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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1954 volume:

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Qi I' ' ltv v ,r Y W V ,M Y Y V THE 1954 MEMOIR Presenfed by fhe SENIGR CLASS f i N J 4 f 12' I f If 1 If 1 1 , 1 if fl I X f f 5 , J hd of X 40 X f I fy GRAND RAPIDS H RISTIAN HIGH SCHOOL Grand Rapids, Michigan David Tubergen Dennis Weidenaar Daniel De Vries oeolcatlon To Mr. Wesley Vryhof, more affectionately known as Coach Wes Vryhof, who by his aggressive in- sight into students has molded winning teams both on the basketball floor and in the classroom, the senior classes dedicate this 1954 Memoir. His unexpected humor, young attitudes, and ami- able personality cannot be easily forgotten by the students who will long be influenced through their contact with him. fonewono ana contents fl i 1 i , 1 , +1IP5 L00 C 5H1P-9 L e W l K ff, mx lll l it U ll I FORWARD great sea of life. We end if fy Ahoy there school our three-year hitch with l ll mates! Our days at the memories of Christian ,K harbor Christian High High bay and the thought 'll 5 have taught us to keep uppermost in our minds, x , the rudder on the course Christ is our anchor as V lp as we head out to the well as our cornerstone. lil ll l l 1 l ' ll l' l' ll I l 1 r ill M f ii f X fill 4 ,N ....Aclministration ....Activities Clulos Music Athletics Classes H ,K ,ff-fQ f rd gif , ,,.,,, X- ' A ,,.....- ,arfj L. , 7Y,,,f.-, fl f-W Y- -Y ,K V in A, - - - nk , ,Thr- f Q-Q-1 , ,Y ' ,f if-K 4 Vilra , gw, p fd X V Yv X av V- 'Sf' ,--1 v F-Q g.V' --..-....,-A . .1 -- --,,, . ,. Y-- X f v M4 W-.-f -lid 4 vr ,f Y W-- 2+ -i 4' if Q,.-f 44 A ,Nr-N m, Q g f-5 Y ,nr 7 , .,, f.. , ,?,g,,. 'ff Omlnlstnatlon ff W- MM reg, B0 R0 lst Row: Dr. Henry L. Homan, Secretaryg David F. Van Vliet, Presidentg Andrew Van Eerden, Vice-Pres5- dentg John Hoogewind 2nd Row: Abe W, Stroo, Louis Van Ess, Jacob De Vries, Dr. William Haeck, Gerrit Schaafsma Absent: Adrian Vanden Bout, Treasurer Members of the Class of l954: These past three years have been very essential in your life. You must have been looking forward to graduation. A sense of deep satisfaction should be yours because this is the realization of one of your ambitions. We of the Board extend hearty congratulations to each member of the classes of l954. The Association has placed upon the Board the mandate to maintain Grand Rapids Christian High School based on the Word of God. Being committed to the Reformed world and life view, the educational principles of the Association must therefore be distinctly Reformed in emphasis and character. Through the administration and the teachers the Board has tried to carry out that mandate. Your teachers' devotion to duty with the sacrifice of your parents plus the loyal support of our constituency have made that possible. Distinctive education has prepared you for your future whether that be in the home, a vocation of your choice, or at other educational institutions. The debt of gratitude you owe to the school as recipients should make you its ardent supporters. Upon you rests the future growth of Christian Education. We look to you to assume your share of the responsibility in the growth and expansion of Grand Rapids Christian High School. Secretary of the Board H. L. Homan, D.D.S. mI2. G. R. DOS11 Mr. E. R. Post has been a true friend during our stay here at Christian High. Always there as a counselor when we were in need of help and encouragement, he spurred us on to the point where we are now, that of graduating from the school which he so competently managed. We, as students, are grateful for the guidance which he gave us, and for the patience which he showed us in rather trying moments. Mr. Post has been a definite influence upon our Christian youth. 7 2-JT INR. m. li. O6 VROOITIE Known to all as our capable registrar, Mr. De Vroome has helped many of us choose our future vocations by guiding us to the proper courses. To him who has carefully and pains- takingly made up our schedules year after year, we owe a debt of gratitude. mm. J. p. hoekenoa Sooner or later every student at Christian High comes into contact with Mr. J. P. Hoek- enga. Respected by all, Mr. Hoekenga has ex- pressed his friendly attitude by his helpful ad- vice and iudicious council. We all feel a deep sense of gratitude to him who has been our friend throughout our years at Christian High School. MRS. C. BOLT Eye contact, please A.B. Calvin College Speechf English MRS. N. BOONSTRA l'll see you after class A.B. Calvin College Art MR. J. BOELEMA Clear as mud? A.B. Calvin College History MR. P. BOOGART I answer to anything A.B. Calvin College A.M. Michigan State College Bookkeeping, Business Math MR. P. BOONSTRA Half a sheet of paper' A.B. Calvin College Geometry, Business Math . MR. E. W. BOOT From the Christian viewpoint A.B, Hope College A.M. University of Michigan Engish MR. J. P. BOSSCHER All right, Brother . B.S, Purdue University and Calvin College Mechanical Drawing MR. J. DE BIE Do you have it all clearly before you? A.B. Calvin College A.M. University of lowa Church History Facult MR. J. R. BOS Let's tend to the matter at hand A.B. Calvin College A.M. University of Michigan Bible MR. A. DAWSON Going out with the girls tonite-team, that is A.B. Calvin College A.M. Michigan Slate College Bookkeeping facult MR. J. DE HAAN Now we'll see if the author is right A.B. Western Michigan College A.M. University of Michigan Latin, Algebra, Trigonometry MR. J. DE BORST Knock it of? A.B. Calvin College History, Business Law, Economics REV. M. FABER Any questions or suggestions? Th.B. Calvin Seminary S.T.M. Augustana Theological Seminary Bible K g 1 5 MR.. S. J. DORNBUS Swimming consists of three strokes, like this. . A.B. Calvin College MR. H. DE WITT Working hard again? A.B. Calvin College Biology MR. H. GEERDES How do you expect to play with your horn in your lap? A.B. Calvin College M.Ed. Chicago Teachers College Instrumental Music N, MR R J DORNBUSH MR S R HOEKSTRA Mr Gerdies Frostbite Bill muff' to their MR. G, FEYEN Raise your writen' hand A.B. Calvin College Latin MRS. T. HAAN The rule is-In your seats when the bell starts to ring A.B. Calvin College M.M. Northwestern University Vocal Music, Theory fi -J ' A B Western Michigan College A.M.. University of chagrin A.B. Calvin College A.M. Texas A. 8- l. 9 . Michigan Shorthand, Transcription History MISS G. HUITSING By enthusiasm, thot's how A.B. Calvin College A.M. University of Michigan English MISS H. KALSBEEK Now Folks A.B. Calvin College A.M. University of Michigan Shorthand, Typing MR. E. J. HOLKEBOER MISS B- KNOTT Don't you see Lesen sie, bitte A.B. Hope Cgllege A.B. Calvin College A,M, University of English, German, Spanish Michigan Law, Economics, History REV. A. JOHNSON MRS- D- SMEDES The other day, my When I WGS i'rr little kiddies Europe . . A.B. Hope College A.B. Calvin College B.D. Western Theological EVIQIISIW Seminary Bible MR' WM- KAMSTRA MR. D. STRAVERS --Linen fella Now for your first A.B. Calvin College Phrase' Eff' Gmc fe Hmoryl Geography A.B. Calvin College Latin Faculty MISS I.. NEWCOMB About your report cards, they're in Indiana B.Sc. Purdue University Home Economics MR. J. SMll.DE There is no frigate like a book to take us miles away A.B. Calvin College Librarian ll facult ,Fw 41' MISS S. TEN BROEK Hlmpossible? Don't know what it means A.B. Calvin College English, Typing Mr. S. S-I-UK MRS. L. VER HOEF UNO' no-papa spank.. Go wait out in the hall AB. Calvin College A.B.. Calvin College Government, Economics Typmg K., ... MR, L. VANDER LUGT MISS H- ZANDSTRA Ok, let's get going -now Now that you are B.Sc. Colvin College Sefllof-fl' Chemistry, Physigql A.B. Western Michigan Science C0lle9e A.M. University of Michigan MR. W. VRYHOF Very simple problem! A.B. Calvin College Geometry, Physics -511' MR. H. VANDER MEY Got any ideas A.B. Calvin College A.M. University of r Michigan English 12 MR. P. ZWIER lf only you'd learn your theorems A.B. Calvin College A. M. University of Michigan Geometry, Chemistry BEHIND U16 SCSU S Miss H. Hoving Miss V. Housekamp Mr. M. Broeksfra Mr J Ncgelklrk Mr. C. VanderMeer M J Luike Mr. D. Dykstra chmstlan hlqh moles cmcle President ...... ..,. M rs. H. J. Mulder Vice President ...... Mrs. G. F. Wieland Secretary ...... ..... M rs. D. Visser Vice-Secretary. . . . . .Mrs. P. Datema Treasurer ...... .. .Mrs. M. Houskamp Vice-Treasurer ........ Mrs. G. Brumels Sponsor .......... Miss H. M. Zandstra Our circle has been in existence for thirty-two years and with God's blessing we hope to carry on our work to His honor and glory. Our aim is to give financial aid to the school and to promote Christian fellowship among women working for a mutual cause. The meetings are held the first and third Tuesday of every month during the school year. Many of the fall meetings are de- voted to preparing for the Christmas Bazaar. We have enioyed many fine programs with members of the Student Body participating in panel discus- sions and favoring us with instrumental and vocal music. And as we listen to these young people we are again reminded that we are working for a glorious purpose. The Work-Committee, Ways and Means Com- mittee, and the Hostess Dinner Committees have worked diligently in promoting hymn-sings, teas, rummage sales etc. with a fine spirit of co-operation. ' We deeply appreciate the support given us by our sponsor, Miss H. Zandstra and the faithful leadership of our President, Mrs. H. J. Mulder. We desire also to express our sincere thanks to all who have helped in any way to make our circle a success. Mrs. David Visser, Secretary :ily ,k , Xxx X ve, xx x XXS XX Xx l '-'T ii XXX wx X !,fcf X 'V WW , , A 1 f X Nxxxxi X W X X .X . R X A x X X N M df x !x X XX M ! 5 1 ,', N ' 41 f ws . X A I! 1 X' X ,f M N. XX N x X X X X ACU ,III When you're In . . Side by Side hanvest Teachers Recife The convict folks HQRGAI Curtain cali Enough said. H1000 ' ' EXDECIAIIOHS From ihe diaphragm ll! l if , ff r 'I flf, fl l shll do not see why Miss Havrshoru were wanlmg us all fo came here Remember fhaf, Pip. Love her, love her, love her, That means you've won. l UWRGUGH the DOl2th0lG The Four Roses Milt, Duane, Ed, Louie, and Don Concert soloist - Joan Stehouwer And we did eat 18 Y, 1 L- 'Candy's fattening love birds -1 E thI2Ou h Q U16 School Spirit Post at I he podium DOl21Th0lE The climax Spirifs and skyscrapers . . . That Pepsoden! smile Gl2U10lE 1Zhl20 Llqh the D There he isl Still fit? Ah, 'tis so sweei Size twelve The pa use 'haf refres hes please Ihl20LlQh U16 DOl2Il1Ol6 Gutter ball 22 Haul, haul the gangs all here Our newest acquisition The girls are oF! to Kalamazoo Con-centrating IZhl20LlGh th 130121111013 Senior banquet His head's in the clouds Cornet Trio: R. Scholmu, M. Schreuder, S. Lappinga Spring has sprqng The holes are free 23 1ihl2OUQh th DOI213hOlE . . . you're upside down Tomorrow's Droftsmen Pin boy's paradise 24 The ring leader The way fo 0 mun's hear! Noon hour if I W '1 - AWFl ,, f SM y ,v,.,.-- ,V if V , ,,g.,,dgi11l- W ' wr Y V J : ...,, T in ,--' v - ,, f -g,? V 'ffffh V ff'- V' Y ' fm ' !Y5 i ,iw-, , - i-1' ' CIUB STUDENTS COUl1Cll Row l-C. Walburg, J. Postma, T. Newhof, I. Karlse, M. Jeltema, K. Pustoor Row 2-D. Jellema, B. Ballast, P. Woltert, K. Duthler, M, Gortsema, D. Weidenaar, T. Haga, V. De Vries President: Tom Newhof Vice-President: Bill Bouman - Dennis Weidenaar Secretary: ldamae Karelse Treasurer: Carol Walburg Carol, Dennis, Tom, and Idamae The Student Council is the student body's repre- sentative group and aims to further the under- standing of a student's relation to his school and the faculty. With these as our goals, we hope to promote student participation in school activities. We hold our meetings on Monday noons and Mr. E. R. Post acts as advisor. The subiects discus- sed and worked upon are variable but only through suggestions by the student body are we able to fulfill the purpose of the Student Council. OGBATIS Front row: Mr. J. De Bie, Laura Jansma, Mary Westra, Steve Monsma, Glenn Peterson Back row: Bill Wiebengo, Bob Bosscher, Bob Ammeraol, Jack Monsma This year's debate team had one of the best seasons in recent years, achieving a total of seven- teen wins and ten losses. This included eight wins and two losses in a pre-season tournament at Ferris Institute, five wins and three losses in the city league, four wins and four losses in the state league, and one loss in the state tournament. Because of its regular season record the team won the right to participate in the state tournament at Ann Arbor, but was defeated by a strong Hazel Park team. The team also debated before the student body in a special assembly. This year's topic was Resolved: that the Presi- dent of the United States should be elected by the direct vote of the people. The squad would like to thank Mr. Nelvin Vos, the coach, and Mr. John De Bie, the faculty spon- sor, for their time and eftort to make the season a success. NNN Bob, laura and Steve Coach Vos 27 mUSlC CLUB Row l: J. Borst, B. Volbeda, J. Van Dallen, K. De Boer, M. De Haan, L. Bolt, J. Stehower, A. De Vries, S. La Grand Row 2: C. Rose, K. Windemuller, G. Huisman, J. Huisman, M. Westra, M. Wiersma, B. Snoeyik, M. Cooper, L. Jansma, A. Klaver Row 3: B. Vander West, R. Bcrst, M. Van Oeveren, B. Sytsma, K. Kuipers, F. Koning, S. Hoogeboom R. Vander Mey, J. Siersma, C. Bouma, B. De Vries, J. Woldring Row 4: M. Steenstra, M. Ter Horst, J. De Lang, D. Van Putten, M. Vander Laan, M. Schols, L. Formsma A. De Boer, C. Ritzema, L. Dykehouse, M. Dousma Officers - President- J. Stehouwer Vice-President -M. De Haan Secretary - B. Baas Treasurer - L. Bolt Mrs. Haan, Marge, Lois, Beth-standing. Joan--seated. I I Music Club, which this year has about forty mem- bers, meets regularly every two weeks. Our pur- pose has been primarily to learn more about music. We have studied the lives and works of the great composers. One of the most outstanding meetings was the one in which Mr. Donald D. Armstrong, from the Grand Rapids Symphony, spoke to us. Under the direction of Mrs. Trena Haan, our meetings have not been only educational, but also very enioyable. 