee Club I: Senior Girls' Glee Club 4, 6. ESTHER GEERS Christian Service Club 1, 3, 4, 5. LAWRENCE GOUDZVVAARD National Honor Society 6. SHIRLEY GRASSMIDT Junior Girls' Glce Club 35 Christian Service Club 3, 4, 5. ROBERT GROOTHUIS Camera Club 4: Christian Service Club 5, 6. CAROL HAMSTRA Christian Service Club l, Z, 3, 4, 5, 6, Pen and Quill Club 25 Emblem Staff 2, 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, 5, 6: Future Nurses Club 4, 5, 6, Pied Pipers Club 3, Junior Red Cross 4, 55 Junior Girls' Glee Club 33 Senior Play 6: Memoir Staff 6. VIRGINIA HEEMSTRA Junior Girls' Glee Club Z3 Senior Gris' Glee Club 3, 4, 5, 6: Chris' tian Service Club 4, 5, Future Nurses Club 5, 6. ALIDREY HELDER Junior Girls' Glee Club lg Junior Choir 2, 3: A Capella Choir 4. 5, 6: Pied Pipers Club 2, 3, 4 Vice- pres. 43 Music Club 5 Vice-pres.: Christian Service Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 65 Emblcm Staff 2, 3, 4, 5, 6g Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4, 5, 6, Class Secretary 3, 4, 5, 65 Junior Red Cross 5, 6 Vice-pres. 5 Sec. 6. ROSE HOITENGA JERRY HUBERS Boys' Glee Club l, 3, A Capella Choir I, 3, 4, 5, 65 Christian Serv- ice Club 4, 5. CORNELIUS HUIZENOA Christian Service Club 3, 4, 5, 6: National Honor Society 5, 6. RUTH IOLMAN Senior Girls' Glee Club l, Z, 3. IOYCE KOOI Christian Service Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, Pen and Quill Club 1. Z Treas. Z: Class Vice-president l, Z, Emblem Staff Z, 33 junior Girls' Glee Club 3 Sec.: Senior Girls' Glee Club 4, 55 Pied Pipers Club 3, 45 Junior Red Cross 4, 5 Pres. 5: Future Nurses Club 4, 5, 6: Memoir Staff 6: Senior Play 6, National Honor Society 5, 6. DONNA KUIPERS Christian Service Club Z, 3, 4, 5, 6: Senior Girls' Cvlee Club 4, 5g Pied Pipers Club 3, 4, Music Club 5, 63 Future Nurses Club 5, 6. HELEN LAUTENBACH Senior Girls' Glee Club 2, 3: Chris, tian Service Club Z, 3, 4, Pied Pi- pers Club Z, 3, 4 Treas, 45 Cheer- leader 4, 5: Junior Choir 5, junior Red Cross 5, 65 Music Club 5. SOPHIE LOOYENGA junior Girls' Glee Club l, 25 Senior Girls' Glee Club 3, 4, National Hon- or Society 5, 6. ,vw 215 'WI R AQQANMJWU ii my ,, 5 542 E 5 N ',,fff:?tijX'fffx bfi.. ,. f f 'f 4 T ' 1 3 if 4 ff, gf ' ii 1 5' 'G Q S ,fi 'QQ' '.e '. 'y'f , 4, 4' ,,,,,'1 l ' ,- N ifffgm., 1, L W? fi 'H uk' ff7S if W ' X x mfr f- ' i LAURENE MEULENDYK Senior Girls' Glee Club lg Junior Choir 2 33 A Capella Choir 4, 5, 6: Pied Pipers Club 2, 3, 4 Gen. Adi. 2, 33 Class Treasurer 3, 4, Christian Service Club Z, 3, 4, 5, 6: Music Club 5, Junior Red Cross 5. ROGER MEYER Tennis 3, 53 National Honor Society 0. WILLIAM NYEHOLT Boys' Glee Club 5. PETER PETERSON Boys' Glee Club 3: A Capella Choir 4, 5g Hi-Y Club 5, 6. JERRY SIETSEMA MARIAN TER KEURST Future Nurses Club 5, 6. X , M ft K, 42.1 fx f I 5 oi Z i fzqf, x,f' f' Nlzwaw 2-so . I . , ff. , , 1 1 I- it 4 . V I , 54.5 , ffvw E154la, I cf I i ii. ,545 awp! tn, - 'W K- A AWA vJf',,, f ,w,,g,,g i ,ffdsa A X f 2 f f X iw' 'LAS ?'3Q?5 J' giiigyiif' ,-- 'E' Q f:,2g-2?--111 half I f -.,,- I , , ,I V- . ...I . .rf 2 1 fb Wil YVONNE TERPSTRA Christian Service Club Z, 3, 4, 5, Junior Girls' Glee Club 2, 35 Senior Girls' Glee Club 4, 5. PHYLLIS THOMAS Senior Girls' Glee Club 13 A Ca- pella Choir Z, 3, 4, 5, 63 Class Sec- retary 1, Z3 Christian Service Club Z, 3, 4, 5, 69 Student Council 3, 4 Sec., National Honor Society 6, Pied Pipers Club 1, 3, 4, 5. PAT VANDEN BOSCH Junior Girls' Glee Club I, Senior Girls' Glee Club 3, 43 Junior Choir 3, MILTON VANDER MOLEN Bowling 2, 39 Boys' Glee Club 1, -lg lgieril Pipers Club l, Z, Junior Choir -, J. LESTER VANDER TIL Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. JEAN VANDER VENNEN Junior Girls' Glee Club Z, Senior Girls' Glee Club 3, 4a Christian Service Club 4, 5. JIM VANDER WAL Bougling 1, Zi Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, 4, . HARRIET VANDER VUALL Junior Girls' Glee Club lg Senior Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, Future Nurses Club 5, fig National Honor Society 6. HUGH VANDER WOUDE JEAN VAN DYKE Christian Service Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, Student Council 1, 2, 5 6: A Capella Choir 5, 6. MARILYN VAN DUINEN Christian Service Club Z, 3, 4, 5, 6: Senior Girls' Glee Club Z, 39 A ,Capella Choir 4, 5, 6, Music Club VIVIAN VAN HERP Senior Girls' Glee Club 2, 33 Junior Choir 3, 4, Christian Service Club 2, 3, 4, 5, 6: Pied Pipers Club 3, 4, 5, Music Club 6: Debate 6g Future Nurses Club 6 Vice-pres., Emblem Staff 65 Junior Red Cross 65 Na- tional Honor Society 6g Camera Club 6 Sec. MARY VAN LAAR Class General Adjunct l, 23 Bowl- ing 1, Z, Christian Service Club I, 2, 3, 4, 5, 63 Senior Girls' Glee Club 2, 3: National Honor Society 3, 4, S, 69 Junior Red Cross 4. 55 Future Nurses Club 4, 5, 6, Memoir Staff 6: Senior Play Prompter 6. YVESLEY VAN SPRONSEN Christian Service Club 3, 4. PETER VAN VLIET Student Council l, 2: Baseball Team 1, 3, 55 Concert Band 1, 1, 3, 3, 4, 5, 63 Emblem Staff l, Z, 3, 4, 5: Christian Service Club 3, 43 Class lgregidenr 3, 4: Class Vice-president Zw fk-'9 X ffx A X,-M, , Mffy iff 2, ' l sr ff ini ,. ,ii 1 ff :f?eiQiiiiir M, fo- MW fe C fi JH, flu J RnZ 'l' ' C41 Rf-4 '52 L Q 5 553 f RICHARD WIERSEMA HELEN NXXYCHERS Senior Girls' Glee Club 2, 35 Chris- tian Service Club 2, 3, 4, 5, 6: junior Choir 6. IDA XVYNSMA BERNARD ZYLSTRA Boys' Glee Club Z: National Honor Society 3, 4, 5. .9 'viii fggxxii-5 ,iw ,gifs-its , .?,?,fTfl4rL3e fff:i, We h,,,K,,?z,Zg: ggi i i ii w fgv f-7 X v' f7 fffyf- ,fi-j uni ' ' f 4 x WN A K at-t WQLefi ' 'W 7 f y Z1 Q f y a 4' imp ,, y 1 1 .3 , 'i2li 5 . . fffi Qe2Q,,l ' Q K ifE',ggg,3.QiW,yg:,i?e g d? , , lewgqaiyzwki v ggqili fcPQ, gy,,S s4l WML 'S'-J WN gn Ee,,,,.3qW ' ? i 'l ii fi 'V ,forks K 5' ii- V ' E f 1 ll .5 ' -' t v tl, ' .' fl' F f ff '9WN ' ik , 'ff f ' ff- iff l 1' fy ,fK.f,i:'Sf,,,' 5 VCQ3- ,qw ll '-9'u .ffvi K Dear Friends: We are here this evening as friends and loved ones. The time has come that some of us must leave. Our three years at Christian have flown as an even ng of interesting conversation does. We are sorry we must leave, for we still have a warm spot in our hearts for Christian High. Yet, we are eager to go into the world and serve God, whom we feel we are better able to serve since we have had a Christian education We are deeply grateful to God for placing in the hearts of many, a spirit of sacrifice which has made this Christian High possibl-e. We are grateful for its founders who boldly faced the difficulties of starting a Christian High School, but who with foresight saw the possibility of its success, for the large staff which has served through the years so that young people might profit from a God-centered education, for the unselfish- efforts of the various boards who have given their time and talent to further the cause of Christian Highg for our Ladies Circle, who gave their labor of love, for our class sponsors, Miss Newcomb and Mr. De Vroome for their special guidance through Christian High to us, the class of January 52 and for the many others wh.o have in any way contributed to our education and advancement. Now to my fellow students: the road ahead appears dark and unsettled, but God has given to us, as to the children of Israel, a cloud by day and a pillar of fire by night to guide us in the way designated in our class text: Deut. 31 6 Be strong and of a good courage, fear not, not be afraid of them: for the Lord thy God, he it is that doth go with thee, he will not fail thee, nor forsake thee Some of our young men will be called to the colors. To them God has given a special guide in Psalm 91:1 He that dwelleth in the secret place of the most high shall abide under the shadow of the Almighty. Besides these guides, God has given many others fulfilling each ones 1nd1v1 dual needs. In these clouds by day and pillars by night, we find our hope for whatever lies beyond january, 1952, confident that the Lord our God doth go with us, he will not fail us, nor forsake usf' Paul De Vries, Pres. - Class of Ian., 1952 22 LA VENDE ANI IILII LACE ,sf n is FQ 32 ng, Ulrucrrd by Mr. M. Pzurghllnx 5r.mJ.ng f HAH' Srnkuu fllufwxl, IMIN l'.llm:1 flnnnw Ihllw, Karun BIA-kk Klum' H.lll1:lw:nJ, Juan Us,-rrxuuu lI'v.rn'U Cllrliurxi, lllml Han!-rm fSuphlumy lrururi. NJLJ - Rwwg I3-v-.urns llm l'Qr1dlrmul, lyk Uxlxlwxm 1f':1rI W'lrxfh-IJI, Uurm Kun! fR11rh l'l'wrm'l, Iuyfu Kmxv 1X1.41, .'X:zv-lm. Nw: XIX-I .ITL iflllumnl. Class Officers of June, 1952 Lett to Righr - jack Tuls, Treasurerg john Warne-rs, Presidcnrg Mr. W. Vryhof, Sponsorg Gerry Bylcerk, Vice- prssidemg Mr. S. Stuk, Sponsorg Berry Engclsma, Secretary. , iY rs,, FF 5 iWll.lfiwf,y,f,-Lltetrllfmxii m', lllff' ffmgsillle LD ra We have C Class Motto rossed the bay, the before us. Class Flower Sweet Pea Class Text ocean lies l can do all things through Christ who strengthenest mef' Phil. 3:14 Class Colors Navy Blue and White 24 KARL BAKKER ,IO ANN FAST Junior Girls' Glu- Club, A Capella Choir 3, 4, 5, 6, Future- Nlltws Club 4, 5, 6. XVILMA BEET? Cadet Band l, 1, Sec.: Seniur Girls' Glu: Club 1, Z, 3, 4, A Capella Club 5, 6, junior Red Crnss 5, tv, Class Secretary 3, 4, Christian Serv- ice Club 3, 4, Cheerleader 3. -I: Na- tional Honur Society 3, 4, 5, 6 Sec. 5, 6: Music Club 5, 6 Sec.Treas.z junior Red Cities S, 65 Memoir Staff 5, 6. HELEN BERKONIPAS junior U rls' Glee Club 3. 4, Senior Girls' Gln- Club 5, 6, Future Nurs.s Club 5, 6: Christian Service Club 5, 6, juriinr Red Cross 5, 6. MARVIN l3ESTElX'lAN Cadet Band l, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3, 4. RI ITH BELIKEMA Senior Girls' Glce Club 1, 1, 3, 4: Pied Pipers Club l, 2, 3, 43 Music Club 5, 6, Pen and Quill Club l, 23 Parnassus 3, 4, 5, 6, Treas. 5, 6, Em- blem Staff l, 2, 3, 4, 6, Feature Ed. 3, 4, Ass't Ed. 5, 63 Christian Service Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, Junior Red Cross 4, 5, 65 Future Nurses Club 3, 4, 5, 6: National Honor So- ciety 3, 4, 5, 69 Tteas. 5, 6. e f W Zfi iiif WO? tif fgll M KQW , ,I I ' ?1ni'Il3f QM g i I-if ' 5QMmgigffw,f,,. ?,,4,,twiW'iYQj mlm I ,515 01.1, ,f :si V, ht, G J'I'J,,',,?LA -, 'Q Wlwy, Q3 'I . 'xNUWdC4 ?DAl ,il 4WlH'l'1: 'if it f 1' . f: - X n ,., , but 'DMI ., nf, ,. , Y . ROBERT BISHOP Cadet Band l, Z, Concert Band 3, -l, 5, 6. ELAINE ISLOEM Christian Service Cluls I, 2, 3, 4, 5, 65 Future Nurses Club 4, 5, 6, Junior Choir 5. ROGER IEOEREMA Rcservr Basketball 2, Tennis 2, 4, 63 Hi-Y Club 3, 4, 5, 6, junior Choir 4, A Cap:-lla Choir 5, 6, Pres., Var- sity Cluh 5, 6 Pres., Emblem Staff 3, 4, 5, 6, Editor 5, 6, Senior Play 5. I3 N BOERSMA Boys' Glee Club l, 5, Junior Choir Z, 3, -lg A Capella Choir 5, 6: Re- scrvc Basketball l, 2: Varsity Basket- ball 3, 4, 5, 65 Christian Service Club l, 2, Cadet Band 3, 4, 5, 61 Varsity Club 5, 6. WILLIAM BOOTH Cadet Band l, 1, Concert Band 3, 4, 5, 6. HERMAN BORLTEWYK Cadet Band l, 2, 3. 4, 5. f f - 'N 'wif -' ge iil WfN 5+ www' affifvq 1 f X i f i ,mf 2',i fl . wllriui' ,-ff l l l! r f. rem A eww-e Q. 1 . f, , SQ gf wf, ,M . 1 M55 50 J ,Hun 1 ,. ,,,,i,,V , MM K H ' M N 'l . :F ,M , W W if f Wttfmfi 5576 f 'wa' '? .avg 'giiwm 'QQQWHKKCCS , ,img . ,nal Wfmgaull' '? 5f,,,,, ,fggm ff Z A E 5 all i 51f 2l55'f5'- lil f CONSTANCE BORST Junior Choir 5, 6. JUNE BORST lunior Choir 1, Z, 3, 45 A Capella Choir 5, 65 Christian Service Club 1, Z, 3, 45 Future Nurses Club 4, 5, 65 Music Club 5, 6 Pres, SYLV IA BOS Cadet Band 1, 2, 35 Concert Band 4, 5, 6. EARL BOUMA National Honor Society 3, 4, 5, 65 Emblem Staff 5, 6. JAMES BOLIWER WILLIAM BOUWER Boys' Glec- Club 1, 65 Junior Choir 2, 3, 4: A Capella Choir 5, 65 Hi- Y Club 3, 4, 5, 65 Christian Service Club 5, 6. fy 3, 4., ARLENE BCUWMAN Senior Girls' Glee Club 1, 25 A Capella Choir 3, 4, 5, 65 Christian Service Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Pied Pipers Club 3, 45 Music Club 5, 6. XVARD BOUVVSMA Ping Pong Club 4, 5, 6 Treas. 