Holland Christian High School - Footprints Yearbook (Holland, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1948 volume:

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OCJCI' C 1v1t1es DC'-223 1 Athletics 2 1 School Life 1 Advertising DCE -DCDZ' 1 DL., CJ C11- i Cl Q W Through Gateways of Learning To Highways of Service , 200 n U0 0 . ll : Ill 1 . f H Theme ,J E3 Four years ago we entered Christian l-ligh Sldhool little realizing that each classroom we would enter, each lesson we would learn, were but gate- ways to the various highways that lay ahead. 57 Now the 'tirne has come when we must bid blrewell to our teachers and friends. These halls of learning have become egideared to us and we regret to leave, however, with the knowledge here rgseived from God's Word, we will tread our future highways always strivinguto be of service to our fellow- nienkyes, but most of all to God. 0 Farewell to thee, dea1oChristian High Thy halls will e r be A place of happines and joy Recalled in ldieniory. Thy banners of Maroon and White As shining?lights appear, They synibolbe the Truth of God Whiyji we hold very dear. And so0we leave thy gateways Of earning, now to tread Upon orne unseen highway 0 Of service, still ahead, 0 0 A u 0 nw DDQ 0 0: -'f .T T .,.J ,Xu ,A For rriony yeorrs Mr, Hietbrink hos served our school ofnd the cduse ot Christian Educottion with enthusiotzrn ond devotion. His steozdtotst torith in the 'Nord ot God ond his eorgerness to witness for it, hdve rnotde ot deep ims pression upon oil ot us. He hos oiwoys loeen heorrtiiy interested in the wellore ot the students, ond his youthful zeori hors endeorred him to everyone. For three yeotrs he hots been sponsor ot our cioss ond ddvisor in its rriotny orctivities. As or tribute for his rnorny yeorrs ot efficient ond willing service, We, the Senior Cidss of 1948, proudly dediodte this edition ot the Footprints to Mr. Iofrnes Hietlorinkr I 1 APPR The richness and completeness of our stay at Holland Christian High School has not been determined by any one person, but rather by many persons Working together. The Eunice and Monica Aids have contributed most unselfishly of their time and money for our benefit. They have ever had our best interests in mind. Therefore to them We extend our truest gratitude. To Mr. William Pott, our financial agent, is also due a Word of thanks. l-lis task is to collect tuition and assist in other financial matters. Another person Who Will not soon be forgotten by any of us is our office girl, Miss Lucille Bouman. She has been ever Willing to help us in many different Ways. Therefore, We Wish to express our deep appreciation to her. And finally, our janitors, Mr. Westerhof and Mr. Dykstra, must also be included in our expression of gratitude. Theirs is the not-so-glorious task of keeping our building clean and neat. For all these many, thoughtful services, and for others too numerous to mention, we express to these people our heartiest, most sincere, thank you! 8 14 fueddage faam ffm game! Graduation, diplomas, graduation exercises! What does it all mean? The Board of Trustees of our Holland Christian Schools would like to leave this message particularly for the seniors. Cn commencement day you will receive your diplomas. What will that bit of paper or parchment mean for each of you? lt is often regarded by many as evidence that those who possess them are now educated. But in no sense can a Christian high school diploma mean that your education is now complete, Education is a life process. At most your diploma means that your education has begun. To loe educated is to attain unto the measure of the stature of the fulness of Christ . lt means to strive to the end that the man of God may be perfect, thoroughly furnished unto every good work . The more nearly we approach that ideal, the more nearly are We truly educated. lt may be that you have gone through our Christian high school and received in the true sense no real education. During your high school years our school has held before you the deeper meaning of education and has tried to share it With you. We hope that each of you will continue that process of life called education. The School Board IU iivaleil As you may know, this word is the Latin for 'Cfood-bye . lt means that this is the last time that l can publicly address you, Seniors, as students of Holland Christian High School for by the time that you read these few lines your official connections with your high school will almost be severed. lt means that l am saying farewell to you as students. However, l hope to greet you again as members of the Alumni Association of Holland Christian High School. lust a word of admonition in parting! As you leave this school, you will have many occasions to seek advice. Only the foolish believe that they can go through life, meeting its varied problems successfully and finding the solutions for difficulties without draw- ing upon the accumulated experience of others. Where should you go for the right kind of advice? We need to go to the Source of wisdom if we want good advice. The only reliable Counselor is GOD. His vision is not limited like ours, He sees beyond today and tomorrow, Hefjudges people and things in the light of eternity. God speaks in plain language to all who care to listen. Remember the words of Eli to Samuel when he said ......, if He call thee, thou shalt say, Speak, Lord, for Thy servent hearethf May you never forget to go to HIM for counsel at all times for He can supply all your needs for time and eternity. God bless you, Vale Bert P. Bos Superintendent ll Ke epers of the 3 tes Nh Xohn De 'Nfriesz Ymdth-3 Nh. X-'XGTVXYX Boss: The qme- Nh. 