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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1953 volume:

X :- f V E I i s i E 1 v u l E i F 5 2 1. -P THE MEMUIII l953 7fze rqnnual puilicaiian of Me .Seniaa Gfadfi of Qfzancf Rapifd efmidifian .Jfigfz Sefton! of wma fewm, Maxam A Zlalame 7Amff, xi A 4 tl V Tp, A I +551 WE. VV 23 f 4 :V Q Y .Q 'fi 5 Q ' w f .,'-1 W A' fm as t 4 , A V, 3? xg 'E 4 Q ' ,QW M: W , WXNSRW1 g ical 1 Q W, ,313 4031 U M -' . ff A V , '62 5 -: 1 km -,fx-Ni is rxvyb yi in 5- fx W A is , 'E iw. .ry ff X NK l , EW 'Q s., in 5 Ls , ,af Q, f if Q? , is 4 55 5. 1 ix! X , x it F K nj V,,A Q 1 jnfksii A 'J '22 M 3 5 fb To Jack Borst, our classmate, Whose outstanding example has been an inspira- tion to every one of the student body, the senior classes dedicate this 1953 MEM- OIR. Even though bedridden for the greater part of his high school days he has possessed an optimism, perseverance and a firm belief in God that is truly remark- able. jack, we salute you. l 3 6? How well We remember the times We have been taught the threefold relation- ship of God, others, and ourselves, so aptly symbolized by the triangle. The purpose of the 1953 NIENIOIR is to show how this relationship exists at Christian. VVe are thankful to those who have taught us this, for we know that in order to live a rich and full life we must understand our true relationships. Gonfenli Swarm I. 5 Zzaufnmen 14. Mmm 4 Spofzii . .lt t. '7!w Beam! Slflllittll ll. Yzmtlen Bout. Treats.: Dr. D. llc Yrics. Scoyz D. Yau lflict. l'rcs.g Dr. Mulder. Yice-pres. Slillltllllyl Dc XFICS. .X Nun l'iQI'klL'll. llr. ll. llomzln. G. SClI1llll.SIllZl, il. lloogewind, Rl. Yan Doinmelcn. Dear Graduates: lfach member of the Board of Grand Rapids Christian High School heartily congratulates every one of the Classes Ol 1953 in your academic attainments at our school. Our chief objective, as representa- tives of your parents, has been to provide a thoroughly Christian Education. VVe are thankful for the devoted teachers, who were one with us in this ideal and have so faithfully performed their task. . lVlost of your class have now finished formal training and will enter various vo- cations, others will continue studies at institutions of higher learning. Prayer- fully We trust that all of you as God's covenant children have caught the mean- ing of this distinctive type of education with its great responsibilities. This large graduating group has a great potential, by God's grace, to perpetuate and develop Christian education in all its phases. Maintain an active interest, not only in this school but in the whole field of this endeavor. Display a zeal for loyal Christian education that even surpasses that shown by those who militate to main- tain a neutral secular education. VVhat you have received demands this and then God's Kingdom will be extended and His name Glorified. Farewell, best wishes, and God's bless- ing Classes of 1953! The Board of Grand Rapids Christian High School Daniel De Vries MLD. Secretary 7 MB. E. Il. POST flwwzfwl Mr. E. R. Post, principal at Christian, has made us lose the mental attitude we had acquired about principals. Although we all have the highest respect for him, We regard him as a friend of each of us. MB. IIUEKENGA 1444i4l'anl' pfuincifzaf The tall, well dressed man behind the desk in the ofhce has helped many stu- dents in their journey through Christian High. Respected by student body and faculty alike, lXflr. Hoekenga has shown kindness, justness and great ability in serving the students of this school. 7 amen, MR. J. R. BOS Q just forget about it. A. B. Calvin College A. M., University of hliehigan Bible MISS R. BLAUW 'Take out a little .vheet of paper . . . A. B. Calvin College English MR- J. BOELEMA MR. P. BOONSTRA WVU hard feelingsf' i'When I write my A. B. Calvi College textbook . . . 7' HISYOYY A. B. Calvin College 1. p Geometry, Business Math MRS- C- BOLT MR. J. BOSSCHER Kygnb 10673 tif gmtumfg 4'Straighten up and fly righlf' S' 'h ziivwio C30 B. S. Purdue University 8 pecc , ng1S Calvin College Mechanical Drawing MR. P. BOOGAART MR. A. DAWSON '4Come on now, get that work 'Tor your ggmiml donefl' information . . . A. B. Calvin College Bookkeeping, Business Nlath MRS. N. BOONSTRA 'lWhat are you in here for? A. B. Calvin College Art A. B. Calvin College A. M., Michigan State College Bookkeeping MR. DE BIE 'l0utline the next chapter. A. B. Calvin College A. M., University of Iowa Church History 'ith . i l 43 If 4awl1f4f MR. J. DE BORST Delft bf 50 rllildisllfv A. B. Calvin College llistory, Business Law, Economics MR. J. DE HAAN lVl10l5 finirlzezl?l' A. B. XVcstern Michigan A. M., University of Michigan Latin, Algebra, Trigonometry MR. M. II. DE VROOME Now according to Doc Brady . . . A. B. Calvin College M. Sc., University of Michigan Registrar, Psychology, Physiology MR. H. DE WHT Shall we my . . . ? A. B. Calvin College Biology MR. R. J. DORNBUSII Crt really for a I0 minute timlngf' A. B. Western Michigan College A. M., University of Michigan Shorthand, Transcription REV. Rl. FABER LfZ,5 sing all tllz' wr.vrr.H Th. B., Calvin Seminary S. T. RI., Augustana 'l'heologi- cal Seminary Bible MR. G. FEYEN 1 am zz atifnt man by 1111- P tzlrf, but . . . A. B. Calvin College Latin MR. H. GEERDES Do you rfalize that we lmw Z1 conrert nfxt u'z'flc? A. B. Calvin College M. Ed., Chicago Teacllers College u Instrumental Music MRS. T. HAAN 'lfrrt flat on the floor. A. B. Calvin College M. M. Northwestern University Vocal Nlusic, e X MR. R. HOEKSTRA Wlzat's a quiz? A. B. Calvin College A. M., Texas A. Sc I. History 4 4 x . f-v Y 5 gi 5 W ,Q ,,.v QIf2Iii': f' il 2 I wp.. fl 'ta ' M i 3' V L qfwwffq MISS G. HUITSING NLM: go people. A. B. Calvin College A. M., University of Michigan English REV. A. JOHNSON 'Alt is of the grfatcst signifimncf . . . A. B. Hope College B. D.. Western Theological Seminary Bible MISS II. KALSBEEK 'AS0me prople arf ccisc'--mzfl som: arf otIzfrcci5f. A. B. Calvin College A. hi., University of Michigan Shorthand, typing I, MR. W. KAMSTR.-X 'girly q1lf.rfi0rz5, remark . rritirifm.v? A. B. Calvin College Ilistory, C graph ' MISS B. KNOTT 'lC0me lzfrr, I haw' xomftlzing for you. A. B. Calvin College English, German, Spanish MR. L. KONYNDYK 'ISO far you'1'e wrong A. B. Calvin College A. M., University of Mieliigan Ilistory MISS K. KROON 'Ziff you .vgcfe tIz11t'5 library work yolfrf doing? A. B. Calvin College A. M. L. S., University of Michigan Librarian MISS Li NIQWCOMB Toads or y'marl5? B. Se., Purdue University Ilome Economics MR. D. STRAYIQRS ll'!Lfn I trawlfd in Italy . . . A. B. Calvin College Latin :J MR. S. STUK HOIL, Ilorrorsf' A. B. Calvin College Government, Economies ff - -.1 .f lj Zzacullfq MISS S. TICN BROEK TlLat'5 all right for zz jttlffln now lftls Wally singf' A. B. Calvin College English, Typing A MR. C. 'nan MAH Use your handy. A. B. Calvin Co c English v 'U' .-1 'Q 35 .gf MR. L. VANDER LUGT ,fl UA'ow for the mx! time . . ' ' A B. Se., Calvin College Cllenlislry, Physical Science MR. Il. VANDER HEY 1l'lzat'5 your wr5i0n? A. B. Calvin College A. M.. University of Michigan , , linglish I fm? MRS. L. VER IlOIfF lf'uz'ryb0dy Nady? A. B. Calvin College Typing MR. XV. VRYHOF f'Sc11ttf'r for a short Ona' A, B. Calvin College Geometry, Physics r AllSS ll. ZANDSTRA . . . Z-:vo :cords wary day. A. B.. Western Allkilllgilll College A. M., Lniversity of Mielxigzln MR. P. ZWIILR 'Tlzforftically if SXLOIIICI by rlzii, 'now for the m'Mptior15. A. B. Calvin College A. M., University of Mielngxzn Geometry, Chemistry 11 ' We all 92' 5 'x.,,N. xv First Row: IXfIr.DV'KSUil. N111 Smittcr, Mr. Lutkc. Second Row: Mr. Nagglkirk, Miss llouskump. Below: Miss Hoviug. 12 r i i 4 , Glam Gfpcm af 1 1953 I 5 E Scaled: j, Velrnian, trcasg J. Ycncnia, scc'y Standing: Mrs. llzlan, Yun Kuikcn, prcsg R. Yarn Korlznzxr. vice-prcsg Mis: 'llcu Brock Gfadd Mafia efau '7en:l' 'Success lies, I1Ot in achieving what you Trust in Jehovah with all thy heart, and aini at, but in aiming at what you ought lean not upon thine own understanding. l to achievef' Proverbs 3 :5. 616.44 Qfawea eladd Galen American Beauty Rose Forest Green and Silver 14 ANETTA ALOFS Christian Service Club l.2 junior Girls' Glue Club 2 IOSICPII BAKER CORNISLIANNIC B.'Yl l'S -Iunior Choir 3,4,S,!r l'cu and Quill l llURO'l'llY l3l'iNl'iS lfulure Nurses flulw 3,4,5.6 Vluislinn Service lilulm 2,3,4,S ,luuior Clmir 14,511 limxllul 5 NIXRILYN l3l'I'l l'I'IN RIQIIARD BISIIOI' Lulu! lizlml 1.2 Q'o1lcCl'l lizlml 5,-1,55 -l.XNll'1S BORST National llunor Smi-'ly vb R lC'l IARD ROS -IOANNIC BROCK k'lu'isliun Service flulv -IUYCE BRl.'KlXll'il, Christian Service Club ,luniox Girls' Glee flulu Ri J l31'1R'l' Blfl K ICM A HOWARD DATIQMA WILLIAM DA'l'IiMA DONALD Dli B01-IR Boys' Glc-e Club 2 JOAN DIC HOICK Christian Service Club l .ICANN DILN BRABl'.R ,lunior Girls' Glee Club l Pen and Quill l Emblem 2,3,4,S Christian Service Club 2,3 A Capella Choir 2,3,4,5,6 Girls' Quartet 3,4,5 Furure Nurses Club 4.5 Vice-pres, 5 CONRAD DE VRIIQS Cadet Band I ' Concerr Band 2,3,4.r,6 DELORISS DITMAR Hu-'fe -2. , ,Q-,W Z lOl IN DOICZEN IA 1 I-14 9 'V ai M l l i 27 H 2, GH 4 ,W ls. 1 Y is 'Q ,L 7 l s rift 9 , X x if X A ,sf 05 vi' fi. in i, f ' ,. x in Q9 ' ,f 'ee 'fl ,vi 5 Reserve Bziskelball I Tennis l.3,5 Student Counfil 5,6 Varsity Club 15,0 7 Hi-Y Club l,...f,-l,5,6 Yicei XYll.Nl.N CROICN Christian Service Club l.2 ,lunior Girls' Give Club 2 Scnifir Girl ' Glee Club 3 Xallionzxl Honor Society 6 Sl llRl,,l':Y l ll'lRlVl'iYl'iR .lunior Girlf' Glee Club I Senior Girls' Glee Club 2,3,45 JANE IIOISXCNI -lunior Girls' Glee Club l Senior Girls' Glec Club 2,5,4 A Capella Choir 6 Clirislizxn Service Club 2,3 PAUL l'l0l l Xl,'XN Class President l,2,3.4 XY ILLIAM lBl'iRSl lUl'i Yarsily Club 45.6 Clwrislizin Service Club 3,4 Gulf 3,5 Hi-Y Club 3,4,5,6 Trezis. 56 RUBl'iR'l' K.XRl'1L Cade! Band I,2 Concert Baud 5,45 Bli.X'l'RICli KLIQINJANS BARBARA LI',IbMAN ,luuior Girls' Glce Club 2 Christian Service Club 2,3,4 Student Council 5.6 Xl,-XRGARILT LL CASSI2 ,luniur Girls' Glec Club l rlunior Choir 2.3.4 A Capella Choir 5 Cliristizin Service Club l,Z,6 Senior Play 6 MARY MliUl.ENBliRG I IICLICN PIPE Christian Service Club l.2 ,Q-3,0 UQ' -1, ' '-.f ,ef .. ' :- g I, 5 . fi ' 4? - J 9' Y ' -MX . af r , .ur . . A , x ,Q- E J Y SP 3? I ll U A 3 4 fzsrfffrk ai ck . A . L56 MARY LOU QFIST ARLIQNE ROT'I'SClIA1 liR CAROLYN ST ISENSTRA Christian Service Club 2,3,4 Pied Pipers Club l Forensics 1 LORRAINE STEIGENGA junior Girls' Glec Club l A Capella Choir 2.3,4,S,6 Christian Service Club 6 Sc ' Pl 6 mor ay Class Treasurer 3,4 CYNTHIA STOB ilunior Girls' Glee Club 1 Junior Choir 2,3,4 Secy. 4 Student Council Z llfenmir Staff 5 JUNE STUK DONALD VANDER JAGT Christian Service Club Z,3,4,S.6 National Honor Society 3,4,5,6 GEORGE VANDER VEEN National Honor Society 6 JOHN VANDER WOUDE ROGER VAN KORLAAR Cadet Band I Concert Band 2,3,4,5,6 Class Vice President 5,6 jAM ES VAN KUIKEN Concert Band l,2 3,4,S Vice pres 4 3 Class President 56 l Class Vice' Presiderit 3,4 - 1 l M RICHARD VAN VALKENBURG Christian Service Club l,2,3,4,5,6 Pres. 6 -Y Club 4,S,6 A Capella Choir l,2,3,4,5,6 Boys' Glee Club 4,5,6 Ouartet S i il se' A 435, 2 lf Sy ka P ' KX' 3 ,, 11, . ,EVM 4 f: Q: J Q' me , E35 at ser , 2 fi ,asf ,, is W in 'K i sf--2' riff i RALPII V EENSTRA National Honor Society 3,4,S,6 Cxltlet Band 14,5 jOYCE VELTMAN junior Girls' Glee Club l Christian Service Club 3,4,5 Future Nurses Club 4 Class Treasurer 5,6 JOAN VENEMA junior Girls' Glee Club l A Capella Choir 2,3,4,5,6 Se Mixsic Club 4 Girls' Quartet 3,4,5 Memoir Staff 6 Class Secretary 3,4,5,6 X ICTOR VER MEULEN Christian Service Club 3,4 junior Choir 2 A Capella Choir 3,4,5 Class President 1,2 lVlARGARE'l' VERSLUYS Christian Service Club 2 junior Girls' Glee Club 2 DORIS VERWYS Christian Service Club I Class Secretary 1,2 cy-treats. 