5, 6: National Honor Society 5, 65 Library Club 5, 6. ANNE BRATT A'C5-ipella Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 65 Emblem Stal? 3, 45 Christian Service J I 1 i DELORES BROODMAN ,lunior Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Senior Girls' Glee Club 4, 5, 65 Christian Service Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 65 junior Red Cross 5, 65 Music gllgib 5, 65 Future Nurses Club 5, ec. VVILLIAM BROUWERS Cadet Band 1, 4, 5, 65 Concert Band 2, 3. PAUL BUITEN Cadet Band l, 25 Concert Band 3, 4, 55 Emblem Staff 2, 35 Tennis l, 3, 55 Varsity Club 4, 55 Ping Pong Club 5. CONSTANCE BUURMA Junior Choir 5. GERALD BYKERK Boys' Glee Club l, 25 Junior Choir 3, 4, A Capella Choir 5, 6 Vice- pres.g Reserve Basketball l, 2: Var- sity Club 5, 6 Sec.: Varsity Basket- ball 3, 4, 5, 6, Class Vice-president 3, 4, 5, 6. LUBERTHA BYKERK Junior Girls Glee Club lg Junior Choir 5. ,IOHN DANTUIVIA Boys Cvlee Club 3, 65 Junior Choir 4. ROBERTA DE BOER Concert Band 1, 1, 3: Christian Service Club 3, 4: Senior Girls Glee Club 3: A Capella Choir 5, 65 Mu- sic Club 5, 63 Junior Red Cross 5, 6. DORIS DECKER Junior Girls' Glee Club 1: Junior Choir 3, 4, 55 Pied Pipers Club 3, 4, 55 Christian Service Club 3, 4. r , myfft 4irxf 'fxm 'V' f' .U If f Q18 Ar., fhIIW ff7 6 pw uk Wyifhs-,W get ji If 'R ff' W 4 f xg 'wa-WH 1 I 'f W' .VJF 'I' uf r X ,vefftr', f' is , Q L in i:7i,g:iE'-I C EX ,i mg I Y i V w ww. . I7 , ' f 4 E Q yfmQ..+p5ifi.ffv egipw-1WlUQ41,'if ff f-f , ii' 'g: , f ' ry ' 1 GH Jimi -r.f'7 f- mime- ix.- ,J2 Q 3.5, fr 5 J fm, I 5- 1 YW gf?-Eu' NICK DE HAAN Concert Band l, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. ROBERT DE HAAN Cadet Band l, Z, 3, 4 Vice-pres. 2 A Capella Choir 5, 6. SARALYN DE I-IAAN Christian Service Club 5, 6: Future Nurses Club 5, 6. DORIS DE JONG Christian Service Club l, 2, 3, 4, 5 6, Pied Piders Club 3, 4. ' H ERBERT DE JONGE Cadet Band 1, Z5 Concert Band 3, 4, 5, 6: Hi-Y Club 3, 4, 5, 6 Trcas. 5, 65 Basketball Srudenr Manager 5, 6, Emblem Staff 5, 6. ALBERT DEKKER Hi-Y Club 1, Z, 3, 4, 5, 65 Golf Team 2: Boys' Glee Club 2, Junior Choir 3, 45 A Capella Choir 5, 6, Varsity Club 5, 6. A ff N T W rw X ' V'-Nrx A fs, Q 4 A is ix f-X awww ZUW if 9 Q3 LCC 4,1 I Venn? Jw fer, , , f ix apiaiirf, N 5 1' z , W7 'WW-2:4 , fm C251 gf mils Gfi 9 A qmirrfs H A vgl s-ii' amgyml 1, fs, fl ' 'f' X A 'X , 'fb ' ,gf f 22Q4vir,.,ii1.f'? EUGENE DE LANGE Cadet Band lg Emblem Stall 2, 3, 4, 5. IOHN DE MEY Boys' Glee Club l, 2, A Capella Choir l. Z, 3, 4, 5, 6: Student Coun- cil 3, 4, 5, 65 Reserve Basketball l, 25 Basketball Student Manager 3, 45 Baseball Team Z, 4, 6. RlCl'lARD DE lVlOl. Cadet Band l, Z, 3: Hi-Y Club 5, 6. ROBERT DE VRIES DAVID DE VROOME Camera Club l, 2, Boys' Glee Club Z5 Junior Choir 3, 4: A Capella Choir 5, 6: Hi-Y Club 3, 4, 5, 6. RUTH DE WIT Senior Girls' Glec Club lg A Cupri- la Choir Z, 3, 4, 5, 6. CHARLOTTE DIELEMAN Pen and Quill Club l, Z3 Pied Pipers Club l, 2, 3, 4: Senior Girls' Glee Club l, Z, A Capella Choir 3, 4, 5, 6, Furure Nurses Club 4, Christian Service Club 5, 6. HARMON DIEMER Boys' Glee Club lg junior Cboir Z' A Capella Choir 3, 4, 5, 6. EVELYN DIEPHUIS Senior Girls' Glee Club l, 2. 3, 4 2, 63 Christian Service Club l, 2, 3 MARVIN DlEl7S'l-RA Cadet Band l, 2. CHARLES DOEZEMA XXYAYNE DOORN EVELYN A. DYKSTRA Christian Service Club l, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6: Senior Girls' Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. EVELYN R. DYKSTRA Christian Service Club 1, Z, 3, 4, 5, bg Future Nurses Club 4, 5, 6. RL'TH DYKSTRA Christian Service Club l, 1, 5, 6: Future Nurses Club 5, 6, Emblem Staff 5, 6, National Honor Society 6. CELIA ELLENS junior Girls' Glee Club 3, 45 Future Nurses Club 3, 4, 5, 6, Christian Service Club 5, 6. ,IIYLIA ELLENS ,lunior Girls' Glee Club l, 2, 3, Li- brary Club 2, 3, 4 Treas. 3, 45 Fu- ture Nurses Club 3, -lg Christian Service Club l, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. BETTY ENGELSMA Senior Girls' Glee Club 1, Zg A Ca- pella Choir 3, 4, 5, 6, Christian Service Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Class Secretary 5, 6: National Honor Society 3, 4, 5, 6. 1 gym, ,J mx- A vm, 'R A ll is Slug -ff Wi fm if fam , J fb tjj xl N Wm, ,, , i W i f fs i . N , ,j,,,,j',I .4-72, lil, 2 ii ,W Q,2f5,.! ,!,,4,l! Mary , x V f 4, i, - fr . i '14, ir - -5- X ,, -11 ,. wiii wf , ii! -ss i ii r , 70 , tv if : E E31 A A K '- uw, -. -11,,,iyv',,.l ,Q ff g.g,....4e-Q., ' 'eil 'fawgrffiiifsw T' il 4.5555 ' a Q , fit, ' all r2e,29.f,T 'u W SQ ff' 'WSW fi 1 ,TWC EILENE ENGELSMA ,lunior Girls' Glee Club 1, Z, Senior Girls' Glee Club 3, 4, 5, 69 Chris- tian Service Club 1, Z, 3, 4, 5, 6, National Hnnot Society 4, 5, 6. MARILYN ENSING Senior Girls' Glee Club 1, Z, 3, 4, 53 Christian Service Club 1, 2, ' flfuture Nurses Club 5, 6, Music 3, 4, Club SHIRLEY ENSING Christian Service Club l, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, junior Girls' Glee Club Z. CHARLES EZINGA Varsity Club 5, 6 Treas., Reserve Basketball 1, 2, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, 5, 65 Baseball Team 2, 4, 6. GORDON FABER JACK FABER CAROLE GROOTHL IIS K f a xyf fgi kn Q K UA strfj-3 X 4'-J ff mf '54 WWJJ1 N QQ info , 20, ff V Q ,, 7 , 5 ,M ,. , , A f 'gy t ,,ti,ll',y , I, ,wal f' , , , 'Wvkf' W. 'Igfmffi J' diifg' wi' -3,13 5 21 N- 1- 'I ff -'Q ',- i- jfg,-,,- , ui t - A ,qw-':,fQ,, :Q 'Lv ' 5 , 3 ggi r f-NM,.,i.,w. J' A , yr., -1 ,jp fp AJ 5' 5 ' 7,114 1-if - dj 1 mc, . fi 2 - Q '23 , I ir' f 5 WN 'AJ LARRY FABER JOHN FENNEMA National Honor Society DICK FLIETSTRA 6. Concert Band 2, 4, 55 National Hon- or Society 55 Christian Service Club 4, 5. SHIRLEY GEELHOED junior Girls' Glee Club 15 Senior Girls' Glee Club 2. 3, 45 A Capella Choir 5, 65 Pen and Quill Club l, 25 Bowling 35 Christian Service Club 1, Z, 3, 4, 5, 65 National Honor So- ciety 6. ,IEANNE GERRITSEN Christian Service Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 65 Senior Girls' Glee Club l, Z, 3, 45 A Capella Choir 5, 65 Picd Pipers Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Music Club 5, 6i Emblem Staff 4, 5, 65 Future Nurses Club 3, 4, 5, 65 Senior Play 55 Na- tional Honor Society 6. ROGER GRIFFIOEN Concert Band l, Z, 3, 4, 5, 6 Prof. 5, 65 Pep Band 1, Z, 3, 45 Iunior Choir Z5 A Capella Choir 3, 4, S, 65 Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4, 5, 65 Memoir Staff 5, 6: Hi-Y Club 6. JAMES GRIT A Capella Choir l, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. ,lOYCE GRVPTER Senior Girls' Glee Club 3. YVINABELLE GRITTER Junior Girls' Glee Club 15 Junior Choir 2, 3, 4, 55 Pied Pipers Club 2, 35 Christian Service Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 65 National Honor Society 3, 4, 55 Debate 4, 5. Christian Service Club l, 2, 3, 4, 5, 65 junior Girls Glee Club l, Z, 35 Senior Girls' Glee Club 4. MARGARET HAAN Junior Girls' Glee Club Z5 Junior Choir 3, 45 A Capella Choir 5, 65 Pen and Quill Club l, Z5 Parnassus 3, 4, 5, 6 Sec. 5, 6: Camera Club 1, 25 Pied Pipers Club l, 2, 3, 45 Mu- sic Club 5, 65 Christian Service Club I, Z, 3, 4, 5, 6. HOWARD HANDLOGTEN ELAINE HANKO Christian Service Club 1, 1, 3, 4, 5, 6. Al WDREY HEEREN Cadet Band 1, 1: Concert Band 3, 4, 5, 65 Bowling 6: National Honor Society 65 Pied Pipers Club 3. ,lOAN HEMMES Christian Service Club l, 2, 3, 4: junior Choir l, 2, 3, 4: A Capella Choir 5, 6, National Honor Society 4, 5. 6 GERARD l'lERRElVlA Boys' Glec Club l. MARY ANN HESSELINK Christian Service Club I, 1, 3, -l, 5, 65 National Honor Sociery 65 Bowl' mg 3. KATHLEEN HEYBOER Junior Girls' Glee Club lg Christian Service Club l, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. , , 3, ,L ,.,,,,,, , N T , .f ,Q,,fW,. H f j A, A J 3 5 - ' M- -,EQ 'wg ? f?4' QtlW,4gz,f V 3 0 WW W PHYLLIS HINKEN junior Girls' Cvlee Club 3, 4: Junior Choir 5, Christian Service Club 5, 65 Future Nurses Club 5, 6. GARRETT HOLLEMAN MARY HOLWERDA junior Girls' Glee Club Z5 Senior Cvirls' Clee Club 3, 4, A Capella Choir 5, 6. MARILYN HOOUEBOCM Senior Girls' Glee Club l, Z5 junior Choir 33 A Capella Choir 4, 5, 6: Christian Service Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Music Club 5. 6 Vice-pres., National Honor Society 6. ,lOAN HOOGESTEGER Christian Service Club 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. IRENE HOOGEXXYIND Christian Service Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 65 Furure Nurses Club 5, 65 National Honor Society 5, 6. F ff X W . ' mf' ji f' ACS i6 1:10 . - W 1 K ,,,, iii -V .i-WW ' 4 1 f a ffsi,,,' ffrgfz ' TW' f.5i',,,3F SS'-.Q ,E l 729 LQ it' Q ' f 4 ll cl , ,K H ,Lew 1 'AUj1r:f i .N l f'3 ' ' Q ww in ' -,x 11 M 1 i U L, A MARVIN HUIZINGA Reserve Basketball 1, Z5 Varsity Bas- ketball 3, 4, 5. 61 Varsity Club 5, 6, Tennis 6. DONALD HUIZINGH Boys' Glee Club lg Memoir Staff 5, Ping Pong Club 5, 6. SHIRLEY HUIZINOH Senior Girls' Cvlee Club 3, 4: Chris- tian Service Club 3, 43 Future Nurses Club 3, 4, 5, 6. LOIS JONGERT Senior Girls' Glee Club 1, Z: A Capella Choir 3, 4, 5, 6 Sec.-Treas. 2 6, Christian Service Club l, Z, 3, LESTER JORDAN ROGER KEY Boys' Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4: Iunior Choir 3, A Capella Choir 4, 5, 6. DOROTHY KIEVIT Junior Girls' Glee Club 1, Zg Senior Girls' Glee Club 3, 4, 5, 6, Chris- tian Service Club 1, Z, 3, 4, Cheer- leader 1, 2, 3, 43 Senior Play 53 Mu- sic Club 6. BERNARD KLAVER Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6: Music Club 3, 45 Pep Band l, Z, 3, 4. lVlARlORlE KOEN Christian Service Club 3, 4, 5, 6: Emblem Staff 3, 4, 5, 63 Bowling 3. GRACE KOK Christian Service Club l, Z, 3, 4, 5 6, KAY KOOIKER Christian Service Club 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 GARY KOOPS ERNEST KORHORN Library Club 4, 5, 6. HENRY KRAMER Cadet Band 1, I5 Concert Band 3, 4, v, 6. ARNOLD KROON Concert Band l, 2, 3, 4, 5, National Honor Society 3, 4, 5. Rl TTH KRUITHOF Senior Girls' Glee Club 4, 5, 65 Christian Service Club 5, 6: Future Nurses Club 5, 6. RUTH KRUL Christian Scrvice Club l, 2, 3, 4, 5, 65 Pied Pipers Club 3, 4, Music Club 5, 65 junior Girls' Glee Club 3, Future Nurses Club 4, 5, 6. ELEANOR KUIPER Junior Girls' Glee Club 15 Senior Girls' Glee Club Z, ,lunior Choir 3, 49 A Capella Choir 5, 6. y ,. .aww ti- ff Ak fw fr ! wma 'WI f x KMA, A VAQW ll F2 im w f 5 M f' A 9' as z yo .- iw f - i f f f 'f sir ' if we 'mi ' ' i , fs' wwf. ' 1 -H ' 75555 g,..'1 2 'f:,2,f M105 i'lmlwi,,. 3? ,,lWf7 ? '7U'fir,. 5412 f,D'ff ' is? 74,5235 RONALD KUNNEN ghasgball Team 2, 4, 6: Varsity Club EDVVARD LAMSE Bowling 1, lg Boys' Glee Club l, Z, 3, 4, junior Choir 3, 45 A Capella Choir 5, 6: Hi-Y Club 5, 6. MIKE LINDHOUT A Capella Choir Z, 3, 4, 5, 65 Boys' Glee Club 1, Z3 Basketball Student Manager Z, 3, 4, 5, Class Vice-presi- dent 3, 4, Student Council 4, 5. GORDON LONGSTREET Boys' Glee Club l. AUDREY LOTTERMAN Junior Girls' Glee Club lg A Capella Choir Z, 3, 4, 5, Christian Service Club 2, 3, Future Nurses Club 2, 35 Student Council 3, 4 Sec. 43 Memoir Staff 4, 5. EMILY MEEKHOF Christian Service Club 3, 4, 5, 6. ff: 'Wfg',QNbC'ffV1 ,,wy,,,,, if C 7353 f t l J - .. W, ,ri F,-1 W7 ,,f,..?,f s3':,, .A is a- ff ' ff el Q 32,5 Q4 X 1 Q Mfr llC:,f3',, fini?