28 L l IIIIL 2 MF iam ,slag 'gllllli 1? '-f-g As our name implies, it is the aim of our club to write, we try our hand at both prose and poetry. At our meetings we read and critically discuss what we have written. We have had many good times together. ln February we invited last year's alumnae to a party, and had a wonderful evening at Petey's house. Every year each of us subscribes to the Literary Cavalcade so that we may keep up with the best writing done by high school students in America. We wish to express our sincere appreciation to our sponsor, Miss Zandstra. DARHASS Standing: Mary and Miss Zandstra Seated: Norma and Charlene President - Norma Van Dam Vice-President - Mary Jellema Secretary - Char Van Rees Back Row: I. Oppenhuizen, M. Heerema, M. Hollander, Miss H. Zandstra, P. Bolts, M. Nederhoed, J. Voss Front Row: M. Westmas, A. Munsen, C. Tiesman, N, Van Dam, M. Jellema, J. Peterson 29 msle staff Standing: D. Weidenaar, D. Huisman, R. Haan, K. Van Dellen, J. Roossien, S. Monsma, B. Boot Seated: M. Nederhoocl, G. Huisman, D. Van Putten, J. Peterson, D. De Lange, J. Monsma Standing: M. Medendorp, G. Kooistra, C. Afman, B. Disselkoen, J. Voss Seated: R. Rosendall, B. Ballast, C. Hondorp Standing: J. Sioerdsma, J.'De Borst, R, Helmus, T. Vanden Heuvel Seated: M. De Jong, J. De Vries J. Voss, D. Weidenaar, M. Nederhood, G. Kooistra, D. De Lange, J, Monsma, G. Huitsing, J. Peterson The Emblem Staff spends many hours of hard work in its attempt to give the students an in- teresting and newsy school paper. During third hour the Class meets to discuss ideas for the paper, and the various editors give out assign- ments to reporters. On Tuesday afternoon, two days before the paper comes out, room 103 is buzzing with the activity of setting up the Dummy , and writing headlinesf The next day, Jack takes the dummy sheets to the printer, and the paper goes to press. The day after the Emblem comes out, the staff reviews it for mistakes and for ideas for the next issue. The wheels of industry never stop turning. 30 l mom staff 'M - ,- , nggsigy QR! D. Weidenaar, assistant editor, Mr. Vander Mey, SPONSOU D. N. Ludwick, bookkeeperp D. De Vries, advertising manager, lvhefgenf ed'?0f- D. Walters, subscription manager. After being elected as your i954 Memoir Staff we began planning the Year Book. Mr. Bultman again was chosen our photographer and we want to thank him for working with us so co-operatively. Because we wanted this year's book to be something different, we worked our cover, theme, and pictures around an en- tirely new system. With the deadline ahead of us we worked hard to give you the kind of year book that would always be a re- minder of the days we spent in the dear old halls of ivy. Photography Stuff: R. Peterson, D. Faber, M. Betten, artist, We wish tg fhqnk Arnold Quqkkelqqr, q C. Van Rees, J, Peterson, artist, D. Huisman, member of the iunior class, for the valuable assistance he gave to our regular artists in the preparation of some of the art plates. Mrs. Boonstra also rendered valuable service by supervising the art work. We would also like to express our deepest thanks to Mr. Vander Mey for the helpful advice and instruction he has given us. C'0I'I'leYGI'lIdft. literary Staff: J. Stehower, B. Ballast, S. Raster, I. Karelse. 31 na I 3 lv lst Row: D. Eising, M. De Jonge, C. Hondorp, M. Westmuss, M. De Haan, J. De Vos, D. De Vries R. Ezinga 2nd Row: Miss H. Zandstra, N. Van Dam, J. Grlftloen, M. Nederhoed, B. Lucus, C. Bouma, R. Rosendall R. Terpstra, M. Kooi, T. Newhof, J. Lamse Un 3rd Row: A. ldema, l.. Vos, D. Rop, D. De Vries, J. Roosicn, J. De Vries, M. Poutsma, B, Boot, D. Tubergen lx ll W QA A 2. CHQISIZIAH SERVICE Q fN The Christian High Torchbearer Chapter is a member of the nationwide National Honor Society. Its members are chosen from the llth and l2th grades for their ability to maintain a high scholastic average. The purpose of the organization, under the capable sponsorship of Mr. J. P. Hoekenga and Miss H. Zandstra, is to promote scholastic achieve- ments and student leadership. At the fall outing, which was a hay ride, the new members were given proper initiation and everyone enioyed a fine time. Our spring outing also proved to be a great success. J. Gouzward, l. Karelse, M. Steenbergen, M. Bykerk, A. Tiddens, N. Ludwick, M. Vander Loan, E. Gritter D. Lyzenga, J. Vander Zee, R. Vander Mey, I. Borgerding, M. De Good, P. Gort, E, Ondersma, B. B Bouwman, Mr. Hoekenga . Ammeraal E. Vrieland, J. Monsma, B. Bosscher, B. Klanderma The sponsors of the Christian Service Club this year were Rev. Faber and Rev. Johnson. The primary purpose of the club is to stimulate interest in Christian vocation and careers and to prepare members for a life-time service of God's Kingdom. For this reason Christian Service Club conducts a series of chapel services. n, P. Schutt, K. De Kam, J. Hollander President - Qon DeVries Vice-President -- Dave Tubergen Secretary - Mary Bykerk TfeU5l-'fel' ' Carol Hondorp President -- Milt Roskam Vice-President - Bill Boot Secretary - Marcia Frieswyk Treasurer - Laura Jansma 'IIS ..-in ht- Row l-B. Bosscher, B. De Young, J. De Vries, J. Vander Berg, D. Rop, G. Start, B. Langerhorst, T. Duthler, Mr. Zwier Row 2-A. Vander Meer, J. Klausing, L. Huizenga, E. Steinslra, D. De Lange, B. Van Ant Werp, B. Zoodsma, Jim Hoffman, R. Kruizer, K. Duthler Row 3 -T. De Meester, C. Hamstra, T. Vanden Heuvel, R. Roskamp, G. Quist, D. Kuizema, R. Blackport, J. Beukemo, B. Graoters The Hi-Y Club under the sponsorship of Mr. Zwier has again enioyed a successful year. We sold paddle-pops at one of our basketball games and also had a team in the Hi-Y basketball league. We sent two representatives, Bert Van Antwerpen and Earl Steenstra, to represent us at the mok state legislature at Lansing, where representatives from Hi-Y and Y-teens Clubs from all over Michigan met Hi-Y: John, Mr. Zwier, Don, Gord, John 34 to learn more about state government. Our most sincere thanks to Mr. Zwier and John De Vries, our president, for leading us in our aim of creating, maintaining, and extending through- out the school and community the high standards of Christian character. President ...... ..... J ohn DeVries Vice President. . . . .John Vanden Berg Secretary .... .... G ordon Quist Treasurer. . . ...... Don Rop A i - 1 4. L First Row-J. Van Houten, R. Ezinga, T. Newhof, D Myers B Bouman R Ritzema Second Row-Mr. Boelema, J. Newhouse, K. Ritzema J Vroon K Zandee D Tubergen M Roskam L. Meindertsma, E. Start, T. Vanden Heuvel Mr Vryhof Third Row--B. Koenes, J. Vanden Berg, B. Grooters B Korfker R Helmus V Haan B Brummels D. Kuizema, R. Roskamp, D. Fles, D. Wierenga D Rop President - Bill Bouman Vice-President - Dave Meyer Secretary - Ron Ezinga Treasurer - Tom Newhof The Varsity club has finished another successful year. Our club is composed of twenty-five maior letter winners in the various sports. Our aim is to further the school's athletic program. Selling donuts during the lunch hour has been our main proiect. We have purchased a heat lamp for the basketball team and have also sponsored four pep assemblies. To Mr. Vryhof, and Mr. Boelema, our sponsors, we give our hearty appreciation for their guidance through a successful year. JUN IOI2 R60 CRGSS lst Row: M. Frieswyk, J. De Vos, R. Rosedall, G. Wierenga, M. Cooper, M. De Haan, J. Van Dreal, l. Karelse, R. Venema, G. Alofs, N. Herweyer, M. Jellema, M. Gritter 2nd Row: Miss Nercomb, J. Holwerda, N. Kemink, A. Ten Elshat, C. Walburg, R. Seneker, J. Van Heusen, C. Northouse, W. Wybenga, J. Calsbeek, E, Van Noord, J. Borst, B. De Vreis, C. Bouma, M. Botma, A. Klaver, K. Windemuller, F. Koning, S. La Grand, L. Osterhause, D. Veurink 3rd Row: H. Koning, C. Lin-dhout, R. Boshoven, M. Mol, V. Van Daalen, B. Volbeda, K, De Boer, H Vander Veen, L. Bolt, M. Kooi, D. Rozema, E. Gritter, P. Stadt, A. De Boer, M. De Fouw, J. Fol- dertsma, A, De Vries, V. Ebbers, D. Eising, P. Mulder 4th Row: B. Snaeyink, l. Meyer, M. Vander Laan, S. Vanden Berg, E. Norden, A. De Young, D. Brinks K. Kuiper, A. Van Zytveld, A. Prose, R. Vander Mey, M. Schols, J. Bouma, A. Boersma, J. Zondervan, Marcia De Good, C. Ritsema, M. Brouwer, G. De Haan, N. Van Dam The motto of the Junior Red Cross is service , all our proiects and activities have been directed toward this end. We filled gift boxes which were sent to foreign countries and visited the County Poor Farm. For the holidays we made novelty tray decorations for the patients in our local hospitals. During this season we also sponsored an Enroll- ment Drive and Brownie Sale to raise money and had an informative lecture and movie on the Red Cross Blood Campaign. Miss Newcomb, Rosie, Marge, Janet, Marian, Ida 36 This year we divided the club into small com- mittees with each one being in charge of a meeting. We appreciated the leadership and advice of Miss Newcomb who has helped to make our club a success. President ...... . . .Janet Van Dreal Vice President. . . . . .Marian Cooper Secretary ........ . . .ldamae Karelse Treasurer ............ Marge De Haan Program Chairman. . .Rosemary Venema UTSUR6 NURSES Our three tuture nurses clubs, for l0th, llth, and l2th graders respectively, have held their busi- ness meetings separately and their program sessions iointly. Our outside sponsors, Mrs. R. De Mol, Mrs. C. lbershof, and Mrs. H. Kamstra, and our school spon- sor, Miss Zandstra, help in plan- ning the program and proiects. We greatly appreciate their con- cern and willingness to help us. There were trips to the hospitals where we saw the new sections for the first time. ln March the clubs went to the Kalamazoo State Hospital in buses in order to be- come more acquainted with the different phases of nursing. All such contacts make us grate- ful for strong bodies and clear minds and make us eager to take part in the great work of nursing service. Some of our oFficers went to Battle Creek at the beginning of the year to attend the Percy Jones Hospital. ln this way our club keeps its valuable contact with the state organization. T2 President -- Beth Baas Vice-President --Alice De Boer Secretary - Marian Cooper Assistant Secretary - Gladys Wierenga Treasurer - Ellen Gritter Assistant Treasurer -Mary Weeber l l President -- Ruth Rosendahl Vice-President - Norma Weeber Secretary - Rosemary Venema Assistant Secretary - Nancy Huizinga Treasurer - Kay Kuipers Assistant Treasurer--Marilyn De Jong TO i President - Joan Zondervan Vice-President - Darlene Heilman Secretary - Nancy Reitter Treasurer - Jean Kalsbeek RACID CLUB Back Row, lett to right: J. Datema, B. Albers, J. Kuipers, V. Bartman, R. Monsma, J. Vander Sloot. Mr. Vander Lugt Front Row, left to right: J. Warners, B. Boerema, L. Wallinga,J. Roossien,G. De Ruiter, R- sullen. W- Slob The Radio Club was formed because so many boys wanted to become hams, that is, amateur radio operators. The purpose of our club is to teach aspiring radio operators how to become hams and how to operate ham equipment. The first step was learning the Morse International Code. Next, we learned the basic fundamentals of radio. To supplement our studies we made a trip through the telephone company, and saw a movie on the electron tube. Officers, left to right: John, Mr. Vander Lugt, Les, Mr. Vryhof -- standing:' Gord, Rog - sitting The aim of all of us in the club is the acquiring of a Novice Class Amateur Radio License. To qualify for this test we first have to pass the Fed- eral Communication Examination, which means more practice in the code and theory. ln future years the club hopes to have a school radio station where everyone can really be authentic radio hams. We would also like to express a word of appreciation to our sponsors, Mr. VanderLugt and Mr. Vryhof whose advice and direction were so helpful. Officers -- President -- John Roossien Vice-President - Rog Buiten Secretary - Gord De Ruiter Treasurer - Les Wallinga tl! technoquests l First Row, left to right: J. Monsma, M. Penning, R. Risselade, K. De Vries, K. Betten, J. Smeda, J. Postoor, K. Ten Elshof Second Row, left to right: R. Albers, R. Monsma, G, Meyer, A. Vogel, J. Pastoor, D. Wolters, W. Kooi- enga, R. Wolthuis, E. Mulder, W. De Koning, J. Datema, B. Boerma, Mr. Bosscher, Sponsor The Technoquest Club, which is a newly organ- ized group, is a club for those who are mechanical- ly minded. We learn about mechanisms through field trips, movies, and interesting demonstrations. This spring we made a field trip to Grand Rapids Motor Coach Company to learn of the principles, construction, and maintenance of diesel engines. ln future meetings we plan to study aircraft en- gines, both radial and iet. However, all is not mechanics for the mechanics as we still enioy pic- nics and plan to have one our first meeting. Officers - President - Bill Kooienga Secretary - Ken Betten Treasurer - Stewart Terpstra Officers, left to right: Ken, Stu, Mr. Bosscher, Bill phllatellc society Standing, left to right: K. Jurries, Mr. Dawson, Mr enga, H. Vanden Heuvel, B. Vanden Berg, R. Seated, left to right: S. Smeding, A. Quakkelaar During the past year the Stamp Club has been very active. We have had an adult collector speak and present his collection at our meetings, Among the speakers were Mrs. Van Beek, Mr. Smilde, and Mr. Schaafsma. Also, Mr. Abma spoke on the illustration of religion on stamps. Dr. D. DeVries donated a stamp catalog. Next year we hope to have an evening meeting for the benefit of outsiders and other collectors. After the program we trade stamps, get ideas for Mr. Dawson, Ed, Bruce, Henry, Arnie 40 . Post, T. Ozinga, A. Rocks, E. Oosterhouse, P. Huiz- Breen, B. Klanderman, A. Geertsema, M. De Vries displaying, mounting and technical knowledge on the subiect. Throughout the yearwe have sponsored about four hallway displays and have sent for material from as for away as the Orange Free State. We welcome new members, for we are few in number, and we urge girl collectors to ioin. We hope to make true philatelists out of our collectors. President: Arnold Quakkelaar Secretary: Bruce Klanderman Treasurer: Henry Vanden Heuvel Vicar: Ed Oosterhouse mUSlC 1 gg 1 R wikl f A 5, ,L , A 1 :.- .,.. 1 . -..v , ,,,::l, Q A A. it Q IZV ,, Qi A Q, r 1 ,,'-' gh wh J . - 1 - Q: i A krzrky .2 I . V 5 , ::, 1 -5 ,A 11. S, k . 4x VKMZ f 5 5 A ,,, , , A 5' L Y - ' 7 W ' -1-,, 8 Ex' W if Q - g, 3 I ., y '- X 4 A K b , A 3 gg ' -. K ,. 7 , X V .iv A . 5 K A I an , Svwir I I 'Y 5 Q RQ? Q N 4 3rd Row: M. Kline, J. Ezinga, N. Meyer, A. Hendricks, L. Huizenga, D. De Lange, D. Koenes, F. Lan- ninga, L. Vos, B. Niewenhuis, L. Warners, R. Riizema, R. Haan, J. Kruithof, L. Bolt, M. Frieswyk 41h Row: G. Huisman, G. Kooistra, D. Gabrielse, J. Buikema, T. Vanden Heuvel, J. Monsma, B. London, 6 R. Roskamp, D. Wolters, D. Kuizema, H. Stuii, K. Hoekwater, T. Rhoda, R. Goodyke, B. Hoveman, D. Mulder, M. Roskam, L. Douglas, M. Peuler President -- Duane Kuizema Vice-President - Louis Vos Secretary-Treasurer - Marianne Peuler Librarian Mary Bykerk C. Rauwerda, M. Doezema, L. Nanninga, P. Oosterhouse, K. Setsma. P. Baits 43 JUNIOR CHOIR lst Row: J. Jansen, C. Vander Werf, M. Kloostra, N. Herweyer, P. Jeurink, C. Lindhout, E. Gabrielse, Mrs, Haan, N. Vander Breggen, B. De Vries, J. Kuiper, M. Zwyhuizen, B. Baas, R. Vanden Berg, B. Snoek 2nd Rorw: A. Klaver, N. Bult, B. Teissen, D. Veurink, P. Prins, G. Alofs, M. Vander Loan, R. Venema, N. Start, N. Gervers, C. Wierenga, B. Francois, K. De Boer, C. Hoeksema, A, Marcussee, E. Bulsma, N. Spanninga 3rd Row: B. Volbeda, M. Betten, R. Zoodsmu, J. Gritter, B. Koenes, D. Hoekwater, C. Waimers, A. Tie- , senga, B. De Witt, G. Peterson, P. Dielman, W. Brock, L. De Good, P. Connor l 4th Row: G. Steingenga, B, Van Antwerpen, H. Huizenga, D. Vander Sloot, B. Korfker, H. De Maagd, l K. Van Dellen, C. Dan Hof, D. Weidenaar, H. Brus, W. Muller l. . The outside activities ofthe Junior Choir are quite limited because of the fact that we are a training choir, learning the fundamentals of music. Also, under the direction of Mrs. Haan we are develop- ing an appreciation for good music within ourselves. We have performed in Chapel this year and are eager to participate in the Spring Concert next May. Some of us are also planning to attend the State Choir Festival at Ann Arbor with the Senior Choir. President - John Gritter Vice-President - Don Hoekwater Secretary -- Rosemary Venema Lto R: J. Borsl, M. Van Houten, M. De Haan Baas Woldering, M. Weirsma, M. Braat. mon aims' glee cluis 'lst Row: C. Botma, N. Lanninga, A. Vander Riet, C. Rowerdc, M. Dozema, B. Wolfert, A. ldema, Mrs. Haan, S. Klien, C. Dekkinga, J. Systsma, M. Smit, R. Haveman, C. Hondorp 2nd Row: A. Peterson, P. Buist, J. Vos, C. Rose, D. Vander Pol, D. Berkempas, J. Holwerda, M. Berkom- pas, M. Bosma, R. Terpstra, L. Nanninga, K. Setsma, C. Kuiper, H. De Vries 3rd Row: J. Folkertsma, A. Longstreet, A. Do Jong, P. Lindhout, A. Pasma, P. Stadt, L. Oosterhouse, L. Jansma, J. Johnson, E. Rykse, M. Wiersmo, N. Vander Jagt, P. Batts 4th Row: l. Karelse, R. Mersman, A. Vander Tuin, A. Huizenga, N. Peterson, M. De Jonge, D. Diemer, l. Borgerding, R. Vander Mey, J. Van Dreal, A. Dyke, N. Bouman, M. Schelhaas, R. De Haan The Senior Girls' Glee Club is again trying to live up to the expectations of their wonderful leader, Mrs. Trena Haan. We were privileged to sing at Calvin College for the Teachers Convention President-Arlene 'demo and also to go to the District Festival. This was Vice-President-joan Johnson truly an inspiration to work for higher goals in Secretory-Treasurer-Marilyn De Jong music but not to forget the purpose of the music, the glory of our Lord. Under Mrs. Haan's leader- ship we have truly had an enjoyable experience, and will remember every moment of the Glee Club session fondly. to R: D. Vander Pol, M, De Jonge, A. Idema, L. Jansma, Lto R: A. Posma , M. Berkompas, R. Venema, S. Klein, A- DYkef M' Sfhelhcas' J. Holwerda, M. Wiersma, M. Smit. Bock Row: G. Nyenhuis, R. Kok, K. Vicioria, J. De Jonge, K. Ten Elshof, R. Buiten, K Dobbs Third Row: J. Warners, R. Eilens, R. Ensing, D. Griiier, L. Wallinga, S. Van Til, J. Laninga, J. Huisman, C. Vanden Berg, L. De Waard, S. Lappinga, M. Schreuder, R. Scholma, J. Bolthuis, E. Sieenstra, W. Schaal, W. Bowman Second Row:D. De Vries, A. Quakkelaar, K. Buisi, F, Van Buren, S. La Grand, C. De Korne, F. Doezema, W. Korfker, V. Bartman, M. De Haan, C. Busscher Fran! Row: B. Klanderman, R. Vander Ploeg, L, Doornbos, M. Posihumus, R. Von Tongeren, E. Vrieland, M. Kramer R, Kok, K. Ten EIs'hof, K. Vidoria, J. De Jonge C. VunderArk, M. De Haan, B. Kooienga, G. Starr J. Schnieder, D. Vander Werf, W. De Gruflf C. VandenBerg, J. Bulthuis, B. Kcoienga, P. VandenBerge. D Walters, D. VanderWerf -ef .,,.. . B. Haan, T. Kreulen, P. Vanden Berge, C. Westrcl, E. Jansen, S. Rusler, Mr. Geerdes R. Handlogten, A. Meyners, B. Vander Ark, C. Northouse, R. Roskamp, L. Haan, D. Batting, K. Zandee, D. Walters, B. Nieuwenhuis, R. Hans, K. Housekamp, T. Vander Wert, .. W. D. W C0nC6Qt C. Vander Ark, G. Start, R. Start, W. Kooienga, R. Boshoven, M. Terpstra, J. Gronsman R. Helmus, E. Oppenhuizen, J. Plekker, M. Cooper, D. De Vries J. Vroon, C. Terpstra, B. Zondervan, D. Van Dyke, L. Dykehouse, R. Stroo, D. Jeltema, B. Ballast President - Bill Bowman Bano Vice-President - Ken Ten Elshof Secretary - Sally Ruster Student Director and Drum Maior- Ken Ten Elshof The past year will live long in each of our mem- ories. We worked hard but also had many enioyable moments. Many evening practice sessions went into the making of our Fall and winter concerts, and our coming spring concert. After winning a first in the District Festival we are looking ahead and working ahead enthusiastically to the State Festival. The Armistice parade, Tulip Time parade and Memorial parade were the highspots in the march- ing activities. We enioyed the social session of the Holland Christian basketball game, when we combined new heart throbs with barbecues. Our annual outing also promises to be a highly enioy- able experience. Our new quarters in the old Madison building have greatly increased our zeal for working toward musical perfection. lt has been an inspiration to all of us to work harder. Under the able direction of Mr. Geerdes our group has really progressed in the art of music. His enthusiasm and helpfulness pushed us on to new unthought of goals and accomplishments. Oosterh'-Wse E. Gnu 1. Gf0 5 ' i1 vundefploeg' is iciunde ' ' Vander Ark C- . .Nonho Use, A . Meyners, R Ha dl ' Osref, caoet Bane Las! Row: R. Huizinga, M. Ritsem Pikaarl, D. Visser, G. Vander Third Row: C. Rosemo, T. De Youn 15: E c, P. Noor, G. Zylslra, R. Vander Molen, D, Fles, L. Zweedyke, S. Til, V. Van Harlem, Mr. Geerdes g, W. Vander Wal, J. Verwys, B. Meyer, G. Vcnder Veer, J. Rosemu, , D. Fenema, D. De Mol, A. De Boer, N. Herrema, J. HoFfmon Second Row: M. Herlel, D. Vogel, J. Van Komen, M. Workman, H. Huizinga, A. Vander Werf, J. De Vries, A. De Vries, H. Lieffers, B. Ruiler B. Hennink, M. Rykse, B. Kors Fronl Row: B. Roelers, B. Pasloor, Vander Til, R. Boersmu, E. W p Banb J. Baormun, K. Miedemo, C. Brower, E. Van Noord, N. Lanning, R. ierenga, K. Posloor Ofific ers - President -- David Fles Vice-President - Peter Noor Secretary - Elaine Wierenga Adiulanl Secretary - Raleigh Huizinga, Bob Vrooz First Row: S. Lappingn, A. Meyners, M. De Haan, R. Slroo, R. Vander Ploeg, M. Poslhumous, S. Von Till Second Row: K. Ten Elshof, L. De Waard, W. School, T. Kreulen, B. Nieuwenhuis, W. De Graaf, R. Vander Molen, R. Kok 5' Xxi5t gSf., -'I-L-ui.' ' --:': ' , --Q - E-am, 1 i t Fm - - ghmllmrf Ng E:-.fi u X '5im1iW Z W 't Xfs 1, ' .- HM- MQ.,- ' A Q R A - S? MS gl W? Ath let I CS ARSII TOM NEWHOF ED START 50 KEN ZANDEE DAVE TUBERGEN BILL BOUMAN DAVE MEYER Coach Vryhof JIM VROON BASKGIBAH KEN BETTEN KEN VENHUIZEN DAVE FLES JOHN VANDENBERG KEN DE VRIES PAUL BENES 51 BASEBAU RON HELMUS TOM VANDEN HEUVEL Rdg, Jerry, and Ron 52 JOHN VANDEN BERG BILL BOUMAN BOB KOENES M. A nw. BASGBAU Back Row: D. Hoekwaler, B. Boumeng J, Vanden B r B. K K Iinde, Front Row: R. Helmus, D Fles, B Korfker,J Sieele, L Miendertsma E K ' R house, BII.L KORFKER fff' Y e g, oenes, . Ritsema, J. Beukema, J. Vander- R. Roskamp, T. Haga, R. Blackport, T. Vanden Heuvel, D. Rop, D, Dykstra, Coach Boelema. . . . . , . unst, . Van Noord, J. New- R. Noordeloos. Lv X- , ,xxx f,-Qi, f A . 'film ' 'ff' . 5533 ' , ,X jeff W , if 'r I .W 2 m iii we ,ax fn H U ff t . f - X, A ' y J O sw TW sv , .... JOHN NEWHOUSE KEN RITSEMA DAVE FLES LARRY MIENDERTSMA .rfb 1 BASKGIZBAU Christian High opened the basketball season with its traditional opener against East Grand Rapids. After a close first quarter our boys broke away and went on to a 42-23 victory. The next game saw the Eagles dispose of Godwin without too much difficulty. The next game was our first league encounter, against Central at their gym. The contest was close all the way with no team ahead by more than 5 or 6 points at any time. Central managed to gain a 2 point advantage when the final gun sounded and we lost our first game. Our team could not be kept dawn, however, and they bounced back against Catholic Central, and Creston with decisive victories. On Dec. 29 we played host to Holland Christian at our annual homecoming game in the Civic Audi- torium. The Eagles really rose to the occasion and broke the game open with a terrific third quarter. This game provided revenge for last year's defeats with our team winning before an excited audience. We stopped both South and Ottawa and then boarded a bus to go to Muskegon Heights. We put up a valiant fight but bowed before the powerful Heights for the second defeat of the season. In the next game Ed Start made his final appear- ance as a player at Christian and led our team to a resounding win over Union. Tension was now running high, the next game was with Central who had handed us our first loss. Our boys were really up for this game and exhibited their best form of the year. Everything worked to perfection and we gained revenge with a 57 to 37 victory. The Eagles then went on to defeat Creston, Catholic, South, and Ottawa as they began to smell the championship bouquets. Against Ottawa Tom Newhof set the city league season's record with 32 points. We now went to Holland to face the Maroons from Holland Christian once again in the second game of the series. Proving to be an exciting con- test from beginning to end, the score at the end of the game was deadlocked at 39 to 39, and went tension high but at the end of this period our boys were looking at a 39 to 4l score with a tired, sorry look in their eyes, but then it is said you can't always win. Shortly after the game we were noti- fied that Central had lost to South. Now only Union stood in our way to a championship. We were not to be denied, the next week we dumped Union and Coach Vryhof had again led his boys to a city league championship. As a warm up for the tournaments we engaged Kalamazoo Central and turned them back after an exciting game. In the regional tournaments we defeated Creston and Ottawa which scheduled us to play Muskegon Heights in the regional finals. Again we had a very fast game with both teams giving all they had. The score was close throughout the contest and the final gun sounded with Muskegon Heights ahead by 3 points. Thus the curtain fell on another very successful season as the Eagles again were perched on top of the city league basketball standings. The scores of the games are as follows: 42 23 Christian .... East Grand Rapids .... Christian 56 Godwin ........ 