6 IIARRIIQT YOGICL ,lunior Choir 3,-4.5.6 Bowling 6 Christian Service Club l ARTHUR vos l ii- Lx wg . Ha ilu 1 .Q NJ , 1' if 'A - .ll 1 V.: . ..,w ' ' I+,- .lv my f'ig...9 ! A . 19 RUTI I WALCOT T .lunior Girls' Glee Club I junior Clvoir 2.3.4 National llonor Society 6 DONA NVESTING Bowling 5 junior Red Cross 6 MIKE WOUDENBFRG Reserve Basketball l ,lunior Choir 5 A Capella: flioir 6 Cadet Band I Concert Band 2,3,4,5.6 Varsity Club SJ Golf 3.5 Hrass Sextet 3,4,5,6 Q.. .. - ,,,,g.u. .l.:u. L . GGTATTLETALIW Tattletale Was a Warm, human, and incredibly funny comedy. The action of the play was centered around a novel Written by Patty, the school teacheris daughter. The novel involved the charm- ing sister, brother, father, and her mother, or you might say almost everyone in town! Cast: Margaret Lucasse Rich Baker Lorraine Steigenga Norman Niemeyer Marilyn Norden Judith Hoeksema Marve Vander Wall Al Feringa Rich Schripsma Marcia Monsma Norma Kortman Dave Brinks XVe, the play cast, wish to express our thanks to Mr. C. Ter Maat, our coach and to our senior class sponsors, Mrs Haan, Miss Ten Broelc, lVlrs. Ver Hoef Mr. Boogaart, and Mr. Vander Lugt for O' H 7 their helping in 1 Phyllis Goulooze Joanne Eelsingh Kay Groendyke jim Ruster Shirley Slager Herm Grooters Dave Monsma Mary La Grand Bernie Jeltema Rich La Botz Corine Prins Leon Plantinga alnng the play a success Jim Vanden Berg 20 SMM efadd Gfficead, of fame 1953 Left to right: hir. Booguzut, G. Wiers, vice-pros., Mr. Vander Lugt, T. Zccff. st-Cy., Mrs. Yer Hocf, B. Jeitcma, pres., B. Dc Vries. trcas. Elma Mafia Elma 7mz' But one thing I do, forgetting the things which are behind, and stretching forward to the things which are before, I press on toward the goal unto the prize of the high calling of God in Jesus Christ. Philippians 3:13, 14a eladfi glowed. elau Gained. Life is real, life is earnest, and the grave is not its goalf' American Beauty Rose Maroon and White 22 DOROTHY ALBERS Junior Girls' Glee Club I Senior Girls' Glec Club 2, Christian Service Club 3, National Honor Sociely 4, IANICE BAKER Junior Girls' Glee Club I Senior Girls' Glee Club Z, Librarian 5, 6 RICHARD BAKILR Concert band I, Z, 3, 4 Emblem Staff 3, 4, S, 6 Business Manager 5, 6 Debate 3, 5 Golf 6 JACK BARENDSIQN Boys' Glee Club 3 MARVIN BEUTE JULIUS BOER 3, 4 5,6 3, 4, 5, 6, .swf ,- wi' IIN' S enicvzfi DUANE BOOGAARD Ping Pong Club 3, 4 Emblem Staff S, 6 BIELVIN BORDUIN Boys' Glee Club 2, 5 ARDITH BOS Christian Service Club I, 2, 3, 4, Cadet Band 4, 5, 6 Debate l, 3, 5 RATIILEEN BOSKIA ,lunior Girls' Glee Club 2 Senior Girls' Glee Club 3, Future Nurses Club Z, 3, Christian Service Club 3, SHIRLEY BOSS ,Iunior Girls' Glee Club I Senior Girls' Glee Club 2, ELAINE BOSSCIIER ,lunior Girls' Glee Club I 5,6 4 4,5,6 4 3,456 Senior Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Future Nurses Club I, 2 Christian Service Club I, 2, 3, 4 DALE BOUMA ROBERT BOUMAN Reserve Basketball I, 2 Baseball Team 2, 4, 6 Varsity Club 3, 4, 5, 6 Hi-Y Club 3, 4, S, 6 Basketball Student Manager S, 6 MARCIA BRAYMAN Future Nurses Club 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 junior Red Cross 5,6 DAVID BRINK Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. 6 Senior Play 5 EDNA BRUINS Christian Service Club I, 2, 3, 4, S, 6 Junior Girls' Glee Club 1, 4 Senior Girls' Glee Club S, 6 Pied Pipers l, 2 National Honor Society 4, 5, 6 DIANE BRUMNIEL Concert Band l, Z, 3, 4, 5, 5 Adjunct 5, 6 Emblem Staff 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 News Ed. 4 Future Nurses Club 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 Christian Service Club 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 Pied Pipers 1 ' National Honor Society 4, 5, 5 tffef, , f, -A - 'aff ,M , f efdipi Q i,,- ,., . 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'1 - 533: 4 , ::f,.' .r r . 1 f ' 1, 21.-. egg. - si, .,1Eg:s2. iffrrkxf' . ., t ,,.. , W 1 1- Yr My X ,za- , ,J Q, ill' as ez t .?5fk,,..bs. ., f ': - ': ' if !sL1Z'.e'42E'I Y A r, T ' ' ,Weil -get ef' sf r,,sz,,g,,a r rr L, ,game ,, rs we PHILIP BRUNGER Reserve Basketball l, 2 Junior Choir 3, 4 Boys' Glee Club 2 Hi-Y Club S, 6 - Treas. 6 VVILLIANI BYLSlVlA Memoir Staff 5, 6 JOHN CALSBEEK A Capella Choir 2, 3, 4, S, 6 Tennis 4, 6 Varsity Club S, 6 ANDREXV CAlVlMENGA Boys' Glee Club I Junior Choir 2 A Capella Choir 3, 4, 5 Concert Band 3 NORMAN CHRISTIANS Cadet Band l, Z, 3, 4 JOSEPH CRAMER Pep Band l, 2, 3, 4 Concert Band l, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 Librarian 2, 3, 4, 5 Quintet l, 2 Quartet 3, 4, 5 Christian Service Club 3, 4. 5, 6 Camera Club 5, 6 -- Vice Pres 5, 6 Stamp Club S, 6--Treas. 5, 6 R LXRCIA CUSTER ,lunior Girls' Glee Club l, 2 Senior Girls' Glee Club 3, 4 Christian Service Club l ALTIIEA DALING MARILYN DANTUMA junior Girls' Glee Club l Christian Service Club 3, 4 IQ XXI D XTIINI X J 'g i Q H Q Student Council l, 2, 3, 4, S, 6 1 uture Nurses Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Pres. l, Z, 3. 4 Scnior Girls' Glee Club l, 2 A Capella Choir 3, 4, 5, 6 Trio 1, Z Mixed Quartet 3, 4 Sextet 5 Quartet 6 National Honor Society 6 JQYCE DECKER ,lunior Girls' Glee Club l, 2 Christian Service Club 3, 4, S, 6 MARCIA DE HAAN junior Girls' Glee Club l Christian Service Club 3, 4 ,. 3 X A, . , 5 iii in , wwf' Y' 9 Q . :Dr .1 ,K ff 2 ,Liu 1 51,4 Wifi' W L Q , . nv ii, -f 'Q fi' LORRAINE DE HAAN ,lunior Girls' Glee Club l, 2 Christian Service Club 3, 4 Future Nurses Club S, 6 JOHN DE IIOOG Camera Club l. 2, 3 Boys' Glee Club 1 Junior Choir 2 A Capella Choir 2, 3, 4, 5 Tennis 4, 6 Ili-Y Club 3, 4, S, 6 Varsity Club 5, 6 ROSILNIARY DE IIOOG junior Choir I, 2, 3 A Capella Choir 4, 5, 6 Klusic Club S, 6 Christian Service Club 5, 6 Sextet 5 Quartet 6 National Honor Society 6 Xl ILKIA DE KORNE junior Girls' Glee Club 1, 2 Library Club 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 Treas. 5 GRETCHEN DE LANGE ,lunior Choir 3, 4 Christian Service Club 3, 4, 5, 6 NANCY DEN BRABER eniafzfi DORTHEA DE RUITER junior Girls' Glee Club I, 2 Christian Service Club 4, 5, '6 RUTH DL VRlES junior Girls' Glee Club 2 ,lunior Choir 3 Christian Service Club 3, 4 NVILLIAIVI DE VRIES Hi-Y Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 Secy. 3, 4 -- Pres. 5, 6 Boys' Glee Club 1 junior Choir 2 A Capella Choir 3, 4, 5, 6 Pres. 5, 6 Baseball 2, 4, 6 Reserve Basketball l, 2 Yarsity Basketball 3, 4, 5, 6 Varsity Club 3, 4, 5, 6 Vice. Pres, 3, 4 - Pres. 5, 6 Class Treas. 3, 4, S, 6 CALVIN DE XVl'l'l' Pep Band 1, 2, 3,4 Concert Band 1, Z, 3, 4, 5, 6 Treas. 3, 4 - Vice. Pres. Camera Club 5, 6 - Sec'y. Brass Sextet 5, 6 National Honor Society 6 5,6 5,6 DARLA DE WITT junior Girls' Glee Club I Senior Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Christian Service Club 3, 4, 5, 6 JOYCE DE YOUNG sensor Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4' A Capella Choir 5, 6 Emblem Staff 5, 6 Christian Service Club 3, 4, S, 6 National Honor Society 3, 4, 5, 6 5 f . fa ,F ne' M K x 6' WP st W4 s L ii t , - T C - .f.t..e+..-Q,-ts lxgeti XS? S 1 , x 2' r -... , Leif fisflu s, ' , ... f iffig itizf' ' fe' r3' , 1 , ,eg 'S' 4 26 lNlARGUERlTE DE VOUNG junior Girls' Glee Club l, Z Senior Girls' Glee Club 3 Cliris'ian Service Club 1 PRISCILLA DIELKLXN Music Club S Bowling 5 ALLEN DOORN National Honor Society 4, 5, 6 GERALD DUTHLER Hi-Y Club S, 6 NORMA DYKEMA Bowling 3, 4, S ALVIN DYKHOUSE Boys' Glee Club l, 4 junior Choir S HOWARD DYKHOUSE Boys' Glec Club S, 6 NIYRTLE DYKSTRA Christian Service Club l, Z, 3, 5, 6 Junior Girls' Glee Club l Future Nurses Club 3, 4, 5, 6 Tl'lONlAS DYKSTRA A Capella Choir 4, 5. 6 Business lklanager 6 Hi-Y Club 4, S, 6 National Honor Society 5, 6 Pres, 5, 6 WILLIAM DYKSTRA JOANN EELSINGH Christian Service Club 3, 4, 5, 6 Future Nurses Club 3, 4, 5. 6 Vice Pres. 3, 4 - Pres. 5, 6 Senior Play 5 EVELYN EST ELL if Q Nw ss 3' ft .s L, 1 ,:,5 M , 4 E-I X I s. s Q 4 t s s 9 Lx 13 1 3 s is ii fl if ,mc fxffjff 33 . ff gif, if fi , g S, .f , enicvu. AL FERINGA Hi-Y Club 3. 4, S, 6 Senior Play 5 National Honor Society S, 6 Memoir Staff 5, 6 ALICE FERINGA ,lunior Girls' Glee Club 2 Senior Girls' Glee Club 5, 6 BETTY FEYEN Junior Choir 3 A Capella Choir 4, 5 MARGLERITE FREDERICKS fTl'?ll1Sl,6ffEd from Northern Niichigan Chr. Highj Cheerleader 3, 4 Assistant Editor of Annual SYLVIA FRENS Pied Pipers I, 2 Christian Service Club l. 2, 3, 4, S, 6 Future Nurses Club l, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 Camera Club 3 Red Cross 5, 6 ROGER FRITSMA National Honor Society 3, 4, 5, 6 Camera Club 5, 6, - Treas. 5, 6 Stamp Club 5, 6 - Vice pres. 5, 6 Library Club 5, 6 lblemoir Staff .Swarm MARION FRYLING Junior Girls' Glee Cli Senior Girls' Glee Clu ESTHER GILDER MAX INE GORT Junior Girls' Glee Club 4, 6 NADINE GORT lunim' Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4 Senior Girls' Glee Club S Future Nurses Club I, 2, 3, 4, S, 6 Treas. 3, 4 lunior Reel Cross 3, 4 Christian Service Club 3, 4 JOAN GORTSEMA Future Nurses Club Pied Pipers 1, 2 lkiusic Club 3, 4 Red Cross 3 BETH GOULOOZE Junior Girls' Glee Club I Senior Girls' Glee Cl Fuiure Nurses Club P- i li'1 , i',,.i k ,A - Q -,Q , we 11,5 - f,,,.-,531 S seir ,jlyiigl ubZ,4 3 PHX LLIS GOULOOZL. junior Girls' Glee Club 1 Senior Girls' Glee Club Z A Capella Choir 3, 4, 5, 6 Senior Play S National Honor Society 4, 5, 6 Bl1l'l l'Y GRITTER Senior Girls' Glee Club l, Z National Honor Society 4, 5, 6 KA'l'l'lLlLlLN GROILNDH lxlll Pied Pipers l, 2 Concert Band l, Z, 3, 4, 5, 6 Library Club 3 Senior Girls' Glce Club 4 Clirisligin Service Club 3, 4 National Honor Society 4, S, 6 Purnnssus 3, 4, 5, 6 Vice Pres. 5, 6 Music Club 5, 6 junior Red Cross 3, 4, S, 6 Vice Pres. 3, 4 A Capella Choir 5, 6 lXlexnoir Stal? S, 6 Senior Play 5 HICRNIAN GROOTIZRS Camera Club 3 Senior Play 5 JOHN HAAN Chrisrian Service Club l, Z C. PAYE HEEIWSTRA Christian Service Club 3, 4 KATIILEEN lll'il'1lVlS'l'RA ,lunior Girls' Glee Club l, 2 Christian Service Club 3, 4 Bowling 5, 6 CARLA HEEREN National Honor Society 3, 4, Concert Band l, Z, 3, 4, 5, 6 Senior Play Prompter 5 JEANE HEYNEN Senior Girls' Glee Club l, 2 A Capella Choir 3, 4, 5, 6 Pied Pipers 2 Future Nurses Club I, 2, 3, 4 Secy. 3, 4 Christian 5. ,5,6 Q Service Club l, 2, 3, 4, S, 6 hlusic Club 3, 4 Sextet 3, 4 Parnassus 5, 6 Bowling 5 lN'lAR-IORIE IIIELKEMA Future Nurses l, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 Christian Service Club l, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 JAY HOEKSEMA Baseball Z National Honor Society 3, 4, Library Club 5, 6 EUGENE HOEKSTRA Baseball I, 3 5,6 At Rss, - RICHARD HOEKSTRA Cadet Band l, 2, 3 junior Choir 4 ,gg A Capella Choir S, 6 - 3 aft , gi JUD1'r11 HOEKZEMA 6 '11 5 L Future Nurzes Club l, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ' .fgfjl A ,, '5 . 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S, 6 Future Nurses Club 5, 6 GORDON LAN INGA Cadet Band 4, 6 Concert Band 5 lfiiibifegfrfff?EQ'S1a21eieiQ5?afiisfimfesizssfsisim5 'Yfffgffixszgssifigifszsss svgssg fmstww -- 1e1r,.mm11tQ12 ss f ,. ,M,,,,, ,...,,3, ,, my 121 1, ff fi 1 -,:- , 9 W '44 M t aw X fa 5, -J 'ifar at Q, 3 3' f S -1 1 a , 'ir fi 1' 2 th , l X, x emu- W sv' 5 ' .1 , .:,I wil - ' Z '-i,1'i A , it 32 RONALD LANKIllQICT Cadet Band l, 2, 3, 4, 5 ELYN LANTINGA Senior Girls' Glee Club I, Pied Pipers I, 2 A Capella Choir 3, 4, 5, Music Club 3, 4 junior Red Cross 3, 4 Quartet 3, 4 Quartet 3, 4 Sextet 5 MARY LAPPINGA .lunior Girls' Glee Club 1 Camera Club 3, 4 Future Nurses Club 2, 3, Christian Service Club 3, Library Club 5, 6 junior Red Cross 5. 