-.llgz t Y ffcyl flqlr ?3zAj NV 5 5 J! ' C 'C , 7 - 2655. -' BERMAYNE MIEDEMA Christian Service Club 1, I, 3, 4, 5, C. l3l:TTY MOELKER Concert Band l, Z, 3, 4, 5, 65 Chris- tian Service Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 65 Camera Club 1, Z5 Pied Pipers Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Future Nurses Club 3, 4, 5, 6 Pres.5 Senior Cvirls' Clee Club 6. RONALD MOU. Senior Play 5. JAY MORREN Boys' Glee Club 3, 4, 5. LI ICY MULDER Christian Service Club l, 2, 3, 45 Future Nurses Club 4, 5, 6. KATHLEEN NAGELKIRK Christian Service Club l, 2, 3, 4, 5, 65 Memoir Staff 5, 65 National Hon- or Society 6. MARY NOOR ,IACK NYENHUIS Pen and Quill Club Z5 Christian Service Club l, 2, 3, 4, 5, 65 Library Club Z, 3, 4, 5, 6 Vice-pres. 3, 45 Pres. 5, 65 Debate 3, 55 National Honor Society 3, 4, 5, 63 Emblem Staff 5, 6, Memoir Staff 5, 6 Ass't Editor. Tl IERESA NYHOLT junior G'rls' Glee Club 25 Christian Service Club 3, 4: National Honor Society 6. NORMA OLTHOFF Pied Pipers Club 3, 45 Christian Service Club 3, 4, 5, 65 Future Nurses Club 4, 5, 65 Senior Girls' Glee Club 6: Junior Choir 5. MARJORIE ONDERSMA Senior Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, A Capella Choir 3, 4, 5, 65 Camera Club l, 2, 5, 6 Sec. l, 25 Christian Service Club l, 2, 3, 4, 5, 65 Pied Pipers Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Music Club 5 65 Emblem Staff 3, 4, 5, 65 Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4, 5, 65 Fu- ture Nurses Club 3, 4, 5, 65 Parnas- sus 3, 4, 5, 6 Pres. 5, 65 Junior Red Cross 5, 65 Memoir Staff 5, 6. RALPH ONDERSMA Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. DONNA OOSTERHOUSE Junior Girls' Cvlee Club 2, Christian Service Club 1, 2, 3, 4. CHARLES ORLEBEKE Emblem Staff Z, 3, -l, 5, 6, National Honor Society 3, 4, 5, 6, Christian Service Club 3, 45 Memoir Staff 5, 6. SHIRLEY OSTERHAVEN Christian Service Club 5, 6. ROBERT PALMA Concert Band 1, Z, 3, 4, 5, 6: Pep Band 3, 4, 5 6: Emblem Staff 5 6: Senior Play 55 Hi-Y Club 6. ORVILLE PASMA Boys' Glee Club 35 Junior Choir 4. DALE PENNINU Baseball Team 2, 4, 65 Hi-Y Club 3, 4, 5, 63 Varsity Club 5, 6. . f'l'?wv1'w X 1 f f ,gif qw .i l F' I Qfgbyiv Q13 SW , Q x ,ft.i,QqQLuQ?Q?l ,, fa, f.,,gY.W1N,f . Wilt ,. 15.24 ' 'of , f 1r-ir -f'?f a.ff'L , ' alll is ' Q STUART PENNING Boys' Glue Club lg Junior Choir 3 RICHARD PETERSON Concert Band I, 2, 3, 4, 5, 63 Pep Band l, 2. 3 4: Class Vice-president 1, Z: National Honor Society 3, 4. 5, 6 Prey. 5, 6, Hi-Y Club 3, 4, 5, 6 Pres. 5, 6. ARDELLE POLL Christian Service Club l, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6: National Honor Society 3, 4, 5, 65 iunior Choir 3, 45 Emblem Staff 3, GORDON POLL Baseball Team Z, 4, 69 Varsity Club 5, 6. PEARL POTTER lunior Girls' Glee Club 4: Senior Girls Glee Club 5, 6g Future Nurses Club 4, 5, 63 junior Red Cross 5, 63 Chriwrian Service Club 5, 6. ANGELINE PRUIS illff-5559411 :Wwe-wi K DP V W' wif 1 1,19 1 gxyiwjfa, f , y . e asf? ei. ' 'fi C 'iii '12 . ,?? ? 5 ' inifi 'f 'pf,?'f15Jw. , 72551 LORNA Rl-IODA Junior Girls' Glee Club 15 Senior Girls' Glee Club 23 Christian Service Club 5, 65 National Honor Society 6. GARY RODENHOUSE NORVIN ROEDEMA NORMAN ROOBOL Tennis Z, 6. ROGER ROSEMA junior Choir 1, Z, 3, 4, 55 A Capel- la ghoir 6, Christian Service Club 5, . HENRY ROSKAMP Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, 5, 6. DONALD ROZEMA gladet Band 1, Z, 33 Concert Band 4, . 6. DALE SCAMEHORN JOHN SLENDEBROEK Boys' Glee Club 1, Z3 Student Coun- cil 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. ELAINE SLUITER Christian Service Club 1, 23 Nation- al Honor Society 3, 4, 5, 65 Future Nugses Club 4, 5, 65 Music Club 4 JACKSMANT Student Council 1, 2, Reserve Bas- ketball 1, 2, Baseball Team Z, 4, 6: Basketball Student Manager 5, 6, Emblem Stal? 5, 6 Bus. Mngr.3 Var- sity Club 5, 6. WINONA SMITS Class Treasurer 1, 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, 5. VIRGINIA SMITTER Christian Service Club l, Z, 3, 4, 5 65 Debate I: Future Nurses Club 5 6. MARGARET Snl-AAL Senior Girls' Glee Club l, Z, 3, 4 5, 6, Sec.-Treas. 5, 6, Christian Serv' ice Club 6, Music Club 6. ,IACK STEELE ALVINA STEICEENGA Christian Service Club I, 25 Pied Pipers Club 2, 35 Senior Girls' Glee Club l, 23 A Capella Choir 3, 4, 5, 6, Future Nurses Club 3, 4, 5, 6. BARBARA STEKETEE ,lunior Choir l, 1, 3, 4: A Capella Choir 5, 63 Christian Service Club 5, 6: Senior Play 5. MILLIE STERK junior Choir 1, 3, Christian Service Club I, Z, 3, Future Nurses Club 5. , -,, J. My , xl AQ ,V , A ew, gkleff, WV' am' VL r I fafgw 'll Q HE fW'f'f7' 4 f A, 9, nf? is f V V WN! ,TW,,,, Q 4, f l J 3 , 4 I I k I 'sw -he -I If is f f? 'Shi I , 5 'f'l f' TQ RONALD STI 'K Camera Club l, Z, 5, 65 Christian Service Club 3, 4, 5, 6 Vice-pres. 5, 6: Student Council 5, 6, Pres., Hi-Y Club 9, 6: Memoir Staff 5, 6. RAY TEITSMA Concert Band 1, Z, 3, 4, 5, 6: Bowl- ing I, 2. KATHLEEN TERPSTRA Concert Band l, 1, 3, 4, 5, 6 Sec. 3, 6: Christian Service Club l, 2, 5, 4: Senior Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-pres. 3, 4, National Honor So- ciety 3, 4, 5, 6: Student Council 3, 4. ELIZABETH TIMMER Cadet Band l, 1: Christian Service Club l, 2, 3, -lg junior Choir 5, 0. BE.-XTRICE TOERING Senior G.rls' Glee Club l, I, 3: Nai- tionul Honor Society 6. LOIS TORNGA Senior Girls' Glee Club I, 43 A C11- pellu Choir 5, 6. 4 A ,, YIKN 4, .,,2 A 4 , , rr - a a. 3 ww , if wk if , W, rr , .g giil lf ,tra A gy, f W 5-',f,lg5o'M14J l ll f fffyf 6 f l fxllll 2 UERALDINE TRUMPIE Christian Service Club 5, tt -IACK TULS Reserve Basketball 1, 1, Varurv Bas- ketball 3, 4, 5, 6, Class Treasurer 1, Z, 3, 4, 5, 65 National Honor Sn- ciery 3, 4, 5, 6: Memoir Staff 5, 63 Emblem Staff 5, 6. JOHN VAN BRI TGGEN Christian Service Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 65 Debate 5, 4: Library Club 5: Camera Club 5, 6. BARBARA VANDE BYL AUDREY VANDEN BERG Christian Service Club l, I, 3, 4, 5, 6, junior Choir 1, lg A Capella Choir 3, 4, 5, 6: Emblem Staff 3, 4, 5, 6, Feature Ed. 5, 6, Bowling 3. CHARLENE VAN DEN HERO Senior Cvirla' Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3, 4: A Capella Choir 5, 69 Chris- tian Service Club 5, 6. GARY VANDEN BERG ?oys' Glee Club 3, 4: Junior Choir , 6. ALLEN VANDEN BOSCH Cadet Band 1. ,lOAN VANDER l'lElDE junior Choir 1, Z: Senior Girls' Glee Club 3, A Capella Choir 4, 5, 6: juninr Red Cross 5, 6: Future Nurses Club 5, 63 Music Club 5, 6. ANGELINE VANDER KLOK ROGER VANDER LAAN Reserve Basketball l, Z3 Varsity Bas, kerball 3, 4, 5, 6: Varsiry Club 5, 6. MIKE VANDER LEY Boys' Glee Club lg Junior Choir 2, 35 A Capella Choir 4, 5, 63 Cadet Band l, 2. JEAN VANDER MARKT Christian Service Club 5, 6, Future Nurses Club 5, 6. A. JACK VANDER VUAL Camera Club l, Ig Cadet Band l, 1, 3, 4: Concert Band 5, 6: Pep Band 3, 4, 5, 6. MARJORIE VANDER WAL Junior Girls' Glee Club l, 2: Senior Girle' Glee Club 3, 4, Music Club l, Ig Christian Service Club l, 1, 3, 4, 5, 6: Bowling 3. BARBARA VANDER WEIDE Pen and Quill Club 25 Junior Girls' Glee Club Z, Junior Choir 3, 4, 5, 6: ghriitian Service Club l, 2, 3, 4, , 6. MAYNARD VANDER NXXEIDE LOREN VANDER NWERF Junior Choir lg A Capella Choir Z, 3, 14, 5, 6, Christian Service Club 32, 5 1 J fu- 'H i ,I illli' ' 'iff . at BETTY VANDER ZEE Junior Girls' Glee Club lg Senior Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, Chris- tian Service Club l, 2, 3, 43 Future Nureee Club 4, 5, 6. DOROTHY VANDER ZOUVVEN Chrixtiun Service Club 3, 4, 5, 6. HENRY VAN DYKE Buys' Glee Club 3, Junior Choir 4, 5, bg Music Club 3. lVlARll.YN VAN DYKE Chrivriun Service Club 3, 4, 5, 6, LOIS VAN EENENAAM Junior Girls' Glee Club 2, Senior Girls' Glee Club 3, 4, 5, 6, Junior Red Cross 4g Future Nurses Club 4, 5, 6, Trens. 5, 6. JOAN VAN HOUTEN Christian Service Club l, 23 Pen and Quill Club l, 23 Pied Pipers Club l, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3, 43 Senior Girls' Glee Club l, Z, 3, 4, Pres. Z, 3, -lg Class Secretary l, 25 Emblem Staff 3, 4, A Capella Choir 5, 63 Muiic Club 5, 6. I Ifx yivfflrf f T2 f MW! if SIP fW4 y NWJQM ii 1 FX 'D in ll ' A all 'il' 'QW M ll ix ' il'l6i' 4-in' K.i3'54um1i+llll, ' i 6 'wr V? , IM, 1, I- ? uri .' il 'H 1' . ' , '15 Twl'-r' f . it . ,,i m . Q ,H JAMES VAN KUIKEN Boys' Glee Club l. JAMES VAN LAAR ESTHER VAN MANEN Student Council 1, Z, 3, 4, 5, 6, Senior Girls' Glee Club l, Ig A Ca- pella Choir 3, 4, 5, 63 Christian Service Club l, Z. LEON VAN OS Hi-Y Club 6. MARY VAN PUTTEN Chgsrian Service Club l, 2, 3, 4, 5, . ARLENE VAN SLEDRIGHT Junior Girls' Glee Club lg Senior Girls' Glee Club Z, 3, 4: A Capella Choir 5, 63 Cheerleader 1, Z, 3, 4, 5, 63 Future Nurses Club 6: Music Club 6. THOMAS VAN TIMMEREN Boyi' Glee Club lg Junior Choir 2, A Capella Choir 3, 4, 5, 63 Varsity Club 5, 6, Baseball Team 2, 4, 6. MARCIA VAN TUINEN Christian Service Club l, Z, 3, 4, 5, lr. RONALD VAN VALKENBURG Pen and Quill Club 1, Z Sec., Chris- tian Service Club 3, 4, 5, 63 Hi-Y Club 5, 6: Emblem Staff 5, 6, Junior Choir 5, 6. DAVID VAN ZYTVELD Boys' Glee Club 23 Junior Choir 3, 4: A Capella Choir 5, 6. Y J VER X ATE B Arr' Glee lub 3, 4: A Capella oir55, 6i arional Honor Society , 4. r 1 v,, , N VNC, BARBARA VEURINK Junior Choir Z3 A Capella Choir 3, 4, 5, 6, Christian Service Club 3, 49 Memoir Staff 5, 6. H. JACK VISSER Cadet Band 1, 2, Concert Band 3, ' 3 4 4, 5, 6, junior Choir 1, -, , . GEORGE VISSER CARNELI. VOSHEI. CURTIS VRIELAND Christian Service Club l, 2, Concert Band I 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, junior Choir 4: A Capella Choir 5, 6, National Honor Society 5, 6. JOHN WARNERS Class President l, Z, 3, 4, 5, 6, Hi-Y Club 3, 4, 5, 6 Sec. 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4, 5, 6, Emblem Staff 3, 4, 5, 6, Memoir Staff 5, 6 Editor-in-Chief, Christian Service gzlub 3, 4, 5, 6, Vice-pres. 3, 4, Pres. , 6. CHARLENE WEEDA Senior Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Christian Service Club 5, 6, Future Nurses Club 5, 6. f-S 'K f w Xbnlivw i 'W fk-W WF , 'mtg Q. Q1 , i JS 'T' w DQ 'f 6 V, Mi ui f s- ' V I 1 f ' . 1 - ew f N7 . .f N.-1 t .. Silt Ai 4 'fe fi tiff ' af' 4' RFU-U Q xr fu ' 'iw ':Ix Cl' W c fiffn ,fi x .A M HNF gag Q r ' fo xg 4. qWmW,,.,' 1 I' fc K He- V, Quart, g, 5?-',?,rS,,,,:niN-pk r-W., 5111i Q I zagzar' ,, fmyfilzfa ,. SHIRLEY WESTENDORP Pen and Quill Club 1, Z, Christian Service Club 5, 6. ARLENE WESTRA Christian Service Club l, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, Senior Girls' Glee Club lg Future Nurses Club 5, 6. MARGARET WIERENGA Christian Service Club l, 2, 3, 4, Senior Girls' Glee Club 3, 4, 5, 6, Pied Pipers Club 3, 4. BETTY LOU VVIERSMA Christian Service Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6: junior Choir l, 2, 3, 4 5, 6. MARILYNN WIERSMA junior Girls' Glee Club Z, Senior gigs' Glee Club 3, 4, Iunior Choir MARCIA WORDHOUSE Senior Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3. 4, A Capella Choir 5, 6, Christian Service Club l, Z, 3, 4, 5, 6, Pied Pipers Club l, 2, 3, 4, Music Club 5, 6, Future Nurses Club 4, 5, 6, ,lunior Red Cross 4, 5, 6, Emblem Staff 4, 5, 6, Senior Play Prompter 5. u ng! , :ff tc! JM if W , ll uf wiv me it JM JM ww J M4 NN Agfff C 9 M m.,i..Lf,s221' ,. 'W ,,. fl, 5 5 5 iv ,:m.,,'Jfl,w 15.1, I. N A,,f::.e,Q, jf... ,.--J Eimfiik'1e -Q1Zf Q , lvfllilhk 5 Q f Q wfx7,.lNJ 'mfg -E! HW ff x.A9 JHu'ff M fxvw Ji 1' 'W ' w 1 V ,H 3!,.j- ,.ff,f,w 041 -M ,. ami ' Cf-1 , . 1 , - -W ' - ' ARLENE WORKMAN Cadet Band lg Concert Band Z, Z, 3, 665 Christian Service Club LEONARD ZAAGMAN Camera Club 5, 6 Pres. 3. 3. IRVIN ZYLSTRA Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. MARILYNN ZYLSTRA Cadet Band 1, Z, 3, 4, Concert Band 5, 6, Christian Service Club 1, 2, 5, 6g National Honor Society 4, 5, 63 Future Nurses Club 4, 5. 