'dem Bxcmz Admired and , waxy xo music Xe. ifpx by My xespecked by dh who know ecienhhc reseorchdre Boss. ?rooX okxlix success is him . Bram, our E-k'oXe by Mr, De Vries, guy the wogibxwok x chorus. Be- keoc x., skudem Xedve-5 iekvf cmd skdes bexigq , choh director, our hXgh sc whhoux hdv- He 3-5 Q he ie dXEEJ, exmcm irxshuckof. mg come und his inhu- Hk-sifdglj Qt ond hte patience ence. ' qdke Xeod-5 to the peppy wg Weaknesses de. stu- reeks ok xemhohship some mm dem che hxe doe-see boih wuh oux Much ok both Because he hkoh e ond ddvomdqeous. memm cmd SYTKSPX behehx knowing cdfx 'oe obmme Om 'ms fed, pxegguyg, cxcssee, J ' S HG Grevehqoed Ike heod K our commer- Niv Xdmes Puekhrimcz Xieepex ok the hbrovg cmd Nixss e . cxoX CAQQGYNIOCUT, Nhes Grevehg has the oppot- Lohn Kedchei xs ou: oXd KcxiXhiuX Mr. Xduetbvihk. 'xumw Ko guXde xhe siudems K, usme-55 s.ubXecKs. He is ever eclgex ko heXp dh 'mhose who heed his She Xe. d KYXOSX ehechve X ex cmd compeiehi in did, m ony' WCW in whxch he con. Trubj, he hos oh khoi she does. B 1 es Khis, she xs cm urxdex- the good oi 'xhe shxdem in mmd ot dh mixes, EKG mg, Xhouq rxhdom to oh the qide, Cc X 12 Kee Pars Of th 9 Gates e iii- N'xr.?iaimondidoivJeida1 Oni Mr, ideniy X. Knipex: Nix. My Qoxx-, The ggke to in sociai science teacher and Ylaioer is inskmciox oi Wand exam! snbiecis is kepi 'UNI Mt. crinci-pai is none oihei Khan hisioiif, and aiso quiie an QOH, He WGS, C950 Xhg Sus- Mr. X-iowerda. his nnendinq anihoxiw on cnneni evenks. C35-gui dyyeexof . e ' y line oi iaii stories, accom- he puts variety inio his QXQY, He has -. 1 pre- ganied by his spicy imagi- ciasses by ireapeni iiveiil smug of QQ ' x ings naiion and human maice his discussions, and sometimes Oi ii hi -- oi qood ciass deiiqhiiniiy inieresiing. even piano music. he has a me Xu 1 9 Q qeiiecxed he is our Hmosk unioiqei- Christian ouiiooic on iiie, in 'ghe da xg, He 1-5 dime icfoie chaiaciex who has and his ieciaies are oi great pemogv cmd gm GH-ygylfid, dmimiion and ie- advanxage. io ihe sxndeni, good 'gggdggfl 'Cf O11 OUT C1 UQ, X019 B, 'E,fy,gp Mg, Hain xegghes science and Gerxii ileaninqz Caiiiornids io-ss W is d.so the capabie coach oi 'she resewe 'oasY.ei- Qflkif Y9'i9YY3-DQ YO MY- 115-9001091 WCGCXUGT 05 QED' bag 1259, ge 355 yecemy get-,fed in me United erai business and business maihemaiics. he is Sxates Eniantri, and his many and varied qyiec. mosi eiiicieni and enihnsiasxic in his posiiion as x 1,115 eipenenceg mem pm me imc ,ms KOCUXVI advisox oi the Echo, his capabie, busi- Y XO be Vex-I Wmmg cmd ness-iike manner, and his iaiiness have made d-ggefem WCW5. him a kavoxiie ok ah. doies abou. ,. Fe 'f s prove i i many i ciasses. . X 'foie io he .9 ..a his siudents n 13 ee Pars of 9 G ates tltr, tiatotd Geerdes: 'the tiltiss Gerttnde Vander Gng- tvtissteannettetlettxnanz Miss doorway to instmynentat, ten. tvtiss Vander G-ngten ts Vettrnan is our typing and rntisic in our schoot is kept an enthusiastic teacher ot Engtish teacher. Being a by tiftt. Geerdes. ide is the Yi-.hte and Latin. She is ad- most ten'tinine type ot Hrnoesttou ot out bands.With inired and respected by tady, she is sweet and sott hun at the head, on: hands evetyone. She is atso a :eat spoken at att times, She is are reatty 'Aqoing to town. pat to the Senior qitts in aways hetptut and sincere. With his winning manner their Soctat Ctoh. and tine sense at hnrnot, he has teatty tnade a hit with the students. Nt: Louis Daynstta, 'the doowlay to mathematics tfiiss Anne XNestyeet'. Coach ot speech activities is kept by My Daxnstta. He is a newconnet to out and Engtish teacher at tftottand Christign is Miss schoot and we hope he'tt stay with us tot xnany Westveet. Tmty, she is a xnost charming GYSLOYK. 'gears his dty huxnot teatty hetps to tnatae his who tootcs at the young side ot tite. She ' titled ' ctasses interesting, and he has the good Witt ot VP! Ott, Gnd Wm 001 5009 '09 XOYQOVK bt' XYWOYXE- att the study. A Q 14 I A xx, x f ik 0 U9 'f whM Q Wig N 1 f .wf ' ,Y ' . .1 1. ,,, f Service. 9 i 9 0 GE Class Motto- Through Gateways of Learning to Highways of Class Colors - American Beauty and White. KENNETH KUIPER Class Patrons-Mr. Baas, Mr. Bratt, Mr. Hietbrink, and Mr. President Holwerda. DUANE ROSENDAHL Vice-President MARILYN STEKETEE Secretary 16 SUZANNE DYKSTRA Treasurer f S M Z if, Elf 2 4 ,f W3 f ,Q 44 ,, -!6EllVEY BAKKER His inner self was manifest through song. Card Campa ign Cap- tain Golf 3 Reserves 2 Varsity 3, 4 VERNO ' E he greafho e of society is in indiifid- ual character. - Channing. Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus l, 2, 3, 4 Operetta 3 y Christmas Card Campaign Cap- t n 4 'xsiellggy ciub 2 r ' fv1CG Presidentl X Reserves l, 2 Varsity 3, 4 IOAN EERENS Aluays alert and happy. Huclsonville 1, 2 Social Club 3, 4 Bon Ami Club 4 Sewing Club 4 Iunior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Athletic Sisters 3, 4 IOYCE BLAUWKAMP Little shall I grace my cause mg of myself. - Shakespeare. Biology Club 2 Social Club 3, 4 fSecretary 41 Bon Ami Club 4 Echo Staff 3, 4 Footprints Stall 4 lTYpistD RUTH BLAUWKAMP This world belongs to the e in speak- nergetic. - Emerson Biology Club 2 Social Club 3, 4 Bon Ami Club 4 lunior Play 3 Senior Play 4 X PAUL BLUEKAMP Thou speakest wiser than thou art aware of. - Shakespeare Baseball 2, 3, 4 Choir 4 VERNON Burns the candle at bot ends-le it sizzle in the middle. Choir 2, 3, 4 Operetta 3 Chess Club 2, 3 Echo Staff Cbclitorl 3, 4 Christmas Card Campaign Man- ager 4 Biology Club 2 Physics Club 4 Debate Club 2 Iunior Play 3 Forensics l ,ii ROBERT BOLT l 6 Every inch a gentleman, Christmas Card Campaign Cap- tain 4 Baseball l, 2, 3, 4 Senior Play CBusiness Manage-rl Chess Club 4 CPresidentJ SHIRLEY BONTEKOE And she was fair as a rose in May. - Chaucer Social Club 3, 4 Bon Ami 4 Knitting Club l, 2 Sewing Club 3 RALPH I. BOS A rnan': own manner and character is what becomes him, - Cicero Choir 2, 3, 4 Operetta 3 Chess Club lVice Presidentl 3 Echo Staff 3, 4 Senior Play 4 SEN MEMS Til 2 ff Tl-IELMA BOVEN lltztl l rutltl tu ltttlu tu ntltcrx, l 'mtl rumuznetl tu rgmvrttnt as they, Knittmq Club l Blolofiy