6 National Honor Society 6 JUDITH LEMMEN Future Nurses Club l, 2 Christian Service Club l, P' CORNIQLIUS LEUGS Boys' Glee Club 1 Junior Choir 2 2 6 4 4, 2 A Capella Choir 3, 4, S, 6 Library Club 3, 4 Christian Service Club l, 2 3 ,, Af ': DONNA LINDHOUT ,lunior Girls' Glee Club Z, Christian Service Club 3 JAMES LONGSTRICIST lX'lARll,.YN MANNI Christian Service S, 6 HOWARD MEEKI IOF lx.'XTlll'.RlNli MEINFS junior Girls' Glee Club l Christian Service Club 3, National Ilonor Society 6 MELVIN MIEDILMA LORRAINIC MINGICRI N ,luninr Girls' Glee Club l Christian Service Club 3, .Z 4, K 4 -or 'Ih- MW. 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DAVID MONSMA Christian Service Club l, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 Ili-Y Club 3, 4, S, 6 Camera Club S, 6 Boys' Glce Club 5, 6 Senior Play S IXIARCIA MONSMA junior Girls' Glc-e Club I Senior Girls' Glce Club 2 Future Nurses Club l, 2, J, 4 S 6 Christian Service Club 3, 4 Senior Play 5 MARY MONSNIA Christian Service Club l, 2. junior Girls' Glee Club l, 1 S 6 2 Senior Girls' Glee Club 4 5, Future Nurses Club l, 2, 3 juninr Red Cross 5, 6 Emblem Staff 5, 6 National Honor Society 6 NORMAN NHQM EYER Christian Service Club S, 6 Student Council 5, 6, Vice-Pres 6 Senior Play 5 eniafut NORMAN NOORDBLOOS H.-Y Club l, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 Boys' Glee Club l, 2, 4 Junior Choir 3, 4, 5, 6 Reserve Basketball l, 2 Baseball 4, 6 Varsity Club 5, 6 TTY NORDIIN BE ' Christian Service Club 4, S, 6 junior Girls' Glee Club 4 Senior Girls' Glee Club 5 MARILYN NORDEN junior Girls' Glee Club I Christian Service Club l, 2, 3, 4 5, 6 Senior Play 5 Memoir Stall 5, 6 Future Nurses Club S, 6, Vice Pres. S, 6 National Honor Society 6 MARILYN NYENHEIS Cadet Band, l, 2 Concert Band 3. 4, 6 Future Nurses Club 3, 4, 5, 6 Christian Service Club 3, 4, 5, 6 Bowling 4, 5, 6 HARRIET ORANGE Christian Service Club 3, 4 Bowling 3, 4 CORNEIL PAAUXVE Boys' Glee Club l Junior Choir 2 A Capella Choir 3, 4, 5 Emblem Stal? 3 Hi-Y Club 5, 6 I X ff us Q fem -:new THELMA PASTOOR Future Nurses l, 2, 3 Emblem Staff Z, 3, 4, 5 DOLORES PICTERSEN Christian Service Club I, 2, , Rovvlinyz 5 National Honor Society 3, 4, 5 , 6 JOYCE PETERSEN Student Council l, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 Senior Girls' Glee Club Z, 3, 4 A Capella Choir 5, 6 Christian Service 3, 4 National Honor Society 5. 6 INIARJORIE PIEBENGA junior Choir 6 LEON PLANTINGA K junior Choir I l A Capella Choir 2 ' National Honor Society 3, 4, 5, 6 ' , Christian Service Club 3, 4, 5, 6 -' Debate 5 'qv-r Senior Play 5 'tv l i ASM S. if' as 'a an er' Q '15, 8 as , i Q .A ' .. '14 V ,,. BRUCE JPOEL 'lg' , if 1 . Z Christian Service Club I, 2, 3, 4, 5 DOROTHY POST junior Choir 4, S, 6 -,gist 'U .- I QMS W 1 . W ' 'i , is , ge sew 5 K 55, A Y z 2 , i i 31 ka 3 0 :safer , says- ,,, 1f'1, ,,f si w -,,+ W4 1 Fef e 3, t ' EVELYN RENSENBRINK Senior Girls' Glee Club 3, 4, 5, 6 Christian Service Club 5, 6 JULIE POSTHUMA BETH RITSISMA Junior Girls' Glee Club l, 2 2 Nlusic Club l, 2 Music Club l, Z , --' W in N. 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'wr :z--Jim-,aww -5 e .. 39 RUSSELL VAN DONINIELEN Boys' Glee Club l junior Choir 2, 3, 4 A Capella Choir S, 6 H-Y Club 3, 4 BETTY VAN DYKEN junior Choir l, 2, 3, 4 A Capella Choir 5, 6 Christian Service Club 5, 6 Music Club 5, 6 Cheerleader I, 2 GORDON VAN IIARN Student Council I, Z, 3, 4, 5, 6 Junior Choir l, 2 A Capella Choir 3, 4, 5, 6 Cheerleader 3, 4, S, 6 National Honor Society 6 CAROLE VAN POPERING Junior Girls' Glee Club l Senior Girls' Glee Club 2 A Capella Choir 3, 4, 5, 6 Christian Service Club 3, 4 VERNA VAN SOLKENIA Junior Choir 3 A Capella Choir 4, 5, 6 lNIusic Club S, 6, Pres. 5, 6 Sextet S Quartet 6 GARY VAN'T HUL eniafzdf ELISSA VAN TIL junior Girls' Glee Club I Junior Choir Z, 3 A Capella Choir 4, 5, 6 Future Nurses Club 1, 2, 3, 4 National Honor Society 6 ,lunior Red Cross 5, 6 Mlusic Club 5, 6 SUZANNE Vl1.LDlLRlNlAN Junior Girls' Glee Club l Senior Girls' Glee Club 4, 5, Vice Pres. 4, 5 Music Club I, Secy. l Christian Service Club 3, 4, 5, G DELORES VELDlXflAN . Class Treas. l, 2 Asslt. Class Treas. 3, 4, 5, 6 Junior Girls' Glee Club l, Vice Pres. 1 Senior Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3, 4 Emblem Stal? 2, 3, 4 Christian Service Club 3, 4 Concert Band 4, S, 6 Parnassus 3, 4, 5. 6, Pres. 5, 6 National Honor Society 3, 4, S, 6, Treas. 5, 6 EVELYN VELDMAN Emblem Stal? 3, 4 Christian Service Club 3, 4, S, 6 Future Nurses Club 5, 6 SAM VENHUIZEN Reserve Basketball l, 2 Varsity Basketball 3, 4, S, 6 Ili-Y Club 3, 4, 5, 6 Varsity Club 3, 4, 5, 6 MARlLYN VER HOEF Concert Band l, 2, 3, 4, 3, 6 Pied Pipers l, Z Future Nurses Club l, 2, 3. 4, 5, 6 PY as 5? Z t 93 gf J se lf N1 M Q? :rf R' ' rf?-2 Q R! rg 6 1559? Q ' Q Q W 5 H 1 ai sign K. - -.r.a1:i,-Q-r .T N2 5, vi , v QA , , ,,,. ,b I fx- -.1-f:-: f .. Q A A ' 1 mv ns, t r ' rf be new A J. , - r F' St.. Kf f ,,f-.uf if 4 ,twig ft--: :. ,.,, .,. ,- ,fr -Q .sz ,t A A, s, - 5 ' Q9 V '1 3 . 5 , r. . 'fii si 51:32, sw. ,mggsggtssfit ,Q s 40 CHARLOTTE VFR MFRRIS l7Z 3 4 5 6 Future Nurses Club . , .luninr Rerl Cross l. . Klusic Club l. 2 ,lunifir Girls' Glee Club 2 lunior Choir 3, 4 Senior Girls' Glee Club 6 Cliristinn Seri ice Club 5, NIARY VERVVYS Junior Girls' Glee Club 2 Q' Christian Service Club 3, 4 JULIUS VIGH GRACE VISSER Christian Service Club 3, 4 J 6 JAMES VOETBERG Junior Choir 3, 4, 5 A Capella Choir 6 LEONE VOGIQL junior Girls' Glee Club Christian Service Club 4 1 ANNE VRlCDl'iYliLD Christian Service Club PllYLl.lS WALCO'l l' 3, Cinder Band l, 2, Secy. Christian Service 3, 4 Iiouling 5, lr RL l'll iYl'il.,lNll'iRS Cliriitiun Service Club lunior Cirl' Clee Clu ,i 1 a 1 lm l Senior Girls' Glcc Club jlu.-XNNI'. ll ESTX l'ilfR ,lunior Girls' Glec Club Clnibiian Service Club lXluSic Club 5, 6 Stump Club 5, 6 NANCY XX llLl3l'llXG.X ,lunior Girls' Glee Club Senior Girls' Glee Club Clirislizm Service Club IIAROLD Xl'lliLAND l 7 -1 l, 5, I 2,3436 6 1, rs - ,dm ,O 4 1 44 ll fe, ff Thur? fr 3 ,i- ',i fl l'ilDX.X XX'lliRIiNG4X Clirisiizin Service Club l, 2 RC'l'll XYlERlQNGA junior Girls' Glee Club l, 2 Clirislizin Service Club 3, 4, 5, 6 GRACE XX IILRS liniblein Staff 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, Ass't l'ic.liLur S, 6 Junior Girls' Glee Club 2, Sery 2 Senior Girls' Glee Club 3, 4 A Capella Clioir 5, 6 Pnrnassus 3, 4, S, 6, - Secy, 5, 6 -lunirir Red Cross 3, 4, S, 6, Secy 3, 4 Clirisliuri Service Club 3, 4, 5, 6 National llonur Society 3, 4, 5, 6 Scry. S, 6 Class Yice Pres. 3, 6 DORO'l'l IX ll ll'iRSl'llXl,-X Senior Girls' Glee Club 3, 4, 3. 6 Cliristizin Service Club 3, 4, S, 6 Bowling 5, 6 WILLIAXI XYIIQRSKIA Concert Band l. Z, 3, 4, 5, 6 Cheerleader 3, 4 EVl'iRlQ'l l' XVINDEMULLER Concert Band l, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, Librarian l, General Adjunct 5, 6 CAROL WOLFERT CAROL WOLMA Cheerleader l, 2, 3, 4, S, 6 Future Nurses Club l, 2 Junior Red Cross 3, 4 Bowling 5 HILRNIAN VS OUDENBLRG Cadet Band I, 2, 3, 4 Concert Band 5, 6 Christian Service Club l, 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y Club 3, 4, 5, 6 Debate 5 MAX IN E WOUD EN BERG Junior Girls' Glee Club 1, 2 Christian Service Club 3, 4 Bowling 5, 6 GLENN FABER Cadet Band 4, 5 GORDON KING Q , 2 45 ,. , .va g- , A Q2 . , K E R, rf 9. Q ,N P -Q 1 I- 1 11 1 if ' w w Lis -, ., Q if : , we-55:6 .' rg- f ..,, , ,,,., ,,,,, , . .. f, ff-,, wewlgw s,,,1,,1 ,Q J,-1, ,f 11 f' Y is -R K fs W , ,,, - an . , l Q Q El Q Q Q et, sir? g , Y, 5,3 W Q Q 1 L , 31. . A .... sv NEVA WUSTMAN Junior Girls' Glee Club 2, 6 Library Club 3, 4, 5, Secy. 5 Bowling 4, 5, 6, Secy. 5, 6 Future Nurses Club 5, 6 TERRELL ZEEFF Jurgioizi Girls' Glee Club 3, 4, Pres sergibkcifis' Glee Club 5, 6, Pres Christian Service Club 3, 4 Emblem Stal? 3, 4 Junior Red Cross 3, 4, 5, 6, Pres 3, 4, 5, 6 Parnassus 3, 4, 5, 6, Trcas. S, 6 Class Secy. l, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 JOYCE ZEINSTRA Christian Service Club 3, 4, 5, 6 BERNARD ZONDERVAN Reserve Basketball l, Z Varsity Basketball 3, 4, 5, 6 Varsity Club 3, 4, 5, 6, Vice Pres, 5, 6. Hi-Y Club 3, 4, 5, 6, Secy. S, 6 Christian Service Club 5, 6 Junior Choir S, 6, Pres. 5, 6 Cadet Band l, 2, 3, Pres. 1, 2 Golf 2, 4, 6 Boys' Glee Club 3, 4 Memoir Staff S, 6 Class Vice Pres. 3, 4 JOAN VAN DOORNE BUD ZOODSMA Junior Choir l, Z A Capella Choir 3, 4, 5, 6 0 amen! fqclcfaeuei Dear Friends: The road to success is not the easiest path to follow. It requires hard work, devotion to duty, and the help of Cod. Gaining success can be compared to reaching the top of a tree. There are two ways to get to the top. One is by sitting on a SICICID and waiting until it grows into a tree. The other way is by climbing. I'pon the completion of our high school education we have begun the climb toward a successful life and we might say that we have now reached the lower branches. We can have the false notion when high school days are over that 'fwe have arrived . It is true that we have established the basis for further education, but the real task has just begun. That further education may be college and university or it may be the actual experience of a job. But whatever happens, the foundation is there and we are thankful that this foundation is not only an education but an education with a special meaning and background. We were taught to see God and His Glory in every phase of our life. This God-centered education was possible only because of the foresight of our fathers many years ago. They sacrificed TIME, MONEY and EFFORT and they are continuing that sacrifice so that a Christian High School education will continue to be available to the students of this community. We are not unmindful of the devotion of scores of teachers who have devoted their lives to teaching the covenant youth. VVhat a wonderful opportunity this class of '53 has had. Many of us will be faced with military service and this background of a Christian education will enable us to face circumstances to which we are unaccustomed. This will give us a better opportunity to let our light shine and be better Chris- tians and better citizens. As we continue the climb towards success we must constantly keep in mind that success must not be measured by the mere accumulation of wealth. But rather that success is a more noble attainment which can be measured by our devotion to duty, our willingness to sacrihce for our fellow men, and living to the glory of God. Our sponsors, Mrs. Haan and Miss Ten Broek, have been most helpful and cooperative during our years at Christian High and we thank them. We also express a special word of thanks to Miss Zandstra, Mr. Hoekenga and Mr. Post for their good advice and counsel, and we are deeply grateful to all of the teachers who have been so patient and understanding. As we are graduated, it is our hope that the guiding principle expressed in our class motto will be constantly in our mind, 'Success lies, not in achieving what you aim at, but in aiming at what you ought to achievew. We will achieve success if we follow the words of our class text: 'eTrust in Jehovah with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding . James Yan Kuiken, Prefiderzt Friends: For the Class of june, '53 this commencement exercise marks the high point of our years at Christian High. At least in some measure we feel that individually, we have succeeded. Perhaps we are inclined to boast and exaggerate our degree of attainment. Yet to us it is a significant thing to reach the goal for which we have long striven. At times we become pessimistic, questioning