6. gf' f HVAQK f fN IM :,,, I 2 11 A ff-Q 1 A llJJffll3m. -QV af' gqfgiwfblg Nl C 'J 7 Q .lfvilfx ww vw 'f rffzfflf :I ' ' ,hw sv i' i ,. - 1 -- 1 - i,1r-,a14,w:r - H il, www, 'L , ff 1 -2 52' 1' , f Q A P,',,-?J'fW5'.z- . lla ., - X- -WWW ' 'q. fV ff7 f d 2- -- ' fit J P QJW' ' At 'f'-mf wiv 3 .. Lam avi' ,,,,jyj 'S fp' .5j.fMm2 , ,K ff ., 3-I, eg fffg5z,f3QwU?e-,yifjuglxfs hh Q Our program tonight marks the climax of our high school study, the apex of our Christian education, and this milestone is the greatest incident of the lives of each and every one of us. Yet, by referring to our graduation as a climax, we must not stop here but we must continue to go on, some of us to college, some of us into business, but all into the world, and with that venture we must stand as a light shining forth for our God. Our three years at this institution have passed swiftly. We all still remember when we entered this school as diminutive freshmen, with no idea of graduation or of the rapidity which would bring us to this event. As we reflect a moment upon our stay here at Christian High, We feel hon- ored to have been able no receive our preparation for life in a school which puts God above all and which features His divine will in every one of its subjects. This is truly a blessing to be prized. We have seen excellent Christian Characters and personalities displayed before us by our faithful and patient teachers. God has been good to us and we are grateful. And being grateful, We must seek to express our gratitude. Our God deserves the highest thanks for without Him we can do nothing. He hath provided us with this school and all that it stands for. We thank our parents, too, for their untiring efforts of sacrifice in order to make this experience a reality for us. We also wish to express our gratitude to the board, faculty, Mr. Post and all others so connected with this school who have helped to make this education possible. - Our class sponsors, Mr. S. Stuk and Mr. W. Vryhof, deserve our sincerest thanks for having guided us as a class through our years here. And you, the constituency of Christian High, also merit our thanks for your loyal and constant support. And now, as we pay these last tributes there is a mixture of feelings in our hearts. Indeed, there is a little sadness in bidding farewell, for we have formed many friendships with both teachers and fellow-students. We have also enjoyed many pleasant moments - moments and friendships which we shall miss. But there is also a joyous side, for, with God's help, we have finished an -education which prepares us for our future. May I say this to my fellow-graduates - that in whatever we choose to do, we can be assured of the promise contained in our class text - I can do all things through Christ who strengthenest me. May we all take that comfort with us as we depart into our respective paths of life. And it is our prayer that God may continue to bless this school in the years to come. JOHN WARNERS President of the Class of June, 1952 43 Jlllll0RS 'lass of January 1953 Standing - Joan, Joyce. Seated - Mrs. Haan, jim, Miss Ten Brock. Camera shy - ROL! Van Korlaar. Uur class has Finally reached its goal - that of being seniors. Now we can look upon the freshmen and juniors as we were once looked upon when We were under classmen. The fact that we are a midyear class, and therefore small in number, does not prevent us from having good times together. The lunior Banquet was a big suc- cess and everyone had their share of fun. Of course, much credit is due to our sponsors, Mrs, T. Haan and Miss S. Ten Broek, who have done so much to make our past two years at Christian High pleasant ones. President ..,......... ...... j im Van Kuiken Vice-president ..... Roger Van Korlaar AQ .X ecretary ......... ........ D loan Venema ' GX l reasurer ............. .....,.......................... t uvce Veltman X X was it Student Council .... .... B arbara Leisman, john Doezema eff 'V . ,ui f tw' if i i, Q f QNX Eg Q ' 'il T lx tk X K R rv V115 'il luf' ikafzzaffllltiltii 46 A. Alcvtk C. Burn D. Beneh M. Buren R. Bixhnp J. Burst J. Brummcl B. Bulkrma B. Darema H. D:-Hema I. Den Braber D. Dirmzu C. Dr Vries 1. Doezemzx W. Gmen S. Groorhuis I. De Hoek G. Hoekwrra I. Hoexum P Hoffman S. HCfXW'f'S'ff B. Ib:-nhof B. Karel J. Kazsma B. Kleinjans B. Leismnn M. Lucasse M. Meulsnberg H. Pipe W. Pruys M. Quiet I. Rusrsr C. Sreensrra L. Sreigenga C. Stub 1. Sruk D. Vander Jag: G. Vander Veen I. Vander Woude R. Van Korlaaf I. R. A. R. 1. I. M. D. H. A. R. D. D. M. Van Kunken Van Yalkenburg Ven-nstm Veensxra Vclrman Venema Verxluyw Verwv. Yoizel Vo. XVaIcmr Wkxting Wfierenga W'uudc-nberg 3 - ' ef, . X . X . 2, P wh. w 5' if A in M we ,, 3Kfiggg,, i BW if i . ar M J 4953. wh. N 15 ,: .ex I f W?M!'7f 'Q F V I .QI TZ -N: W Y xx .1 f , -fy 2, gwffg W, f fw5,f,11'A 6 . ' f : - - f ', 'MMIDWWP .fu ,xf f j' W., N , ,f . Hi . Hf f f mv C Qfff . M1 7 M ' 5 J '..-f' W. 6 'Jaxx' .,' ,W f.. hM,1yfWwg,m:, I Qgqfgggkmm Q ' 'A :mf ,zz '7 .SZ F if. 5 QQ e, 2 5 1 ' we .5 1 i 1 1+ 1 1 We '15 an QU? J. . ,nj-gllwq 'f i milf' .E 'ki it g X aff i FN 'Hifi ,y W. Class of June 1953 ,ii if 'Z 7' Left ro Right - Bernie I., Bernie Z., Mr. Vander Lust, Mrs. Ver Hoef, Mr. Booguart, Terry, Bill. As we enter our Senior year at Christian High, the Class of june, 1953 stops a moment to look hack on the past two years. Gur first day at Christian, our friendships, and our parties pass before our eyes. Yet, .our entrance into the senior class and into its activities will he the greatest event. A party at the Christian Reformed Conference Grounds and the junior- Senior Banquet were the two big events featured during our junior year. We Want to thank our class sponsors, Mrs. L. Ver Hoef, Mr. L. Vander Lugt, and Mr. P. Boogaart, for their very capable leadership of the class activities. President .......,.. ........ B ernie leltema Vice-president .... Bernie Zondervan Secretary ........ ........... T erry Zeeff 'I reasurer ............... ....................................... B ill De Vries Student Council .................. joyce Peterson, lean Datema Gordon Van Harn, Gordon Stukkie .X M117 1 QM ,- fd-m, 5 WV f 48 R. M D. Alba-rs C r . And e R. Baar j. Baker R. Baker j. Burenclacn M. Bcurc 1. Brwr D. Bomlaurd M. Burdum 1, Borsr A. Bm K. Bmma E. Buwchcr S. Bos. A. Boumn D. Buuma B. Bauman M, Brnyman D. Brmk R. Bruinckool E. Bruins D . Brummel P. Brunner H. Buisr B. Bylsma J. 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Highlights of the past year have been a picnic in june and a hayride in No- vember. We are looking forward to many more good times during our stay here. We would like to express our appreciation to our sponsors, Mr. G. Feyen and Mr. D. Stravers, for their assistance in our activities. President .... ..................... E d Start Secretary .............. .......,...... C arolyn Spanninga Treasurer ................ .............. A nne Vande Schraaf Student Council ...... ...... M ary Scholten, Ted Rhoda ll A rw Q if 'W Q 54 . A . . '11 .,.. .r ' 4 .v ' . . .,A, B. Basr E. Brower R. Browneyr: B. Brummel C. Brunger B. Cheadle C. Cnoswen PA De longs C. De Vries ' B. Dimelkoen , I 1. Durhler ff IC , R N. Dykema B. Dykstra V EQ 7. .5253 .Wg D. Fuhcr H B. Flierarm M. Gnwmun .- M. Huizcnga 1' EZ, H. llbrrnk ' X ' -5 l- loling In R. .loling H I, D. Kags B. Kooisrra J. Kuipcr B. Kunsr E. Mcyering M. Mol E. Noor 1. Nychnlr M. Oosrdyk T. Pusroor 1. Posrma R. Prinx B. Rcnlccmzl T. Rhoda R. Rirwema M. Scholrcn R. Schripsemn . I B. Seberry M. Sikkemn ' ' C. Spannimla -. N. Spnnnrnpa an ' E. Srurr 3 IN. Smrr . . . C. T:-lmun ' - 93 R. Vande Kieft W .25 L. Vanden Bosch H. Vander Ark 3- fi D. Vundcr Molcn ' la., r A. Vande Schraaf R. Vande Vuwsc 51. ,X-rn Duincn , . fun Hwurwn ' 1. Van Vzlllosknhurg Q E. Vcldmzin .QQ B. Vcr Hill 2 ' I C' Ver Menis I I ..,. 1- Vrrzh P. XV:-rallies A' ' M. Wfierxnuai 1. XVxersum W, H. XVildehwe ' 4. W. wwnkfl I r ' I ... A Asggl.. W ... ., .f 1 W .5 A ..5.:..g.555g, -:z -iv ...:. an 9 A. . ..', wg A, . ..... .... . I ::,E ...,., . r . ....' Q i .si if ,'.1 - 1' W ' ,.., -2 .Eff -V2' Q ,,..-: f .f . VM' 1 .,.- 1 .1 1., s .ff Q , J f 311 .,:: . f' 11 ' ' ..... ....., A JQBLR. 55 Sophomores :Q . 3 X ..., gf . ,..,,.,..,....., . X Y .. .sax N fe ff s 1' lllass of Juno 1954 y . rw: Clockwise - Amy, Dave, Mary, Bu::y, Mr. Van Dyke, Miss Blauw, Mr. Dc Haan. ln the first week of September, 1951, the record-breaking 337 members of the ,lune 1954 Class entered the doors of Christian High. At first everything seemed a little strange to us, but it didnlt take long for us to become a part of Christian High. Soon after we became acquainted with our classmates, we held our first class meeting. At this time, We selected our class ofiicers and met our able sponsors, Miss R. Blauw, Mr. M. Van Dyke, and Mr. Al. De Haan. During November, We presented a program of freshmen talent. Cf course, we felt highly honored to perform before the Lipper classmen. This program dem' onstrated that we possess a great amount of talent in our class. Our first year at Christian High, which was an enjoyable one, will soon draw to a close. We are eagerly looking forward to the coming years at Christian High. President ..,........, ..... B ruce Van Duinen Vice-president ,.,.. ........, D ave Walters Secretary ......... Mary Bykerlc lreasurer ........,......... ,..... A my Tiddens Assistant treasurer ....................,.,..,.............. Mary Hollander Student Council .,.......... Marcia Frieswyk, -lanice Vlfoldring ,5 Dennis Gabrielse Dennis Weideiiaai' rt' ' x Q 4 ,ix v A ' ,ul .1 - .53 f 56 Agsma Allwrg Aldcrlnk Alufi Ammcmul Andre Buns Brkkmr Buren Bin-fling Blmkpurt Bulr Human Burdg xx x k BL-my rdin: Bn. Bw Bmhm un Bmmun Br-:mu Bullwz r Hulxwmun Brumklw Brumqur Bunl-:emu Bunn Buirsn Bul frm.: Byku Bykurk Bylxmu Bylxmaz Conf-er Dumxrm IJ2ll1hUf Dc Bm r Dv Bm r Dfumu r DQ Ham rx Dc H im n Dc H u un Du Hu 11 n DL kklmlu DQ Kmker Us Lamps Us Lug: Dc Rum: Du YW DL X nu Du Yrlu Dc Yrlcx Dig lcm.m Dwmu DlcPSrru Dlkkux Dum Door Donrnhm Dmug Duimkrm Dyke Dykhnvuii Dykxrrzl Dykxrra Elzmpza Eniimil E:in1:a Ezmga Enmzu Fulwr Sophomores If I I... I V, iq, Q -5 A gi ,q,:. 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Vander Mtv Vander Floss: Vander Slnor Vander Tuin Vander Vcen Vander Wall Vander XVcide Van Dr-cal Van Duinen H. Van Dyke I. M B. B. J. M Van Dykcn . Van Enk Van Ham Van Hnurcn Van Hourcn . Van Houtcn R, Van Houren V . Van Hnuren K. Van Overlnop C Van Rees B. Van Slooten M. Van Spronsen A. Van Vels H Veenstra A V:-ldkamp R. Velrman A. Venhuizen R. Verhey J. Versrrarc C. Visser I- Visser B. Volbeda L. Vos J. Voss J. Vroon D. Walters L. Warmers M. Weeber Y. Weemhoff D. Weidenaar J. Wesrra B. Wesrrate R. Wesrrare C. Wever C. Wierenza D. Wierenga D. Wierenga G. Wierenga K. Wierenga D. Wiersma M. Wiersma T. Willems C. Vlillemstyn K. Windemuller I. Woldring B. Wolferr M. Workman S. Wusrman E. Wynalda A. Zuidema M. Zwyghuizen ' J M' M ff? TEM .2 C 4 A 3 V V '4 rr Fw .nf ful. ' 67:13 K ,f.:.f.:,, ' 7' X 'U Wk x xx f Mir ,f my X W M mix ' A Jw HQ.. . ,Mfr - z 14 'rf - I' ru - . fx. fx. 1 - , , Q W fl ,X EQ! mmf . , fr r v 132 -, Y V 'Q i A L i f r 'lm I I ,K . 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Cn the sixth week we held our selection of class officers and were introduced to our class sponsor, Mr. P. Boonstra. Now we are all eagerly looking forward to the time when we can he indepen dent juniors and then - dignified seniors. President ......... ..... D ave Tuhergen Vice-president ..... ..... B ob De longe Secretary ,.....,.. ..,.......... J anet Rhoda lreassurer ...,..,..,... .....................,......,..... N orma Van Dani Student Council .....,.. Roger Roskamp, Marilyn Posthumus ii 1 ' -J.,A.J..t 3,3 f u, i it i, el ,!',3if.Ql,i ,,, 'A' 'uv far, , W V .- My e. 64 D. Anema H. Boer R. Bouwman K. Buist Y. Burman G. Bushman M. De Fouw B. De Ionge B. De Vries 1. De Vries R. De Vries F. Diepenhorsr M. Doom C. Dykstra U. Dykstra M. Dykstra B. Francois F. Cveldcrlnos M. Goudzwaard A. Grasmeyer Bl. Gritter R. Huizinga M. jellsma R. jenkens P. jc-urink j. Keuninil Ni. Kooi H. Kouiker M. Kooiker L. Kuzee D. Lyzcnga I. Meyer G. Piebenga M. Poxthumv' F, Prince H. Ptuis J. Rhoda K. Sersma M. Smit M Smith H. Stuir N. Teitsma D. Tubergen B. TysQen N. Van Dam R. Vanden Akker R. Vander Laan I. Van Komen K. Van Leeuwen M. Van Noord I.. Vccnxrm M. Wfesrmaae M. Westrn L. Zylstra rw- 8 V if 45 ,,., ,A . 