32 Christian Central .. .. . Christian Catholic ...... . Christian Creston ......... Christian Holland Christian Christian South .......... Christian Ottawa ........ Christian Muskegon Heights Christian Union .,..,,.,,, Christian Central ......... Christian Creston , Christian Catholic . Christian Christian Christian Christian Christian Christian Christian Christian .... South ........ Ottawa ......... Holland Christian Union .... . ..... Kalamazoo Central Creston . ....... Ottawa ......... Muskegon Heights into an overtime. Again the pace was terrific and CROSS COUNU2 Back row Mr Vander Lugt, B. Zondervan, K. Hoekwater, N. Dekker, J. Vander Linde B Vroon Front row A Vander Meer, E. Steenstra, E. Laap, R. Ritsema, J. Vanden Berg Though twenty-five boys turned out for the first Cross-Country meeting, we ended the season with only twelve boys on the team. Since the weather was favorable, we accomplished a great deal dur- ing our practice sessions. The team ran against six city schools, and also against Holland Christian. Although we did not win many contests, we showed much promise for next year, particularly in Ed Lapp, who finished among the tinest in the league. Next year the team will have more experience, and we are hoping for a better season. UQACI4 . D L , N. Dekker, Back row, left to right: K. Hoekwater, J. Kurpers. G- BUOY. R- De Gfool' D' e Qnge .I. Hclwerda M'ddl D Behnke B Ameraal J Sterk F. Rusticus, J- Vande' Loan' C' Boelklns' Coach Dombos i e FOW: . 1 - ' ' ' Fran' row: F, Lqninga, K. Ven Huizen, E. Lapp, B. Vander Woude J. Holwerda C. BOBlkifIS. f- l-DPP, R- De Gmc' 56 The track team at Christian High is in its first year. Although we are not now in regular City League Competition, next year we hope to expand and enter full-scale competition. This year we have held several practice meets and from all appear- ances next year should produce a good track team. This year's team has little in the way of equip- ment but it is being purchased gradually so that we can soon include all field events. We entered track events in the Regional Meet and in the Junior Col- lege Relays. swlmmmq Back row left to right: R. Houtman, B. Haeck, J. Dekkinga, T. De Meester, J Rozema Middle row W, Gloss, A. Brink, R. Huizinga, M. Penning Front row D. Ezinga, T. Hugo, F. Boersma, Coach Mr. Dornbus is sponsoring the first new organiza- tion this season. None of the present members will be lost through graduation, so next year we will have practically the same team with a few new members. Our practices were held in the National Guard Armory, and our meets were in the Y.M.C.A. Though this past season wasn't very good, our pros- pects for next year are better with our having experience behind us. I HNIS Back row: K. Betten, B. Niewenhuis, R. Van Dellen, D. De Vries, K. De Vries, D. Kuizema and Mr. Hoekstra Front row: E. Steenstra, D. Holtrop, B. Doezemo, B. Grooters, R. Betten K. Zandn, Coach Hoekstra 58 After an impressive practice match with East Grand Rapids, the tennis season went into high gear. We met city competition against Central, South, Creston, Ottawa, Catholic, and Union. We also had our annual matches with Holland Christian. The season provided rough competition for the Christian High racketeers. Though at this writing the season is not com- pleted we hope that with the strength of three re- turning lettermen, a freshman squad loaded with talent, and under the leadership of coach Hoekstra we will be able to exchange our second place in the l953 city league standing for a first in l954. aol Back row: T. Kruelen, P. Vandenberg, Mr. Dawson, R. Ezinga, J. Bielema Front row: P. Noor and D. De Mol The prospects for the golf team this year look very good. Comparing the team with past years, it has the possibilities of being the most favorable. Three of our players are returning regulars. Our hopeful advance in the City League standing de- pends much upon the performance of the other teams. The team encourages more students not only to ioin the team, but also to play more golf for enioyment. It is a sport which carries over for a good many years. R. Ezinga ,fs 59 RESERVE BASKEIBAU lst Row: V. De Vries, R. Van Noord, J. Vander Linde, D. Hoekwater, R. Quakkelaar B Grooters B. Vroon Back Row: R. Bellen, C. Rosema, C. Boelkins, R. Verhey, L. Hamstra, B. Dozemu, C Osllndle Mr Zwier 60 Although the reserve squad did not finish the i953-1954 season in first place like the varsity, they were improving as the season progressed. Even though the team lost quite a few games by close scores, we as a team are proud to say that Mr. Zwier our coach, did the bulk of the iob in im- proving the team during the season, and was in there fighting with us all the way. The main highlights of the season were playing the Holland Christian reserves at the Holland Armory, and the Muskegon Heights team at Mus- kegon. The team also iourneyed to East Lansing to watch the Michigan State-lowa game. We also like to thank our student managers, Henry Brus and Sam De Groot for their fine iob during the season, ltalcoqs The Ref H Cheerleaders: M. Reskom, l.. Vos Managers and Slmislicians: H. Brus, L. De Heer, D. De Vries Cheerleaders: J. Rhoda, J. Johnson, G. Wieringv, A- M'-'flsonf S. De Groot, M. Klein, M. Van Houlen 6'l Managers: R. Roskcmp, R. Blockporl. spent plc We iuke the iumpf' ow basket? Whatcha dom ? hu. Around the Maypole 'Tom blocks one N L spomg ples Going up Two for Bull? in sy fellas Meyer lets Hy. Count the arms. Up and nn. John gets set. SDCIQI DIC 3,0 ,him 4, .ln T W , ,- ,1,,vW.,1mfM W 3 ., f , Yer Ou! Nggwy sqwwwwwlf WSW 2 ' H' ,V mc w- ' Pl.m of citack. Pee-Wee's sioflped. End of the line for Duane. WS a hil. Ken, Duane, and Coach ,,...q-'- , - ,-'- -5 1 ,,,.-1 L , :-.- ,ily 7 :nr Q, xr Q, N5 Z L , -4: ma..- i 3 1 i x ,.. -5-.1 ..-.-X- .... -,:.,, x - f.z -ti. Y. 1-4,f ,, .f ---1-di-. Q. ,.-1 5 . ..- -1' i V X, V Q--. '- classes cuss of Januan 1954 fiffs fwm. wo wr ff' Netiy, Bob, Phyl, Mr. Feyen, Mr, Stravers President -- Bob Bust Secretary -- Phyl De Jonge Treasurer - Netty Sturt Sponsors: Mr. Feyen Mr. Stravers 66 ROBERT LEE BAST A smile for every boy and two for every girl. Ping-Pong Club l, Senior Play 6, Business Manager of Concert Band 4, Class President 5 6 AUKE JAY BOUMA A good fellow among fellows. RONALD BROWNEYE As variable as the North Wind. Hi-Y Club 4 5 6, Christian Service Club 4 5 6, Reserve Basketball 1 2, Ping-Pong Club l 2, Student Man. ager 5 ROBERT BRUMMEL A boy who has a store of wit, and often is exclaiming it. Varsity Basketball 4 5, Reserve Bas- ketball 2 3, Tennis 3 5, Cadet Band I, Concert Band 2 3 4 5 6, Sax Quartet I 2 3 4, Varsity Club 4 5 6, Student Council l 2 5 T CORNELIUS CNOSSEN He is witty, wise, and always willing. Concert Band 4 5, Cadet Band l 2 3, President 2 3, Brass Quartet 4 5, Junior Choir 5, Senior Play 6, Class President l 2 PHYLLIS ANN DE JONGE ln everything she does her best, entering it wit'h zeal and zest. Future Nurses 'l, Christian Service Club 2 3 4 5 6, Tennis l, Senior Play Committee 6, Class Secretary 5 6 BARBARA MARIE DISSELKOEN She can mix wisdom with pleasure with profit to both. Senior Choir 6, Junior Choir 2 3 4 5, Junior Girls Glee Club 'l, Em- blem Staff 4 5 6, Christian Service Club 3 4 5 6 JACQUll.YN MAE DUTHLER Dates are her favorite fruit. Student Council l 2, National Honor Society 5 6, Christian Service Club l 2 3 4 5 6, Junior Girls Glee Club 2 3, Bowling 2, Senior Play 6, Cheerleader 2 3 DORTHY MAE DYKSTRA A virtuous girl with a very sweet smile, knowing her was well worth-while. Junior Choir 5, Junior Girls Glee Club 2 3, Cheerleader 2 3 4 5 DONALD JOHN FABER None but himself can be his par- allel. Concert Band l 2 3 4 5 6, Camera Club 4 5 6, Ping-Pong Club I 2 3 4, Student Council 5 6 EDWIN LEE BROWER Duty before pleasure, but I like a happy time. Senior Choir 5, Concert Band 3 4 5, Cadet Band 1 2, Ping-Pong Club l 2, Brass Quartet 4 E. BRUCE CHEADLE This lad is neither quiet nor loud, but you'll usually find him in the crowd. Ping-Pong Club I 2, Senior Play 6 SGUIOQS 67 S DIORS MARLENE ANN MOL Oh, this learning, what a thing it is. National Honor Society 3 4 5 6, Future Nurses Club 3 4 5 6, Chris- tian Service Club 3 4 5 6, Junior Red Cross 3 4 5 6 GRACE OTTEN Actions, looks, words, steps form the alphabet by which you may fudge character. National Honor Society 3 4 5, Christian Service Club 3 4, Junior Red Cross Sec'y 3 4 ., ,V W ,, BARBARA LOU FLIETSTRA She is easy to remember, harder to forget. Junior Glee Club 2, Junior Choir 3 4 5, Future Nurses Club l 2 3 4, Christian Service Club l 2 3 4 MARY FRANCES GRASMAN l would if I could, but I can't- grow tall. National Honor Society 3 4 5 6, Emblem Stat? 2 3 4 5, Junior Girls Glee Club 2, Junior Choir 3 4 GERRIT KOEDOOT Learned and good and quiet is he. National Honor Society 3 4 5 6 JUDITH ANN KUIPER Generally speaking, she'5 ge,-,. erally speaking. Cadet Band l, Concert Band 2 3 4 5, Future Nurses Club 4 5, Junior Red Cross 4 5, Junior Chair 5 6, Christian Service Club 2 3 4 5 6 BARBARA KAY KUNST What's all this hustle, haste, and hurry? Be like me-l never worry. BERNARD C. LANGERHORST For every why, he has a wherefore. Emblem Staff 3 4, Camera Club 4, Cadet Band l 2 5, Concert Band 3, Hi-Y Club 4 5, Christian Service Club l 2 3 4 5, Debate 3, Extem- poraneous Speech 4, Librarian l 2 EDWARD HENRY NOOR He lives at peace with all man- kind, he's our friend and we don't mind. Boys Glee Club 5 6 MARCELYN BETH OOSTDYK The gentle mind by gentle deeds is known. Emblem Staff 2 3 4 5, Junior Girls Glee Club I 2, Christian Service Club l 2 JUNE ARLENE POSTMA Full of fun with a smile that's contagious. Student Council 5 6, Future Nurses Club 2 3 4 5, Christian Service Club 2 3 4 5, Senior Choir 4 5 6, Junior Choir 2, Senior Girls Glee Club 3, Junior Red Cross 2 3 4 5, Music Club 3 4 5 RUDOlPH PRINS Not that I like study less, but fun more. l EDWARD START Stars don't shout, they shine. Varsity Club 3 4 5 6, Concert Band l 2 3 4 5 6, Reserve Basketball l, Varsity Basketball 2 3 4 5 6, Ping- Pong Club l, French Horn Quartet 6, Class President 3 4 NETTY JANE START Laugh and the world laughs with you. Future Nurses Club 6, Christian Service Club 2 3 4 5 6, Junior Choir 6, Cadet Band l, Concert Band 2 3 4 5 6, Sec'y 4 5, Cornet Trio 4 5, Brass Quartet 4 5, Pep Band 2 3 4 5, Class Secretary l 2, Class Treasurer 5 6, Memoir Staff 6 RONALD VANDE KIEFT A rare compound of frolic and fun. HELENGENE VANDER ARK What is half so sweet in life as love's young dreams? Senior Girls Glee Club 2 3, Senior Choir 4 5 6, Bowling 2, Christian Service Club 3 4 5 THEODORE RHODA Having keen senses, common sense, and yet room for nonsense. Student Council 3 4, Boys Glee Club 3, Junior Choir 4, Senior Choir 4, Hi-Y Club 4 5 6 ROGER RITSEMA He puts his worries in a pocket with a hole in it. Varsity Club 6, Junior Choir 3, Senior Choir 4 5 6, Tennis 5, Cross- Country 6, Boys Glee Club 2 4 5 6 MARY ELLEN SCHOLTEN Don't blame me-blame my eyes and my smile. Student Council 3 4, Future Nurses Club l 2 3 4 5, Christian Service Club 2 3 4 5, Junior Girls Glee Club l, Senior Choir 2 3 4 5, Bowl- ing l, Junior Red Cross 2 3 4 5, Music Club 2 3 4 5, President of Future Nurses 2 3, Secretary of Music Club 4 5 XMARY RUTH SIKKEMA Well timed silence hath more eloquence than speech. Junior Girls Glee Club l, Junior Choir 2 3 4 N CAROLYN JOYCE SPANNINGA She laughed-a bubbling foun- tain to gladden all hearts. Concert Band I 2 3 4 5 6, Christian Service Club 2 3 4 5 6, Senior Girls Glee Club 4 5, Vice-Pres., Junior Choir 4 5, Vice-Pres., 6, Cornet Trio 2 3 4 5, Brass Quartet 4 5, Pep Band 2 3 4 5, Secretory of Class 3 4 NORMA KATHLEEN SPANNINGA A giggle, a dash, a shriek, and a crash. iii : l 2 ' :fr gig . X All sv. wifi? figs., sllgisigi y A YTIORS CAROL ELAINE TELMAN Your days glide sweetly on in happiness and peace. Christian Service Club 4 5 DONALD DALE VANDER MOLEN Napoleon was a small man too. Hi-Y 3 4 5 6, Christian Service Club l 2, Ping-Pong Club l 2 3 QQW BERTON F. WIERENGA Men searching for a goal never turn back. Baseball 4 6, Varsity Club 5 6 JANE AllCE WIERSUM She wallrs through the halls with a shy smile upon her face. ANNE MARLENE VANDE SCHRAAF lt's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. National Honor Society 3 4 5 6, Christian Service Club 2 3 4 5 6, Junior Red Cross 3, Future Nurses Club 6 RUTH VANDE VUSSE The truly generous is truly wise. Christian Service Club l 2 3 4 5 6, Junior Girls Glee Club 2 3, Senior Girls Glee Club 4 5 6 JANYCE LEE VAN VALKENBURG ln mountains of truth you never climb in vain. Christian Service Club 'l 2 3 4 5 6, Concert Band l 2 3 4 5 6, Music Club 4, Senior Play 6 ROBERT VER HILL Boys will be boys. Concert Band 5 6, Cadet Band l 2 3 4 HIORS PATRICIA ANNE WALKES l came along just like a song. National Honor Society 3 4 5 6, Christian Service