the value of an education. At other times we become optimistic, so optimistic in fact that we regarded school not as a threshold of learning. but a place where we could enjoy extra-curricular beneflts, often forgetting our purpose and aim. Those were times we all will remember. Still, it was perhaps in the striking of that happy medium, the medium of applying our abilities to the business at hand, that we found the greatest satisfaction. Thus, having tasted the sweetness of success, we once again look forward to greater achievements. For some, these achievements will take their form in fame, education, professional positions. For others they will be less tangible, less definable, perhaps more honorable. There are times too, when we will taste the bitterness of our struggle. Then, let us remember our class motto in which the poet Longfellow has stated so simply: Life if real, life if 6'61?'llE.YZ,' and the grave if not its goal. Dust thou art to dust returnext roar not Jpoleezz of the Joulf' Again, there will be times when we are optimistic, when life seems too good to be true. At this time, particularly, let us not forget our God who is the author of our measure of success, small though it may be. Now, in behalf of the Class, I would like to express our gratitude to the Board, Faculty, and Administration for the Christian guidance which they so willingly and unselfishly gave to us during our brief stay at Christian High. Our class sponsors, Mrs. Yer Hoef, Mr. Boogaart, and Mr. Vander Lugt, deserve a special note of appreciation for so ably assisting in directing the affairs of the class as an organization. To our parents, whose sacrihce and prayers have given our lives a richer meaning by affording us a God-centered education, we can only begin to express our thanks. But in the years ahead we hope to have opportunity to show them by our words and deeds that their concern and love for us has not been in vain. Finally, thanking our God above all, each of us must keep his vision hxed upon Him so that we may say with Paul in the words of the Class text, f'But one thing I do, forgetting the things which are behind and stretching forward to the things which are ahead, I press on toward the goal unto the prize 75 of the high calling of God in Christ Jesus. 43 Bernard Jeltema, Prefident SWFJ IWW Gladd Uyicefm af fcanaafuf 1954 Left to right: Mr. Fcycn, Ed. Start, prcsg C. Slllllllllllgil, scc'y.g il. Vander Scliraaf, trcasg Mr. Stravers. XVhen We entered Christian High School VVe are looking forward to a hay-ride and as Hfreshiesa' everyone laughed when the also our Junior-Senior Banquet. date January'54 was mentioned in chapel. We Wish to thank our sponsors, Mr. VVell, the time has elapsed quickly and We Feyen and Mr. Stravers for the help and are now anticipating the life of seniors. guidance they have given us as we look The past year has been very enjoyable. forward to another pleasant year together. Ofiicers: Pres. Ed Start Secy. Carolyn Spanninga Treas. Anne Vander Schraaf 46 C. Andre B. Bast Brower B. Brummcl B. Cheadle C. Cnosscn P. De Jongc B. Disselkocn J. Duthler D. Dykstra B. Flictstra M. Grasman M. Huizinga G. Kocdoct J. Kuipcr B. Kunst M. Mol E. Noor M. Oostdyk I. Postma 'l'. Rhoda R. Ritscma M. Sikkema C. Spanninga E. Start N. Start C. Tclman H. Vander Ark D. Vander Molcn A. Vander Schraaf R. Vande Vussc J. Van Houtcn J. Van Valkcnburg R. Vcr Hill P. Waalkcs B. Wiercnga M. Wicringa J. Wiersum II. Wildcbocr Q 1 , ' V- ' faqs, B B. P T0 ' .9 , .M . 'rf ll I B 62 ' ., ,sp Q .sig-T' f B-sf 4 7 W K 1 fl aisle , ca 5' l , .125 B fer. f y K' Pl x f 5 B F' 5 H ff 5 5 f 'L.. Lv l'V,k B , Q as if X l 'L 1 af . . 7' - C f' AK 'J wr .ggi Qu . W ig. gx 'fi f.., , f R K 'll f it Q... his D 47 ,. .,,,. j ff- f W ...., i' 'x i A 9- V 'Q 'S Qfau Qfficeafi of fune 7954 Left to right: Mr. Vander Mcy, Xlr. Zwicr. M. Bykcrk. sec'y.g Bliss Blziuw, A. Tiddcns, trczns.g L. Vos, prcs.g D. Garielsc, vice-pres. As we look back upon the time when We first entered the halls of Christian as freshmen, we are hardly able to believe that We are slowly coming to the end of our Junior year already. lt has been filled with fun and many happy experiences. Our Junior class sponsored an all- school ice-skating party at the Stadium this year. We had a fine turn out and had a good time getting prepared for the com- Class Oflicers: ing out-door ice-skating season. We are eagerly looking forward to be- gin our work on the Junior-Senior ban- quet. We hope it will be a big success. We as a class wish to thank our able sponsors, Miss Blauw, Mr. Vander lVley, and Mr. Zwier, for the assistance they have given us in the past. Pres. Louis Vos W Vice Pres. Dennis Gabrielse Secy. Mary Bykerk Treas. Amy Tiddens 48 A. Albers L. Alclcriuk G. Alofs: R. Ammcraal B. Baas B. Ballcst C. Bckkcr J. Bcrkcnpzxs M. Bcrkcnpas M. Bettcn F. Bierling Blackport . Blackport L. Bolt J. R W. Boot D . Bordcwyk I. Borgerding A. Bos R. Bos R. Boshovcn C. Botma E. Bouwer N. Bouman J. Brummcls K. Brunger C. Buikema C. Buikcma R. Buitcn B. Bultcma B. Bykcr M. Bykcrk li. Bylsma S. Bylsma M. Cooper A. Dc Boer K. De Boer L. Dc Haan Rl. Dc Haan D. Dc Lange J. Dc Ruitcr J. Dc Vos D. De Vries D. Dc Vries J. De Vries R. De Vrics R. De Vrics P . Dielman J. Damstra C. Dan Hof D. Dicmcr F. Diepstra M. Dikkcrs S. Door Y. Door M. Doorn B. Dorubos L. Douglas Ii. Duimstra A. Dyke L. 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Klein . Kloostra. Koctsicr Kok Koenes Koenes Kooicnga Kooicnga Kooistra Koster Kremcrs Kuiper Kuipcr Kuiper Kuizcma Lamsc Landstra Langzcrhorst N. Lanninm Lzxnnlng C. Llndlrout XY. London A. Longstreet C. l.ululvers A. Lublnerts B. Lucas -T. l.utlema N. Ludwlcli lXl. Rlelllillizrms L. lx'lClI1LlCTlSlllZl D. lXlensel1 R. Mersman D. Meyer S. Meyer N. Miller J. Monsma S. lWonsma J. Morren E. Mouthaan D. Mulder E. Mulder R. Mulder . Newhof ff. Newhouse B. Nyenhuis lj. Ondersma T S. Oosterlxcert M. Oosterhouse G. Otten T. Oudbier R. Overbeek J. Pastoor A. Peterson D. Peterson I. Peterson N. Peterson Peterson . Petter M. Peuler D. Poll R. Il C. Postma KI. Poutsnra P. Prius R. Prins ll. Reitsmu Nl. Rietema R. Risselade K . Ritsenla lf.. Roedema D. Rop lXI. Roskamp Ruster B. Schipper I. Schneider M1 Seholten C. Scott J. Siersma C. Sikkema AT. Sinke N. Slager lj. Smitter B. Snoek NI. Spee P. Stedt R. Start M. Steenbergen I. Stehouwer J. Sterk . ' '15 v -L -1 :mt - S. . 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Systsrna B. Talsnxa 15 . Teachout C. Teisnxan K. Ten lilshof Ten Horst . Ter Keunst Terpstra I. Thomasma I. M A. Tiddens R. Tiddens N. Toering G. Triezenburg . Van Buren I. Van Dallen K. Van Dellen D. Vanden Berg If Vanden Berg . Vanden Berg T. Vanden Houvel G. Vander Ark W. Vander Haar C. Vander Laan D. Vander Laan R. W D. Vander Laan M. Vander Laan IQ. Vander Laan R. Vander Mey R. Vander Ploeg D. Vander Sloot A. Vander Tuin H. Vander Van L. Vander Wal I. Vander Weide I. Van Dreal B. Van Druinen H. Van Dyke I. Van Dyke M. Van Enk I. Van Houten I. Van Houten M. Van Houten R. Van Houten is 'nv' 6 Hi' R. Van Houten V. Van Houten K. Van Overlrfop C. Van Rees R. Van Slooten A. Van Vels A. Veldkamp R. Veltman A. Venhuizen L. Verburg I. Verstrate C. Visser B. Volbeda I. Vos L. Vos I. Voss I. Vroon D. Walters L. Warners M. Weeber D. Weidenaar B. Westrate fi. Wfzstrate C. XViercnga G. Wicrenga K. YVicrcnga R. XViCfCI1Q2l R. XYicrcnga BI. YVicrsma T. YVillcms C. Xxyillcmslyll K. Wiudcmullcr XVOIdCI'illg . XYolfcx't KI. XvOI'1iII1Zll'1 N. Wristcrs IQ. Wynzlldu J. B W. Yff A. Zuidcma KI. ZXVyllLllZCll 1 , 5 3 ff' A r wgf' v fi? gs, rw 4:9 Y . K A Pr , L - ff LIXL'T A x if 1' L- fn- x 53 K- 'KY f f' Mack gleclfian This year the school received a voting machine from the city. A mock election was sponsored by Mr. Stuk and the Government classes for the purpose of instructing students in the operation of the machine. VVe feel that this purpose was realized. 54 SWWWM 0 au Ufficead af fauna-'14 7955 Left to right: D. Tubcrgcu. pres., Mr. Boonstra. B. Dc Jong. vice-prcs.g N. Yan Dam, tl'CZ1S.Q J. Rhoda, scc'y. Our first year at Christian High has now drawn to a close. Naturally, We are all eagerly looking forward to being Jun- iors, but we will never forget the wonder- ful times we have had in our past year. Last June marked a big social event for us. A class picnic was held at Ideal Park. Everyone enjoyed himself and became ac- quainted With each other. We are now Class Officers: anxiously Waiting for more of these get- togethers. We the class of January, 1955 would like to express our appreciation to our class sponsor, Mr. Boonstra, for the assist- ance he has given us. With a fine class, and excellent spon- sor, and Godis help We can have a very enjoyable stay at Christian High. Pres. Dave Tubergen Vice Pres. Bob De Jong Secy. Janet Rhoda Treas. Norma Van Dam 56 J, Barr C. Barents Il. Boer XY. BOUIIIHII R. Bounmzln K. Buist M. De Fouw R. De jonge B. De Kraker B. Dc Vries bl. De Vries C. Dykstra G. Dykstra B. Francoys F. Geldcrloos M. Goudzwaard M. Gritter K. IIOCRSCIHH R. Iluizingu M. Jellcmzt R. jenkins P. Jcurink bl. Keuning M. Kooi M. Kooiker L. Kuzce D. Lyzenga I. Meyer INT. Posthumus F. Prince ll. Pruis bl. Rhoda R. Roskamp K. Setsxna M. Smit B. Sytselna D. Tubcrgen B. 'Fussen N. Yan Dann R. Yan Den Akker W. Vanden Berg R. Vander Laan J. Vander Zee NI. Yan Hzlttcm J. Yan Komen KI. Yan Noord L. Yeenstra KI. NYcstn1aas is ll 12. ,... K, 'uf 1... -y 5'- K S4 Q ki 4. X, 93, S' fm-I .S Q5 , X 'p X .6 gy gk.. I, j ' F J Q 5 ., 2 P A 'CARR AX-.fl5 if Lk 4? K 5 4.2 In lg, , , R ee Rv f rr R nf . by K .. . A V.. xg NR 1 A- 'K f 'Y .x 3 ' - if .EV . H W fi ' b its R YQ eg ' 3 - N? - ' R 3 k i 1 tix , ' , .QM a ...fy . r g, V' B ..'. new . ffm as if . M mf' R R fy R , R ' K yn ,W R 1571 . . Q ff f RR... -Q, X Q.,- XY, K, err E , t u ,, f.':Kr5X f wf i ffiq' TS.. .H K -N.- sewn., ,gli Gian Gffzceaa of fame 1955 1 Left to right: G. Quist, pres.g Mr. De Bic, B. Van Autwerpen, vice-prcsg lvlr. Boelema, Plekker, Sec,y.5 Folkertsma, treas. Our class started its year at Christian son. VVe have appreciated their assistance High with the election of class officers. in helping us to feel like a part of Chris- Though we are still not completely ac- tian. quainted with these halls or very many of the students, We are enjoying good times Our first activity was a freshman skat- at Christian. ing party at Ramona Park. Our most im- portant participation in entertainment Our sponsors during our stay will be for the students was the presentation of a Mr. Boelema, Mr. De Bie, and Rev. john- freshman talent program. Class Officers: Pres. Gordon Quist Vice Pres. Berton Van Antwerpen Secy. Judith Plekker Treas. Judith Folkertsma C 58 w rv 5 ,.. .. .Y R. Albers R. Ballest B. Barrels P. Barts V I V V r 9 N - ' Ii. Bekkcr I f' 1 A Q: y J . P. Benes V 553' ' ' V 1V i VI. Bengelink f--' 1 'v r 1 A V . 1 V yew' M ' V . - Z QLL, ,N .V . r j 1. f . f. ffil.-.x X IP! ff-.I VT Beukema F. Boerkool V + L. Boersrna I . A .. S.. A .Q 1131- 2355111111 ,. V sg.. V.. V 1 1 gf 3 1. 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Klaver S. Klein F.. Klyn H. Kok F. Koning H. Koning T. Konyndyk W. Korfker M. C. G. M. T. R. V .ls Q L k L .l. M K s N Korhorn Kortman Koster Kramer Kreulen Krcuzcr Kroeze Kruitllof Kuipcr Kuipcrs Kuipcrs Kuipcr Kult Kunst Lacllnict La Grand Laninga Xl. Lzrnning N. Lanning A. Lcisrnan P. Lcisman ,l. Lennnon P Lindllout .X. Longzstrect D. Lyzcnga .X. Xlarcusse Cf. Nlcycr N. Meyer ll. Xleyering li. Miller j. Xlocllccr A. Mol R. Monslna B. Mulder P. Mulder W. Muller C. Nagelkirk L. Nzlnninga Nl. Nedcrhood K. Newlmof C. Nicboer B. Nicwenhuis B. Niewenhuis R. Noordeloos R. Noornmn lf. Norden E. Nyenlluis G. Nyenhuis II. Nordewier W. Oosse lt. Oosterllouse l.. Oostcrluouse P. Oosterhouse A. Oplxoff T. Uzingzl -I. Uldcnberger M. Penning G. Peterson I.. Peterson A. Petter P. Pikkart NI. Plaggemcyer C. Plas -I. Plekker G. Poprna J. Postclna bl. Potgeter l.. Paulisse A. Proos A. Quakkelaar ..., CS' ..x . S A .1 in . 