Club 2 Chou' Z, 3, 4 Operetta 3 Sactal Club 3 4 fVlCS Presldent -ll Echo Stall 3, 4 HAROLD BRANDERHORST ll he were as long as hm lme, he were mam '?1ology Club 2 Dhystcs 4 NLMA BRAT Gradually reveals to you her sweet and 'met personallty. Blology Club 2 Soctal Club 3, 4 Ban Arm Club 4 , Pootprmts Stall 4 r- KTYPISU , ANDREW BREMER, IR. A mtuhly man was lm,-Longfellow Band l, 2, 3 Reserves l, 2 Varsxty 3, 4 ICO-Captain 43 Baseball l, 3, 4 ALMA BROUWEH A mole! hy fl masiy stone, half httlden from the eye. Y Nxfordswnrth Class Secretary 3 Band l, 2, 3, 4 CL1brarian 2, 3l Cholr 3, 4 Operelta 3 Soclal Club 3, 4 Bon Arm Club 4 lunlor Play 3 CELIA BFlUlNOOGE Poetry' rx the moxt l7Ct1llllflll, imfvrawf sive tlllll eHectlve way of saying tl'1i11,Qx. - Arnold Choir l, 2, 3, 4 Operetta 3 Soclal Club 3, 4 lPresiclent 43 Echo Stall 3, 4 ' Footprints Staff 4 lAssociate Editorl Senior Play 4 LOlS COOK Llke fl streamlet in its way, Shels merry and laughs the live long clay. Social Club 3, 4 Bon Ami Club 4 TED DE GRAAF Skillful in efuery deed of misthief. Band 1, 2 Cheer Leader l Class Vice President Biology Club 2 Reserves 2 QM If , LLOYD DE KOCK Oh, that emlearmg elegance of female frzeudslwip. - Jonson Zeeland l O eretta 3 Cllnstmas Card Campaign Cap- iam 4 Phystcs Club 4 ELAHXIE DEUR Little frmemlx may lvrmre to be great frleutlm. f ALNUP Knltting Club l Soclal Club 3, 4 Bon Arm 4 18 Eli W lil a W mv ii, I ROBERT DE WEERD He'l all iiglow-Look at his hair! ROBERT DE VRIES lmitare me, you cannot! Chicago Christian 1 Muskegon Christian 2 Muskegon Senior High 3 NN ry. lwrle ARTHUR DYKSTRA And what is more-you'll be a man, my son! Debate Club 2 Bcmd 2, 3, 4 Art Club 4 SUZANNE DYKSTRA With gfaceful ease and sweetness, void of pfide, Class Treasurer l, 2, 4 Choir l,2, 3,4 lAccompcinist 41 lSecretcrry-Treasurer 41 Operettci 3 Social Club 3, 4 CPresident 3l Bon Arm Club 4 DAR. Representative 4 Biology Club 2 ARLENE ELENBAAS Sober, but not xenous. Hudsoriville 1, 2 Bon Ami Club 3 Social Club 3, 4 ARLOA ELENBAAS Quiet, but not idle. Huclsonville 1, 2 Bon Ami Club 4 Sociol Cub 3, 4 HAZEL ELENBAAS Be bold, but not too bold. - Longfellow Huclsoriville 1, 2 Bond 3 Bon Ami Club 4 So:icil Club 3, 4 SOPHTE GEENEN If silence is golden, l'cl always be broke. Knitting Club 1 Social Club 3, 4 Bon Ami Club 4 JAMES HAMBURG To get thine ends, lay baslifulness aside. Biology Club 2 Opere-tio 3 .. 1' ' if ,fra ,s MARIAN A. HAVEMAN Tomorrow to fresh woods, and new, W Milton Knitting Club l Sewing Club 3, 4 Social Club 3, 4 Bon Ami Club 4 pasture: ,, ll l 7 ' , '., V fffii . -: V l n' 'Qu fl , f Z Q ff 4 ' Z4 W ff f X ZZ ff f X XM f f 4 f f WW f f W, '74 , 17 I 4 ww fftwlf ff 1 GD jg. 2 .W My ' N LB ll-IOEKSTRA lv evict ol slrccexs 1 foitstuiity of Tl vw. e Disrucli l'lOLl'.l, 2, 3, 4 and 1, 2,jt'3, -4 ,,l.SeEgretary-Treasurer 4D Brass S9 tej 3, 4 ' . f - Ope1'ettaF3',4 , E Iunior'Play 3 ' Senior Play 4 Forensics 3, 4 Midwest Christian High School Oratorical Representative 3 Footprints talt 4 te ' Biology Club 2 lTreasurerl Sewin u ni ing 1 SYLVIA HOLKEBOER She doeth little kmdnesses which most leave imcloiie. - Lowell Knitting Club 1 Forensics 2, 3 1Echo Staff 3, 4 Social Club 3, 4 LESTER HOOGLAND I believe in Coriserumg e'neTgy-e5pf2Ci- ally my own. x df' CALLENE HUIZENGA A thing of impulse and a child Ol A xo11,u.- Byron Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 Operetta 3 Biology Club 2 Forensics 2, 4 Junior Play 3 fPrompte-rl Senior Play 4 Social Club 3, 4 MURIEL HULST A maiilen liglitherirteci and contf2rit,. Choir 2, 3, 4 W Operetta 3 - Knitting Club 1 Sewing Club 3, 4 Biology Club 2 1 semi Club 3, 4 fi y li Bon Ami Club 4 Athletic Sisters 3, 4 lunior Play 3 r I HARVEY IACOBS X He fears the wiles of maidens' smiles. 17. J- ALVIN IIPPING Xlnhy cm1't they all be contented like me, HOWARD IOHNSON All the world's a stage. my part. Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Biology Club 2 Baseball 3, 4 Debate Club 3 Iunior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Footprints Staff 4 and I forgot lAclvertising Mancrgerl IEAN KALKMAN ezimice. - Solomon Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 Operetta 3 Biology Club 2 Knitting Club 1 Sewing Club 3 Social Club 3, 4 Senior Play 4 GERALD KAMMINGA merry heart maketh a cheerful count- Man wav made to be happy. Hudsonville 1, Z W ,I I , N I. ., f W , - fi.. ' 'XV 1 N 4 iidv f V f t I X 1 . , X uf is 1 O ff? 'ft' ' W 44 f Lff A ni CAROL KARSTEN DONALD H. KRAGT Thy truth xhall be thy -wtlrfant. lt is better for a young man to blush -Raleigh than to turn pale, Social Cl b 3, 4 Chess Club 3 Bon Ami 'Club 4 Iunior Play 3 KL i l LAVINA KAHSTEN IEAN KRIKKE Born with the gift of laughter, I loved always to be glad and guy, A Sabarin: - Chaucer Knitting Club 1 H d '11 1, 2 Sewing Club 4 Balnjogvll e l Social Club 3, 4 Social Club 3, 4 I Bon Ami Club 4 Bon Ami Club 4 Sewing Club 4 f 0' l zvt V , Y ' i' Q- X Q,-a LILLIAN KARSTEN if ' ft jy LVVV, 'l'1 ' L' l'a.-e taken my fun fwh,e1'e l'w.fe foiltillil. KENNETH KUIPER L' ff ! L . . -klplmg Our president is rated tops by all. V , Knitting Club 1, 2 . gg Q 5 1, Q Sewm C1 b 4 Class President 4 ., , V, W4 Q U - 'ww i 1 SOCIGI Club 3 4 Biology Club 2 W7 lf I ,f., fy 1 i lSe:retary 31 Bon Ami Club 4 GERTRUDE KEUNING She's modest, quiet, ,gushing or tlluswe. Social Club 3, 4 Bon Ami Club 4 OLIVER KLAMEH unobtrusu e new, er Kicks aside anwdle stone and plocls on Hudsonville l, 2 Band 3,,4 Physics Club 4 l l Chess Club 3 Echo Staff 3, 4 Wolverine Boys' State Rep. Iuriior Play 3 lStage Managerj MARIORY LE FEBRE lt's nice to be natural, if you urally nice. Hudsonville 1, 2 Choir 4 Social Club 3, 4 3 TER 1 ffl l ' 1 GEORGE JUNIOR LOUWSMA Troubles never trouble me, Physics Club 4 Operetta 3 Zwil 5 if vf .ff My M - 1 . g if Q ji V if l S 4 , .P X J X f ga W4 My f V44 . fi' y if f if if fl f ' f li MQ if? Z mg M! 