Club 2 3 4 5, Sec'y 2 3, Junior Girls 3 4, Senior Girls 5 6, Future Nurses Club 5, Class Treasurer l 2 HENRIETTA MAE WILDEBOER Plays well the game ol life and knows the limit, and doesn't lose her head even for a minute. Future Nurses Club 'l, Christian Service Club 2 3 .,- V ' E 1 ptzesioenlfs aootzess Dear Friends: This program is called commencement because in being graduated from school we are encour- aged to look forward to the beginning of a life of service. Education is preparation for life and service, and we count it a privilege to have been trained at Christian High. A Christian education, more than any other, equips us to face and to meet the problems of our lives. Although we are looking forward tonight, because we have spent three years together at Chris- tian High, we shall often look back and we shall always cherish the memory of our high school days. When we entered this school, it seemed as though three years was a long time, but now that gradua- tion has come, we can hardly believe that our high school days are over. Tonight, as we are being graduated, we feel that at last some of our hopes are being realized. As we think of leaving this school, we realize that we have been greatly blessed in having the 'founda- tion of our education laid here. ln building a house, a most important part is the foundation. So too in building a life, the foundation is most important and we are grateful that our foundation has been a Christian education. We would like to express our gratitude to all those who have made this education possible. As a class we express our gratitude to the Faculty and the Administration for the guidance and direction so willingly and unselfishly given us and also to the Board for making our Christian education possible. Our class sponsors, Mr. Feyen and Mr. Stravers, deserve our sincerest and warmest thanks for iheir kindness and helpfulness throughout our three years at Christian. To our parents we say a sincere, Thank you, for your sacrifices in sending us to Christian High, and for your guidance throughout these early years of our lives. Above all we thank God for Christian High, for its ideals and aspira- tions, and for what it has done for us. To our fellow students and all whom we now leave behind at Christian High, we say with deep feeling, We'll not soon forget you. . And now as members of the class of January, 1954, we shall go our various ways. Some of us will be going on to school, some will probably be going into military service, and some will go to work. All of us will be going out to face the world. As we go we can do no better than to follow the words of our class text, Trust in the Lord with all thy heart, and lean not upon thine own understanding. Bob Bast FLOWER: Orchid. COLORS: Lavender and White. MOTTO: Forward and Upward as God Leads the Way. TEXT: Trust in the Lord with all thy heart, and lean not upon thine own understanding. -- Proverbs 3:5 cuss of Jun 1954 AVN' owe u g mwx I' 72 Mr. Zwier, Mary, Louie, Amy, Dennis, Mr. Vander Mey President- Louis Vos Vice-President - Dennis Gabrielse Secretary - Mary Bykerk Treasurer - Amy Tiddens Sponsors: Mr. Vander Mey Mr. Zwier ALVIN JOHN ALBERS Quiet and unassuming, yet ever loyal. LORNA JANE ALDERINK With a pleasant nature that never varies. Junior Girls Glee Club 1 2, Junior Choir 3 4, Senior Choir 5 6 ROBERT NEAL AMMERAAL lt's the wise head that makes the still tongue. National Honor 3 4 5 6, Christian Service 1 2 3 4, Ca-det Band l 2 3 4, Camera Club 3 4, Debate 3 4 5 6, Library Club l 2 3 4 DAWN RHEA ANEMA My mind to me a kingdom is. Parnassus 2 3, Emblem l 2 Q. gil' sri J BEVERLY ANN BALLAST To write and read come by nature, so does fun. Student Council 5 6, Emblem Stat? 3 4 5, Concert Band l 2 3 4 5, Flute Trio 5, Memoir Staff 5 6 JEAN JOAN BERKENPAS She hath friends for she hath shown herself friendly. Future Nurses Club 5 6 MARY ANN BERKOMPAS A happy face, a happy heart. Bowling 3, Junior Girls Glee Club 3 4, Senior Girls Glee Club 5, Future Nurses Club 5, Sextet 5 6 MARIANNE BETTEN O life, how thou dost charm me. Future Nurses l 2 3 4, Christian Service Club l 2 3 4 5, Junior Choir 5, Senior Girls Glee Club 3 4, Junior Girls Glee Club I 2 JACK GORDON BLACKPORT When joy and studies clash-let studies go to smash. l.OlS BOLT The language of the tones belong to her. Student Council 3 4, Future Nurses Club l 2 3 4 5 6, Christian Service Club l 2 3 4 5 6, Senior Choir 3 4 5 6, Senior Girls Glee Club l 2, Bowling l 2, Junior Red Cross I 2 3 4 5 6, Music Club l 2 5 6, Treas. 5 6, Trio 2 3 4 5 6 GENEVA ALOFS A smile for all, a frown for none, she's always peppy and full of fun. Junior Girls Glee l, Junior Choir 2 3 4 5 6, Christian Service Club 5 6, Junior Red Cross 5 6 BETH BAAS Happiness is found in activity. Future Nurses Clubs l 2 3 4 5 6, Pres. 3 4 5 6, Christian Service l 2 3 4 5 6, Junior Choir 5, Junior Girls Glee 1, Senior Girls Glee 3 4 5, Secretary 3 4, Senior Choir 6, Music Club 5 6, Secretary 5 6, Sextet 3 4 5 6 S l1lOl2S 73 IIIOIQS EARL BOUWER 'Tis good to be both merry and witty. KAREN ANN BRUNGER Winning is her way and pleasant is her smile. Future Nurses Club I 2 5 6, Junior Girls Glee Club 2, Junior Red Cross I, Christian Service Club 5 6 WILLIAM K. BOOT I must be myself, and no one is to change me. Emblem Stal? 4 5 6, National Honor Society 5 6, Senior Play 5, Christian Service Club 4 5 6, Vice Pres. 5 6 DALE JOHN BORDEWYK His presence is known by what he doesn't say. ILA BORGERDING True to work, her words, her friends. National Honor Society 3 4 5 6, Christian Service Club I 2 3 4, Senior Girls Glee Club 2 3 4 5 6 ALICE ELIZABETH BOS Either I will find a way or make one. Senior Girls Glee Club I 2 3, Senior Choir 4 5 6, Christian Service Club I 2 3 4 5 6, Concert Band 2 3 4 5, Music Club I 2 3 RUTH BOSHOVEN Look! The brown eyed sprite. Cadet Band Sec'y I Z, Concert Band 3 4 5 6, Christian Service Club I 2 3 4 5 6, Junior Red Cross 3 4 5 6 CONNIE BOTMA The world is as you take it. Junior Girls Glee Club I, Senior Girls Glee Club 3 4 5 6, Future Nurses Club I 2, Christian Service Club 3 4 5 6, Bowling 3 4 5 6, Junior Red Cross I 2 3 4 5 6 I.....g, ,. ,. I NORMA BOUWMAN Delightful to know and pleasant to talk to. National Honor Society 5 6, Chris- tian Service Club I 2 3, Junior Girls Glee Club 2, Senior Girls Glee Club 3 4 5, Sextet 5 JACKLYN BRUMELS Good nature is the very air of a good mind. Junior Girls Glee Club I 2 3 4, Future Nurses Club 3 4 5 6, Chris- tian Service Club I 2 3 4, Camera Club I 2 ROGER BUITEN Sometimes he gets good marks by pluck, sometimes by brightness, sometimes by luck. Cadet Band I 2 3, Concert Band 5 6, Tennis 2, Radio Club, Vice Presi- dent 6 ROBERT BULTEMA Big oaks from little acorns grow. CALVIN ROBERT DANHOF Nobody knows it, but once I was bashful. Boys Glee Club 3, Junior Choir 4 5 6 ALICE DE BOER Sincere and calm-a wonderful gal to have around. Future Nurses Club 5 6, Vice Pres. 5 6, Junior Red Cross 5 6, Christian Service Club 5 6, Bowling 3 4, Junior Girls Glee Club I 2, Music Club 5 6 AGNES DE GROOT Quiet in appearance, with motives unknown. Junior Choir 6, Christian Service Club 5 6 LESTER DE HAAN They say all great men are dead. l'm not feeling so well myself. Mechanical Club 6 BETTE BYKER The only way to have a friend is to be one. National Honor Society 6, Future Nurses Club I, Christian Service Club 3 4, Library Club 3 4 MARY ANN BYKERK Her step is music and her voice is song, National Honor Society 3 4 5 6, Sec'y 6, Senior Choir 2 3 4 5 6, Senior Girls Glee Club I, Trio 2 3 4 5 6, Quartets-Mixed I ESTHER BYLSMA Knowledge is power. Junior Girls Glee Club 2, Junior Choir 3 4 5 6, Christian Service Club I 2 SHIRLEY BYLSMA Full of fun and mischief too, doing all there is to do. Junior Red Cross 3 4, Christian Service Club 3 4, Junior Girls Glee Club 2, Junior Choir 3 4- 5 6 MARIAN COOPER Silence is golden, but we're off the gold standards. Future Nurses Club 5 6, Sec'y 5 6, Christian Service Club 3 4 5 6, Con- cert Band 3 4 5 6, Cadet Bond I 2, Sec'y 4, Junior Red Cross 5 6, Vice Pres. 5 6, Music Club 5 6, Senior Play 5 JOHN l. DAMSTRA I never let studies interfere with my education. , ..,, . .',-f 29 , Q S g 3.521 J- ' ,, 5 if I1- . HIOIQS KAREN MARGARET DE BOER Cheerfulness is a friend to grace. Future Nurses Club 3 4, Christian Service Club 3 4 5 6, Junior Choir 3 4 5 6, Junior Girls Glee Club I 2, Bowling 2 3 4, Junior Red Cross 3 4 5 6, Music Club 5 6 MARGARET ANN DE HAAN She's not a flower, she's not a pearl, she's just a noble all around girl. National Honor Society 4 5 6, Treos. 5 6, Future Nurses I 2 3 4, Sec'y I 2, Vice Pres. 3 4, Christian Serv- ice Club 2 3 4 5 6, Senior Choir 3 4 5 6, Senior Girls Glee Club 2, Junior Girls Glee Club I, Junior Red Cross 5 6, Treos. 5 6, Music Club 5 6, Vice Pres. 5 6, Sextet 2 3 4 5 6 153 WI' H' ,i ? :-. actc L. L 9 gli 73 DALE BYRON DE VRIES A man among men. National Honor Society 3 4 5 6 Reserve Basketball I 2 DANIEL DE VRIES He excels in something in which another tails. National Honor Society 3 4 5 6, Pres. 5 6, Concert Band I 2 3 4 5 6, Memoir Staff 5 6, Quintet 2, Senior Play Comm. 5 DENA DIEMER Full wise is she who knows her soul. Future Nurses Club 2, Junior Choir 2, Senior Girls Glee Club 3 4 5, Junior Girls Glee Club I, Bowling 3 FRANKLIN DIEPSTRA I wish to make no enemies. B. ' . , 'Y W'645+4f' ' A I ' A Ln, ,Sw ' .. ,. 1 ROBERT WILLIAM DE JONGE Politeness makes the man. Hi-Y Club 5 6, Class Vice Pres. I 2, Class President 3 4 CAROLYN DEKKINGA AIl work and no fun isn't the life for me. Future Nurses Club I 2, Christian Service Club I 2 3 4 5 6, Senior Girls Glee Club 5 6, Junior Girls Glee Club 5 6, Junior Red Cross I 2 BETTY JOYCE DE KRAKER Nothing is rarer than real goodness. Christian Service Club I 2 3, Future Nurses Club 5 6 DAN DE LANGE Sigh no more ladies, sigh fno more. Men were deceivers ever. Boys Glee Club I 6, Junior Choir 2, Senior Choir 3 4 5 6, Student Council 3 4, Emblem Staff 5 6, Hi-Y Club 3 4 5 6, Camera Club I 2 JOYCE DE RUITER Life without laughter is a dreary blank. Debate I, Junior Girls Glee Club I, Senior Girls Glee Club 2 3 4, Chris- tion Service Club 3 4 JANET LAUREEN DE VOS Little but oh my, what a terror for her size. National Honor Society 5 6, Sec'y 5 6, Future Nurses Club I 2 3 4 5 6, Christian Service Club I 2 3 4 5 6, Junior Girls Glee Club 3, Cadet Band I 2, Junior Red Cross 3 4 5 6 EHIORS JOHN FREDRIC DE VRIES An equal mixture of humor and good sense. Boys Glee Club I, National Honor Society 3 4 5, Hi-Y Club 2 3 4 5, Pres, 4 5, Business Manager Em- blem 4 5, Christian Service Club 2 3 4 5 MARILYN DIKKERS Not too serious, not too gay, just reserved in every way. I 5 A ne w ef -' s - -X -r2.2:2.f 5, f I 1 I HIORS ARDITH DYKE Her company is well worth while. Christian Service Club l 2 3 4 5 6, Senior Girls Glee Club 3 5 6, Junior Girls Glee Club l 2, Camera Club l, Library Club 2 3 4, Sextet 5 6 WlLLlAM J. DYKSTRA l've taken my lun where l'Ye found it. SHARON B. DOOR A good natured girl is one to be desired. Sextet 2 3 4 5, Senior Choir 3 4 5, Senior Girls Glee Club 2, Junior Girls Glee Club I MARILYN R. DOORN For they can conquer who believe they can. Future Nurses Club l 2 3 4, Chris. tian Service Club 5 6, Junior Red Cross 1 2 3 4 5, Senior Play Prompter 5 BEATRICE MAE DOORNBOS The unspoken word does no harm. Future Nurses Club 3 4 5 6 LAURIE DOUGLAS Sun-kissed, moon-kissed, 'nulf said, Christian Service Club 5 6, Senior Choir 5 6 FRED G. DROOG From strife and care he'll soon be free, for an alumnus he will be. ETTA DUIMSTRA Quiet lass, there are but few, who know the treasure hid in you. Junior Glee Club 3 ,Af V X 1 'J' iifliiiffffiiliw i I 6 T fill? 5?l'5T9i5l5i:fl5 if,ligi'fl5E'f5'?j,5ii - l fzj35555'.5Qi'5f N 'W '- ' L ' 5 41-4? LOIS RUTH DYKEHOUSE You will go a long way to find a better lriend. Cadet Band l 2, Concert Band 3 4 5 6, Flute Trio 5, Music Club 5 6, Junior Red Cross 3 4, Christian Service l 2 3 4 MARLENE DYKSTRA She has o kindly spirit and a friendly air. Junior Girls Club l 2, Junior Choir 3, Junior Red Cross I MARCIA ANN ELZINGA Not very tall, in fact very small, her good nature is loved by all. Junior Girls Glee Club 2 3, Christian Service 2, Future Nurses Club 5 6 RONALD ENSING He puts his problems aside for a brainy day. Concert Band l 2 4 5 6, Cadet Band 3, German Band 6 JOANNE EZINGA Cheerfulness throws the light of day on all paths of lite. Junior Girls Glee Club 2, Senior Girls Glee Club 3, Senior Choir 4 5 6, Christian Service Club l 2 MILDRED MAE EZINGA Amiability shines by its own light. OSCAR FABER Men of few words may be the best men. TED FABER Patience is the best remedy for every trouble. Junior Choir 2 3 +' ' ' i . Y , ,, . 'fyis -sf S if 1 J-'32 wi' -3 w ltlfif' . . ' K i :' -'lf f . . 1 ' . I E., Q ' - L f-:f t M Y , f'w:sfsws-.L .V ' ,.., 3'i iE:Eie2':ili-5' if we if :pr ,zgM,',zgiQ, 1 Wlsfillifiii f.e' i:i1f , 'Q S' W f me-.,,4i.is -.vs W si.-y. 