1 k fig P A ,, .em ?' Q- + . 42- . 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Ann., .1 AV 6, C K z F fi -- 1 A 51 Wni'5?'I L,,W'W ' lZm,1 -gqfg . if . f gy K K,1i Mgr! . .N .AX C9 I A R H if r , 1 Q lib K ., , :MAP b Z., . I . Q A 'I'-'li 'H X X-,JJ .J . ,. ' E. ...gtk iii K . A 5 4 . A 'f.f : sez ,,-' 1 , 4- . . . A C a , A 5 A LZ V , ii if ' V . r A Q V 1 'A tg'-V-v X -, V 'Vi 21 62 D. Quist G. Quist C. Rowuerda C. Ritsema G. Ritsema V. Roedema J. Roossien C. Rose R. Rosendahl J. Roskarnp J. Roserna F. Rusticus Ii. Rykse R. Schaafsma VV. Schaal NI. Schelhas KI. Schols P. Schutt J. Selvius J. Selvius J. Sjocrdsma D. Slager J. Sluiter D. Smits G. Starr E. Steenstra H. Steenstra G. Steigenga H. Sruic J. Sytsma M. Talsma N. Tanis H. Ten Elshof R. Terpstra S. Terpstra R. Terveen D. Thiele A. T iesenga AI. T01 B. Van Antwerpon C. Vanden Be VH XI. Vanden Berg M. Vanden Berg S. Vanden Berg P. Vanden Berge H. Vanden Hcuvel R. Vander Ark A. Vande Rict IN. Vander agt R. Vander Laan A. Vander Ma A. Vander IVI C. Vander Me D. Vande Pol I c rkt er er AI. Vander Mey M. Vander Molcn G. Vander Sloot G. Vander Sloot G. Vander Veen C. Vander VV rf D. Vander VV erf R. Vander Til 'e 1 E. Vander Wo ude R. Vander Woude B. Vander Zouwen L. Van Duyn D. Van Dyke M. Van Dyke J. Van Dyken J. Van Eerden Van Ilovcn Van Laar Veenstra Vcgtcr Veldkamp V eldman Vcnema Vcn Huizen Ver Hcule Ver Kaik Verschchuurc Vertragt Ver Wys Vcurink Visser Vogel Vricland . Yroonland XYalcott XVarncrs Wecbcr VVelmers Werkema Wesscls YVestra XViebeng:-1 Wierenga XYillemstyr1 Wblthuis Wbudcnbcrg VVychers VVynalda Ybema Zandcc Zictse Zondervan Zoodsma Zylstra Zylstra -'G 33 wr V GV, ', ,X 'Sy A 1: f' 1 Q! X A Q' Q Soyzfnamaaa . I' J fi .N W 5 'l'A , 'X -wx ' fi 2,5 .. if , K, -K, 7 fix 'x 1 A . Sf is A 'U amvk ,LL I N ' ,s K K gg. N Q 1537 N Q ' 4+ Q , ,I -t A i Q 51: '-11 ' X. -1 f A I A , 7 , R 1 K K 6 ,x I'-N A - N I , 'Q' 0 R I If 4+ L L 'V ,A ' ' M f X ' X XR Tix .4 ,i Q ii? if if f' 1 , ,. af 1 if ff 63 SWM Qwdwzen eladfi Qfficeaet of fanaaaq 1956 Mr. De Witt. Mrs. Bolt, T. Duthler, B. Vcenstra, M. Nledendorp, D. Visser. Although We are Weak in nurnber, We are strong in school spirit and are eager to take our part in carrying on the Chris- tian High tradition. Our first ofiicial act was to elect officers and meet our spon- sors, lVIrs. Bolt and Mr. De Witt. You will hear from us again. Pres. Torn Duthler Vice Pres. Dan Visser Secy. Myrna Medendorp Treas. Bernice Veenstra 66 4 'I' C. Afman A. Blystra Q M. Borst ,H , A. Brink -v 4- . V' T AV ANT M. Buquct jg A Q H. Datema Rv X V R . V, f I L. Dc Boer I MPH 'TZ I ff' N. Dc Graaf K. Dc Haan . R. Dc Haan 9 A X, , R. Dc Jager f 'jg. ' QV JH 'F 9 wa V V Vru if H. Dckkinga ,fff ' .iff X W. Dc Koning WT ibn 'I iff, 'X , g M. Dicpcnhuis yz ax hx 'f 1 91 V1 A V- F4 ,RV S. Doorn V K. Duthlcr ga M K 5. Dyk Q! J f if , A V .Q - V R. Dykhousc , -mf' .Q .T ' V f' M. Dykstra . Q' V 'S' 3 A B. Grootcrs H4-.. .K ,., N ' , R. Kooi :Q L 5 Y a ..,w Q i V L. Looscnort VV X ' J. Medendorp , V . 4 W V AV,' - 1 V. M Medendorp f I V-5 5 1 mf' 1 F, ' B. Mingerink A 85x '59 KI. Pastonr V W F . ' x D. Rocdc ik Lf ,.AQ C. Roscma I l ' ' ' ' R ' ' NI Ryksc A V A , A AI. Sclloo V, A - W 1 ,, , . J. Smcda VV y V' 'fix ' v A in P. Stccnsma ,N . ' V II. Sytscma ' .. 5 ' X 5 R Vg PQ ,X C. Yandcn Berg X 4' V 5 j ' 4' ffl all R. Vanden Borg E I 5 ,AXYA J in 'R Q t N. X-ZIHLICI' Brcgqcn V 6, XY Yzmndcr XVIII 3 V F Q . S KI Yz1ndcrXYulp - V 4 , 1,5 N 6 . XI Yan Ovcrcn 4 QD 7 ,. Q G ' D. Yun Puttcn X - , B. Yccnstm 6 , + D. Yisscr ' XI YYarnCx's V1 Q .Vg FV I B. Wicrsnm 5 V ' -nj 3 H P. Wolfcrx A V A' M ' P. Zuidcma ' V -V A , ' 'I' Zuidcma 8 1- V ' 67 Q 4-. 'V airy., j R3 Sgr 64 my f K 'Q . . .+G V ,V . R . F35 AQ.. G- Q... x -v 1 1 Q. S 5 -2 2 Z2 CUIH HYITINC 5 --. W.. X., ., .. r A vt ' M ycuah munu Af Mem K exhbiv 44 W, . Gfiudfiea alianalaqanwg' First Row: P. Yzimlci' Schuur. P. Goulooxc. ID. .Xllwera xl. Petersen. R. lfzinga. T. Dykstra, G. XYicrs, D. V.-Icl111a11. G. Uttcn. K. QIVOCIILIYIQ, S. SCIVLUIISIIIEI, Xl. Knoop. Second Row: Xlr. llot-kc11g:1. XI. KTYZISIIIIIII. NY. lly111z1. S. Rooks. P. XYZILIIIQCS. IC. CJIILICTSIIIH. K. Kuipcr. A. Yziinlcr Scl1rz1:1l. gl. Cirilliocn. gl. llc Young. Xl. Stcciilmcrgcn, Xl. Rose. l.. Goudzwaard. B. Critter, , .. , . ,, L. kisser. D. lctcrscn. Xliss 1,a11dstrz1. Tlllffl Rowzr YG. Kocdoot. D. Rop, If. Bruins. KI. Sinke. ll. Ilolistedc. ll. Tander Wvoutle, l. Hor- H. IEIISIIIZI, KI. Mol, IP. l31'u111111cl. R. XY:1lcc1tt, I. Czirlson. lIOCli6CIN1l, NY. Grocn, Borst, 'ri s111'1 . . t . liourili Row: -I. llocksciiizi. .XJ l'lCI'lIlUZl. I.. Vos. ll. llc Vries. KI. XYLIIILICII Berg, R. Ycenstra, G. Vander Xccii. IJ. Xander klagt. l. Xcwlunl, B. .XllllllCl'ZlLll. IX. IDoo1'11, Xl. I,UlllSllll1, Ii. blcllcina, I.. Koster, L. Pl:111ti11ga. D. De Yrics. The purpose of the club is to promote leadership, scholarship, and service among the students at Christian High. Our spon- sors are lvliss Zandstra and hir. Hoek- enga. Each of the members chosen on a per- centage basis from the junior and senior classes show consistant scholarship from the previous year. Grades must be above N average and continue to be above average in order to remain in the society. The Eagle Torchbearer chapter of Christian High belongs to the nation-wide society. Two parties mark the activities of the group. At our fall hay ride the new mem- bers played catch with fresh eggs and as a farewell to the wagon horses they kissed them good-night. ational Honor Society Ulhcers: Pres. Tom Dykstra Vice Pres. Ron Ezinga Secy. Grace Ann VViers Treas. Delores Veldman fbedafe 61644 lst Row - hir. Ter hlaat. D. Nonsma. A. Bos. L. Plantinga, B. Jcltcma 2nd Row - S. Monsma, R. Baker This year our Debate Squad was one of the largest in history, Its fourteen members amassed a total of ten Wins and eighteen losses debating on the topic: Re- solved, that the Atlantic Pact Nations Should Form a Federal Union. Although the results do not seem too good, the team debated in State competition as well as City, and there ran up against more experienced teams. The squad was aided by a special class which met three days a week to study and practice debate. The team participated in a practice tournament at Ferris Institute at the be- ginning of the season. Here the record was live Wins and three losses. Mr. C. Ter Maat served as the team's coach. 71 .55- 3:-13:51, . . . , Y V VVVV 77 V Vg .--,'E:E:'i?:gg:113:Q:z , , g E EDITORIAL STAFF sag FIQATURF STAXFF G. YYicrs, Assistant Editor, Miss lluitsing. Sponsorg B. Clockwisc: S. Scliziafsina. G. Kooistm. ll. Ballast. B, Dis- liooistra, Editor. sclkocn. xl. Dc Young. K. Kuivcr. Rl. Rose. Xl. Oostdvlcc. NEWS STAFF l . Xl. Grasnian. B. Dc Yrics, D. Ancmzz, ll. llofstcdc. BUSINESS STAFF E. Ondcrsma. D. Rop. D. Huisman. D. Brumincl. T, Pas- LCR t0 fltlllli MV- DC BOYS! R- Billwfy ll Sims, D- B00- toor. N. Kortinan. M. Nlonsma. Cl. Wicrcnga. G. Wicrs. Hamil- September 1952-Room 103 -Twenty- five students began the 'Uround the clock activity of putting out an FMBLEM that would be of interest to all. October 1952 - Election issue! The staff worked hard to give a complete cov- erage of the coming election and the stu- dent reaction. November 1952 H Three consecutive fall issues were sent to the National Schol- astic Press Association for rating among other student papers. Judges awarded the EMBLEM second place honors. 72 January 1953 - This issue featured the graduating class and contained an edi- torial aimed at increasing the power of the Student Council. February 1953 - A few old members of the staff had to leave because of sched- ule conflicts, but eight rookies were added to round out the staff. The EMBLEM stall, knowing the diHi- culty of meeting the standards of High School journalism, congratulates the Memoir Staff for their good work in cov- ering the year at Christian. Akmuwzfmqg 453332 MQW ri EDITORIAL STAFF LITERARY STAFF Left to right: D. Kuiper, lXIr. Konyndyk, II. Ilofgtgdg C. Stob, Ycnenia, Xl. Norden, A. Vander Brcggcn, K. Grocndyltc , BUSINESS STAFF B. Zondervan, A. Feringa, B. Bylsma. Having been elected to serve as your Memoir Staff for 1953, we began to plan this year's book immediately. Early in the first semester we chose our pho- tographer, Mr. Bultman. VVe wish to thank him for the close co-operation he has shown in this past year. A little later we decided on the cover and theme. VVe also decided to change this book so that it would be less formal. In order to do this, we changed our method of printing. VVe switched to lithography, a new type of printing. PI IOTO STAFF D. Kuipcr, H. Van Dani, R. l 1'itsn1a, S. Schaafsma, H, Hofstedc Then followed the work. VVe then took the club pictures and a little later the ping-pongs. VVe now could start on the actual assembly of the book. The deadline was set in the later part of May. VVith that in our minds, we worked hard to produce an interesting book that would be in your hands on time. VVe hope we have accomplished this. VVe would also like to express a word of thanks to Mr. Konyndyk for the advice and instruction he has given us. 73 pafmauwi lst Row - llcyncn, D. Vcldinzm, T. Zccff, D. Anema, ll. Jcllcma 2nd Row -- C. XYiers, K. Grocndyk, N. Kortnian, K. Kuiper, N. Yan Dam, Miss Zandstra Pilggaggsfciililf in th i At the meetings We often act out plays Realms of literature since We have a few good actors in our Nearly all the meeginos group. Since our dues amount to so yery At the girls, homes 56 little We earn money Tfor school projects S t . d. . . through extra sales. We always remember pen hm rea mg Compositions at the literary issue of the Emblem with a Scrfltii of the rest gift. Under the leadership of Miss Zand- U b yd. ' . Y 1 stra, we liave learned a lot about the liter- p ral mg Constructive Y ature which We enjoy so much. Stimulates good writing. Parnassus Officers: Pres. Delores Veldrnan Vice Pres. Kay Groendyke Secy. Grace Ann VViers Treas. Terrell Zeell 74 Maafufelud Standing: Y. Door. l.. llollqclvocr Xl. lnppiliun. S. Prcns. X D J. lloclixcnizx, 'lf 'llLllSIll1l. -I, Postliumxu. XY. Dc lim' UC. ykc, R. l7ritsm:1. ll. ,XllNNCl'llZll. SC11tCklI l, Kuipcr, N. XYL1st1ngm, ll. Nycnliuis. Kliss Kroon, Lanninp. B. Vander Klculcn. Putting the books away, attendance sheets, checking books out, selling fiction books, selling Talks to Teenersn, putting up Book VVeek displays, Tuesday noon meetings, bi-Weekly meetings, showing a Officers : film in c House, h lWiss Kro Stra niak Club. Pres. Jim Lanning Vice Pres. Betty Vand Secy. Neva Vilustman Treas. Betty Nyenbuis 75 hapel, banquet at the Ranch ayrides, all with the guidance of on Miss Blauw and Mrs. Boon 7 7 e up a year's review ofthe Library er lWeulen mfzioa Reef 64044 First Row: gl. Van Dreal. S. Frens, K. Dc Boer, S. Rooks, T. Zecff, G. Otten, I. Karelse, K. Hoe-kscxna, S. Meyers, E. Feyen. Second Row: M. Botnia. N. Yan Dani. R. Boshoven, G. Xiierenga, M. Frieswylc. NI. Scholten. M Swanson, XXI. Mol, M, Brant, N. Miller, R. Stukkie, J, Ifoekzenia, J. Gabrielse, S. Bylsnia, G. Wiers NI. Knoop. s Third Row: Miss Newcomlv. J. Hanenburgz. P. Mulder, C. Linclhout. M. Plaggemeyer, C. Yer Nfcrris, lf. Norden. A. De Young. L. Boet, C. Iloekzema, li. Rykse, M. Schols, M. Vanden Berg, L, Dyke- house, A. Longstreet, A. Peterson, El. Postina, M. Wiersma. Fourth Row: M. Jellexna, li. Gelderloos. D. XYesting. R. Venema. P. Verink, Bouma, K. Groen- dykc. M. La Grand, M. lN'lonsxna. li. Van Til, M. Braynian, M. Rose, I. Meyer, M. Critter, J. De Vos. D. Yander Pol, M. De Young, C. Botnia, C. Rose. Fifth Row: S. Dykstra, E. Ondcrsnia, G. Dykstra, M. Kooiker, K. Buist. B. Lucas. J. Gronsman, H Kooiker. A. Huizcnga, C. Postumus, M. Kooi, L. Oostcrhouse, G. De Haan, N. Visser, M. Doorn M. Lappinga, A. Vander Schraaf, C. Dc Vries. 