'YZ M55 WW ,ff 3 uw y ef 2 3ZfW 4 ff V284 M M f ffff 4 A224111 xl fi f XZ MZ! 9 'Q El W E 52551 ' . ,...,:,E5EEE?: A T772 SIE' 7 :I ll 555, ' Wi: l ri ' V4 :ii-x ii, X fe 3 l gf .fr f 2 M 41 f KENNETH LOUVJSMA Where theres a will, IIIGICRS a uax KONRAD H. MARCUS .-Xge cannot uzther him, nor custom stale hm mfimte varzety. -Shakespeare Choir 3 Biology Club 2 Physics Club 4 Reserves 2 Varsity 3, 4 Senior Play 4 lStcrge Manager! Golf 3, 4 HXCQUELINE MARCUSSE She has a quiet look. but looks are de- Cclvmg, Bcznd l, 2 Choir 2, 3, 4 Operetto 3 Knitting Club l Sewing Club 3, 4 Biology Club 2 Social 3, 4 Bon Ami Club 4 CTre-osurerl Red Cross Representative 2 EARL MARLINK The world unites ln pushing us the may ue have really made up our mind to gq. Hudsonville l, 2 t Choir 3, 4 Band 3, 4 Operetto 3 Physics Club 4 C- Footprmts Stoll 4 fAssociote Lditor Reserves 3 Varsity 4 fr Senior P i fl f herels a language in her eyes and yet she never speaks an unkind word, Bond l, 2, 3, 4 Cl..ibrcirion 3, 41 Choir l, ,'Z, 3, 4 ' Brass Sextet 3 Operetto 3 ,I Knltting Clu-bfl', 2 B1ologv C'll1b 2 Cl sfreosurer 3 C erle-oder 2, 3, 4 S cicxl Club 3, 4 Iunior Play 3 Senior Play 4 1 1 BARBARA MORREN I'cl rather be than seem to Bond l, 2, 3, 4 Knitting Club 1 Social Club 3, 4 Echo Stuff 3, 4 'lf VVILLIAM MULDER Let'5 see now, where was lUNlOR NYKAMP A5 the others lead I follo RONALD NYKAMP X be. If tu, He was wont to speak l 'n ani' to the purpose. - Shakespeare Debate Club 3 Art Club 4 DAVID PERSENAIRE A better comrade would fnd. - Chaucer J be hard to M 4l 3. .,,. - R is 9 it ... ,,,v ,4 W ,iii G fe, W! 'A Q I 344 ,471 LEE H. POOL Editor of the annual-enougli said. Biology Club 2 Physics Club 4 tVice-Presidenil Chess Club 2, 3 Debate Club 2, 3 lunior Play 3 Senior Play 4 lSiage Manage-rl Varsity 4 llvlanagerl Footprints Stall 4 ' o rap HARVIN I. REININK llqhence comes thnx imassurning youth? Biology Club 2 Physics Club 4 PAUL H. ROELS Meri of few words are the best men. DUANE HOSENDAHL The mari of sense, of grace, of accom- plishment, of social power -the gentle- man. - Emerson Class Vice President 3, 4 lunior Band l Band 2, 3, 4 fVice President 3, President 43 Choir 4 CVice Presidentl Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Golf 3 Reserves l, 2 fCaptain 27 Varsity 3, 4 fCo-captain 43 Physics C ub 4 HARVEY SALL Still waters run deep. Physics Club 4 ARLENE I. SCHIEBBEEK Sweet ai the primrose that peeps neatli the thorn, Knitting Club l Sewing Club 3, 4 Biology Club 2 Social Club 3, 4 Bon Ami Club 4 CS-ecretaryl HOWARD SCI-UPPER be- Feu' men are so clever ax to know all the mischief they do. Biology Club 2 Physics Club 4 lunior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Art Club 4 Footprints Stall 4 lAdvertising Managerl l..ll..l.lAN R. SCHREUR Laugh, and the world laughs with - XVl Knitting Club l Sewing Club 3 ' Biology Club 2 Social Club 3, 4 3 - , if I IAMES SMITH you. lcox He is great enough that is his own master, - Hall Grandville l KENNETH STAAL lridiviclualism is the salt of com life. -Van Dyk Debate Club 2 Chess Club 2, 3 Choir 3, 4 Operetia 3 171011 W E f A ISLA MAE STEGINK cool li um liangt oir I Z peretta 3 nitting Club 2 ewing Club ociol Club 3, 4 Bon Ami Club 4 X MARY LOU VAN HOUTEN rt nt XX lizt un lime iv to floueu smzles are to liiuimmtx Addison Knitting Club I Social Club 3, 4 I'l'reasurer 43 Bon Ami Club 4 CVice President! Senxor Play 4 CPrompterJ MARILYN STEKETEE A sweet dzsposition demandeth success. WILMA VANNETTE Class SGCTQICUY 1' 2' 4 'H I There is something in the -wind. ChQ1I 4 I , ' -Shakespeare Knitting Club l I A F New Em 1 ' SSWIUQ Club 3 gg New Port Richey, Florida 2 Social Club 3, 4 NI, 0.1 Shelby 3 ' Forensics 4 . I 'Y'- Footprints Staff 4' N U CAN Eclitorl p Us, UISE VANDE RIET Fortune favors the daring. Choir I, 2, 3, 4 Opereita 3 Color Guard 2, 3, 4 Knitting Club I Sewing Club 3, 4 Social Club 3, 4 lVice President 31 Bon Ami Club 4 IEANETTA VAN 'T SLOT A peace above all earthly clignities, a still and quiet conxcience. - Shakespeare Knitting Club I Sewing Club 3, 4 Biology Club 2 Choir 2, 3, 4 Operetta 3 Athletic Sisters 2, 3, 4 ICO-captain 43 Footprints Stall 4 Iunigf' Play ITYDISTI Social Club 3, 4 Bon Ami Club 4 BEATRYCE VANDER VLIES VIRGINIA VER LEE Q My imagination will take me where my AlU'f1N5 lea'-'E them 1014511112-- feet cannot. Knitting Club l, 2 Knitting Club 1 Sewing Club 3, 4 Sewing Club 3 Chow 4 Social Club 3, 4 Bon Ami Club 4 Senior Play 4 Biology Club 2 KENNETH VANDER ZWAAG lV,l7.ClflX all the hustle. haste, an Be like me, I never worry, Chess Club I, 2, 3 fPresident 33 Biology Club Z Physics Club 4 CTreasurerJ Iunior Play 3 KStoge Managerj Footprints Stall 4 CBusine-ss Manage-rl Operettci 3 Social Club 3, 4 Bon Ami Club 4 Senior Play 4 Forensics 4 EUGENE VER HAGE Cohan Men me but children of larger growth. I-ludsonville l, 2 Physics Club -1 W , W ill Z4 ALBERTA VISSER I laugh, for hope ha for me. - Channing Knitting Club l, 2 Biology Club 2 th happy places Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 Social Club 3, 4 Bon Ami Club 4 HARCLD VOLKEMA A rliapsod' of ,. an l, , , 4 lLibrarian 41 Choir -1 Color Guard 2, 3 Biology Club 2 Physics Club 4 lPresidentJ Art Club 4 Debate Club 3 Senior Play 4 Reserves 3 Vcrrsity 4 Echo Staff 3, 4 Footprints Staff 4 CAclvertising Manccgerj Forensics 4 ,A LORRAINE WABEKE Some say she's quiet, her better. Knitting Club l Social Club 3, 4 Bon Ami Club 4 MURIEL WARNER Silence more musical Knitting Club l Social Club 3, 4 Bon Ami Club 4 CPreside-ntl Senior Play 4 lPrompterJ but others lcnouf than any song. -Rossetti ROGER WESTENBROEK The wheel that squealcs the loudest is the one that gets the grease, -Shaw Physics Club 4 'L 1 it . Q Q15 LEONA WESTERHOF 'Tis good to be merry and wise. Knitting Club l Choir 2, 3, 4 Operettcc 3 Biology Club 2 Athletic Sisters l, 2 Social Club 3, 4 Bon Ami Club 4 -Jonson , 3, 4 CHARLES WINDEMULLER Delightful living is the goal he won. - Chaucer