'i.ggqr it . X, it ' 'ws ' f,SL-w,'f93f7'l55i Vf ' :MQ . I . RJ, -f , , Q 1 ' EVELYN FEYEN Wise to resolve and patient to perform. Junior Red Cross 3 4, Junior Girls Glee Club 2 3 WILLIS HENRY FLOKSTRA Laughing is the best exercise. Boys Glee Club 2, Junior Choir 3 4 MARCIA Y. FRIESWYK lf words were money, she'd be a millionaire. Student Council l 2, Future Nurses' Clubs I 2 3 4 5 6, Christian Service Club l 2 3 4 5 6, Secretary 5 6, Senior Choir 3 4 5 6, Senior Girls Glee Club l 2, Junior Red Cross 3 4 5 6 LOIS JEAN FRYLING To the horizon she looks, for the future she plans. Junior Girls Glee Club l 2, Chris- tian Service Club 3 4 DENNlS GABRIELSE The world loves a jolly man. Student Council l 2, Senior Choir 3 4 5 6, Junior Choir 2, Boys Glee Club l 6, Reserve Basketball Team I 2, Class Vice President 3 4 5 6 EUNICE GABRIELSE A disposition that's sweet and sound, a girl that's a comfort to have around. Junior Red Cross 3 4, Christian Service Club 2, Junior Girls Glee Club 2, Junior Choir 3 4 5 6, Ng- tional Honor Society 6 RONALD JOHN EZINGA Give us a character on which we can thoroughly depend. National Honor Society 3 4 5 6, Varsity Club 3 4 5 6, Golf 2 4 6 JUDITH L. FENNEMA Sweet as sugar, but much more interesting. Junior Girls Glee Club 2, Senior Girls Glee Club 3, Senior Choir 4 5 6, Future Nurses 3 4 5, Bowling 3 4 SGH IORS 1 is 'E We FRANCES MAE GELDERLOOS She's ready for fun most any day, but she can work as well as play. Christian Service Club I 2 5 6, Future Nurses I 2 3 4 6, Red Cross I 2 3 4 6 RONALD GOODYKE You have wak'd me too soon, I must slumber again. Senior Choir 2 3 4 5, Baseball 2 4 EHIOIQS VIRGINIA RUTH GRIFFIOEN My thoughts are my companions. Christian Service Club 4 5 WALTER GRIFFIOEN He that does good to others, does good to himself. Cadet Band I 2 3 4, Glee Club 6 ELLEN MAE GRITTER Ever loyal, ever true, to the task she has to do. National Honor 5 6, Future Nurses I 2 3 4 5 6, Treasurer 5 6, Chris- tian Service I 2 3 4 5 6, Junior Girls Glee Club I 2, Junior Red Cross I 5 JOHN C, GRITTER Good humor is the health of the soul, Junior Choir 4 5 6, President 6, Cadet Band I 2 3 4, Junior Boys Glee Club 3 TRUDIE ELAINE GRITTER Of all little words ot tongue and pen, Trudy likes best the little word 'men'. Junior Girls Glee Club 2, Junior Choir 3 4 JANET M. GRONSMAN She thinks and speaks for her- self. Cadet Band I, Concert Band 2 3 4 5 6, Clarinet Quartet 3 4 5 6, Junior Red Cross 3 4 JACK GERRITSEN The harder I try to be good, the worse I get, But I may do some- thing sensational yet. NANCY LOU GERVERS Happiness is her hitching post. Junior Girls Glee Club I 2, Junior Choir 3 4 5, Christian Service Club I 2 3 4 5 6 JANICE BLAINE GOUDZWAARD She is wise for she says little and listens much. Future Nurses Club I, National Honor Society 3 4 5 6 JACQUILINE ANNE GRIFFIOEN A girl light hearted and content. National Honor Society 3 4 5 6, Christian Service Club 3 4 ROBERT L. HAAN l'm willing to be convinced but l'd like to see anyone do it. Cadet Band 3, Concert Band 4 5 6 JOAN HANENBURG She that was fair and never proud. Christian Service Club I 2 3 4, Junior Girls Glee Club I 2 3, Sec- retary I 2, Camera Club I, Junior Red Cross 3 4 SGHIORS 80 ROBERT H. HAVEMAN I dare not be as funny as I really am. Senior Choir 3 4 5 6, Glee Club 2 JUDY PATRICIA HAVENGA Sweet attractive kind of grace Future Nurses 5 6, Junior Glee Club 3, Senior Girls Glee Club 4, Senior Choir 5 6 CAROLYN JUNE HEEMSTRA As grows a flower, thus quietly she grew. Future Nurses I 2, Christian Service Club I 2 5 6, Junior Girls Glee Club I 2 3 4, Senior Girls Glee Club 5 6 DALE SIDNEY HELMUS A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men. Hi-Y I 2 3 4 RONALD HELMUS Just direct my feet to the sunny side of the street. Emblem Staff 5 6, Varsity Club 5 6, Concert Band I 2 3 4 5 6, Base- ball 3 4 5 6 GORDON HERMAN Tomorrow in my opinion is too sudden. Camera Club 3 4 RUTH ARLENE HAAN Happy go lucky with a laugh for everyone. Christian Service Club 3 4 5 6, Junior Girls Glee Club 2, Red Cross 3 4 CHARLES JOHN HAMSTRA Made on the good old plan, a downright honest man. Boys Glee Club I 2, Hi-Y Club 3 4 5 6 WILLIAM PETER HANS Oh for a rod and a hook and a nice quiet brook. JANICE LOIS HAVEMAN Smiling thru and never blue. Future Nurses 5 6, Christian Service I 2 s te 45, , M: lee- is -1 Q. 7 .Q fs. 1 .fs -W: 1 ' .gglzickt we g - , . . limi ' l in I He- -it.e12 f.ts 1- ,.4z 1tss.. ? SKS?-I !2l5i'l?:'!2-55:::5f3: 5.s':: A Q?.V2Acf 'g .te , ---- ' ww -5 'flu 'H 3 18 3 3 A . f isQiiYE.i2sfzg,s:Q1i?v 3 few sssziewe ..,,,.cL...-saw-.I - - -w, ,,1tW,sz,e.f:ff4q.l.. J is Sw F. . -'JM-ve1Lf3l Vfl5siei5QE?1,2'.L5ii5f ,isiisgffiia ' , -1.11 A ij I is? . .... ,.,. , , ., , fx ii , . .M tl F . ... rm . . -fl 1.1 -llllfflf time f il f f ifygff .iiQfj 5Q3 l'fg, --k52:i1?1': L1 --121,17 J. 'i 1ifw5g,ggf1'5e1 g, V - 7 gate? 'E:5 :I?s:5f.'5'f1 If-'. -' 1 NORMA HERWEYER Litrle I care if little I am. Junior Girls Glee Club l, Junior Choi: 2 3 4 5 6, Christian Service Club 5 6, Junior Red Cross 5 6 JOANNE HOEKZEMA Easy to know, easier to like. Future Nurses Club 3 4 5 6 MARY RUTH HOLLANDER Shall l compare thee to a sum- mer's day? Junior Girls Glee Club l, Junior Choir 2, Senior Choir 3 4 5 6, Em- blem Staff 'l 2, Christian Service Club 5 6, Paranassus 5 6, Class Assistant Treasurer I 2 SHIRLEY MAE HOOGEBOOM A sweet personality that goes a long way. Trio I 2 3 4, Senior Girls Glee Club 1 2 3, Senior Choir 4 5 6, Music Club 5 6, National Honor Society 6 L. 524236 'litif' K ff-hi -fd.. it TF? L .iz f 325' .. , 7 -.,.t as L' Y ffl Q X 5 Ni-, g - fu QNX f ' , 5 X 'Eg-Q. , A 5 ., V 1 fir. I 1 , f - f t 'fe st-4 ' .V 5,1-.frlru--fa-1 L . .f.':t. 13' 5 R fi, lift 55f'f5f'M A sw f , -V - , 'H mf - x ff? DAVE HUISMAN I and my camera. Boys Glee Club l 4 6, Junior Choir 2 6, Camera Club 1 2 3 4, Em- blem Stat? 3 4 5 6, Memoir Staff 5 6 HAROLD HUIZENGA I may be bashful, but l'm nice Junior Choir 5 6 GERRY MARVIN HUIZENGA Thinking is but an idle waste of thought. ARLENE JOYCE HUIZINGA Cheerful, steadfast and demure. Senior Girls Glee Club l 2 3 4 5 6, Junior Red Cross 3 4 ARLENE D. IDEMA She has a way and it's the right way. Junior Girls Glee Club 3 4, Senior Girls Glee Club 5 6, President 5 6, Sextet 5 6, National Honor Society' 5 6, Future Nurses Club 5 JOANNE E. JANSEN Quiet and unassuming is she. Junior Girls Glee Club 1, Junior Choir 3 4 5 6. Music Club 3 4 JIM HOFFMAN A bit bashful, a bit shy, you couldn't find a nicer guy. HOWARD GENE HOOYER Small of stature, big of heart. Camera Club 3 4, Boys Glee Club 2 UIQQS 81 HIORS MARLENE JOAN KLOOSTRA There is no joy but calm. Future Nurses Club I 2 3, Christian Service Club 5 6, Junior Choir 3 4 5 6, Junior Girls Glee Club I 2 ROGER KOK Don't worry about him, he'll take care of himself. Cadet Band 1, Concert Band 2 3 4 5 6, Pep Band 5 6 LENA JENSE HHH ways are ways of pleasant- ness. MILDRED BETH JONGERT That gleam in her eye means a rare compound of mischief and fun. Future Nurses 'I 2 3 4 5 6, Chris- tian Service I 2 3 4 5 6, Senior Choir 3 4 5 6, Senior Girls Glee Club I 2, Bowling l 2 3 4 5 6, Trio I 2 3 4 5 6, National Honor Society 6 IDAMAE RUTH KARELSE Intelligent and charming is this brunette lass, Student Council 5 6, Secretary 5 6, National Honor Society 3 4 5 6, Future Nurses Club 3 4 5 6, Chris- tian Service Club 3 4 5 6, Senior Girls Glee Club 3 4 5 6, Junior Red Cross 3 4 5 6, Vice President 3 4, Secretary 5 6, Senior Play 5, Camera Club I, Memoir Staff 5 6 MARILYN KAY KATSMA Never trouble troubles until troubles trouble you. MARLENE JUNE KERKSTRA For she is a good friend, quiet ana' kind. Senior Girls Glee Club I 2 3 4, Junior Choir 5, Senior Choir 6, Future Nurses Club 5 6, Christian Service Club 4 5 6 MAE ANN KLEIN She steps out from the throng and leads our school song. Junior Girls Glee Club l 2, Senior Girls Glee Club 3 4, Senior Choir 5 6, Sextet 5, Cheerleader 3 4 5 6 RICHARD KOENES Not too tall but liked by all. Boys Glee Club I, Junior Choir 2, Senior Choir 3 4 5 ROBERT KOENES In baseball he was Johnny on the spot. Varsity Club 2 3 4 5 6, Junior Choir 3 5, Boys Glee Club 2, Baseball 2 4 6 GRACIE KOOISTRA Talk and laughter play an impor- tant part in her life. Junior Girls Glee Club l, Senior Girls Glee Club 2, Emblem Stal? 3 4 5 6, Feature Editor 4 5 6, Senior Choir 3 4 5 6, Christian Service CIubl234 BARBARA KOSTER Well-timed silence is better than speech. Junior Girls Glee Club I 2, Chris- tian Service Club 3 4, Junior Red Cross I 2 4 f'1. Jw-f.i1?i with , A? , - 1 QQ.. 1 .far -'W 75: fr . 'i VK, , K , .f gif-x-grits:-'-jg' 21' : ,H-9ff1'Qi,,,V f-:mv so ,,,a.sf .- fl L53 5 1'ff. :r'f5g::'. . fees- l 4. ' :L.A,-QP? sb :meer ...gf,.,. e '. ' NORMA J. LANNINGA When she is on hand, there is mischief afoot. Senior Girls Glee Club I 2 3 4 5 6, Library Club I 2, Future Nurses Club 3 4 5 6, Christian Service Club 5 6 JAMES LANNING School was like home to him, he was never there. Emblem Staff 3 4, Library Club 2 3 4, President 3 4 WILLIAM SCOTT LONDON He leads t'he pack, wolf that is. Junior Choir I 2, Senior Choir 3 4 5 6, Emblem Staff I 2, Camera Club I 2 f ARLENE MAE LONGSTREET Friendly, happy, with a ready smile. Junior Girls Glee Club 3 4, Chris- tian Service Club 3 4, Future Nurses I 2 TRUDY KOSTER She 'has a personality all her own. Camera Club I, Christian Service Club 5 6 ANN KREMERS We know her by her pleasant smile, she's always ready to chat awhile. Christian Service Club I 2 3 4 5 6 ELEANOR MAE KUIPER A smile is a whisper of a laugh. Christian Service Club 3 4 5 6 SHIRLEY KUIPER She toiled until her tasks were clone. Future Nurses Club 3 4 5 6, Emblem Stat? 5 6, National Honor Society 6 DUANE KUIZEMA He can do many a thing-not the least of them, sing. Junior Choir I 2, Boys Glee Club I 2, Senior Choir 3 4 5 6, President 5 6, Hi-Y Club 3 4 5 6, Varsity Club 3 4 5 6, Reserve Basketball I 2, Varsity Basketball 3 4, Tennis 2 4 6, Boys Quartet 4 5 6 JIM LAMSE True merit is like a river. The deeper it is, the less noise it makes. Glee Club I, National Honor So- ciety 5 6 S I1IOI2S CORAL LINDHOUT Short but sweet Junior Girls Glee Club I 2, Junior Choir 3 4 5 6, Christian Service Club I 2 3 4 5 6, Junior Red Cross 3 4 5 6 CORNELIUS LUBBERS A quiet man's thoughts walk within him. Boys Glee Club I, Ii I wget ini, ,:j,1g-52gh-75.1.41-'fx , 'Y ..,t 1,..,,. , ..t ..,, - . .... .,., . V , ,V .1155 Q, its .. ,gf RUTH ANN MEKKES A manner soft and friendly, a spirit kind and true. Bowling 6 RUTH MERSMAN A quiet mind is richer than a crown. Bowling I 2 3, Junior Girls Glee Club I 2, Senior Girls Glee Club 3 4 5, Junior Choir 6 IRENE MEYER A quiet girl is she, but we know her better. Christian Service Club I 2 3 4 5, Concert Band I 2 3 4 5, Junior Red Cross I 2 3 4 5, Future Nurses I 2 SHIRLEY ANN MEYER Quiet and true, she works on. Junior Girls Glee Club 3 4, Junior Red Cross 3 4 ALICE LUBBERTS Quiet and sweet, a good friend to meet. Junior Girls Glee Club 2 3 BETTY LUCAS Sugar and spice and all that's nice. National Honor Society 4 5 6, Future Nurses Club 2 3 4 5 6 JOYCE LUDEMA One who tends to her business. Future Nurses Club 2 3 4 5 6, Junior Girls Glee Club 2 NANCY LUDWICK Playful or quiet, according to whim, thoughtful or serious or bubbling with vim. Junior Girls Glee Club I, Junior Choir 2, Sec'y 2, Senior Choir 3 4 5 6, Sec'y 4, National Honor Society 4 5 6, Christian Service Club I 2 3 4 5 6, Memoir Staff 5 6, Bowling I 2, Senior Play Committee 5 ROGER MEDENDORP Why worry? Tomorrow, today will be yesterday. Cadet Band I 2 LARRY MEINDERTSMA Why study, the more we study, the more there is to forget. Boys Glee Club 3 4, Baseball 4 6, Basketball Manager 3 4, Senior Play 5, Varsity Club 3 4 5 6 IIIORS DAVID ALLAN MEYER A swell kid and friend to all, especially good in basketball. Varsity Club 5 6, Reserve Basketball I 2, Varsity Basketball 3 4 5 6 JOHN WILLIAM MONSMA He lives to build, not to boast. National Honor Society 4 5 6, Em- blem Staft 3 4 5 6, Editor 5 6, Christian Service Club I 2 3 4 5 6, Boys Glee Club I, Junior Choir 2, Senior Choir 3 4 5 6, Debate I 2 3 4 5 6 SGUIORS RONALD MYERS He come to us in his senior year and made himself known to all. ROBERT NIEWENHUIS He's small but full of vim and vigor, cheer up Bob, you might get bigger. Junior Choir I 2 3, Senior Choir 4 5 6 STEPHEN VOS MONSMA A tall man is one to look up to. Emblem 4 5 6, Christian Service Club l 23456,Debate3456, Camera Club 3 4, National Honor Society 6 JAMES MORREN I am satisfied just be- cause l um like me. EMILY MOUTHAAN A quiet kid, but liked by all who know her. Future Nurses Club I 2 3 4 5 6, Junior Girls Glee Club I 2, Junior Choir 3 4 DENNIS HENRY MULDER lf a car is my only trouble, give me a thousand troubles. Junior Choir I 2, Senior Choir 3 4 5 6 ERNEST MULDER I never say much, but who knows what I think. Industroquest 6 ROSALYN JOY MULDER Talented and capable, a friend to everyone. Christian Service Club 3 4 THOMAS NEWHOF A basketball player, U regular guy, a tall friend to all, and sort of shy. A Reserve Basketball I2 Varsity gmkeibqll 3 4 5 as VarsitY Club 5 6 Treasurer 5 6 Student Council 3 4 5 6 President 5 6 National Honor Society 3 4 5 6 JOHN NEWHOUSE He would give you the shirt off his back. Baseball 2 4 6, Varsity Club 2 3 4 5 6 NORMAN J. NOORDWIER Over-flowing with harmless mischief. BETTY ANN NYENHUIS A spirit kind and true, Christian Service Club I 2 ' brary Club I 2 3 4 3 4, I.:- ELEANOR ONDERSMA Few things are impossible to diligence and skill. National Honor Society 3 4 5 6, Emblem Stat? 3, Junior Red Cross 'l 2 3 4 ROBERT WAYNE OVERBEEK Knowledge comes, but nonsense lingers. S TNURS ae m,r, ,.,,,,,, . .. , ,.,....,. ., ew21za...ze1g,.i.Q: 993542 :ef'wee..ef21wwee. g.g5sif's's'2,,1-2.vI1'3l?'