1 The aim of the Junior Red Cross Clubis One of our interesting programs was a to help where there is need. This year we style show which was held in the school have had several projects to carry out our auditorium. aim. We sent boxes, filled with gifts, to We appreciate the leadership of Miss children in foreign countries. We also Newcomb and owe to her a growing appre- made favors at Thanksgiving time for the ciation for her help. people at Pine Rest Sanatorium. Officers: Pres. Terry Zeeff Vice Pres. Idamae Karelse Secy. Grace Otten Treas. Stephanie Rooks 76 Qzwluae fVw14ed. 0 ui 12th grade: Pres. Joanne Eclsingli Vice Pres. Marilyn Norden Secy. Judy Ilockzema Treas. Marge Knoops 10th grade: Pres. Carol Hondorp Vice Pres. Ruth Roscndall Sccy. Judy Folkcrtsma Trcas. Florence Koning In the 1952-53 meetings of the Future Nurses Clubs of Grand Rapids Christian, the three separate grades included in the club, coordinated their efforts in many of their projects. Our activities turned out so favorably because of the very able leadership of the two guest sponsors, Mrs. R. De Mol and Mrs. C. Ibershof, and the overall direction of our sponsor Miss Zandstra. Their in- teresting ideas andthe giving of their time to aid those girls interested in nursing has lltli grade: Pres. Beth Baas Vice Pres. Marg De Haan Sccy. June Postcma Trcas. Amy Tiddcns been advantageous to us and has been greatly appreciated. So that We might have a better and more realistic picture of the actual procedure ol' an important part of the work of a nurse, a trip to the Percy Jones Hospital was ar- ranged as a joint venture. Seeing brave men meeting and overcoming such serious handicaps makes us more resolute in our determination to be of the very best serv- ice to all. 77 Jia 'f lst Row - R. La Bom. D. Kuizcma. B. Zomlcrvzm. B. Dc Yrics. B. lbcrslmof, B. jcltcma, P. Brunger, D. Yaudcr Molcn Zutl Row - ll. Ter Ilorst. B. Boumau, N, Noortlcloos, C. Paauwc, R. Browucye, R. Krombccu, D. Monsma. T. Rhoda, Mr. Zwier 3rd Row -- TDOCZCHIZI. ll. XYoudcubcrg. T. Yzmdeu llcwval. D, Kars, R. Yau Yallicuburg, A. licringa, -I. Dc Yrics. ll. Van Dam 4th Row - Dutlilcr, B. Klciuliclcscl, D, Wicreliga. T. Dylcstra, B. Kooistra. B. Vander XYz1ll, J. Hccrcs, D. llclmus The Hi-Y Club under lXfIr. Zwier, our new sponsor, has again contributed its part to the life of Christian High. This club, composed of thirty-five fellows, en- deavored during this past year to uphold its aim, which is to create, maintain and extend throughout the school and com- munity the high standards of Christian character. This year we sent two delegates, Rich Van Valkenberg and Ron Browneye, as mock,' state representatives to Central hfiichigan College and Lansing. These boys take over the seats in the State leg- Club Ofhcers islature for two days. In order to finance these undertakings, we had the opportu- nity to sell paddle-pops at one of the basketball games. Vive are proud of the fact that each member takes part in the Club activities. The fine leadership of Bill De Vries, our president, is very much appreciated, and our sincere thanks to Mr. Zwier for spon- soring our Club during the 1952-53 se.- son. Pres. Bill De Vries Vice Pres. Bernie Jeltma Secy. Bernie Zondervan Treas. Bill Ibershof 78 Wafzdilq 01145 5 , i K l VE rl lst Row - B. Kooistra, Hccrcs. B. Bauman. B. De Vries. B. Zondervan. D. Rap. Ncwliousc, N. Noordeloos 2nd Row - Mr. Boelenia, B. Wicrengzi, T. Vanden Hewvel, K. Ritscnia, B. Bounizin. Dc Hoog, J. Kocnes, Nlr. Yryliof 3rd Row -- R. Ezinga, B. Brununels, lXl. Woudcubcrg, Doezciua, B. Yandcr Wal, D. Kuizenil 12. Start, B. Ibcrsliof The Varsity Club has again enjoyed have also sponsored three pep assemblies another successful year. XVe have twenty- and jointly with the Cv men's club have five members who are all major letter sponsored a hamburg fry after a game. winners. To our sponsors, Nlr. Boelema and Nlr. Our main project has been the sale of Vryhof, we give our heartiest thanks for doughnuts during the lunch hour. We a Well guided year. Varsity Club Olhcers: Pres. Bill De Vries Vice Pres. Bernie Zondervan Secy. Ed. Start Treas. Bill Kooistra 79 i , 77, , W 6 Ghuufzw Sewage GAA This year the Christian Service Club has two new sponsors, Rev. Faber and Rev. Johnson. The primary purpose of this club is to promote Christian fellow- ship among the club membership and also to encourage academic and practical prep- aration for such full-time Christian vo- cations and careers as: The Gospel min- istry, Christian school teaching, Medical Missions, Educational Missions and So- cial Service. Members of the club conduct chapel services monthly with the reading of scrip- tures, offering of prayer, messages, and song leadership. The club held four meetings this year. At these meetings we have had a film and refreshments and also speakers to present Christian phases of vocational training. In the spring the club will sponsor a hymn sing and they also hold their annual ban- quet. Christian Service Club Oflicers: Pres. Richard Van Valkenburg Vice Pres. Robert Vander Wal Secy. Iacquelyn Duthler Treas. Delores Mensch 80 f i I E E .si As l l lll Seated: B. Yan Dykcn. Betty Yandcr hlnclcn. First Row: K. Grocndvlc. A. Vander Rict. S. Klein, B. Vander Klolcn, C. Rosc, Borst. P, Diclcniczn, L. Vander Zaag. Jansen, J. Postenia. Second Row: Mrs. Haan. xl. llncltscina. R. De lloog. C. Nicbocr. V. Van Solkcnia, Nl. Sclioltcn, A. Klzircussc, G. Huisnizin, R. Vander Ney. Wcstvccr, E. Yan Til, M. La Grand. The Music Club, under the able spon- sorship of Mrs. Haan, has had a very active year. We have twenty-eight members and have been studying some of the major works in lNlusic. VVe have also studied the lives of the composers of these works. The purpose ofthe club is to study Club Officers : music and promote music at Christian High. To raise money We have sold potato chips and paddle-pops at one of the games. With this money we bought records for the library. We have had a party and are planning a school-wide music contest. Pres. Verna Van Solkema Vice Pres. Lavonne Vander Zaag Secy.-Treas. hlary Scholtens 81 . . :-5 -.-A .-: 4:-. :-:-:-:-:- 32':3:1:5:' 15:32 Dfw hccgaa Standing: A. Quzxlckclaar, Rlr. Dawson. E. Oostcrliousc, Mr. Post, J. Cramer. Seated: J. Wcstvccr, Rl. Dc Vries, R. Breen, L. jonkman, R. Fritsma. The Stamp Club is composed of about 12 members who meet bi-weekly for the purpose of improving their individual stamp collections and obtaining a more thorough knowledge of this activity. The society has discussions on subjects related to this hobby such as watermarks, forgeries, new stamps issued, first day covers, and the like. VVe subscribe to the Stamp News Magazine which is available for all to read in the library. After the business is completed, we trade and sell stamps. In future meetings we plan to have speakers interested in this hobby who will display their collections to us and tell of their experiences in stamp collecting. They may also display their collection for the benefit of all the student body in the show case, as a few of our members already have done. Some of the exhibits consist of famous American men, famous women fAmerican and foreignl, religious stamps and famous buildings. This club has accomplished a great deal in the past and we expect to broaden our activities in the future. Stamp Club Officers : Pres. Richard Breen Vice Pres. Roger Fritsma Secy. Lois ,Ionkman Treas. hlarvin De Vries Vice Secy.-Treas. Joe Cramer 5. 2231: :-:1'9S:2i' :::111.1:215E2s:2:2-.I 1'i'1:5:':?3:7't1:-52124-. . .Y ., Y , - 82 Gamma Glu! E E if . 5 5 S ,Q . First Row: B. Lzmpcrliorst, B. Zomlcrvan, C. De Witt, D. Faber, R. Fritsma. nl. Cmiucr, S. lXlousma, D. lXlonsma. Second Row: G. Start. l7. lluisman. iXl. llt-mining. C. xx'QlIllL'I'S. B. INllllllxlUI'llli!Il. R. Krucxcr, ll. llooicr, F. Lztutiugzl. Nl, Sikkcmzi. Klr. Dc llzlau. Third Row: M. Yam Noord. B. .Xmmeruz1l, G. llcrmzm. photographic contests. Each member of the club has the privilege to use the dark- room in which he can perform his own picture-making. During the past year the camera club has informally met to learn how to take better pictures and how to develop, print, and enlarge them. Among the activities of this year have been: slide lectures on pic- ture makingg demonstrations on develop- ingg contact printing and enlargingg and criticism of Winning photographs in The camera club is sponsored by Mr. De Haan. Vile wish to thank him for his capable leadership. Camera Club Ollicers: Pres. Don Faber Vice Pres. Joe Cramer Secy. Calvin De VVitt Treas. Rog Fritsma 4... 5 2 1-:-1.-FA:-' g.Q:f:f.Q:QQ. 4 9 83 ' Z 4, ki 4 is Q Z Sal: .,..:.?:4,Q,. 4 F if .I2I,Z:.1.:1Z:...,. s 4 r f E v2ia2eia5s2i5g2:sia52i W.. .,,. 4 I ' raiasirmfzsf 5 5:75121 gwfu sponsored by the The hambu rg-fry and the C-Men's Club. 84 Varsity Club l,1,mfm ian rr ffstlxaaf. f rv ,,,, 5,-H sam mag: A ,:.1':1:,f... gg, J .1..,rt , - .lx . iff, ls Hifi 3122 1 lux, ,L s3i,.1,,i,1. E' meiwux, ,Q 5 1 gi.lT?FEj 1 ig-zuyafm Ma Ganceu' Banc! First Row: V. Stroo. gl. Cramer. R. Vander Ploeg. B. Klanderman. IQ. Vrieland, M. Kramer, il. Vroon, Mr. H. Geerdes. B. Zondervan. Kuiper, A. Sjoerdsexna. L. Dykehouse, D. jeltexna, C. llceren. B. Ballast. Second Row: bl. Van Valkenbnrg. D. Veldman. M. lm Grand. M. Postinnus. D. Brunnnel. D. Faber. B. Korfkcr. S. Terpslra. li. Bouinan. lf. Stcenstra. B. Kooicnga. lf. Start. B. Start. G. Start. H. Dykstra. C. Vander Ark. R. Boshoven. M. Ver lloef. gl. Gronenian. R. llehnus. li. Windeinuller hi. Cooper, D. De Vries. Third Row: l . Van Buren. l. Meyer. A. Quakkelaar, S. La Grand. D. De Vries. K. Buist. K. Groendykc. hi. Klornp. lf. liuizcrna. gl. Rnsler. C. Spanninga. R. La Botz. N. Start. Cv. Stuklcic R. Peterson. NV. Schaal. .l. BOlll1lllS. D. lirinlq. B. TgI'L1Il1lNCl. Vander Berg. R. llandloglcn. R Roskarnp. li. Brower. R. Van Iiorlaar. B. Nieuwenhuis. D. Walters. C. Cnossen. Schneider. B Xlnr llulst. D. Vander Werf. XV. De Graaf. C. De 'A Fourth Row: R, Kok. B. xViCI'Sl11Zl. ul. De glonge. R. Schripsenia. K. Ten Elshof. H. lVoudenbcrg. R. Bishop. C. De Vries. P. Vanden Berg. Xl. NVoudcnberg.,B. Ritsema. VVith the enjoyment the Concert Band has experienced this past year comes work. lt was work that produced the Fall Con- cert, and the appearances of the Marching Band at the Armistice Day Parade and the two basketball games held at the Civic Auditorium. VVorking hard, we are looking forward to the VVinter and Spring Con- certs, marching in the Memorial Day and Tulip Time Parades, and participating in the District Band Festival. Our Spring Concert, which will be held at the Civic Auditorium with Paul Lavelle as our guest cc nductor will prove to be the highlight of the season. Officers: The Band House, which will long be remembered by most of us, was the center of our work. VVe have spent many hours practising hard even though we were packed in. All has not been work, however. VVe have had fun together. VVe enjoyed the at the Holland game and are barbecues looking forward to our annual outing. The enthusiasm which our director, Mr. Geerdes, showed was the incentive for our work. Under his capable