I IUNE WOLTERS Variety is the mother o Biology Club 2 Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 GLADYS ZOERHOFF Her voice was ever soft Knitting Club l Sewing Club 3 Biology Club 2 Social Club 3, 4 Bon Ami Club 4 Echo Staff 3, 4 CLAIR ZWIEP Innocence is but ct poo experience. Chess Club 1, 2, 3 Biology Club 2 Physics Club 4 f enjoyment, - Disraeli . - Shakespeare r substitute for UUDINHQD LESS . l l i Laverne Vanderploeg, CVice-Presb, Martha Blystra, CSec.l, loyce Schroetenboer, CTreas,J, Herbert Otten, CPres.J. lf ability and Willingness to Work are indicative ot success, the Iunior class is really headed tor the stars, for they really possess these qualities. Their ability is shown by their large representation in extra-curricular activities. Twenty-tour are choir members, and eighteen belong to the band. Athletically, the class is also Well represented. Four members are on the varsity basketball team, and two are reserves. To prove that the luniors are an industrious group, mention must be made ot their unique Way ot earning money to pay tor the Iunior-Senior banquet. lnstead ot giving a play, they have earned their money the hard Way, by selling Christmas tree ornaments and personalized stationery, by managing the school supplies booth, and by distributing milk to the students during lunch hour. Highlights ot the year were the Thanksgiving assembly, and a hard times party. Last but by no means least, the Iunior sponsors must be thanked tor all they have contributed toward making the lunior class one ot which our school can be proud. uniors- - -- - - - 26 Martha Blystra Charles Aarderna Arloa Arencls Donald Baker Barbara Bazuin Ruth Beukema Connie Boersrna Elaine Boeve Faith Bos Marilyn Bos Charlotte Bournan Paul Boven Margie Brink Corrine Cnossen Bernice De Haan lerorne Deters Donald De Vries Eleanor De Vries Peter De Vries Arlene De Vlfeeri lack Dykerna Lorr :ine Dyflieiii Richard Dykerna Bath Dykstra Muriel Eiterloeek Bzther Eferse Gordon Cvrevengoe Flo' a, Heersjolnk A1 'K X .. 7' 4 ' el - aoioree nee,C1e.A: George Hoekstra Arlene Hoagland Harriet lalving Shirley Iipping Dorothy Kaashoelc Donald Kiel 'x X sf7W W ' L, ,. , ,M f Muff ii' My LZ, i ff lm igyg , ,f if 2 lg 4 X ,f f 1 ff!! fx., r V,-,V , Z 5, Ef f if ' A 7, Www trt: KQV? 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V2V-AAM f l f ' ,lf ..-1, 27 4 Z ,f f off rf , , V' , I l Anna Ruth Knoll Ruth Knoll Preston Kool Erwin Koop Hugh Koops Andrew Kragl loan Kragt Howard Larnbers Dolores Langejans Roger Lernmen Elmer Lokers Harriet Lokers Dorothy Lokker Carol Mannes Harry Mulder Ray Naber Roger Nykamp Herbert Otlen Marvin Padding Glenn Petroelje Roger Plasrnan Marie Potgeter Marjorie Poli Shirley Pousrna Carl Prins loan Prins Norman Rozema Bob Scholten loyce Schrotenboer Lois Schrotenboer Berdine Schut loy Sielserna Howard Slenk Robert Slenk Rose Steenwyk 28 Grethel Stegink Irene Stegink Winona Sternberg Norma Strabbing Marilyn Tirnmerrnan Phyllis Vander Berg Earl Vander Ploeg Harold Vander Ploeg Laverne Vander Ploeg Clarence Vander Veer Iulius Vander Zwaag Cornie Van Loo Belva Van Tatenhove Ruth Verduin Gary Versendaal Shirley Ver Strate- Leon Voss Shirley Vryhof loAnn Walcott Paul Wallinga Phyllis Vxfeener Harvey Vfestveld Renetta Wittingen Rosalyn Zoerhoff . 5 S N X X57 W 5 I UW 7 ,M ,, he yiy : ,.V 1 ,QQ X 4 ,Zi Z I 2 CD 0.Lsnf-1 YYY Class of 194-9 GRE MASS Henry l-lolstege, fPres.J, Carol Marcusse, fSec.J, Crystal DeWeerd, fTreas.l, Charles Dyke stra, CVice-Presb. The timid treshmen who entered Christian I-ligh last year have during the course of this year developed into a very active class, participating in many school functions. They have twenty-three members in the Senior Choir, thir- teen in the Iunior Choir, several in the band, a number ot boys who partici- pated in sports, and several who took part in the forensic contest. There is one club, the Biology Club, which is composed entirely of this class. With two years to go, the Sophomores have abundant opportunity to make an enviable reputation for our school and for themselves. Sophomores - - 30 Shirley Albers Ioan Alderink Willard Arens loan Bare-man Ceola Bekius Theressa Bolt Barbara Borr Abram Bos lune Bosch Donna Bosman Ioan Bouman lohn Bouwer Pearl Brat Dale Brouwer Beverly Daining Daniel De Graaf Elmer De longe lohn De-ters Edgar De Vries Herbert De Vries William De Vries lune De Vries Alvin De Weerd Crystal De Weerd Sylvia Disselkoen Florence Driesenga Hester Dykema Marie Dykhuis Charles Dykstra Donald Dykstra Robert Dykstra Theodore Elzinga Arloa Geerlings Ruth Geerlings Marian Gelder Betty Gemmen Marvin Genzink Maxine Gerrits Bernard Haak Byrle Haan iff+f9 ?5'? 2 H ,mm NV' . Q xf -i 4 .if f ' by i .1 ,lfffl . ,M X 024 f X 'I xl T wif 7 4 K Z M ff, I 4 S ' -J - . .FP , auf. ., .., .... K if mr lzzl ' IVAA V:11.,, , fi! fl in , V , , 2, , fy' . l f X , ff! 7? 7 4 f 1 gg '-: 'A X i ff? f 1 ,A X ff' , ,, ,f -qw 5 X S i 1 mzfp f W ff 7 1 X ff , 442 1! 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A - - - Class of 1950 31 by I . . ,...., 4 Y- In V .,,,,,,,,, , ,V ,,,, ,,,W,:w '? lit M . , . .A ,A..., ,J . f, atiii- 5'f2f21:V:2::..f 'll ' 1 A 2 z:1 ' il i AA f .5 1:13 IA 3 1 H H 'Zz' ' Q mf . f lf, W4 W X 25, f XM., -f 4 My , : If If gf , f , M ZW f 1 X' w i 2 rl AAAA It A, fi If' 1 If li 1'L' Wilma Haveman Ednamae Heemstra Alvin Heerspink Ioyce Heetderks llenry Holstege Evelyn Huizenga lanet Huttinga Nelson lacobs Ruth Klingenberg Gerald Kok Carla Kale Herrnan Koning Frank Kooistra loe Kramer Kenneth Larnbers Hannah Grace Lenters Carl Lynerna loy Maatman Carol Marcusse luella Mast Doreen Menken Howard Menken Connie Michrnershuizen Charlotte Mulder lohn Nyboer lean Nyhof Marian Nyhol Betty Otten Antoinette Overbeek Arlene Overbeek lames Postrna Bernard Potgeter Donna Robbert David Rhoda Mary Rosendahl Nelson Rotrnan LaDelle Schaalsrna Donald Schipper Adeline Schreur lennie Schut Lois Sjaarda Delores Slenlc Shirley Staal Mary Steenwyk Delbert Stegenga Marjorie Stegink Myra Stegink Ioyce Stekctee Henry Telegenhol, lr. Harvey Ten Harrnsol Gracile Ter Horst Florence Teune Ruth Topp . Hillis Tirnrner Helena Tinklenloerg Norman Unerna loyce Van Den Berg Lyla Van Den Berge Earl Vander Meulen lean Van Huis Avert Vannette Paul Vannette Shirley Van Rhee Anna Van't Slot Peter Van't Slot Lois Ve-ltkarnp Frouwina Vergeer Allen Ver Hage Harry Vfassink Roger Wassink Iunior Vvfesseldyke Marian Vfinolernuller Donna Wyngarden Peter Yff Carolyn Zylman Elsa Zwiep ZV -2:.: ..... - -.rf f .