'ef .Ai irfz ' T 1- . rs .... Af- .,,..Y4 r i , K 522' U at . gi ' .-: , V vi r- YW! !! 'WX if .V 1 J ?Kv f jf Q ! 'WN-. . 0 7 -.gZf tr ' J' 'J ' if. Q- ' 'Wm D 7 ' .f KV' df? :I M , 1,E ,Vw 6 K ,Lixg f',- Iwi 135' WM. fiimq' , ' ' J K.. 1 ff ,1 H F 5' fi K H an M121 t'zi 'f,,,,' f f .f .W , f -X. -.4,,,,, ...rr , MM, A . ,,,,,, . ,,, .4 K YM ,wM4ff14 mV -- Za ' :,. kxg, ,I n' . ,.A, .i gli ,A ' Qf ' 5 ig f e www! ,hqggjf WMWK .Q V - jg , 'xt 2 ,X , xx K ,, is .Mu ' .cfwh YN - . f ., 1 -, . ,,., .I . , -,,! V' 1 - . x - Q N ,X , , R , ,,-. .J .K Q - .Q . , , A . , . ,S . L V . fx f L, ' -.HL 4 fy H, L - ' .-1 , ' , . K: '. LM 1 ' 2 v x I A4 1 :P '- ' , X ' ' ff 'f 47 K, ff X ., I . - .1 , X l, . ,A , , , , H -YN - . ' ' A A-.XA , , ' 1 ,' 1 - 'w 1 A N .t ' '- f U., Y 4 , I 4 2 , N .k I V 1 'I A., v i . - ' AQ- -z .R , - 1 m. X . . - , M , N . - . . x 'I ANA . , 1 ' v--H. ' x 4 s. x f, x 'I 1. , I V ' mm . w,. .U V .. I V5 - r . - x S 4 vw ft, R v 1..'Xr N a . . X A N STU ENT ITIIUZVFIL ik, A. l,otlt'rmiin, Mr. M, ll. DL-Vroomc, D. Xvridunzlalr. l'lrsr row -- K. ilerpslm, ,l. Van Dyke, li, Srl Suvond Row - U, Van llalrn, R. llrllmnul, IR- Nley, l7, Gulmt-lse, fi. Srukkia. Ihird Row - lf, Nun Mnntfn, l. Duthler, I. Uzlrtinu, XX oldrinp, M. Friuswyk, Ron Audrey, jean, Mr. De Vroome This year the Student Council is again under the able leadership of Mr. De Vroome. So far this year we have taken charge of one chapel, in which we showed a Thanksgiving film. Next We made up a point system which is to used to limit the number of oflices a person can hold during one school year. At present We are making a sur- vey of several students, and asking them what changes or improvements they would like to See in our chapel exercises. President ............ Ronald Stuk Secretary .... .... A udrey Lotterman Treasurer ..... ..... w lean Van Dyke 68 ATIO AL H0 011 0CIETY l-rrsr Ron i h. Slum-r, j. Dr- Young, C. lluercn, I. lioekzcma, C, Orlcbekc, R. Peterson. W. Beers, R. Bcukema, ll, Xander XX'zill, D. Peterson, XV. Smits, Hymn. bt-cond Row - l'. lhomas, D. Vcldmzm, U. W'lt'rs, M. Ondersmn, A. Poll, l. Hooizcwind, E. Englelsmil, M. Yan Lauir, K. Blocl-4, J. l'osrhuma, C. Hamsrrii, I. Kool, lxl. Zylstrri. lhzrd Ron - l. Nvenhui-, L, CJoud:w1ird, E. Houma, A. Kroon, D. Vander lam, I. Ycrsrrate. B. Engelsma. Y. Yun Herr, K. lerpsrra, XV. Bos, j. Hrmmws, j. Alols, S. Lrvnyermzl, A. Helder, l'ourih Ron i L, Plantimza, R. Vu-r1srru, B. lr.-ltemii, C. Vricland, C. Kceustm, R.jllumsrm, R. Crithoen, I. luls, l. XYarners, B. Zxlstm, C. Hui:em:a, XV. Bouwsma, R. Frirsma, R. Van Iurrcn. F Leadership, scholarship, and service. - To promote these is our aim. However, We would not be able to accomplish this without the aid of our sponsors, Miss H. Zandstra and Mr. Hoe- kenga. Our society is composed of a certain percent- age of the members of each class who continually receive better than average grades. However, all is not work With us for we had a party at the Y. M. C. A. this fall. Even the poor victims of the initiation seemed to enjoy themselves. We are looking forward to the annual spring outing, which usually provides a lot of fun. President ........ ........ R ich Peterson Vice-president .... ,.... C huck Orlebeke Secretary ......,.. ......... W ilma Beers Treasurer ..... ..... R uth Beukema 69 5 -..ar tea 5. 225535 Mr. Hoekenga, Miss Zandstra, Wilma Ruth Rich, Chuck EMBLEM STAFF LEFT - LITERARY STAFF Standing:-Miss G. Huitsing, A. Vanden Bern, D. Brummel. Seated-'R. l.':oersmtl, R, Bcukema. BELOW W BUSINESS STAFF Left ro rmhrflxir. F, Fisher, H. Dc jonge, Mr. J. De Borst, E Bouma, j, Smanr. I ...L ,. .fglf f'f.a..l First Row-1. Warmers, B. Kooistra, D. Brummel, R. Buukt-ma, R. Boerema, J. Smant, A. Vanden Berg, D. Veldman, lvl. Oosrdylc. St-cond Row-Miss G. Huitsing, B. Vander Meult-n, M. Knoop, G. Wiers, C. Wierenzzu, I. Gerritscn, J. Smith, K. Block, M. On- dersma, M. Grasman, Mr. F. Fisher. Third Row-R. Dykstra, I. Den Btaber, A. Helder, K. Kuipcr, M. Hollander, E. Vcldman, M. Koen, J. Hasper, M. Wtwrdhtstl-e, V. Van l lr:rp, T. Zecff, T. Pasroor, B. Sysrema. Fourth Row-B. Jelrema, R. Palma, W. Buwsma, J. Tuls, H. De jonge, R. Van Valkunbcrg, D. Swers, B. London, E. Boumu, J. Nyenhuis, C. Orlebeke. The Emblem staff for the 1951-52 year worked hard to give the students the best news and happenings in school life. The growth and development of the journalists hit a new high this year. Membership to the National Scholastic Press Association was renewed. Besides -editing a worthwhile bifweekly newspaper, the staff also contributed a part in other school affairs. Concessions at exam time, skating party, and paper drive provided entertainment for many, to say nothing of the second annual per' formance of Spring Fever. Miss G. Huitsing and Mr. Fred Fisher acted as advisors for the first semester. After Mr. Fisher's departure at mid-term, his job was taken over by Mr. bl. De Borst. The contributions of these faculty members were appreciated by the staff. 70 'r to Rxuhrfl. Nyenhuis, A-s'r Editor, A. Lorn-rm.nn K Blvtk 1llE1U0IR STAFF PHOTO branding - R. Sruk, J. Warmers. Scared -- lx. Nauelkirk, M. Undcrsnm, M. Vim Laur l LITERARY XY. Beers, C. Hamsrm, C. Orlrlwlce, I. Kool. BUSINESS I no Righr-D. llucxngh, l. Tuls, ll, Yturinlc, Xlr. l,. Konvndylt Faclllry Advisor, R, Grilliomn. Soon after we were selected to serve as your Memoir Staff, we set down two aims. Une-to get the Memoir out earlier than last year and-two-to provide you with one of the hest Memoirs ever. The first aim We have accomplished. Will you let us know if we have succeeded in the second one also? 71 DEBATE Scared f j. Nyenhuis, J. Monsma, V. Van Hem, A. Bos. Standing - XV. Grirrer, M. C. Ter Maur, R. Baker, K. Block. Rich, Vxfinebt-llc, jack, Arclith Our Debate Squad set a remarkable record this year. In the City League, the teams achieved eight wins and suffered only four losses. This entitled the squad to a chance in the District Tourna- ment. However, the more experienced Pontiac Debate Squad managed to subdue the Christian High debaters in the tournament at Battle Creek. Those who made the journey were Ardith Bos, Wiiiebelle Cvritter, -lack Monsma, and Rich Baker. This season the topic Resolved: That all American citizens should be subject to conscrip- tion in time of warn was debated. The squad wishes to thank Mr. C. Ter Maat, whose able coaching helped them to achieve such great success. We greatly appreciated his Will- ingness to devote so much of his spate time to sponsor and advise us. R SSUS Stated - l'. Haan, Miss H. Znndstru, M. Ondersma, C. De Hong, R. Bcukema. branding - T. Zeeff, K. Block, K. Kuipers, K. Groendyk, D. Vt-ldman, G. XVuers. The object of Parnassus is to promote the crea- tion and appreciation of good literature in Chris' tian High. For the furtherance of these objec- tives, Parnassus has given many worthwhile books to the lihrary and has contributed annually to the Literary Supplement. At our various meetings, we carefully read and critici:e the selections which We have Written. We have also studied various authors. We have had many pleasant times together and our meet- ings have proved to he very prohtahle to our Writ- ing. Peggy, Margt-, Miss Zundstra, Connie, Ruth President ........... Marge Ondersma Vice-president ..... ,..... C onnie De Hogg Secretary ......... ......... P eggy Haan Treasurer Ruth Beukema 73 .PL-. W W. N! fi alll-fifilcf-fx -,gfl 1 ,fEllxlh '?-6 PI G-PONG CL B Smndzng -- D. Huizinuh, J. N-,'eholl,, D. Helmus, Mr. De Borsf. Seated f D. Vander Molun, D. Boogaard, D. Faher, XV. Bouwsma. ,f. . fx xv.. .,l! if t -fi l. K. A txt ,S The chief activity of the ping-pong club, as might he expected, is playing ping-pong. The cluh meets on Monday afternoons after school. The meetings are generally informal. We express our thanks and appreciation to Mr. l. De Borst who consented to sponsor us this year. Dun V. M., Don F., Mr. De Horst, Xlffard President .......... ................. D on Faber Vicefpresident .... Don Vander Molen Secretary-Treas. ......... Warci Bousma 74 LIBR RY CL Lett ro Right - Miss K. Kroon, I. Nyenhuis, B. Nyenhuis, K. Groendyk, N. WUSYmklH, 1. Posrhuma, N. Laninga, XY. De Knrne, B. Ameraal, B. Vander Meulcn, I. Van Brumlen, C. Leugs. The purpose of the Library Club is to assist the librarian in various duties. Every member of the club devotes a certain amount of time each week to these tasks. Tuesday noon and bi-weekly after school, meetings are held to take care of various library problemsg the afternoon meetings include entertainment and refreshments as well as busi- ness. A hayride in the fall and at Christmas added to the members' enjoyment of the club. The club would like to express its appreciation to its able sponsor, Miss Kroon. Miss Kroon, jack Wilma, Berry, julia President .......... ............... I lack Nyenhuis Vice President ..... Betty Vander Meulen Secretary ........ .......... J ulia Posthuma Treasurer ..... ..... W ilma De Korne 75 XJ 1,. 1 tr, as ,fm ' lvl I ,,N.,-4 ,V ., .yt f X, ,X fm X' f fx 1' ,' .,r i , ,A ,. ,fl ,,,r,ff 'I il.. qc ' i 1 ,. . l x Us E NU SES CL ELEVENTH GRADE TXWELFTH GRADE President .... .. ..,...........,..... jean Datema President ..,...,..,.,,..,,.. ,...., B city Moelkcr Vice-president... ....,. loan Dun Brahcr Secretary... ,.....,... Delores Bmodman Treasurer.. .,...,.. .Lois Van Eenenuam f f, I I H. 1 A .M ,.,.1v yy , '-YJ H: H2 '-fi, f,, l'i ' 4 ' E .ii 5291, lo, . Vict--president.. ..,... .Joan Eelsingh :ecrerary .....,, , .,.... Jean Heynen Treasurer ...., .. ..... Nadine Cort TENTH GRADE President .,.....,.......,........,. Mary Scholten Vice-president ,,..... Gladys Wierengu Secretary .,....... ...,,.,... N iurge De Haan Treasurer .... .,.......,..,.... A my Tiddens Mary Scholten, Bt-ny Moelker, jean Daremu, Miss Zanclstra Mrs, De Mol, Mrs. Barts. Mrs. Venema The purpose of the club is to familiarize girls with the nursing profession, its necessary preparation, and the opportunities for service. Over 115 girls responded to the call. The club was then divided into tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grade groups because of the number which showed an interest. The essential features of this career have been shown in films and through guided tours of the hospitals, the Public Health Service, and local business plants. 'lihe group expresses its thanks to the sponsors, Mrs. Martin Batts, Mrs. I. R. Venema, Mrs. H. j. Kreulen, and Mrs. Richard De Mol. We also wish to thank Miss H. M. Zandstra, our faculty sponsor. T6 . UIVIIIII R D CRUS ' lst Row - M. Swanson, E. Undersma, G. Wit-rs, K. Groendyk, T. Zeeff, A. Hnlder, J. Vander Heide, lvl. Wirrsma, Miss L. Newcomb. lnd lion' - M. Uorr, M. Ondersma, 1. lliwkkmal, R, De Boer, D. Broudman, F. Dyke, S. Ranks, P. Potter, VL' . Beers. ird Row - C. Uckkingu, C. XVIL-ringa, C. Xxitvcr, C. Ver Mn-iris, F. King, K. Block, M. Moll, C. Posthumus, L. Boll, hi. Sclmlttn. 4th Row - Li. XXolma, Bos, H. Laurenbuch, I. Van Dual, lvl. Wtirtlhswxise, V. Van Hem, C. Teisman, I. Haspcr, l:. l.iIDIIl'1iJ1l, florist-ma, j. Peterson. This year the Red Cross Club has filled a chest which was sent overseas. The chest, having been made by Lee High School, was filled with school supplies and sports equipment. The club wishes to thank the various clubs of the school who have so generously donated articles to the chest, and Miss Newcomb for her most willingly given time and capable leadership. The purpose of the club is to help others. By sending the chest, we have created a feeling of good will with our foreign neighbors and we have also derived a feeling of satisfaction. President .....,.... Vice President ,... . Secretary .......... Treasurer ,.... gg Nunsmc- yy Camera Kmzsgcuili Ren C8055 Gram, Miss Newcomb, Terry, Kay, Audrey Terry Zeeff Kay Groendyk Audrey Helder M? .gj,.iy, fry, I ni,1,'f'f.fMe . Grace Anne Wiers il -f 'iwlfi 1' f iff 'VW Lf 1 if-A iii '? ie af fix T lilxiiliiigf fm? ,WWW fj 4 v if 5 o rx J Y 41 5 I ' VARSITY CL lst Row - D. Pcnning, R Boumnn, B. Du Vrlus, R, Bocruma, Bykurk, C. Ezinga, G. Poll. Inj Row f Mr. I. Boelsma, 'l, Van 'l'1mmurL'n, P. De Vriu, Smzlnt, B. Zondervan, R. Kunnen, R. Vander l.1i11.1, ll, Xviursma, Mr. XV. Vryhof, 3rd Row f A. IJ.