leadership we have grown spiritually, socially, and musically. Our many thanks to him for all he has given. Pres. Edwart Start Vice Pres. Calvin De Witt Secy. Netty Start Librarian Jim Vanden Berge 86 eacfel' Eancf lst Row -- M. Ellcns, R. Ensing. R. Lankhcct, lXl. XYorkman, Yan Komen, Plekker, R. Hoeksema, K. VVierenga, Huizenga, E. Wlicrenga 2nd Row -- L. De VVaard, YV. Griflioen, B. Francoys, C. Busscher, Vander Berg, D. Vander Laan, D. Ammeraal, R. Bocrsma. lf. Guikema. G. Faber. D. Botting. K. Zandee, R. Verhill 3rd Row - N. Tavis, G. Nyenhuis, S. Dykstra, A. Bos, J. Gritter, R. Buitcn, R. Haan, Mr. Geerdes The band section of the music depart- ment at Christian High School is com- posed of three bands: the junior band, the cadet band, and the concert band. The cadet band, which has some thirty-two players, is the middle band or stepping stone to the concert band. Members of the cadet band are called upon to fill vacancies in the concert band as they occur. The ac- tivities of the cadet band include a daily practice of an hour or a marching drill outdoors when the Weather permits. The practice consists of Work with scales, marches, chorales, and overtures which will develop the player's ability to the level required for admission to the concert band. Director of the cadet band is Mr. Geerdes. Even though he directs the other two bands also, he uses tireless effort and patience to do an excellent job of making better musicians of all the players. Except when an occasional discord creeps in, the band plays very Well and the musicians have an enjoyable time reading the music together. During the second semester, the cadet band will present an assembly con- cert for the student body, and will join the other bands in playing a march at the close of the Paul Lavalle concert in April. Cadet Band Officers: Pres. VValter Griflioen Vice Pres. Jim De Jonge Secy. Judy Plekker 87 14 eapelfa efzaia lst Row - N. Vander Till, L. jonlaman. S. Door. S. Scliaafsxna, L. Stiegcnga, KI. llonierson, Postcma, Peterson, nl. Woldring. M. glonkert, M. Wicrsrna. L. Vander Zaag. D. Prius, N. Ludwick, B. Goulop-fe, Dc Young, Yan Dykcu, A. Tiddcns. Dzltcmzl. B. Yandcr Nluclcn Znd ROW 4 lN'Trs. Haan. Xl. Dc llazin. Steliowcr. lf. Yan 'l'il. A. Yzindcr Brcggcu. C. Rooistrzn, hi. Vander Stow, V. Yan Solkenma, Vcucma, Dc lloog. D. lioenes. R. Ritscinzi, K. Grocndyla, K. Bosnia, M. Mol, nl. lleynen. ll. Den Brzxlwcr. li. lfeyen. ll. Xander Arla. R. De lloog Y 3rd ROW - S. Slagcr, Mi. Sclioltcn. M. Rose. R. Yan Dommclen. U. Xliicreuga. R. lloclisira. l.. los, C. Andre, D. Dc Lange, A. Cammiuga. T. Tzxlsma. G. Yun Ilzrrn. C. Leugs, Bl. Kuycrs. R. Goodyl-lc. R. De Vries. D. lWuldCr. L. Bolt. hi. lfriesvrvli. G. Nllicrs 4th Row - El. lloexum. M. Bykerl-1. li. Lantinga. D. Galvrielsc. gl. Xlousma. M. Woudenberg. C. Paauwe. gl. Ruster. B. London. D. Ruipcr. Y. Yer Mculcn. U. Ruixcrna ll Xllvlters. R. Zoodsma. R. llavcman, T. Dykstra, M. Roskam, R. Yan Valkcnberg, H. Hofstedc, E. Vander Molen The purpose of the A Capella Choir is not only to perform for others, but to de- velop Within ourselves and others an ap- preciation for beautiful music. VVC strive to learn how to express ourselves through our songs. The appreciation for the liner things in life which the members have de- veloped is the result of the endless efforts of our director, Mrs. T. Haan. We thank her for what she has given us during her stay at Christian High. lt has been her en- thusiasm and help that has given us higher goals. Vile consider it a privilege to work under her leadership. VVe have enjoyed numerous engage- ments during the first semester. These in- clude performing for the Organists Musi- cians Guild, with the Grand Rapids Sym- phony, the giving of a Christmas concert for the students, the January graduation and spending an afternoon singing at the Rescue Mission. Senior Choir Officers: Pres. Bill De Vries Vice Pres. Jim Ruster Secy.-Treas. Joan Venema Libra rian Shirley Schaafsma 88 'QAM First Row: Jansen. L. Aldcring. C. Barrcns. Xl. Goudzwaznrd. N. Herwcycr. C. Lindhout. ul. Rhoda Nlrs. Haan, S, Bylsma, lf. Gabriclsc, R. Xlcstrzltc. S. Rooks. T. Griltcr, N. Gervers, B. Sllflifli, C Batts. 1 Second Row: Xloutliaan. G. Alofs. U. Post. Xl. Kloostra. -I. SlCI'SHlZl. P. Prius. R. Tyson. ll Stuit. F. Lanninga. B. Ncwenhuis. YY. lirocli. Rl. Vander l.aan. B. lfleistrzi. R. Vanden Berg. Xl Pculer. Third Row: L. Vander XYall. B, Volbeda. ul. lmiycveld. li, Bones. D. Vander Sloot, XY. lilokstra K. Ilockwatcr. K, Dc Boer. H. Vogel. li. Disselkocn. M. lluizengu. .X. Sjoerdsma. 3 Fourth Row: D. Room. D. Swcts. N. Noordcloos. R. Zondervan. B. Xander Xlvall. T. lfzibcr, I Beukema, L. Huizcugzi, Al. Yoetbcrg. D, l.yzcnu:1. 'II Vander llcuvcl. The Junior Choir as a training choir is group in our Christmas assembly, Decem learning the fundamentals of music under ber 23, with the Senior Choir and the Sen the direction of Mrs. Haan. ior Girls Glee Club. W'e also plan to per i form in chapel next semester and to parti VVe have already performed as a choric cipate in the Spring Concert next Mayf. Junior Choir Officers: Pres. Bernie Zondervan Vice Pres..Dave Swets Secy. Marianne Peuler Librarian Janet Rhoda 89 s - aafqzaeza . K T Kl T s s F 'I W .Eff 4? 7 K I Q ' ' K K ' ff . lk - .f, ff:f57Q- .,.f . K ef iff. ... - . T .K. . 5 K.lK 1 ' . ' Kl ' K K r ssii . S n 'L f K. 'L,- - L .. . 1 K KKKJ 1', L'mLL 'f,' i' H Ki . 2 K. i.K 1 ..i , s K 2 list V Ki? K K 5 1 K . I K LIV 511. - :K z v Z gr fl. ? 5 'f ' W '.'1 I I 5 'fk :J f,mL ' . ' . L ' QQ Y ' ' I ',L, f ' ' 'nf' . t .. .5 L t .. I . I K :,k ,,, I pl A K 1 In . vw I A i , M .I A V - E . .. l Q if 1 ' i v,, 4 17 fr s :' f S if '- i ' 5. as K i ' '- z. 241 .s 8 'K Q.. , ,Q eg , ' K A, .5 a ,fl 'V f 4 K VVV V ' i I., - t g Q BL V ji fs, I A 5 1 . .. I e-4 fig ,V O , ' rs .r- lx it 5- 'gf X PM lfxr. 9 r as ' fu W L T. .v N K fr 1 K' f , ,V J s f+. 'rf . A if fx .f fi ll. A 'ij' A 7' I ' ,X as i .7 s . .f A ff .- 4- .J 'ew 'wha FY f ' ' KQQQWKK KKK - .- cr K. if 713 is N. V ,I 1 A A - 1 'N 'V A rkvh A A V' i ,- l fa. is F I Avia 1 A K ' f if V First Row: S. Boss. A. lfcringzi. C. Botnizi. N. Slzigcr. N. Lantingzx. T. Minncnia. nl. Ezinga, A. Bos, K. Xxvillx,lC1NUllCI'. N. Cort. hl. Rirlistrix. Xl. Ninn link, B. Haas, B. Potgcucr. XX. llynia. Sccond Row: .X. Peterson. Xl. l'iryling. lf. Pcllcr. bl. Baker. J. l'lCllIlCIll1l. G. xXilCI'CIU.IZl. N. xYlClJCI1gEl, D. Wiersnin. Xl. Wicrenpzi. l . Xander Kam. Xl. La Grand. Rl. Rxctenia. R. XX elniers. Third Row: I. Karelsc. Xl. Blonsnia. T. XX ybcnga. R. Vander Yusse. A. Yandcr Toin. P. Stadt. Rl. Swanson. S. Hoogelvoon. M. Scholten. T. Zeetf. gl. De Ruiter. C. Spanninga. P. Waall-ces. Nlrs. Haan, Ifmn-fh Rfswg A, Ilnixenpa, D. Dicmer, Xl. Batten. N. Peterson. J. XYicrsuni. T. Borgcrding, R. Yanaa der Mcy, Van Dreal, lf. Rcnscrbrink. A. Dyke. N. lionrnan. B. Norden. C. XYicrenga. E. BruiI1S The Senior Girls' Glee Club, under the capable leadership of Mrs. T. Haan, has learned many new compositions including a Cantata which was presented at the Christmas assembly, and some- more difli- cult numbers such as: Bach's Sheep May Safely Grazef' and Gesius, Help Us, Eternal God and Lordf' Oilicers. 'fUnless a man works he cannot find out what he is able to do. These words were true for us too, for Work made it possible for us to go to the district and state festi- vals. Besides being educational the hours spent in singing together have been enjoy- able ones. Pres. Terry Zeelf Vice Pres. Carolyn Spanninga Sec.-Treas. Beth Baas Librarian Janice Baker . .5:5z2?:C:1:1:?2i. f1-e:-1::::f-.':1-lwgzruga ,A ..-.- . 90 Q aw egndemdfed. 91 404114211 JUNIOR SENIOR GAME Last fall about fifty football minded young men Went to Garfield Park for the unoilicial but highly exciting Junior-Sem ior Football Game. Both teams were very defensive minded, which resulted in a 12- 12 tie. This game was played over, and again the Juniors held the Seniors to a 12-12 tie. 92 swam E , QS. DAVE MEYERS EAST G. R ........... GODWIN ........ CATHOLIC ........ CRILSTON ...,....,..... CENTRAL ....,A,..A.,... HOLLAND CHR. SOUTH .,.......,......,,,,.., UNION ..Y.............,.......... MUSKEGON CHR. ..,. . OTTAWA .........,......,., CATHOLIC ......,.... CRESTON ..,... CENTRAL ...... SOUTH ,..... ..,....,. UNION .......... ...,........ HOLLAND CHR. .... . OTTAWA ........,,,.... E ,I L, 43, , I , 'ww A sk, W 33 . , SCHEDULE MILT ROSKAM ,f Y 1 . ,f a. A ffl' j z 5 If , J .K 1- j X , sa 1 ii 1 Q Y , 'W .Q ,K 9' COACH VS IIS VRYHOF X B EDB HOUMAN A LARRyME1ND15RTSMA l 4 - w ' '-1A h, - - V 1 BERTWIITRENGA YERNE HAAN JOHN V BILL BOIQMAN Zllanager NVDEN W1-f g ff ,. Q BILL DE YRIICS A H, li rk A ' ,Q 34 ' p Q1 M. . A L' , 11 ' L S , ' , J gk ! Q -TE? , , . ' : f S , 'Q, I ll - I'-' gl ,,,,-,- - 3 4, , L f M7 xxx L ', Lk 1 . xx - 9 V iv Y nk l:.i5, gnlli X V f 'Q' Q K '55 -I, , ,A 0- xy' -iv , , ,, u., ,, . -f ufw-V. x . I Alfa. Bi V . BERG K an 12 , 1 Q' K he K -'S fr , I K , K tk ,S Ajay qyttrk ' ' .HU ,k4, , 4 K S RON BLACKPORT . . 2' I ZLLL iii-is JOHN INILXKIIOLSL .5 ' i . Q W A MMS.. N ' 'NW K --w.,-ff' KEN RITSEMA 7mm BOB KOENES DAVE FLES ,.,., K V - AVF' 4 'k., ' ffvwwi A .1-1' . if A-.JL ','- DON QQ? ROP 2 2'1 M5125 f In I er. M wx' , II' 3 at ' ,I ' JERRY STEELE I f Q , - 43 ,, ' . ' . ' H., 5531, . ' ' '4 -1.q , 45kf'2a,f , 'v ' 4 5 'i 'f ..,- 4 L'ff. f - L9 f 51121. .4-'f.ag'w 12 ,. 'L-- ' L-4 - .I-rv-L , V X ED KUN ST ' fs Qi..-, n r . ww, vm - 1 'ing , 3- kk' it Tw ' ,. t2xgi+ff'Jg:f','g F , TOM VAN X DER HEUVEL 'mfr ..'L 'QM 32 ,Q ' we 5' me. , iw.. . w wkfw m ' 1 mf . -,.. 1, - f 'X ' A -V 1:2 4 -Q. Y- M , My I' . f L Ax: 'W ' Q KLEQEQ1 ' , W FL, ' ,f xierraif 1 BERNIE ZONDERVAN MR. BOELEMA C 0 ac h W, -- ' EM if 97 NORM NOORDELOOS F' K A r M MN 53? 9, s XJ 5 x S F gg GW! Standing: T. Kruelen, R. Ezinga, Mr. Dawson, B. jcltcma, P. Vanden Berg. Kneeling: M. Vander Wall, Van Houtcn. Eighteen golfing enthusiasts reported for the tryouts for the golf team. The practice sessions were held under adverse Weather conditions but after several ses- sions a six man team was chosen. This year's team which is composed of four tenth graders shows a great interest in the game as is evidenced by their Willing- ness to practice many hours. This display of interest added to the grade level of the majority of the team makes the outlook in golf promising for this and succeeding seasons. It is hoped that golf will con- tinue to interest many in the student body and result in large turnouts each year and that all those who play golf in school will gain benefits of long While duration from their association with the game while at Christian High. The team plays its usual city league schedule of six matches with Holland Christian and one with East Grand Rapids. The regional tournament is the final event of the season and the team hopes that it can finish high enough to qualify for the state meet. 98 7em1u Back Row: Mr. Konyndyk, K. Bcttcn. B. Kooistra. D. Kuizema, B. Brummcl, K. Zzindec. From ROW: B. Niewenhuis. B. Grootcrs, De Hoog. R. Ritsema, G. Meyer. Missing: B. Vander lVall, Calsbcek. The call for tennis tryouts drew a good turnout of twenty this spring. The boys were listed in tournament play with each other to display their skill and receive a few pointers. Weather conditions pre- vented any great accomplishment, but gave some idea as to the personnel that would round out a team of twelve. The team this year does have a good balance of experience and new men for future years. The boys that have made the team show interest and enthusiasm which should prove a reward both to the school and themselves for future years. At this writing we haven't pitted our racquets against any of the city schools, but we do have high hopes of battling down to the wire for one of the top positions. A good year both in the city league and the state tournament play will really cheer the team and Mr. Ko- nyndyk in his last year of coaching at Christian High. R B Kneeling: Yaudcu Berg. D. lilcs. R. Yaiidex' l.az1u, Bcugcliuli. K. Bcttcu, K. Zzludec. Standing: K. Yen lluizcu, K. De Vries. B. Zootlsma, II. Brus, P. licues, Ilolwcrda, G. Quist, T. Krculcn, T. De lXflccstci','Mr. P. Boogaart. The championship is what every team strives for, but to accomplish this feat re- quires much hard work and practice. The second team, by means of this hard Work and practice, shared first place honors with Ottawa. The team finished with a 13-4 record, with nine victories and three setbacks coming in the city league competition. Two high lights ofthe season were play- ing the Holland Christian reserves in the Civic and handing them their only two defeats of the season. The second team also journeyed to East Lansing to watch Michigan State play a game with Ohio State. A fine job of coaching the second team was turned in by lvlr. Boogaart. Our stu- dent managers were Ron Blackport and Ron Browneye. 