-.:-, M.. W t P X ' 7 VZ! 1 , Qi 1' f A4 fl ,Wi X ' in X , 5 sf ,W 5-2-sf W::2'S:' , 11 , Zi 3 r gg X i ff 4,4 , ,, . .7 f X! 1 MLN., 2:53 t v' are , we af: -4 V aff' ,, lj... 171 , Z4 fi f f N sat X X 7 1 Qi: V .-2 'I X 4 A w W -ne' r Q W9 is X X ixwt xxx X x 2X - xm X X N , ,GQ ,, 3, -,Q fy : Si ,y ,A A VW 1 1 W 7 x 1 W - t m. 4 4' 4 Q , W 2 gf fi . 9 ' - f f f y 7. 1- me m ' -..:-my-1.-,W 12,25 P is - W if 4 p ,,. I 4 I fff. 1 4,.. ,.,r,.. , if y . 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Y, Z r, .3 , fig, ,,-5 ty XO Q f Q 1 X Z , Z! f , , W .1 3 If ,A -if-1 jg' w 1 1 Tr H f 1 Z W f f tl - , x ' Z s ' J Xu . Y Yr - ... . - - - 17 -C1assof195O 33 TEXESBQME LESS Dave Hollceboer, CPres.l, Herschel Vfeaver, tVice Preslg Marie Geenen, CSec.lg Kathryn Boerman, CTreas.J, We are proud to present the largest freshmen class in the history ol our school. To date, the total enrollment numbers one hundred and titty members. These students hail from Holland, and adjoining towns. This class not only has the largest enrollment in school, but it also proms ises to be a group that is determined to make good in H. C. H. S. The patriotic assembly sponsored by this class in February, gave evidence of much talent. This year, the members added zest to basketball, choir, band, and social activities. We Wish them great success during their stay at H. C. H. S. 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Cn December lil, this group presented Handel's immortal masterpiece, l'The Messiah to a large and appreciatiive audience. The choir traveled to Qr'aricLBapids on April SO to participate again in Calvin College's Annual Spring Choir Festival To date, it is anticipating going to Ann Arbor to take part in the State Choir Festival and Contest on May 8, Besides these high-lights, they have made several local appearances, First Row: Myra Stegink, Connie Boersrna, luella Mast, Rosalyn Zoerhott, Shirley Pousrna, Shirley Staal, Eleanor De Vries, Thelma Boven, Grethel Stegink, Buth Dykstra, Donna Robbert, Marjorie Pott, Charlotte Bauman, Mr Boas, tDirectorj. Second Row: Elsa Zwiep, june Bosch, lune Wolters, Leona Westerhot, Barbara Borr, Celia Bruin- ooge, Allene Huizenga, Suzanne Dykstra, Anna Van't Slot, Lois Veltkoimp, Dorothy Lokker, Dorothy Kaashoelc, Helen Hoe-lcstra, Virginia Ver Lee, Muriel Hulst, Marilyn Stelcetee. Third Row: loan Bareman, Faith Bos, Alverne Mast, Arlene Hoogland, loyce Steketee, Ruth Beuk- ema, Carol Mannes, Alrna Brouwer, leanetta Van't Slot, Buth Verduin, Corrine Cnossen, Louise Vande Biet, lsla Stegink, lean Kalkman, loyce Blauwkamp. Fourth Row: Delores Slenk, Evelyn Huizenga, lgrcqueline Marcusse, Helen Tinkleburg, lean Van Huis, Herbert De Vries, Gerald Kok, Floyd Heerspink, Balp Bos, Dale Altena, Peter Van't Slot, La Verne Vander Ploeg, Gordon Grevengoed, Vern Beelen, Vern Boerrnan. Fifth Row: Arlene De Weerd, Carol Marcusee-, Carla Kole, Martha Blystra, Marjorie Le Febre, Harold Volkerna, Dewey Bakker, Charles Dykstra, Diane Rosendahl, Preston Kool, Kenneth Staal, Paul Bluelcarnp, Earl Marlin, Marvin Padding, Earl Vander Meulen, Howard Slenk. First Row: Berdienne Schut, Paul Boven, Harold Volkema, Eleanor De Vries, Antoinette Overbeek, Earle ar: Lol-cenburg, Elaine Boeve. Second Row: Bernice De Haan, Norma Morren, Harriet Lolcers, Alvin Heerspink, Henry Holstege, ffelsen lacebs, Herbert De Vries, Earl Marlinlc, Bob S enk, loe Kramer. Third Row: Maxine Gerrits, Norma Palmbos, Phyllis Vanderberg, Helen Hoekstra, Norman Unema, .., , rioya Heerspink, Evelyn Huizenga, Carl Prins, Richard Dylcema, Hillis Timmer, Vernon Beelen, Vern Robeert, Cornelius Witt, lack Borr, Byrle Haan, George Hoekstra, Preston Kool. 4 Fourth Row: Erwin Keep, Dale Brouwer, Duane Rosendahl, Faith Bos, Don De Vries, Dale Hoiman, ras. oyierria, Gerald Kok, Bernard Haak. Filth Row: Mr Harold Geerdes, Clflirectorl Louise Vande Riet, Lois Veltlcamp, Dan De Graaf, Carol Cgsse, Dorothy Kaashoelc, Connie Boersma, Our band has enjoyed a most successful season. Much credit and appreciation go tc lffr. Geerdes, tne director, for his splendid woik, and also tor his genuine interest in the band, which are, to a great extent, responsible for the success ot this organization. They have played tor the moonlight cruise oi the South America, the students of Grand Rapids Christian High School, andthe Calvin Campaign Workers in the Civic Auditorium Equally successful have been th? concerts, given in lanuary and April, which iarae crowds enjoyed, April 2 the band participated in the District Band and Orchestra festival, held in Grand Rapids, Here they received a second division rating. T They plan to march in the Tulip Festival and Memorial Day parade-sf? Ex' V The addition ot a new Erench horn, bass horn, extra uniforms, and citation cords make cur band a :nappy-looking group, ot which our school can be pre-ud. 