-kkur, B. lhqrshot, ll. Pmznfn, P. Van Vlxcr, M. XVoudt-nberg, M. Huizinga, 1. Tuls, 1. Doezcma. The Varsity Club is a newly organized group which is trying to help further our school athletic program. It is composed of all major letter win- ners in the various sports. We have 24 members on list. Cur main pro- ject has been the sale of doughnuts during the lunch hour. We have also been sponsoring pep assemblies and have helped in the sale of paddle- pops at our basketball games. We Wish to thank especially our capable spon- sors, Mr. Vryhof and Mr. Boelema in bringing us through a successful year. Rog, Bill, Ut-rry, Chuck President ..,......... ..... R og Boerema Vice President ..,... .... B ill De Vries 'f-lilly 1 Treasurer ......... .... C huck Ezinga gg tl iffil--a .,,N Secretary ..... .,... G erry Bykerk X. Aiji I Il, ,V Q ff? 5 1 .,- . i . ,I T8 HI-Y CL l lsr Row - R. Van Dommelen, 1. De Hoog, E. Lamse, H, De Itmge, R. Peterson, B. De Vries, I. Doezema, D. Helmus. Ind Row - R. Van Putren, B. Bouman, I. Brumt-ls, S. Venhuizen, ll. Wotidenberu, B. jeltema, A. Feringa, IJ. Mnnsma. lrd Row - H. Yan Dam, B. lbcrshof, P. Peterson, R. Van Valkcnberg, D. Penning, R. Boerema. B. Bouwer, A. Dekker, D. De Vroome. -ith Row j N. Nordcloos, B. Kleinhekw-l,'B. Zondervan, D. De Mol, D. Buisr, R. Kunnen. R. Stuk, D. Wieringa. j. Wfarners, R. Nan Valkenberg. The Hi-Y Club, under the sponsorship of Mr. Hoekenga, has again enjoyed a very successful year. We have an enrollment of 35 members, with each member taking an active part in our affairs. Again this year we have taken part in the sell- ing of basketball tickets. We brought to our school a very well-known speaker, Mr. Kovacs, who spoke to us at a special assembly. We again showed good standings in our basketball league. To our president, Rich Peterson, and our sponf sor, Mr. Hoekenga, we give our heartiest thanks for a well guided year. President .......... Bill, Rich, Mr. Hoekenga, Herb, john Rich Peterson Vice President ...... .... I lohn Doezema y n ,- , . Gra f' A ii Secretary .......... ..... B ill De Vries , ,re.,, !JQ,l . J Treasurer .... .... H erb De jonge -4 79 l Y if .. . gm 7 71 yy 'EVN ll' G Y Y 'YL it SIL Seated Y' l. Hour. lsr Row f Mrs. l. llamn, NV. Poet-rs, 1, Van Houten, ,l, Vander llt-ide, l. Gurritsen, l'. llalan, ll. Heynen, M. Stholren, V. Yun llerp, M. Vifordhousc, R. Hculaemzl, C. Ver lxlcrrls. B. Vander Meulen. Ind Row - R. Vander Mcy, lf. Lanrinuu, J. Vim Du-ul, A. Bos, 1. Posrhumai. hd Row - l, Xencnm, D, Firoodman, l. ltlovkzcmn, K. lilutk, XV. llos, M. Omit-rsma, R. Dc Boer, M. Hoogc lmonw, A, Bouwmzm, R. Kml, D. Kuipers, IE, Sluittr, S. Rusrer, l.. Bolt, Marilyn. lline, Walma The Music Club has been very active this year. Wle have studied some of the major works in IULISIC. To raise money we have sold potato chips and Ukorn kurls every Thursday noon and we also sold paddle-pops at one of the basketball games. This money goes to buy records for the library. Much of the success of the club this year was dependent on the leadership of Mrs. Haan, our sponsor. ,'4ff'Qj 'ff' President .........,.. ,........,.,......., V lune Horst ,ex A '?f'..1. Vice President ..... ,.,. IN 'larilyn Hoogeboom if 35 SecretaryfTreasurer .,..........., Wilma Beets I Q Wil!! 80 CHRISTIAN VICE CL UB After Dr. GreenWay's departure in February, Mr. J. R. Bos filled the vacancy in the sponsor- ship. The purpose of the club is to better pre- pare its members for a life of full-time Christian service. For this reason C. S. C. conducts a series of chapel services each year and tries to have as many members as possible take part in them. The club held four meetings this year. At one of the meetings an interesting, inspirational Film called Cut of the Night was shown. This year the club will also hold its annual spring banquet and sponsor a hymnsing. Ron, Dorf, john, Pat President .........,. ....... V lohn Warmers Vice President ,.... ......,.... R on Stuk Secretary ........ .......,. P at Waalkes Treasurer ..... ..,. D orothy Dykstra LQ' U an w is rn X S X 1 xc ll WD l if X x 81 IN A PPREL'IATION THE CHRISTIAN HIGH LADIES CIRCLE Ihis year we are .observing the 30th anniversary of the Christian High Ladies Circle. It was organized March 21, 1922, with Mrs. B. l. lonkman as the first president. Some of the Charter Members are still active members of the Circle. The purpose of the Circle is to promote Christian fellowship among Women interested in the welfare of the school, and to aid it financially. We believe we have truly answered this purpose and have been richly blessed in this work. The meetings are held on the first and the third Tuesday of each month dur- ing the school year. Under the able leadership of our president, Mrs. Mulder, and Miss Zandstra our sponsor, we are enjoying a fine spirit of co-operation among the members and the school. We believe that this year has been one of the most active and interest- ing years of the Circle. Many thanks to our committees! Work Committee: Mrs. H. Bordewyk, Mrs. G. Start, Mrs. A. Vander Ley, Mrs. H. Vander Til, and Mrs. H. Kooi. Ways and Means: Mrs. P. Datema, Mrs. B. Kuipers, Mrs. I. Cramer, Mrs. N. Timmer, Mrs. B. johnson, and Mrs. G. Olthof. Hostess Dinner Committee: Mrs. R. Dornbush, Mrs. G. Buist, and Mrs. P. Haan. Mrs. D. Visser President ............. ....... Vice President becretary .....,....... Vice Secretary I reasurer .,,.... . ....... .,... . . Vice Treasurer Sponsor .......,... . Mrs. H. I. Mulder Mrs. G. F. Wieland Mrs. D. Visser Mrs. B+. Elhart Mrs. M. Houskamp Mrs. l. Z. Berg Miss H. M. Zandstra I 1 Q x - x ,I . s X , N q ' V 1 X t VK A -nm A X - ,, 1, 1 - 1 - 5 ' ' '1 V ,J ' . Y 4, A , 1 , , ! rw - in N ' 3 , if ' wx fn,-' yy' . f K ' t t I ' ., 1 4 + - 'X f I ', -u, 4 ,. 12 ' . 4 1 X , N K X- R' ' x . , -, 3 N X . . 1 5, V r - . ,, - I M, F X X ,Q xx N , I. ' xi ff ft A Ln l VA , W . 1 j W ,ml -X I hi N N g ,. , Q x X , N 1 L-'V '-. . - ., -1 f ' ' x . ' 1 X X f Q af f ' A CAP? ,, finals lst Row - L. lonkman, S. Schaafsma, B. Veurink, L. Steigengu, S. Geelhocd, L. jongert, J. Venema, D. De Boer, C. Dieleman, B. Steketee, M. Homerson, M. Holwerda, P. Thomas, j. Bnrst, P. Haan, A. Helder, J. Van Houren, W. Beets, 1. Datcma, R. De XVit. 'nd Row Mrs 'I' Haan M Ondcrsmu A Bran, A. Buuwman, L. Tornga, M. Hoogrboom, 1. Den Braher, F V. Xin Ht-.rp,.M. Whrdhintise, Ai Vimder Bregizen, A. Steigengu, E. Kuiper, Vander Heicle, A. Vanden Bs-rg, j. Heynf-n, A. Van Sledrighr, C. Vanden Berg, j. Bust, L, Meulendyk, L. Van Manen, A. Lorterman, R, Engelsma, 3rd Row - S. Slager, E. Lnntinga, M. Van Duinen, C. Leugs, D. De Vruome, C. Paauwe, M. Lindhout, l. De Nlcy, B. Bnuwcr, A. Dekker, R. Key, 1. De Hoog, B. Dt- Vries, E. Lamsc, B. De Haan, G. Van Ham, M. Kuyers, P. Uoulooze, J. Van Dyke, J. Hemmes, 1. Gerritsen. -hh Row - D. Kuiper D. Van Zvrvcld, C. Vricland, M. Vander Ley, R. Cvriflioen, V. ,Ver Meulcn, l.. Bylcrrli, P. De Vries, B.,Zofidsma, j. Calsherlvc, R. Boerema, L. Vander Wcrf, l. Van Timmeren, H. Diemer, 1. Grit, R. Van Valkenbr-rg, 1. Versrrare, j. Hubers. ,VWEQE , . -E x., S X ENS Q S fakiw S X KM 5 i .LX S55 :Eg . if 'rl Success comes form striving, achieving, and conquering. Each one of us has experienced this to be true. But much enjoyment accompanies our Work. Already this year the Choir has given a concert at Ottawa l-lills High School, sung with 'lihe Grand Rapids Symphony Orchestra, performed at the Christian School leachers' Convention, at the Lotus Club, at the Rescue Mission, at the ,lanuary graduation, and in the District Festival. But we feel the best times are still com- ing, such as the Calvin Choir Festival, the Spring Concert, and the State Festival in Ann Arbor. l am sure that each member considers it a privilege to Work under the cap- able leadership of Mrs. Haan, who has helped us to grow spiritually as well as musically. It is her enthusiasm that gives us the incentive to attain higher goals. lihanks also to Mr. S. Stuk, our faculty manager, and to the person who donated new stoles for the choir robes. President ....,...... .. Roger Boerema Vice-president ..... ...., G erry Bykerk Secretary ...,..... ........,.,.. L ois longert Librarian ..... ,loan Van l-louten 84 U IOR H0112 lsr Row f N. Olrhofi, R. Walrorr, B Vander Weide, P. Hinken, M. Wfiersma, M. Workman, M. Rose, B. Shocks. B. Vifiersma, D. Dekker, R, De Vries, B. Van Dyken, M. Lucasse, M. Sil-ckema, M. Grasman, C. Batrs, lz. Bloem. Ind Row-C. Ver Merris, V, Van Solkema, H. Wychcrs, E. Bnuma, J. Posrma, E. Van Til, D. Bcnes, T. Swee- dyk, D. Prins, B. Disselkoen, E. Vander Molen, C. Stoh, R. De Hoogz, H. Vogel, Mrs. T. Haan. 3rd Row - E. 'limm--r, CI. De Hoon, D. Jukul, H. Van Dyke, R. Van Dommelen, G. Vandenberg, L. Vos, M. Lucas, D. Mulder, D. Kui:ema, N. Talsmu, J. Voctberg, A. Waterloo, M. Huizingu, B. Fcyen. 4rh Row - N. Nnnrdelos, D. XVicrin2a, H. Van Dam, B. Lgdon, P. Brunger, R. Rosemu, G. Doombcs, J. jan- ma, B. Yander Wal G. Konyndylc, R. Van Vall-cenbcrg, B. Niewenhuis. lhe junior Choir, although principally a training choir, has performed on rwo occasions this year. We sang in the concert at Qttawa Hills School on ,lanuary Z2 with the Senior Choir, and we also participated in the Spring Festival at South High School on May 9. President ,.......... .... - lim Ruster Vice President .... .......... B ill London Secretary ......... ......, N ancy Ludwick Librarian ..., Marcia Xxfordhouse 85 LJ w a l A I X lyiazw Wild Q E D 75 K V ,QQ wg EQ' Y SENIHR IRLS ,EE CL V .X N. Sfager, A. Peterson, N. Laninga, P. Vander Schuur, M. lsr Row - N. Vander 'lill, C. Doornbush, S. Boss, Staal, B. Vander Meulen, P. Porter, W. Hyma. jongerr, A. Bos, M. Ensing, M, Kerksrra, M. Ind Row - Mrs. T. Haan, E. Dir-phuis, D. Albers, M. Fryling, H. Berkompas, N. Korrman, l. Minnema, M. De Young, D. De Wit, E. Bosscher, R. Wolmcrs, H. Vander Ark, M. La Grand, J. De Young, D. Wiersemzi. .ird Row - S. Veldcrman, S. Herweyer, F. Dyk, j, Bal-ter, M. Monsma, E. Engelsma, M. Van Spronsen S. Hoogc-boom, R. Kruithof, N. Viflebtrngai, W. Bos, E. Dykstra, M. Wieringa, D. Veldman, G. Wiers. S. Rusrcr. -lrh Raw - XV. Nagclkirk, L. Van Eenenaum, D. Broodman, A. Huiztnga, ,l. Faber, K. Block, M. Bylcerk, K. Bnsma, lvl. Moll, M. Wit'rtnga, V. Heemstra, R. Vander Mey, E. Rensenbrink, B. Vander Zee, L. Bolt, M, i-fgewvk, 5 H..t.re.i.-. rl he Senior Girl's Glee Club, directed by Mrs. Haan, received a superior rat' ing at the District Choir and Glee Club Festival, which was held at South High School. This qualified us to enter the State Festival at Ann Arbor. We had the honor of appearing before the Southwestern Music Teachers' Conference in Ann Arbor December I to demonstrate the way in which a Glee Club should sing. It is our sincere hope that the Senior Girls' Glee Club will continue to stand as a tribute to Christian High in future years. President ........... ........ D elores Veldman Vice-President ......... Suzanne Velderman Secretary-Treasurer ............... Peggy Staal Librarian ................ Norma Kortman Mr XX W iss QQA ASQ , jk i 'Q .git ' ki f 1 X rims jf t. it lil? ,wfjefg tfllfwm. if 86 SIITAL .ENSEIUBLES fe CLARINET QUARTETTE V. Srww. I. Cmmvr, K. T--rpqra E. X'Y'xndemuIlf'r BR.