!T 2 Jfwgsiw ,-?iyMNYglf ,f'l5frf'v r1 qi,Z, , , .. ,. 1? lf Q if ge 5 if 'il' S- s . 51'si Lx 'Wil' :.'1:Q'1L.. . .- r :.i- Y, :-,flew'gLfs1f,1zggQ3-5g.5-5:gy.1-il ' - m 'gfft-siw-i.+ff.lf-fs.-1,21wi-' K' s l risztglly.-3154-kgpf'- ' , .Le ':i:C'. . -5Z':fV1wL.i54Llk::5l7- . :,: 3 ...., , . v JUDITH ANNE PETERSON Aims at perfection in appearance and art. Emblem Staff 4 5 6, Christian Serv- ice Club 3 4 5 6, Parnossus 5 6, Junior Red Cross l 2, Memoir 5 6, National Honor Society 6 NANCY PETERSON Quietly she goes her way, unas- suming and unafraid. Future Nurses 2 3 4 5, Christian Service Club 3, Senior Choir 6, Senior Girls Glee Club 3 4 5, Junior Girls Glee Club 2, Bowling 3, Trio 5 RONALD L. PETERSON A most likable chap, everyone agrees. Senior Play 5, Cadet Band l 2, Concert Band 3 4 5, Memoir Staff 5 6, Brass Sextet 5, Pep Band I 2 3 4 HELEN PETTER Gentle in both speech and manner. Junior Girls Glee Club 2, Senior Girls Glee Club 3, Junior Choir 6, Future Nurses Club 4 5, Christian Service 3 4 5 6 MARIANNE PEULER Pretty, sweet, always neat. Future Nurses Club l 2 3 4 5 6, Christian Service Club 4 5 6, Camera Club 'l 2, Junior Girls Glee Club l, Junior Choir, Secre- tary 2 3 4, Senior Choir, Secretary 5 6 CARL POSTMA The man with the smile is the man worthwhile. 'fs MARILYN OOSTERHOUSE Thoughts are quiet friends. THELMA JANE OUDBIER To know her is to like her. Junior Girls Glee Club 2 JOHN B. PASTOOR He is jolly, lots of lun, and well liked by everyone. Engineering Club 6 ARLENE PETERSON A mischievous gleam in her eye gives her away. Junior Red Cross 1 2 3 4, Christian Service Club l 2 3 4 5 6, Senior Girls Glee Club l 2 3 4 5 6, Trio I 2 3 4, National Honor Society 6 MARVIN L. POUTSMA Some day his name will shine with achievements. National Honor Society 3 4 5 6 PHYLLIS ELAINE Pnms Her disposition is as her hair- sunny. Junior Girls Gtee Club I 2, Junior Choir 3 4 5 6 JANET RHODA The pretty lass with the golden hair. Senior Play 5, Christian Service Club I 2 3 4, Senior Choir 4 5 6, Junior Choir, Librarian 2 3 4, Bowling I 2, Cheerleader 2 3 4 5, Future Nurses Club I 2, Junior Red Cross I 2 3, Class Secretary I 2 3 4, Class Treasurer 5 MARYLOU RIETEMA Friendly, happy with a ready smile, her company is well worth while. Junior Girls Glee Club 2, Senior Girls Glee Club 3 4, Senior Choir 5 6, Christian Service Club I 2, Junior Red Cross 3 fi, -' ff 2 - -'fi .Q ,, t .. fs .. 21 I iessi r, r, if . y e,, ,.ie A KENNETH RITSEMA Questions don't bother me, it's the answers. Baseball 2 4 6, Varsity Club 4 6 ELAINE ROEDEMA Kind words never hurt the tongue. Christian Service Club 5 6 RONALD ROELOFS He stays up nights trying to figure out how he can get more sleep. DAVID ROON The whole world is a stage, and I am acting up. Junior Choir 2 3 4, Senior Play 5 DONALD JAMES ROP He turns his back on girls, and then runs backwards. National Honor Society 3 4 5 6, Emblem 3, Varsity Club 3 4 5 6, Hi-Y Club 3 4 5 6, Baseball 2 4 6, Reserve Basketball I, Senior Play 5 MILTON ROSKAM Friends, Romans and Countrymen lend me your girls. Junior Choir 2, Senior Choir 3 4 5 6, Reserve Basketball I, Varsity Basketball 2 3 4, Cheerleader 5 6, Varsity Club 4 5 6, Christian Serv- ice Club 3 4 5 6, President 5 6, Senior Play 5, Quartet 5 6 HILDA REITSMA A merry heart doth good like medicine. Christian Service Club 5 6 ROBERT ALAN RISSELADE Concentration - but on what? Boys Gtee Club I 3, Junior Choir 2, Senior Choir 4 5 6, Mechanic Club 6 S ITICIQS 87 SGHIORS JOSEPH SINKE Tl1ere's nothing so be- comes a man as modest, stillness, and humility. BETTY SNOEK For she's agood friend with a smile for all. Future Nurses Club 'l 2 3, Christian Service Club 1 2 3 4 5 6, Junior Girls Glee Club 2, Junior Choir 3 4 5 6 1. - .st- SALLY RUSTER There's music in her fingers. Senior Girls Glee Club l 2 3 4, Senior Choir 5 6, Music Club l 2, Christian Service Club 'l 2 5 6, Memoir Staff 5 6, Sextet 3 4, Band-Concert 5 6, Secretary 5 6 BERNARD SCHIPPER To worry little, to study less, that is my idea of happiness. JOHN SCHNEIDER Happy am I, from care l'm free, Why aren't they all contented like me? Cadet Band l, Concert Band 2 3 4 5 6, Trombone Trio 5 6 MARY A. SCHOLTEN Good character is human nature in its best form. Future Nurses Club 1 2 3 4 5 6, Christian Service Club l 2 3 4, Junior Girls Glee Club 'I 2, Senior Girls Glee Club 3 4, Senior Choir 5 6, Bowling 3 5 JOAN CAROL SIERSMA I loved always to be happy and gay. Junior Girls Glee Club i 2, Junior Choir 3 4, Christian Service Club l 2 3 4 5, Music Club 5, Future Nurses Club 1 2 3 4 5, Junior Red Cross l 2 CARI. SlKKEMA Learning makes a good man better, S - A NANCY KAREN SLAGER Sweetness always stays in style. Senior Girls Glee Club l 2 3 4, Future Nurses Club l 2, Christian Service Club 3 4, National Honor Society 6 EVONNE SMITTER Her ways are ways of happiness. Junior Girls Glee Club 1 2, Future Nurses Club 3 4 5, Christian Serv- ice Club 3 4 MARlAN FAYE SPEE What sweet delight a quiet life aHords. Future Nurses Club 'l 2 3 4 5 6, Christian Service Club 3 4 5 6, Junior Girls Glee Club 2 PHYLLIS STADT A good heart is worth gold. Junior Girls Glee Club 2, Senior Girls Glee Club 3 4 5, Christian Service Club 1 2 3, Future Nurses Club 'l 2 3 4 5 6, Junior Red Cross 5, National Honor Society 6 RUTH A. STUKKIE She likes pleasure, she likes fun, She can amuse most anyone. Future Nurses Club l 2 3 4, Chris- tian Service Club l 2 3 4- 5 6, Senior Girls Glee Club 3 4, Junior Girls Glee Club l 2, Junior Red Cross l 2 3 4 6 E. JOYCE SYTSMA She'd never worry lor lessons not done, she's much too busy look- ing for lun. Christian Service Club 2 3, Junior Girls Glee Club 2 3, Senior Girls Glee Club 4 5 6, Bowling 3 4, Library Club 3 4 KENNETH D. TEN ELSHOF Where's my baton? Cadet Band l, Concert Band 2 3 4 5 6, Vice Pres. 5 6, Drum Quartet 5 6, Pep Band 4 5 6, Drum Major 5 6 MAYNARD TER KEURST A proper conception of a good fellow. ROBERT J. START Where there's music there's mischief. Cadet Band l, Concert Band 2 3 4 5 6 MARIANNE STEENBERGEN There's a sweet tranquility about her. National Honor Society 3 4 5 6 JOAN MARIE STEHOUWER Her face can shine, though the day be cloudy. Junior Girls Glee Club l, Junior Choir 2, Senior Choir 3 4 5 6, Music Club 5 6, Pres. 5 6, Memoir Staff 5 6, Christian Service Club 3 4 JOHN STERK Truthlul and almost sternly just. BETTY JEAN STEVENS She looks quiet - but . . Christian Service Club I 2 3 4 5 6, Junior Choir 2 5, Junior Girls Glee Club l, Junior Red Cross 6 EVELYN STRICK Sweetness, an excellent thing in women. Christian Service Club l 2 3 4, Future Nurses 5 6, Junior Girls Glee Club 2 3, Bowling 5 6 S HIORS CAROLYN R. TEISMAN Her modest answer, and graceful air, shows her wise and good as she is fair, Junior Red Cross l 2, Christian Service Club 3 4 5 6, Parnassus 5 6, Bowling 1 2 ED TERPSTRA His only labor is to kill time. ee j - Efmf ' 5 5 iliiiliiifs A . f if it Nw XM..- .-QW 3 KENNETH VAN DELLEN He is not one to cast pearls before swine. KENNETH JOHN VAN DEl.l.EN Quietness, thou art deceiving. Junior Choir 4 5 6, Emblem Staff 4 5 6, Debate 3 4 RUTH ELAINE VANDEN BERG She scatters sunshine everywhere. Junior Girls Glee Club l 2, Junior Choir 3 4 5 6 WlLLARD J. VANDEN BERG Not so quiet as he would have you think. Reserve Basketball I 2 AMY A. TIDDENS Her heart is like the moon . . . there's a man in it. National Honor Society 4 5 6 , Future Nurses Club 'l 2 3 4, Treas., Senior Choir 3 4, Senior Girls Glee Club 2, Junior Girls Glee Club l, Treasurer l 2 3 4 5 6 NORINE JUNE TOERING Chatter, chatter as I go. GERALDINE TRIEZENBERG Toll, quiet, and charming, Junior Girls Glee Club l, Senior Girls Glee Club 2, Senior Choir 3 4 5 6, Christian Service Club 5 6 DAVID GERARD TUBERGEN A good man is hard to find. National Honor Society 3 4 5, Vice President National Honor Society 5, Varsity Basketball 2 3 4 5, Varsity Club 4 5, Memoir Staff Editor 4 5, President of Class 1 2 JUDlTH MARGUERITE VAN DAALEN She takes time to study, She takes time to laugh. Christian Service Club l 2 3 4 5 6, Future Nurses l 2 3 4, Junior Red Cross 5 6, Music Club 5 6 NORMA RUTH VAN DAM A girl who's full of pep, She has not trouble keeping step. National Honor Society 3 4 5, Christian Service Club l 2 3 4 5, Emblem 3, Bowling 2 3 4 5, Par- nassus 2 3 4 5, Pres. 4 5, Junior Red Cross l 2 3 4 5, Junior Girls Glee Club l, Treasurer of Class l 2 ?,21?S2tiWx12il?ig?3'l--WY'r:z'fy-2-W ws Plbewrgih - ' . sf,-4r:ps55.tMs:1:: ?3 31lfEJiTi-W7:5i:i lffif'-I rm -- ' wie emit V, ., - . . 4.-wwf-ri- ,, 212 .g-.b,eff.1f-f--,1- - we-:.... K A K ' Fi' -S - ' 2 ' ' , ii sf- 3 rv in , . K ir 5 , ,ew w , gil , u..:a :,,. K , ' - fi., ' . ' f Mi' u-T355 W Ai ' -C iii-il '- Tiff . x S 1- ggiihzy :lfe12i' e51l - 1 f . . C SGHIGRS DUANE VANDENBERG That l'm a man l'd have you know, though I still have some room to grow. THOMAS VANDEN HEUVEL The way of the world will not defeat his purpose, Emblem 5 6, Varsity 2 3 4 5 6, Hi-Y 2 3 4 5 6, Senior Choir 5 6, Junior Choir 3 4 5 6, Baseball 2 4 6, Glee Club 2 6 Semons RUTH ELAINE VANDER MEY Snappy and happy and a giggle too. National Honor Society 4 5 6, Chris- tion Service Club 5 6, Senior Girls Glee Club 'I 2 3 4 5, Junior Red Cross 5 6, Music Club l 2 3 4 5 6 HELEN VANDERVEEN She'll not impose herself upon you but win her way to your heart. Christian Service Club 3 4, Junior Red Cross 5 CONDON VANDER ARK l'm always raising cane, and it isn't sugar. Cadet Bond i 2, Adiutant 2, Con- cert Band 3 4 5 6, Woodwind Quintet 3, Horn Quartet 6 JANICE ILEEN VANDER ARK Her talk and smile reveal her personality. WILMA J. VANDER HAAR The sweetest fruit grows nearest to the ground. Future Nurses Club 3 4 5 6, Chris- tian Service Club 5 6 DANIEL JAY VANDER LAAN Still waters run deep. Cadet Band I 2 3 4 ELLEN VANDER LAAN Charms strike the sight and merit wins the soul. MARILYN ANN VANDER LAAN She is quiet, but when you know her, then the fun begins. National Honor Society 5 6, Future Nurses Club 3 4 5 6, Christian Serv- ice Club 3 4 5 6, Junior Choir 3 4 5 6, Junior Girls Glee Club 2, Junior Red Cross 5 6, Music Club 5 6 RUTH A. VANDER PLOEG Very seldom is she cross, that's why she'll please her future boss. Concert Band 'I 2 3 4 5 6, Pep Band 3 4 5 6, Clarinet Quartet 3 4 5 6, Clarinet Quintet 2, Christian Service Club I 2 3 4 5 6, Music Club I 2, Orchestra l 2 3 4 ARLENE JOYCE VANDER TUIN Fun takes her by force and shakes laughter out of her. Christian Service Club I 2 3 4, Junior Girls Glee Club I 2, Senior Girls Glee Club 3 4 5 6, Future Nurses 5 6 JOYCE ELAINE VANDER WEIDE Every natural action is graceful, Christian Service Club 3 4 MARCIA ANN VANDER ZWAAG A smile for every red hair. JANET VAN DREAL With malice toward none, just fun. Future Nurses Club 'l 2 3 4 5 6, Christian Service Club l 2 3 4 5 6, Junior Girls Glee Club l 2, Senior Girls Glee Club 3 4 5, Bowling 'l 2, Junior Red Cross I 2 3 4 5 6, Pres. 5 6, Music Club l 2, National Honor Society 6 BRUCE VAN DUINEN Why worry about women, they'll take care of themselves. JANET MAE VAN DYKEN Gay, impulsive, friendly. Future Nurses Club 5 6 MARGARET ANN VAN ENK Buoyant, cheerful, full of fun. Junior Girls Glee Club l 2, Senior Girls Glee Club 3 4 , gs 11 ROBERT JOHN VAN HOUTEN Care is an enemy to life. RONALD A. VAN HOUTEN A closed mouth catches no flies. VlRGlNlA VAN HOUTEN Sweetness is her virtue. Junior Glee Club l 2 3, Junior Choir 4 KENNETH VAN OVERLOOP As long as l can avoid it, I will never be unhappy. CHARLENE VAN REES Essence of sweetness, model of neatness. Cadet Band l, Christian Service Club l 2 5 6, Parnassus 5 6, Sec- retary 5 6, Memoir Stal? 5 6 ROBERT DEL VAN SLOOTEN A likable chap, everyone agrees. HENRIETTA JEAN VAN DYKE Short and snappy, Attractive and happy, Junior Girls Glee Club l, Junior Choir 2, Senior Choir 3 4 5 6 MURIEL VAN HOUTEN A mighty spirit fills that little frame. Junior Girls Glee Club 3, Senior Girls Glee Club 4, Senior Choir 5 6, Senior Girls Sextet 6, Junior Red Cross l 2, Cheerleader l 2 3 4 5 6 SSNIORS MARY ANN VAN SPRONSON A quiet and lriendly classmate, she always does her work dili- gently. Christian Service Club l 2, Senior Girls Glee Club l 2, Senior Choir 45 JEANETTE VOS The mildness of manners. Junior Girls Glee Club 2 3 4, Senior Girls Glee Club 5 6, Chris- tian Service Club l 2, Junior Red Cross 4 SGHIORS JAMES CHARLES VROON Give me a keen and always pres- ent sense of humor. Band l 2 3 4 5 6, Varsity Basket- ball 3 4 5 6, Varsity Club 5 6, Reserve Basketball l 2 DAVID WALTERS Mind of mine where art you roam- ing. Concert Band 'l 2 3 4 5 6, Pep Band 2 3 4 5, Brass Quartet l 2, Brass Sextet 5 6, Senior Choir 3 4 5 6, Memoir Staff 5 6, Technoquest 6, Class Vice President l 2 LLOYD ALLEN WARNERS The sense and the non-sense of the class well collected. Junior Choir 4, Senior Choir 5 6, Senior