'C ffl ,. Htl First Row: Doris Westenbroek, Mary Witteveen, Shirley Huizenga, Marie Geenen, Patty Vanderbie, Kathryn Boerman, Geneva Van Haitsma, Hazel Kruithot, Ellen Brander' horst, Hannah Lenters. Second Row: Patty Brieve, Carolyn Slenlc, Crystal De Weerd, loyce Heetderks, Ruth Klingenburg, Beatrice Van Loo, Marilyn Baremen, Betty Otten, Connie Michmerhuizen, Third Row: Shirley Walters, Elaine Elzinga, Ioyce Driesenga, Mary Bosendahl, Geral- dine Bouwer, Marian Windemuller, Florence Teune, Helen Haak, Arlene Overbeek, Lois Sjaarda, Donna Piers, Mr. Baas, lDirectorJ. Fourth Row: loyce Overkamp, Beatrice Smitter, Marian Gelder, Leona Busscher, Char- lotte Mulder, Annaruth Woodwyk, Marie Dykhuis, Milton Beelen Sherwood Kok, Bob Bos, Wallace Bratt, Edwin Altena, Donald Piers. This year can be termed a banner year tor Mr. Baas tor he now has two superb choirs to direct. This was made possible by the organization of a lunior Choir which meets three days a week. The purpose at the lunior Choir is to provide opportunity for more students to develop their musical talents and to learn appreciation ol better music. We have heard the choir on various occasions and it performs very well. The highlight ot the year was the render- ing ot an Easter Cantata. The students ot Christian High are proud ot the lunior Choir and hope that they may continue as an organization. lunior Choir lunior Band For the first time, we present to you our lunior Band, bedeckcd in their newly purchased uniforms. The band is composed of approximately fifty members, most of whom are freshmen and sophomores together with a few grade-school students. With the experience these students are gaining, a successful future is assured for the Senior Band. First Row: Norma Lokers, Charlene Van Dyke, Annette De Weerd, La Mae Zwiers, Shirley Bouman, Berdella Brink, Iunior Wesseldyke, Martin Dykstra, Marjorie Van Ry. Second Row: Roger Rottszhaeffer, Frouwina Vergeer, Arloa Boerigter, Norma Hofstee, lane De Weerd. Third Row: Carl Holkeboer, Paul Boeve, Iarvis Markvluwer, David Marcus, Ken Kragt, Art Lannirig, Frank Beltman, Paul Vander Leek, Merle Van Dyke, Gene Gort, Roger Nykamp, Floyd Brouwer, Paul Hoeksema, Herschel Weaver, Mary Ann Steenwyk, Iulian Bouwer, Lloyd Boerman. Fourth Row: Milton Beelen, Ken Marlink, Ben Bouwman, Harvey De Boe, Marla Lanning, Roger Naber, Peter Yff, lune Bush, Patty Brieve, Mr. Harold Geerdes, CDirectorl, E. I. Deters, Mary Wolters, Norman Scholten, Ronald Iacobs, David Schereur, Vern Rolobert. A3 Senior Girls Social Club Under the capollole leadership ol our sponsor, Miss Vander Gugten, the Senior Girl's Social Club has enjoyed a successful year. Meetings were held every three weeks at which programs were enjoyed, followed by social hours and refreshments. The highlights ot the year were the All Girl Party and the Mothers' Tea, both ol which were held in the spring. First Row: Shirley Bontelcoe, Barbara Morren, loyce Elauwkarnp, Mary Lou Van Houten, Celia Bruinooge, Thelma Boven, Marilyn Steketee, Alverne Mast, lfliss Vander Guglen, lSponsorJ Second Row: Elaine Deur, Gertrude Keuning, Alberta Visser, Leona Westerhol, Lillian Karsten, leanetta Van't Slot, lackie Marcusse, Muriel Hulst, Virginia Ver Lee, Helen Hoelc- stra, Lavina Karsten, Third Row: Lorraine Vifabelce, Carol Karsten, Muriel Warner, Allene Huizenga, loan Berens, Alma Brat, Marian I-laveman, Marjorie Le Febre, Gladys Zoerhol, Lillian Schreur, Fourth Row: Beatryce Vander Vlies, Suzanne Dykstra, Alma Brouwer, Isla Stegink, Arlene Schierbeek, lean Kalkrnan, Louise Vande Riet, lean Krikke, Ruth Blauwkamp, Arloa Elenbaas, Hazel Elenloaas, Arlene Elenloaas. 44 f Y X First Row: Ruth Beukema, Bernice De Haan, Arola Arends, Grethel Stegink, Eleanor De Vries, Ruth Verduin, Ruth Dykstra, Norma Strabbing, Miss Veltman, fSponsorJ. Second Row: Esther Everse, Shirley Ver Strate, Ioan Wolcott, loyce Schrotenboer, loan Kragt, Shirley Pousma, Rosalyn Zoerhof, Ann Knoll, Connie Boersma. Third Row: Arlene l-loogland, Belva Van Tatenhove, Lorraine Dykema, Margie Brink, Phyllis Weener, Muriel Etterbeek, Irene Stegink, Shirley Iipping, Dorothy Kaashoek, Faith Bos, Charlotte Bouman. Fourth Row: Berdiene Schut, Rosemarie Steenwyk, Elaine Boeve, Marilyn Timmerman, Harriet Lokers, Delores Heetderks, Martha Blystra, Marjorie Pott, Dorothy Lokker, Cor- rine Cnossen, Marilyn Bos. The lunior Girls' Social Club has enjoyed a successful year under the leadership ot their sponsor, Miss Westveer. Meetings were held once a month at which various topics were discussed such as lashions, music, dramatics, and problems ot etiquette. Plans were made to sponsor an amateur program and a tea in honor oi the senior girls. lunior Girls Social Club First Row: Beverly Daining, Shirley Staal, Herbert De Vries, lohn Bouwer, Ruth Topp, Lois Veltlcamp, Evelyn Huizenga, Arlene Overbeek, luella Mast. Second Row: Lyla Vanden Berge, lean Van luis, loan Bareman, Frouwina Vergeer, Charlotte Mulder, Ruth Klingenberg, Mary Bosendahl, Crystal De Weerd, Anna Van't Slot, Ioan Bouman, Pearl Brat. Third Row: Betty Gemmen, Theresa Bolt, lean llyhot, Doreen Menken, loan Alderink, Marjorie Stegink, Hester Dykema, Lois Sjaarda, Louise Blystra, Carla Kole, Carol Marcusse, Antoinette Overbeelc, Lloyd Ver Hage, Byrle Haan, Fourth Row: Donald Dykstra, Henry l-lolstege, llelson lacobs, Carl Lynema, Roger Wassink, lohn llyboer, E. l. Deters, Earl Vander Meulen, Charles Dykstra, Dan De Graaf, loe Kramer, Bernard Haalc, Bobert Dykstra, Alvin Heerspinli The Biology Club has approximately titty members trom the Sophomore Biology classes. They meet monthly to study subjects ot biological interest. Members are assigned individual projects on which they report at club nieetings. Cn various occasions they have had moving pictures ot scientific interest. The president ot the Club is lohn Bouwer, Vice President -e-Herbert De Vries, Secretaryf Buth Topp, Treasurer- Lois Veltkamp. To climax the year, the club is planning a trip to Chicago. There they will visit such points ot interest as the Planetarium, Museum ol Science and lndustry, and the aquarium, They will be chaperonecl by Mr. l-lam, their club sponsor, and lflr. Holwerda. Mil-HAUQZQE? Biology Club sg. s aj . 