-XSS SEXTETTE I. Rust:-r, B. Klaver, C. Ynelund. BI. Wolldexmbcru, E. Boxmun, R. Pen-nun MIXED QL7AR'I ETTE CORONEI TRIO I. Darema, I.. Vos, R, Griffioen, C. Smmnin .1 M. Bykcrk, N. Talwmu R. Lu Bur: 87 BOYS QUARTETTE R. Criffmen, V. Ver Mculen, R. PL-renon, T. Van Timmercn SAXOPHONE QUARTETTE R. Palma, D. Brink, 1. Vandrn Beige, R. Brummel GIRLS QUARTETTE J. Vcnema, E. Lanringa, j. Den Bmber. A. Lmtcrman fl 'ERT BA lst Row - V. Smart, A. lxroon, J. Cramer, 1. Van Kuiken, J. Vmon, A. Siu,-rdema, j. Kuiper, j. Visser, B. Moclkcr, C. Hecren, B. Ballast. Ind Row - R. Vander Plorg, Van Viillceiilierg, A. Vlorlcman, D. lirllmmnl, M. La firaind, C. Kcugsrra, C. Vrielund, P. Baker, Pr. Kooiengii, li. Start, H. DL' longn, M Yu lloer, K. 'l'L'rpstra, R. Hcmns, lf. XVinde- milltlngr, Fgilslrci, ll, IL Xfrin-sl 3rd Row 4 F. Van Burvn, D. Fiilwr, K. Cirocndylc, R. Ensing, R. Ondersma, E. Kuizcmai, A. Huertii, N. Start, Bl. Dwyer, R. Karel, R. 'lc-itsmai, D, Roicma, B. llouth, D. Stvaninga, R. Grillioen, R. Palma, D. Brink. P. Buiten. I. Vanden Beige, l., Vander Til, H. Kramer, B. Hnlst, N. lie Haan, S. Bos, P. Van Vliet, C. L55 Wfjr. Hu llgrgrvvun, 'hh Row - J. Rustur, B. Kluver, R. Lu Holtz, D, Piuist, R. Bishop, Cf. De Vries, B. Bishop. lvl. Xllloudt-nlurg, R. Brummel, M. Lurus, R. Van Korluar, D. W alrurs, E. Busman. branding - R. Bos, M. Zylstra, A. Kfammt-nga, Mr. H, Gu-nits, B. XX iursma, j. Yandrr Wal, R. Srripscma, lhe Concert Band has grown this year in laoth its musical and social attain- ments. We marched again this year in the Tulip Time Parade in Holland and We put on a marching exhibition in the Civic Auditorium at the Home-'coming Game with Holland Christian. Besides presenting our annual Fall, Wiiiteit, and Spring Concerts at Cttawa Hills High School, we also participated in the District Band Festival, the Memorial Day Parade and played at the Union Game. 'lhis past fall the hand moved into a house next to the school hecause of the crowded conditions which prevailed at the school. lhe hand is extremely grateful for the enthusiastic and patient direction of Mr. H. P. Geerdes Who, not only devotes himself to the hand as a whole, hut also regards the needs of the individual player. Our officers are: President ........... Roger Griflfioen Vicefpresident ..... . .,.,. -lim Van Kuiken Secretary , .....,. ,.,. K athleen Terpstra lgliiif lreasurer .... .,.... , ..., C al De Wit if - - - fi! f,tv2gL5.g -.Q Librarian .,.. .. -loe Qramer .ii-'fi 'il 1- i l i ,',, Fgqiliigl'-' , SS CADET BAND lsr Row - M. Klomp, ,l. De Vos, J. Gronski, B. Kooistra, R. Boshoven, M. Workman,, R. Lankheet, K. Wierenga. C. Van Ref-s, G. Huizimza, M. Cooper, l.,. Dykhouse. Ind Row - I. Hasper, B. Start, R. Veenstra, D. Swets, D. Vander Ark, P. Rotrschafer, M. Nyenhuis, R. Meden- dorp, J. Critter, B. Ameraal, W, Uriffioen, M. Holwerda, D. Vander Laan, B. Langerhorst, N. Christians, B. l erf-fsfvn. G- Sfulckie. 3rd Row - K. Ten lilshof, R. Kok, B. Ritsema, H. Woudenberg, B. Brouwers, R. Buiten, H. Bordewyk, B. Londervan, Mr. H. Gee-rdes J. Schneider, C. Cnossen, R. Verhill. The Cadet Band is Christian l-l1h's second, or training band in which most high school freshmen play before being admitted into the Concert Band. lt is di- rected by Mr. H. Cweerdes. 'lihe band is composed of thirtyffive members who meet in the Band House every third hour. ln February Mr. ,l. Van Dyke, a student teacher from Calvin College, came to help out Mr. Geerdes. The Cadet Band made its first public appearance in March. We presented a few numbers before the Concert Band's performance. We also played at the Christian-Godwin game. A special assembly was given by our band on April 24. We are all working very diligently under the leadership of our two able di- rectors and we are hoping and Working for the day when we can enter the Con- cert Band. ilihe officers which we elected at the beginning of the semester are: President ........... ..... C asey Cnossen Vice-president .... ....... R on Peterson Secretary ........ .... R uth Boshoven Adjutant .... .......... K en Ten Elshof Librarian .... ..... B ernard Langerhorst ' ,AN in , . 1-N ., is .lf 4 5' L may Qs -Z!-if 89 ty WT fry if Qtr- K f. ., 2.- 'r v. 1 'S 1-Yjfiww Q, 4.AV. 0 X ATIILFTICS BASEBALL ln Front-G. Poll, G. Bylcerk, B. Kocnes, W, Bouman, H. Brten, R. Buuman, 1. Dc Mey, B, De Vries. lzmdmg 4Conch l. Boelcma, N. Nonrdcloos, K. Rirzema, R. Kiinncn, j. Ncwhouse, C. Ezinga, D. Pcnmng, D. Rop. HN With a team of veterans reporting for action, the baseball prospects seem to be shining brightly. 'lohnnie De Mey and Ron Kunnen have been bear- ing the bulk of the pitching burden so far, with ,lohnnie having turned in two one-hit perform- ances and Ron sporting a low .93 earned run average. Thus far in the campaign the boys are resting in second place having won three games and lost two. Kunnen and Chuck Ezinga are leading the batsman, each holding an average slightly over .500 at this Writing. Much credit for the success of the team is due to Coach ,lack Boelema for the manner in which he handles the squad. The boys also co-operate by being present at all the practices. A: ,,, W ww ., v--, -. f' ,I W 2 ' ,fm - - 1 FW , f ' ' 29750 , 5 ' ' V ' 'L' WF'-Wi? ' 5 Y' fSlx5f2'5f? 5 5 w1:1fwWffQ7f'1 flf T .spaillm ' ' ' ' N2 ' mf 2 , , , Y IK gf N5 '92h2XiWf jff J.'f'iW Vw ' y E ' 6 Mi., 'ff . 'Q Q? ' 1 M wwf 'H ' if Emi Breen ,W . M I Sewmd was ng 1 I-M1 Field, 1 'JQ M1-ff M ' , 1' ' f. .2 W, 3-. , ,W AV 5' W f- ' - ' A ' ' xx X V .1 5 ,. I , -I 6 A A xx H . E, f 4 , ' A J ,.,. .. 5 1 ' 1 f Y'--v....w 2 5111 D-2? Yrievzs . 3 5l2OT1S 4-39 as., - K A Bale Fanning Bestar F121 1 1 2 1- 5' J A 'P 3 f X 3 1 'Y 'J' 1 ,Q ,P -2 Jam De my Xa M - 4. 91227512 if 44' Piieiif Field. ' 'I V 1' 7 2 ,,,, I p f We Q , .: , .::1'i'- ' ..., , z , , V MLW 4 , 01 fgme Q fy' ,, . 9421? f 'Z'?LiI'C Bam: M, RA' ya..-X .I:l:VA.:,V,. ,.,, F1-916 X Eaixxgja Catch ex' ioerxei Fiicfnifr ,WA s f EGG' TBOEMM K0 1 SIHQLES X' ' t ,ol if d at fx, ao. 1 mamma qi W lxxfx 'ff N f 'AX iffy f Xxx ff K X, r ' ,f . XX , X xx fji 1' XX V J X XV' some :mmm ssc. 1 :momma if J, Y XX, Jfimt mama. ' X EG, 2. BIIQGLETS xxyf sr l,ult to Riglirffli. llocrurna, vl. Cialsliet-ls, l. Um-:ani.i, ll, Prliilvn, I. llc Ili-og, li. Vander Wal, N. Roolw-il, li, Knoistia, ll Klnzcma, ll. litummtl, li. Yan l'uiii'n, Nlr, L. Koiixmlylc. TENNIS Twenty tennis candidates answered Coach Konyndyk's call for players. However, there were only three veterans in the group. Thus many rookies are filling important positions in the start- ing line-up and C,fhristian's tennis sucess in the next flew years look promising. So far this year Rog Boirema, lohn Doe'ema, and Norm Roohol have heen playing the singles matches, and the com- W l l l hinations of Paul Buiten-lohn Clalslweek, Bill Kooistraflluane Kuizema, and Bob Vander a -U o in De Hoog have heen filling the hill as the doubles teams. The team has played three matches to date, whitefwashing Union CPO, Winiuiiig over Holland Christian, and tying South, Wg hope to continue this record and hring Christian some prestige in this sport also. rpm, mmm X I Aiea if wt, .fix X. W-V 251353 'fIGY.J:.f'?f33IH5 M rymwt-ff, -mn! - Xl. XY1-iidtyqbtrg, H, Dt Iongt. Smmling i R. Ezinga, Mr. A. Davison, B. Zondervan, A. Dekker, B. lhersho GULF Coach A. Dawson reports that the golf spirit is on the upswing here at Christian High, and each year he has more boys trying out for Z1 position on the team. The squad, headed hy Al Dek- ker Mike Wiwudenherg, and Bernie Zondervan have played only one match as et, losing that to N l . . , . . . . . . . Catholic, this 'ear s Title Favorite. The ho s are awaiting the further matches with optimistic en- . 81 K ,, . Y. , rhusiasm and hope to 'go places in the regional tournament this year. COJLGH ' WS VRYWOW 5. 1' . I ,X 1 .Q . .J.'u.'? -.JK .... - 1 SAM ZZ-SE? ff .f my .. 1-Kmawwu ff' JM' 4' .,..,,,k CfF1T mf 1,3 ,M .www Cl TY CIIA BIPS Christian 33 - Holland Christian 32 The team played before a capacity crowd at this, our Home-coming Game, sponsored by the C-men's Club. The Eagles put in the ini- tial bucket and pulled away to a half-time lead by a Z0-13 score. However, Holland Christian began to roll in the final canto and, paced by Diekema and Schruer, trailed by only one point with a minute left to play. But effective stalling tactics won the game for Christian by a score of 33-32. Christian 25 - Union Z7 After Winning eight in a row, we dropped a heartbreaker to Union, 27-25. Neither team played up to ability in that tense defensive battle- High point men were Stuart of Union and Bykerk with 9 each. Christian 45 - Creston 20 Christian looked like champions in this one. Combining smooth offensive play with an air- tight defense, the Eagles easily took the game from Creston, 45f20. Bernie Zondervan and Dupe Vander Laan led the balanced attack with 13 markers apiece. Half-time score was 22-13. Christian 38 - Union 35 Christiain got revenge plus a share of the city championship by handing Union a 38-35 licking. A last quarter spurt gave the Eagles the victory after trailing throughout most of the game. Chuck Ezinga scored six points in the last quarter and led all scorers with 12. BASKETBALL RESER VES Firsr Row - D. Meyers, j. Hee-res, T. Newhof, M. Roskam, D. Kuizema, R. Van Duinen. Second Row - R. Spaak, R. Roskamp, B. Bouman, R. Blaclcport, J. Vroon, D. Rop, D. De Vries. lhird Row - D. Gabrielse, WI Vanden Berg, B. Kooisrra, R. Brummel, R. Vander Laan, D. Tubergen, Mr. P. Boogaarr, Coach. The Reserve Squad did not finish the 1951-52 campaign in first place like the Varsity, but we did compile a formidable S-4 record which was good enough for third place in the Second Team League. Beside having fun, we gained the neces- sary experience which will better help to equip us for the coming years on the Varsity. The Reserves were in contention for the League Title until we were edged out by Central, 4645, at the close of the season. As a team we would like to express our thanks and appreciation to our coach, Mr. P. Bogaart, who played every game on and off the bench as hard as we did. We would also like to thank our capable student managers, Bernie leltema and Rus Oudbier for their fine work. At the close of the season, Coach Boogaart presented three awards. These were won by Dave Meyer, voted the most valuable player, to Dave Tubergen, voted most improved player, and to Bill Bouman, who sported the best free throw average. 99 7-1 .EN'S ULU Lett to Right - Maurice DL' lunge, Assit Sur.-'lrt'as.g Bill Xliliirst, l'rcs.g James Swan, Seng Clarnnce Kooi, Vine Pres, Kfamcm shy f Kun Bylsmxi, lircas. lihe Christian High Cflvletfs Club is composed of former male students of Grand Rapids Christian High School who have been awarded letters as members of varsity squads in the varsity sports. lts fourfold expressed purposes are: stimulate alumni interest in the schoolg promote the school athletic programg encourage athletics in related schools: foster an Uespirit de corpsn among former members of varsity squads, lihe C-Men's Club broadened its activities this past year by promoting the Alumni-Varsity-Faculty basketball game as well as the annual Spring Banquet and Homecoming game. 100 CIIEERLEAII RS STU ENT MANAGE ff , B15 s ie STIIWENI MAN.-XfilfRS Standini: e l. Sniant, ll, lk- louse. Scared i R. Olidlvur, B. lelrn-rn.i. CPIEERLE.-XIJKRS Ciirls f- ,l. Durhl,r, X. Yan Sledriuhf, Xl. Yan llouren, Lf. XY'olm.i, D, Dylcsrra. Boys - B, Vile-rsinii, l. limmt-l-, KVI, X411 Hiirn. Wife, the cheerleaders of the past season, have attempted to fulfill our posi- tion to the best of our ability. XX7e Wish to express our appreciation to the coaches, teams, and pep band for their continual co-operation. We also want to thank you, the student body, for your excellent support which you have given us at our games. NVe hope that the school spirit, which was demonstrated anew this vear, will continue to reign wherever and whenever our teams may play. We, the student managers also wish to say that we have enjoyed our duties even though many people may term our task monotonous. We hope that We have been of service to both the coaches and the team members. lOl FO0TBALL ,ge- :' .5 ,:n-5-my-:..,: ggi, 3'-'33 U 3-V A , .,... 