100 C' ....... Mmaqm CHEERLEADERS Boys: G. Van Harn, L. Vos Girls: Kneeling: Nl. Klein, C. VVolrna, J. Rhoda, lXfl. Van Houten Standing: G. Vllieringa, D. Dykstra MANAGERS Standing: L. lvleindertsma, B. Bouman Kneeling: R. Browneye, R. Blaekport It looks bad for Christian. Adam Zondervan hooks one. Sam jumps and shoots! SAQI4 Heeres puts it up and in. Big Tom lets fly . , ,wa .Q Q 0 4 vw.,- ,K .H-. it .we- Galmcim SEPTEMBER 2, 3 - Back to school again. Registration - Lockers fc'VVe couldn't even locker together. l 4 - First day - Vllhat a line of Freshies! 5 - Rev. Faber gave his first chapel talk of the year - YVell begun is half done . 10-Rev. Johnson's chapel talk -- Receiving Instruction . 16 - Prof. Bouma of Calvin College was our guest speaker and spoke on Classifying People . 17 - Rev. Faber -- Sleep . 18 - Mr. Feyen talked to us about That Tired Feelingw. 19 -Our special music was by Leon Plantinga who played a piano solo. The first issue of the Emblem came out. 23 -Our guest speaker was Rev. B. Pekelder gave us a talk on Revolution',. 24- Little Jack Hornerw was Rev. Faber's chapel message. The Junior-Senior football game ended in a tie. 25 - Mr. Geerdes told us to Loose Ourselves from the Ropesv. 26-Miss Ten Broek played an organ solo for our special number of the Week. 30 - Dr. Goris spoke on the subject of Frivolity,'. , OCTOBER 1 - Rev. Faber told us to Respect the Authority . 2-Miss Huitsing asked us if we were VValking Encyclopedias of Godv. 7-Our guest speaker was Rev. Harry Hoffs, hospital chaplain in Grand Rapids, who gave us a message entitled Thy Faith Hath Made Thee VVhole . 8 - Rev. Faber - In Diligence - Not Slothfulv. 9-Miss Kalsbeek's talk on Leftovers', was very applicable to our school. 10-John Calsbeek's solo 'LLargo was our music highlight of the Week. The Seniors had their picnic. 14- Rev. A. Hasper talked to us on 'cHave You Been with Christ? 15- Rev. Faber - Big VVheels . 17- Miss Newcomb sang a solo. 21 - Rev. VV. Brink told us that f'Vl'e Should Be Daniels . 22- Rev. Faber's chapel talk Was on Trreverance',. 23, 24-The Teachers' Convention meant a vacation for usl 28 - Prof. E. Strikwerda spoke on Anxiety , 29 - Rev. A. Vander Puy gave us an interesting talk on his work in Quito, Equador in South America. 30- Miss Knott Was our chapel speaker and reminded us to have the proper attitude toward the Reformation. It means more than pranks l 31 -Our special music was the clarinet section from the band. We started our mock election. Don't forget to Vote , echoed through the halls. NOVEMBER 4-Rev. J. B. Schoolland from the University of Colorado talked about Values and Attitudes . 5 - Rev. Faber- The Fool Hath Said There Ts No Oodn. 6 - lVlr. Konyndykls chapel talk was Kingdom Etiquette . 7 - Rich Van Valkenburg sang a solo. 10 - Dr. Ockinga from Boston, Blass. s-poke on 4'Power . 11 -Dr. Benes brought us a message. Vile had a special Armistice Day Assembly at which the new flagpole was dedicated. 12 -Mr. Sid Youngsma of Calvin College was our speaker. 13 -The teachers received an education! Business Industrial Day. 14- Lavonne Vander Zwaag played a piano solo. 17- Film on John G. Whittier in accordance with book week. 18- Rev. Greenway, our former Bible teacher at school, was back to again give us one of his wonderful chapel talks on Big Prayers . 19 - Christian Service Club led our service. 20 - Miss Kroon gave us an opportunity to view f'Skid Row . 25 - Rev. W. Du Bois spoke on a uSpiritual Preparation for Thanks- giving . 26-Rev. Faber- Thankful and Unthankfulv. VVe had our first pep assembly. The Senior Play was given for the first time in the evening. 27-Thanksgiving performance of the Senior Play. Our Thanks- giving vacation began and continued over the weekend. 28 - VVe won our first basketball game against East 50-29 DECEMBER 2 - Our guest speaker was Miss Van Opynen of Calvin College.. She talked of f'Three Levels of Living . Defeated Godwin 49-37 3 - Rev. Faber had charge of chapel. 4- Mr. Stravers gave us an inspirational message on Pride , 5 - The girls' sextette furnished the special music. We beat Catholic in our first league game 37-26 8 - Christian Service Club conducted our chapel services. 9- Our guest speaker was Mr. Ananda Perera from Ceylon and a student at Calvin College. 10- Rev. Johnson gave us a talk on f'Tongues,'. We had a special talent assembly given by the Freshmen. 11 - lWr. Stuk told us of 'fChristmas,' in other lands as well as our own. 12 -Victor and Lloyd De VVaard, the Sunshine Boys of C.B.H., who played accordian and cornet duet. 16-Miss Grace Slingerland-- The Great Stone Face . 17 -Rev. Faber talked of the Three VVise Nlenw. 19-The girls' trio furnished us with special music. VVe beat Cen- tral 51-37. 23 -The A Capella Choir and the Glee Clubs gave us a special Christmas Assembly. 24 - jan. 5 - Christmas Vacation. 29 - lce-skating Party at the Stadium. 30 - Our homecoming game at the Civic with Holland. Vile were de- feated 44-38. JANUARY 6 - Mr. Bernie Zondervan was our guest speaker. 7 - Rev. Faber reminded us to 4'Forget the Things that are Behind . 8 - Mr. Ter Maat talked about Easy Going Christiansv. 9 - Sally Ruster played a piano solo. VVe beat South 53-41. 12 - Christian Service Club was in charge of the chapel. 14 - It was January Senior Chapel Day. 15, 16, 19-Exams 16-We defeated Muskegon 64-37. 26, 27 - Registration 28 - Back to the old grind again. 29- School arrangements: new seats, schedule changes, and the ul likesn of a new semester. 30 -We beat Catholic 52-43. FEBRUARY 2 - Regular chapel began again. 3-Mr. Richard Postma spoke on lVitnesses . VVe got beat by Creston 52-44. 4 - Rev. Faber spoke on the Importance of Little Things . 5 -Miss Newcomb spoke on VVords: jewels or Reptiles . VVords that fall from our lips can harm or be a blessing. 6-Mrs. Haan led us in singing. Vile lost to Central 36-32. 9-Christian Service led our exercises. Judy Hokzema spoke on Uindispensabilityv. 10 - Band Fnsemble Concert in the evening. 11 - Patriotism by Rev. Faber. 12 - Mr. Vander Lugt spoke on Christian Faith . 13 - VVe got beat by South 58-48. 14 - District Solo 8c linsemble Festival here. 17 - Qur regular guest speaker was unable to come. Rev. Faber read N 2 'tlyleditation for Servicemen . Vile beat Union 62-35. 18 - Chaplain Dick Oostinink gave us a meditation on 4'The Voice of Timev. The past says learn of me, the present says use me, and the future says trust me with God. 19 - hir. Vander lXf1ey spoke on '4Opportunity'7. 20 - Game with Holland Christian in the Civic. Holland won 54-49. A Calvin game followed. The proceeds went for Netherlands Relief. 25- Film 4'The Bible on the Tablel' was shown in chapel. 26 - Mrs. Yer Hoef spoke on Being Great in the Kingdom of Heavenn. Beat Ottawa 62-44. 27 - Dave Viialters played a baritone solo and a brass quartet played a trumpet polka. A Bible was presented for chapel use by the Zondervan Publishing House. MARCH 2 -We received news that South would take the City Champion- ship. Vie were tied for second place. 3-Orations by the winners of the Broodman and Thespian con- tests, lXi1artin Vande Cluchte and Dorothy De Lano. 4- Rev. Faber spoke on '4Christ Jesus ls Passing By-Note the Light of the VVorld . 5 - Mr. Vryhof spoke on Respect for our Parents . 6-We had our tramp day and received the consequences. There was a violin duet in chapel. 10 - Calvin Seminary Day. Rlr. Bandstra was speaker and Keir. Van Slooten sang a solo. 11 - Prayer day. 12 -Miss Zandstra spoke on t'Doing Your Best and Then Vivaiting for God . Are your hands clinched, idle, or folded in prayer when you find out the Lord's will? Wie beat Catholic 52-37. 13 - Choir went to Ann Arbor to sing in the 4'St. lN1atthew Passion . Beat Grand Haven 51-46. 14- Lost to South in the tournament 57-63. 16 - Vive had responsive reading in chapel. 17- Christ continually manifested a spirit of '4Cnselfishness . Rev. Faber's chapel talk. 18 - Calvin College Day. Rev. A. Brink spoke on Being a lX'1ember ofthe Bodyn. Fiach in his own walk of life should do his best, but also realize the necessity of others. 19 - lN1r. Zwier talked of the Types of the People at the Crossw. The Emblem present Foxwell and his magic. 20 - The A Cappella Choir furnished special music. 24- R.B.T. Day. Rev. Vllalters spoke on The Nlissionary Ideal of the Bible Instituten. 25-Miss Newcomb sang He XYas Despisedw. Rev. Leetsma and lWr. Rajamanickam from lndia were our guest speakers. 26- Miss Blauw gave us an idea of True Happinessn. Foreign stu- dents from the U. of hi. visited our school to view our edu- cation system. 27-A violin solo by Beth Ritsema and a violin and flute duet by Beth Ritsema and Carla Heeren composed our special music for the day. Senior Class - Penny Social. 30 - April 3 - Vile had spring vacation. APRIL 6 - Back to school again after a nice vacation. It was Freedom in Action Week and Judge VV. Waalkes was our school's delegate. 9 - Mr. J. Boelema was our chapel speaker. 13 - Christian Service Club day in Chapel. 14 - Rev. lil. Van Halsema was our guest speaker ofthe week. 16- lNf'1rs. C. Bolt was the faculty speaker. 17 - Christian Highls Band Concert in the Civic with Paul Lavalle as guest conductor. Choirs and an Alumni Quartet of Chris- tian participated. 22 - Rev. H. Kuiper was chapel guest speaker for the week. 23 -Mr. R. Bos was Faculty speaker. The MCU lNi1en's Club had their banquet. 27 - Student Council led our chapel exercises. 28 - Rev. R. Leetsma led us in our devotions and gave a brief message. 30 - Nlr. P. Boonstra was Faculty speaker. MAY ,. 1 - Calvin-Christian High Choir Festival in the Civic Auditorium. 5 - lNflrs. Nl. Hoek was chapel speaker. 7 - Mr. J. Bosscher led us in our chapel service. 8 -The Freshman Class held their first outing while at Christian. 9 - The Senior Girls' Glee Club went to State. .7 11 - Christian Service Club day. 12 - hflr. A. Dawson was in charge of chapel devotions. 15 -Vocal Department held their Spring Concert. 18- Student Council conducted our chapel. 19 - Rev. F. VV. Yan Houten was guest speaker. 21 - lXlr. bl. De Bie was Faculty speaker for the week. 22 - The Seniors held their banquet at South Congregational Church while the Juniors were holding their banquet at Fountain Street Church. 26 - Miss M. Schoolland was our last guest speaker for the year. 28 - Mr. De Borst led our devotions in chapel. 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