Play 5 MARY BETH WEEBER Liked for her smile, her look, her way of speaking gently. Future Nurses Club l 2 5 6, Chris- tian Service Club 5 6, Junior Girls Glee Club l, Junior Red Cross l, Natoinal Honor Society 6 DENNIS WEIDENAAR A touch of genius is found in this lad. Student Council l 2 3 4 5 6, Boys Glee Club 2 6, Emblem Stat? lNews Ed.l 3 4 5, Memoir lAsst, Ed.l 5 6, Junior Choir 5, Senior Choir 6 MERRIE J. WESTMAAS Happiness is the wine of rarest vintage. National Honor Society 3 4 5, Future Nurses Club 2, Christian Service Club 2 3 4 5, Bowling 2, Parnassus 4 5 ARNOLD HENRY VELDKAMP lt's doing your noblest, that's suc- cess. National Honor Society 6 ALICIA VENHUIZEN Good humor is the health of her soul. Junior Girls Glee Club 3 LOUIS VOS Whether the fob be great or small, he does it good or not at all. National Honor Society 3 4 5 6, Junior Choir l, Senior Choir 2 3 4 5 6, Vice President 5 6, Mixed Quartet 'l 2, Cheer Leader 3 4 5 6, Male Quartet 4 5 6, Class Presi- dent 3 4 5 6 JOYCE VOSS Little I care it little I am, I can do just as much as big girls con. Emblem Stat? 4 5 6, Christian Serv- ice 3 4, Parnassus 5 6 Xi L JOHN WESTRA it takes life to enjoy life. KENNETH WIERENGA Why worry? Tomorrow, today will be yesterday. Cadet Band l 2 3 4, Concert Band 5 S nl0l2S 94 MILDRED WIERSMA Lively little girl, isn't she? Junior Girls -Glee Club l, Junior Choir 2, Senior Choir 3 4 5 6, Bowling 4 5,Junior Red Cross l 2 4, Sextet 5 6 THERESA Wll.lEMS Not only good, but good for many things. Camera Club 1, Christian Service Club 5 6, Junior Girls Glee Club 2 CHESTER IVAN WILLEMSTYN A Good Man possesses a kingdom. Boys Glee Club 3 KAYE WINDEMULLER By diligence she wins her ways. National Honor Society 5 6, Junior Girls Glee Club 2, Senior Girls Glee Club 3 4, Music Club 5 6, Junior Red Cross 5 6 JANICE LOU WOLDRING Her face is fair, her heart is true and gay. Student Council I 2, Senior Choir 3 4 5 6, Junior Choir 2, Junior Girls Glee Club l, Music Club 5 6, Sextet 5 6 BONNIE JEANNE WOLFERT This dark-haired maiden has charming ways we all adore. Future Nurses Club 2 3, Senior Girls Glee Club 5, Junior Girls Glee Club 3 4, Bowling 2 34.12 2 3-'-SZ.f',.f: E. .:'-. 1 T',ffS1fE 551 5? I an 15343, -- sf iieim sziiiiiifglfigsfvff iw -3i2,..ssse. ' .. ' gwwgaigzmfzig, . fiegSYsfm5f2vss?wv?'- . Us-f,wiz.f:',z ls. is f wg ws, 543,--fgz. A732 . , ...ff iff' Q . 1 5. . qg ,wg ,, , gg 4 '- 'V-15215 Q 5 ,assi vi.: ' Vg ,, ' 57 i'41 2 ' ' ' A V .. . . ,, Tff ' T1 P545 13' M' '- 492173 si r., - ff, ?i .2 5l:gQ .J ' , - i ' 1, . CAROLYN WIERENGA She has a way that wins. Junior Girls Glee Club 2, Senior Girls Glee Club 3 4, Junior Choir 5 6, Junior Red Cross l 2 GLADYS WIERENGA She sparkles in many ways. Emblem Stal? l 2 3, Future Nurses Club l 2 3 4 5 6, Christian Service Club l 2 3 4 5 6, Senior Choir 5 6, Senior Girls Glee Club 3 4, Junior Girls Glee Club l 2, Bowling 1 2, Junior Red Cross 3 4 5 6, Senior Play 5, Cheerleader 3 4 5 6 RICHARD JOHN WIERENGA Give me my diploma and you give me liberty. H-Y Club l 2 3 4 MARJORIE ANN WIERINGA Her personality shines forih. Junior Girls Glee Club l, Senior Girls Glee Club 2 3 4 ,in is ,is H al- f...'::' .r vi:- VE-' ff K fnf zvp ' :5.i.ii'5E:E:if55yv :::f:s'b'ii i f You can't rultle his good DONALD JACK WOLFERT He loves to chat with girls, we know, 'tis the way of men- they always do. Boys Glee Club 4 6 MARJORI E WORKMAN A girl of merry moods. ON, coder sand 1 2 3 4 5 6 il 1.. A WILLIAM YFF, nature. ALVIS NANCY ZUIDEMA Active natures are rarely melancholy. Junior Girls Glee Club I 2, Chris- Q tian Service Club 3 4 5 6 NE LL WRI STERS FRANKLINUS HENDRIK BIERLING H , . Life is simple, but men insist on wwe lo ,fesolve and pahenl lo making it complicated. Perform' 3 'f . - 'f r MAXINE ZWYGHUIZEN D 'lywi S- There's a lady sweet and calm. ' Christian Service Club I 2 3, Junior , ,i,, Choir 5 6 .wg f ,ily i fir! 23' W'- .. :R l - s Wg sms ' ,a1gfiL5f 'f ' Q f' COLORS: Navy and White FLOWER: American Beauty Rose MOTTO: Christ our Cornerstone S n TEXT: To Him, through Him and unto Him are all things. - Rom. 11:36 95 I XX l class of Janufm 955 X .ff f, 11,7 L73 F !. .yy . Ty X i f wi, ' Mr. Boonsfrc, Bill, Murcia, Marilyn, Rog President - Roger Roskamp Vice-President - Bill Boumcm Secretory - Marilyn Gritter Treasurer - Marcia Goudzwcxord SPOHSOY-' Mr. Boonstra 96 l H. B. K. M. R. F. G. M. M. K. M. R. P. J. A. M. M. T. L. M. H. R. K. M. M. J. M. L. Albers Boer Boumon Buisf De Fouw De Vries De Vries Diepenhorsi Dyksira Francoys Grirter Goudzwcurd Hoeksema Jellema Jenkins Jeurink Keuning Kluver Kooi Kooiker Kreulen Kuzee Posthumus Prins Roskomp Seisrnc Smii Vander Akker Vander Loon Van Hatiem Van Komen Von Noord Veensira is ,, 1 x JUHIORS 'r f w 5 -YC LA i..Msf z '!S-5 fi- L f .,,k aw Q . K ir 'lmf if is . 6 . . ... J 'Q N L ' V WK in L' AA gp gp. . Q, 7' if .. . L aw VV KKK! ' ... ... -, Q -sf 'mi Q24-J'-2. J? iirr J 1 is - ..,,., . is nf X Q : fi EQ Q 32 s fr 6 N I 7 :, J - 'V 1.952 '. . Q i 1'i - . A J ir Y' ' .V V . , y , .gg Aiwa, Fw f S lr ffw 25 F. 'i-i '- 1. -, ig' . ,D -. - . sn .w Rf 97 Class of Jun 1955 W, Q2 X . . ff PS Z , 1-fx i b 'Q-Q xx. X 1 t 98 Bob, Rev. Johnson, Rosemary, Mr. Boelemo, Judy, Mr. De Bie, Bef' President - Bob Bosscher Vice-President - Bert Von Antwerpen Secretory - Rosemary Venemo Treasurer - Judy Folkerfsmcu Sponsors: Rev. Johnson Mr. De Bie Mr. Boelemo J. R. B. V. P. E. P. D. K. G. R. J. D. J. M. 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Tanis R. Terpstra S. Terpstra R. TerVeen D. Thielke A. Tiesengu B. Tyssen B. Van Anfwerpen J. Vanden Berg M. Vanden Berg M. Vanden Berg S. P. H. Vanden Berg Vanden Berge Vanden Heuvel N. Vander Jog! A. S. J. D. A. G. R. G. C. D. E. J. B. D. H. M. VanderMarkf Vander Meer Vander Mey Vander Pol Vander Riet Vander Sloot Vander Til Vander Veen Vander Werf Vander Werf Vander Woude Vander Zee Vander Zouwen Van Dyke Van Dyke Van Dyke J. J. E. G. G. R. K. R. H. F. B. D. N. A. E. W. L. M. W N. C. J. J. C. A. E. P. M. E. R. A. C. M. K. R. Van Eerden Von Hoven Van laor Vegier Veldkamp Venema Venhuizen Verheuley VerKeik Verschuure Verwys Veurink Visser Vogel Vrielund Walcofl Wallinga Warners Warners Weeber Welmers Werkema Wessels Westru Wiebenga Wierengu Wierenga Wiersemo Willemsiyn Wollhuis Wychers Wynclda Ybemn Zandee Zieise Zondervan . qs.. .. E A6 1 If I-EMA : . I . S ' . ga B., P . . .Kiwi .wi WE nf 3? qffi5:f:: ..- .f E 1 r . . 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A 'NJ ,S 'es l 104 Tom, Mr. De Witt, Myrna, Mrs. Boll, Mary Ellen, Ken Presiden1- Tom Dulhler Vice-President - Ken Dulhler Secretary - Mary Ellen Diephuis Treasurer - Myrna Medendorp SPOUSOFS: Mrs. Bolt Mr. De Witt C. Afman W. Bok M. Borsi A. Brinks N. Bulf M. Buquef H. Datema J. Datema E. De Boer N. De Graaf W. De Koning G. De Ruiter M. Diephuis S. Doorn K. Dulhler R. Dykehouse R. Groolers V. Haan R. Huizenga R. Kool H. Kooiker G. Koster L. Loosenoari J. Medendorp M. Medendorp B. Mingerink J, Pastoor J. Posfema D. Roede' C. Rosema J. Smeda P. Sfeensma H. Steenstra B. Syisma H. Sytsma M. Tol C. Vanden Berg C. Vanden Berg R. Vanden Berg N. A. M. R. M. J. M. D. B. G. D. M. B. P. P. T. B. Vander Breggen Vander Meer Vander Molen Vander Woude Vander Wulp Van Houten Van Oeveren Van Putten Veenstra Vander Sloot Visser Warners Wiersema Wolfert Zuidema Zuidema Vonderwall , f. A e P .. ,.--f S, - - ,-' 5. f, .., I 5 ..,.V ,. A ' h . , - . efhgiwr.. , Jrda . - een JPCJM i P L we . M .exif ., 5. 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Reifter Ritsema Ritsema Roeters Roobol Roodvoets Rocks Rottschater Rozema Rozema Rozema Rutgers Rykse Schaafsma Schreuder Schutt Selvius Senneker Sikkemu Slager Smith Smitter Snoeyink Snoeyink Stapert Steenland Steenstra Stehouwer Steketue Steketee Stob Straayer Stroo Stuk Stuursma Sytsma Takens Tammlnga Tanis Ten Elshct Ter Horst Terpstra Tiesmd Van Antwerp Van Dam Van Dellen Van Dellen Vanden Bosch Vanden Bout Vander Ark Vander Giessen Vander Jagt Vander Linde Vander Meer Vander Molen Vander Veer Vander Vliet Vander Wall P. Vander Wall B. Vander West W. Van Doorne B. Van Dreal B. Van Dyke D. Von Dyke G. Van Dyke M. Von Dyke V. Von Huhem J. Van Huesen B. Van lcor R. Van Loor E. Von Noord R. Van Noord J. Van Slee A. Van Zylveld E. Veldmun l. Verduin R. Verhey J. Versluys J. Verwys M. Vigh F. Visser D. Vogel M. Vogel L. Vonk J. Vos R. Vroon N. Waalkes C. Walburg J. Wolmo J. Worners E. Wassenaor W. Wesfendorp S. Wesiers M. Westro H. Westveer W. Wiebengc G. Wierenga K. Wierengo W. Wiersmo P, Willemsiein A. Windemuller C. Winlers C. Wollies J. Worsi K. Worst D. Wright W. Wybenga C. Wyksro R. YH N. Zondee J. Zeeff J. Zondervan G. Zylsirc L 'f M Qi M Q .xii g' K I -3' -ad 5 .H V, f -L :J 4 y-sv .C ...,. , ci V 142 :L ..-Ip., J as :', :'f1: .-V A Nia N 9., J V .L J .,.. erku ie- r- N DC.. We Q we no Q Wi' ' L., sw 5 Q . H M Qi 1' I - Ji I ESQ. H A 5 , A vs 1 J SODDGITIORES .K f' ,.,, if - 1 7 1 ik S I in C A KI N ...- 2 xhgflfif S-,fp C . .9 Y. , 4 J ,. xi V class of Januan 957 gy 'I12 Sl Mr. Smilde, Marilyn, Ken, Esther. Cheryl, Keith, ,mf me W FMS President - Keith Victoria Vice-President - Ken Dykstra Secretary - Esther Jansen Treasurer - Marilyn Terpstra Vicar -- Cheryl Brower Sponsor - Mr. Smilde Betten Blanker Brower Bult Danhof De Vries . De Vries De Witt Ditmcr Douma Droog Ellens Eppinga . Ganzevoort Glass Grooters Hannenburg Haveman Hoekstra Hoeksema Huizinga Jansen . Joustra Kleinheksel . Koning . Koorndyk W , Nanninga . Oosteheert . Quakkelaar . Riddle . Rinzema . Ritsemo G, Ritsemo M. Ritsema . Scholma Sikkema Smit . Smith Snippe . Stob Struik Stuive Terpstra . Terpstra Thielke Tiesma . Vande Kopple . Vanden Berg Vander Klay Vander Moten Vander Sloot Vander Till Vander Werf Vander Woude Vander Zwaag Van Duinen Van Hoven Van Tongeren Venema Victoria Waalkes . Word hou se Zweedyk ,Aa in 1' Q gQ15,,f ', 'Www iv ' ViiQw'Rf3?i','i 3 I 'Li Ja 6. L,- W 4 ,i fi 'I V av-.fi . H+ X 1 of A ' 9 .Q ,i.e it we in ., Hin X flzeshm in V 1 V lii 1 fi - ' V, for Y V we '.i,i 2 ff Q' fi X Q in .A i I A , . lr' - Wi W: Vkzt E , . we KA V ,V , W V 5 7 if I .. I , GJ A -Q., K -e 5 rw. In h FL ii , . V ? A 'X--marine ee V ' Voii ggi it 3919 43 L- A , B Q 'fling 1, ' I N . iii V it i , , y if 'V H., . f-H ' V: ii , ,V fri A V, A ig, K gtg ggi I 70. Y A V iiiiii i ' 2 it i in Q V Q e ' 53' f' V V M K , ,,L' ' ,, , ...,- Q . A V a ' i,it V ' x X g i : - , 'I'I3 calenoan September October November 'l T4 7 8 9 I0 I5 20 24 25 29 29 30 I 2 6 7 8 9 13 l5 20 22 25 29 30 2 4 5 IO Il I2 I9 24 27 Labor Day had closed another summer vacation. Registration days once again arrived. Registration. School began and back to the old grind we all came. Mr. D. Van Vliet, President of the Board, was our first guest chapel speaker. Rev. Douma spoke on getting off the fence the following week. Mr. Dornbush started our first series of faculty chapel speakers. Our cross country track team held their first meet, losing to Ottawa. Rev. Vander Hoven spoke in chapel. Our cross country team again was defeated, this time by Union. The annual Jr.-Sr. football game ended in an l8-18 deadlock. Mr. De Vroome spoke in chapel. The cross-country track team won their first meet against South. Rev. Wm. Kok was our guest chapel speaker. The Seniors defeated the Juniors in their second football contest. Mr. De Witt spoke on the topic, Are you running? The end of the first quarter had rapidly arrived. Mr. John Vander Ark of the National Union spoke in chapel. Rev. Johnson led chapel devotions. Mr. Noordeloos reminded us to put on the whole armor of God. and 23 The teachers went to the convention, we had vacation. Senior Choir sang at the Reformation Day Rally in the Civic Auditorium. Mr. Geerdes spoke to us in chapel. The Senior class sponsored the Harvest Moon program. Rev. De Haan led us in chapel devotions. Rev. Faber awoke us to the evil of comic books. Mrs. Haan spoke to us in chapel. Rev. H. J. Kuiper brought the message in chapel. Hon. Jerry R. Ford spoke to us in a special Armistice Day Assembly. Teacher's Industrial Day was held giving us a vacation. Mr. Hoekstra spoke on Good Sportsmanship . Miss Anita Vissia reminded us of the need for kingdom workers. Thanksgiving Vacation -- Senior Play. December 'l Jean Kamp. 24-Jan. 4 Christmas Vacation. 29 3 Miss Huitsing School Spirit Band Concert. 8 Evelyn Vredevoogd, Missionary from Africa Lupiue. ll Music day - Brass Sextette. 15 Rev. Hibma, Pastor of Richmond Reformed. 17 Miss Kalsbeek spoke on How to base our time . 22 Rev. Van Peusem No Room in the Inn . calenwz Holland Chr. and Christian Homecoming game Civic, 46-32. January 6 Mr. Smedes spoke on Gang Spirit of America . 8 Mr. Kamstra spoke on Personal lnventory . 25 Good-bye by officers of Senior Class. 26 Graduation. February ll Teen Age Safety Conference - Christian represented. March 1 Victory Assembly-Mr. W. E. Emery presented trophy. 2 Band Concert. l3 Regional Band Festival. 20 District Choir Festival. 22 Open house for parents of upper classmen. 26 Debate Assembly - Spring Tonic. April 7 Paul Lavalle makes second appearance. 13 Band Concert. 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