4 ,X r 5 ' .. N fb? :SJ ,,. H: E 4 ft., x 'J M? A f 1 9 Q Y 1 nz , f 5 , S f ' ' 5 A :.,. M, 'S The Schedule Completed 1951-1952 SEPTEMBER 7, 8-Back to the grind - Registration - Books - Schedules - Lockers - Oh, what confusion! 9 - First day - Freshmen, Freshmen and more Freshmen. 10-Chaplain Dick Oostinink from Korea spoke to us in chapel about the hor- ribleness of war. 12 - First chapel talk of the season - Why Are You Here? - Dr. Greenway 13 - Mr. Dornbush addressed us on the subject of Chapel , 14-Our special music for the week was a piano solo by Leon Plantinga. 18-Rev. A. Vander Puy gave us an insight into his work at Quito, Equador. 19- Dr. Greenway's chapel talk of the week was Price of a Laugh . 20-Mr. Feyen ,asked the embarrassing question, physical and spiritual, How Much Do You Weigh? 24-Mr. Carl Rietsma recently returned home from a trip to Europe spoke on The True Church . 25 -Rog Boerema told us of his experiences at the Wolverine Boy's State. 26-Dr. Greenway's chapel talk inspired us to Blow our Bugle. 27 - Mr. Fisher presented to us the ideals of Christian Charity. 28-Miss Tenbroek provided us with a musical treat in the form of an organ solo. OCTOBER 3-Dr. Greenway - Machine Age Christians 4 - Mrs. Haan pointed out to us the significance of a Mustard Seed of faith. Rev. Vander Puy came back in the afternoon to show us the pictures of his work in Equador. 9-Rev. H. Venema inspired us with the message Seed By The Way Side . In the afternoon those riotous firemen gave us a blow-up demon- stration. 10 - Dr. Greenway asked us What Did You Make Of lt? We found the answer in the report cards we received throughout the day. 11 -Mr. Hoekenga's chapel talk - Almost . 17-Mr. Eugene Callender, a Negro Calvinist, impressed us with his strong re- formed convictions. IS-19-No School- Hurrah! Teachers in the benches for a change. They had a convention. 23-Movie shown by Mr. Wm. Chapman of the American Home Bible League. No Other Refuge . - Dr. Greenway instructed us about setting up a perfect home. -Miss Huitsing wondered whether our definition of love and success was found in the Devil's Dictionary. 26-joan Van Houten played two piano solos for us in chapel. 29- Dr. A. Christian Weiss from French Morocco spoke to us on Mohammedanf ism. 30 - Mr. Walter A. Haman, former secret service agent, addressed us on his work as personal bodyguard of Presidents Roosevelt and Truman. 31 - An Open Bible was the subject of Dr. Greenway's message. NOVEMBER 24 25 1-Rev. Arthur johnson spoke on the subject You Can't Hide From God . 2 -jack Elkema gave his testimony about his life in Korea. 7-Freshmen Talent Program - Some excellent musical ability shown by the Freshmen. 8 - Miss Kalsbeek's chapel talk - Think S-Brass Sextette played a medley of patriotic hymns as our special music. 12 - C. S. C. chapel- Bernard Jeltema spoke to us .on preparing ourselves for the end of the world. 14 - Vacation! Teacher's Industrial Day - What fun to be free for a day 105 The Schedule Completed 1951-1952 15 - Miss Knott's chapel talk Words Fittingly Spoken 16-Girls Quartet sang two numbers for our Musical treat of the week. 19 -jack De Vos spoke about his experiences in the Marines. 21 - Student Council Chapel -jean Van Dyke's talk was Grace for Gratitude and a film was shown Everyman's Empire . ZZ-Z3-Thanksgiving vacation. First performance of Lavendar and Old Lace .We won our first game with East! Score - 31-28. Z8- Whose Goat Are You? was the question asked by Dr. Greenway. 29-Senior Girls Glee Club sang for us noday. 30-Mr. Konyndyk's chapel talk on Love and Marriage . Alumni Game. What fun was had by everyone.-Did you recognize your teachers? DECEMBER 4-Rev. C. Vander I-leuvel spoke to us- The New World . 6-Midweek chapel talk You Can't Blame Me . 7 - Miss Newcomb spoke on her personal experience as a Christian. Christian vs. Ottawa. How the coach did sweat! ll - C. S. C. chapel-Betty Volbeda spoke on Christmas', Won Creston! Scor-e -- 45-20. 12 - Dr. Greenway's chapel talk about God's signs of stormy weather. 13-Facglty day chapel led by Mr. Stuk on the subject- Shelter from the torm 17-Rev. Bast of Bethany Reformed Church told us that indefinite knowledge is definite ignorance. 18-Rev. Mc Carrol of the Moody Bible Institute presented the breath taking film 'gl-lidden Treasures . 19 - Special music presented by john Kalsbeek who sang The Holy City Z0 - Chapel led by Miss Ten Broek- The Christ of Christmas . 21 - Our Christmas Chapel-Film shown on the Vienna Boys' Choir. Z4 -Christmas vacation began. 28-We won our Home coming game with Holland by 1 point! JANUARY Z - Vacation over. Dr. Greenway introduced us to our motto for the year Lord Teach Us To Do Thy Will For Thou Art God . 3 -Chapel led by Mr. Vander Lugt, Merit of Resolutions . 4 -Dr. Greenway reminded us that we shouldn't waste food. 7 - Rev. johnson spoke about Redemption from the Curse . 8-We sang old hymns of the Church led by Dr. Greenway. Seniors had their robe measurements taken. 9-Everyone looked their best today. Memoir pictures wer-e taken. 10 - Mr. Van Dyk spoke about the devil's weapons. You give an inch, and he'11 take a mile. 11- Marilyn I-loogeboorn played an organ solo Evening Star'1 14- Mr. Fisher spoke on The Christian and the World'1 15 -Dr. Greenway's last ch.apel with us. We sure will miss him in the future. january graduates last party while students at Christian High. 16 - Senior farewell chapel led by class officers. 17-ZZ-Exams! - Cram, Cram, Cram! Refreshments sold by the Memoir Staff. We lost a heartbreaking game with Union. 22 - Choir and Glee Club program at Ottawa. Z4 - Graduation. 2829 - Registration, Lin-e-up for Books, etc. 29 - Beat Ottawa 54-35 30-The old routine begins again. Rev. Faber is with us this semester to take over our chapel services. 106 The Schedule Completed 1951-1952 31 -Rev. Faber spoke on Press Forward, and Forget the Things That Are Be- hind. FEBRUARY 1 - Girl's Sextette sang in Chapel. Beat Catholic 46-26. 5 - Ping Pongs taken. 6-Rev. Faber's opening chapel talk of the semester, We Are What We Eat . 7 - Mrs. Ver Hoef spoke on God is My Light, Salvation, and Strength. 8-Dan De Vries played a piano solo. Pep Assembly for the Creston game which we won. 12 - Christian Service Club conducted chapel. Leon Plantinga spoke on Indivi- duality. We had a movie on the Western Pacific Railway entitled Des- tination, America. 13 - Rev. Faber delivered a message on Lincoln, a Man of Ideals . 14 -Faculty Day. Mr. Vryhof spoke on Denial of Christ . The Hi-Y sponsored an assembly with Mr. Kovacs as a guest speaker. 15 -Beth Ritsema played her violin in chapel. Beat Central 52-36. 18-Eugene Rubingh, winner of the Peace Oratory Contest, delivered his prize- winning oration, The Whip is Raised . 19 - Dr. Edward Masselink spoke on The Qualities of Greatness in the Kingdom of God . Defeated South 58-37. 20-Rev. Handlogten gave the mid-week chapel talk on The Great Emancipa- tor. 21 - Miss Zandstra's chapel talk was on the subject George Washington. 22-A movie on youth talent. Roger Bruinekool played his accordian. Union met their Waterloo as our team defeated them 38-35. 25 - Subscription skit for Memoir in chapel. 26-Rev. Ralph Heynen talked to us about Cutlerville. 27-Rev. Johnson spoke on The Observance of Lent. 28 - Miss Blauw spoke on Actions Speak Louder than Words. 29 - GirI's trio sang in Chapel. Got slaughtered by Muskegon 83-38. MARCH 3-Carolyn Balfoort gave an oration Too Hot to Handle. 4-Mr. Boelema summed up the chapel talks of the year with his message, Heard in our Chapel. 5 -Rev. Faber gave a second chapel talk on Lent. This was on Judas 6-Rev. Harry Boer, a missionary from Africa spoke on He Who Loses His Life For My Sake Shall Find It. 7-Virginia Stroo played a clarinet solo for special music. 11 - Movie on Drug Addiction. First regional tournament game in Kalamazoo. Beat Benton Harbor 46-45 in an overtime. 12 - Rev. Faber spoke on The Important Thing is to Pray. 13 -The department of instrumental music gave a special assembly in the morn- ing. Lost in the regionals to Battle Creek 50-51. - Mr. Boogart spoke on Are You Sensible? - District Choir and Glee Club Festival at South High. Both the Choir and Glee Club and many of the soloists received a yes which qualifies them to go to the State Festival in Ann Arbor in May. 18-Dr. William Harry Jellema spoke on The Golden Rule. 19 -Rev. Faber's Lenten chapel talk was entitled, The Superscription on the Cross. 14 15 20- Mr. Boonstra's chapel talk, The Sin of Hypocrisyf' 21 -Rich Van Valkenburg sang in chapel. The Varsity letters were awarded in a special assembly. 107 The Schedule Completed 1951-1952 25-Mr. Trivett, an exchange teacher from England, gave us a comparison be- tween the United States and his own country. Z6- The Garden of Gethsemane was Rev. Faber's chapel talk. 27 -Mr. I. R. Bos gave us a few Signs of Christ's Death. 28 - A tenor solo was sung by Doug De Graaf of Calvin College. APRIL 1-Rev. L. Borst asked What is a Fool? Z - Mr. G. Bosma, our financial secretary, gave us a message on Faith . 3- jack and jill , a special assembly prepared by the Vocal Department. Bobbie and her jazz ! 1 I 5 -The State Solo and Ensemble Festival for our instrumentalists. 7-Our guest speaker was Mr. M. Berghuis. His topic - Iacob's Wrestling with God . 9 - Rev. Faber's concluding Lenten message - He Died. 15 -Rev. H. Teitsma, our speaker, with My Lord and My God . 16-Rev. T. 1. Loets from the Cook Christian Training School in Phoenix, Ari- zona told us about the American Indians. 17 - Mr. Dawson, our faculty day speaker, spoke of a God-centered Lifen. 18 - Lavonne Vander Zaag played a piano solo in chapel. We also were given a glimpse of Spring Fever. 21-Chgstian Service 'Club Chapel. Winebelle talked of Service in the King- .om . ZZ -Mrs. Kinney, a converted Catholic, gave us a very interesting and enlighten- ing message. 23 -Calvin College Day with Rev. A. Brink in charge. The program was given by members of the Musicians Guild. Z5 - Mr. Herman Fles and the Three Keys to Freedom . Spring Fever presented, a colossal success. 30-Dean Ryskamp from Calvin College opened our Career Day proceedings with a talk in chapel. The speakers were featured in the afternoon. MAY ' 1- Mr. De Borst told us that with God on our side we need fear nothing. 2 -Midwest Choir Festival at Calvin College. 6-Rev R. Veldman.was our guest speaker in chapel. Student Council's Skating Party. 8 - Mr. D-e Haan was the faculty day speaker. 9 -The Annual Spring Concert of the Vocal Department was rendered. A film, sponsored by Hi-Y, was shown in a special assembly. 10-Choir Festival at Ann Arbor. 13- Guest speaker-Prof. H. G. Dekker. 15 - Mr. De Vroome spoke for Faculty Day. 16- Anchors Aweighn, the gala Junior Banquet. 20-Our guest speaker this week was Rev. H. Erffmeyer. ZZ -Faculty Day devotions taken care of by Mr. Dornbush. 23 -Our little babies, the freshmen, held their first outdoor picnic. Those dignified Seniors cut loose at their last get-together, a banquet in Immanuel Reformed Church. Z7-Mr. G. Gritter was our speaker in chapel. Z9 - Chapel sponsored by the Student Council. 30-Ahh!! Memorial Day Vacation. JUNE 3 -Christian Service Club Chapel. 4 - Senior Chap-el Day. 5 - Last Day of school - Now only EXAMS. 13 - Graduation We're Free! I I 108 A U iff qgiifii WR f-iff? 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