Grand Rapids School of the Bible and Music - Pheron Yearbook (Grand Rapids, MI)

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.f Q. av 04 Q '1 7 lr A444-fe i fs' i WGRS, the school radio station, provided the dorms and the entire Morton House with many hours of good music and news, Bob Vermeulen and Tom Daniels headed the station, The Married Couples' Officers were: Lysle Johnson, Vice -President and Roger Herlein, President, Married Couples Each month, the married students of the school met for a time of relaxation and fellowship, Beginning the school year with the traditional outdoor break- fast, they also met at the school, in homes, and in local restaurants, Once a year, the married students sponsor an activity for the entire student body, Each meeting was concluded with singing and a testimony time, These times helped draw each one closer to- gether and to the Lord,

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i The Pep Club is an organization that encourages school spirit in many ways, Most of the Pep Club Q i activities take place during the basketball season, il, A Supplying the gym with Pep Banners and working ' ' A with the cheerleaders in organizing pep rallies are -, its biggest responsibilities, 4 li., A . X The highlight of the year for the Pep Club was organizing the special activities for Homecoming, qrr U 'Q These activities included a bonfire on the eve of ' P 1 A-' V Homecoming, a long car -caravan before the game, r to ' H and a victory program after the game, Although the ,L Pep Club seems of little significance, it does play a - AV,, s vital part in school life, I The Officers of the Pep Club were: fLeft to rightj Lyle Ihde, Presidentg Kathy Edmonds, Sec, -Treas,g and Frank Debor, Vice-President School Spirit Vital At GRSBM Pep rallies were held to raise student spirit in Though small in numbers, the Pep Band added support of their victors, greatly to student enthusiasm, 27 x X A

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T ,V T: N . , 1 s - 1 I ' Y E ' New Q . The Leaders of The Ladies Guild for 1969 were: fLeft to Righty Mrs, Emil Osbeck, Treasurerg Mrs, John Miles, Mrs, Henry Van Nus, Miss Emily Pytyck, Mrs, Benjamin Dejong, Mrs, George Groenink, Secretaryg Mrs, David Howell, Vice -Presidentg and Mrs. Raymond Bowen, President Ladies Provided Valuable Services The G, R, S, B, M, Guild has a vital interest in the school and its students. The Guild members are women from supporting churches, faculty wives, women teachers, wives of students, and single stu- dents, The Ladies Guild this year undertook such tasks as the refurnishing of the lounge at Park Place, and providing new drapes for the dining hall, and new coat racks for the entrance to the dining hall, The money to pay for these items came from free-will offerings given at the Guild meetings, The most important part of the Guild Ministry, however, is the prayers offered for the students and faculty of the school, One of the highlights for the Ladies Guild was the supper in the new dining hall for the mem bers and their husbands, K x 29