74? le , 'ice-1 l i-.7 F57 N I I Physlcs Club fi ,.,..'S k ,. d 2 Many strange noises are heard on the secon vp' ot Christian High on the nights that Physics club meets. On investiga -o some ot these sounds, we distinguish the hum ol the movie projector, the pounding of the vacuum pump, or maybe even the agonized scream ol one of the members who has just touched a charged door knob. Furthermore, there have been sounds ol air escaping caused by small jet racing cars which go 'ltearing down the hall at amazing speeds. There really is no Way telling just what is happening at these meetings. t The club has elected Harold Volkema as president, Lee Pool as vice- president, and Ken Vander Zwaag as Secretary-Treasurer. Mr. De Vries, their capable advisor, sometimes admits hes alraid ot what may happen next, The members all feel that the meetings are Well Worth attending. First Row: Claire Zwiep, Harold Volkema, Kenneth Vander Zwaag, Dewey Bakker, Howard Schipper. Second Row: Mr. De Vries, CSponsorJ, Harold Branderhorst, Harvin Reinink, Kon Mar- cus, Eugene Ver Hage, George Lousma, Roger Westenbroek. Third Row: Vernon Boerrnan, Lloyd De Kock, Lee Pool, Harvey Sall, Duane Rosendahl, Oliver Klamer, Earl Marlink, David Persenaire. 47 .ili l First Row: Elsa Zwiep, loan Bauman, Mary Rosendahl, Antoinette Overbeek, Della Van Wieren. Second Row: Helen Haak, Marie Dykhuis, Daniel De Graaf, Esther Everse, Marla Lanning, Third Row: Anna Van't Slot, Arthur Dykstra, Elmer Lolcers, Milton Beelen. Fourth Row: Miss Veltman, CSponsorJ, Harold Volkema, Ronald Nykamp, Glenn Petroelje, Howard Schipper, Bob Bos. Any student who is interested in art ot any kind is eligible to join the art club. lts purpose is to develop the artistic talent ot its members, and to develop a better appreciation ot all that is beautiful. At its bi-weekly Wednes- day evening meetings, projects were presented by Esther Everse and Dan De Graaf. The club made posters which were sent to Percy lones Hospital for New Years' Day. Some ot the members made paintings, which were entered in a contest held by the Scholastic magazine. Work was done on an appro- priate seal tor the Crippled Children Campaign. These are just a tew examples of the splendid job the art club is doing. Hats ott to Miss Veltman, their spon- sor and able instructor. 0 D, 1 N Art Club Sewing Club fl Because our school has no domestic education ot any ki d, a sewing clulo has been organized. The meetings are held each We-dne day alter school. The purpose ot the club is to teach Iunior and Senior girl how to sew. Many are already making some ot their own clothes. t chers are Mrs. Heers- pink and Mrs. Barernan, who are looth patient a ' liul. Deep appreciation should be expressed to these ladies, tor they are rgely responsible tor the success oi this activity. First Row: Helen Hoekstra, Lillian Karsten, lavina Karsten, Norma Strabloing, Second Row: leanetta Van't Slot, lackie Marcusse, Louise Vande Riet, Alverne Mast. Third Row: Mrs. Heerspink, CSponsorl, Charlotte Bouwman, Grethel Stegink, Ruth Dyk- stra, Mrs, Barernan, CSponsorJ. Fourth Row: Faith Bos, Rosemarie Steenwyk, Shirley Ver Strate, Elaine Boeve, lrene Stegink. QQ Bon I-lmi Club Calling all Senior Girls who are interested in business subjects. The perfect outlet for your interests is the Bon Ami Commercial Club, for the pur- pose of the club is to encourage girls in business training, to help prepare girls for office work, and to carry on business activities. Miss Grevengoed is the sponsor. Meetings are held once a month during a school period. Side- lines included a Christmas party held December i6 in the gym. This club is truly instrumental in making good business women out of many of our corri- mercial students, First Row: Miss Grevengoed, CSponsorl, Mary Van Houten, lacqueline Marcusse, Alene Schierbeek, Muriel Warner, Elaine Duer. Second Row: Isla Stegink, Alma Brat, Carol Karsten, Lillian Karsten, Lavian Karsten, Gertrude Keuning, Lorraine Wabeke. Third- Row: Suzanne Dykstra, Alma Brouwer, Virginia Ver Lee, leanetta Van't Slot, Marian l-iaveman, loan Berens, Leona Westerhof, Hazel Elenbaas, Alberta Visser. Fourth Row: Gladys Zoerhof, Muriel I-lulst, lean Krikke, Louise Vande Riet, loyce Blauwlcamp, Ruth Blauwkamp, Arloa Elenbaas, Arlene Elenbaas, Shirley Bontekoe. 50 W1 f 4 , AA,A T, ,,,,, . ,, 5 j QEWW X 0 ff ' gf Jung pam f ff X Z gm 45 I v 1 1 WW, ,H-fy First Row: Lloyd De Kock, Vern Boerman, Bob Bolt, Second Row: Vern Beelen, Dewey Bakker. This year the Christmas Card Campaign was carried out with great suc- cess, tor all records have been shattered. The Seniors ot '48 have made the handsome sum ot twelve hundred and twenty-tive dollars. During this cam- paign we have had able leadership in our captains, Bob Bolt, Vern Beelen Dewey Bakker, and Lloyd De Kockg but especially, we pay homage to our Business Manager Vern Beelen. He and his assistants have put in long hours of work to make this campaign a success. All the class members have shown they appreciated the work ot these fellows by giving their whole-hearted co- operation. The campaign was otticially closed on February 23, when a ban- quet was held. Christmas Card Campaign First Row: Norma Windemuller, Connie Michrnerhuizen, Marjorie Pott, Thelma Boven, Connie Boersma Second Row: Celia Bruinooge, Gladys Zoerhol, Ruth Topp, loyce Blauwlcarnp, Dorothy Lolcker, Barbara Morren. Third Row: Ralph Bos, Donald Kiel, Vernon Boerrrian, Harold Volkerna, Daniel De Graaf, Kenneth Kuiper, Mr Keuning, CSponsorD, Once every rnonth we eagerly await the notice on the bulletin board, VECHO will be out next Friday. This year an earnest ellort was put forth to make the ECHO a distinctive school paper. ln addition to publishing current school news, the statl has tried to include special features, Tho columns, The Superintendent Speaks, 'ilvleet The Faculty, lBl?o's Who, 'Student Page, and 'Nlusic Notes have met with enthvsmgic response. We hope that the slogan An ECHC in Every l-lomeureffl materialize next year. Oo 00 8,4 Echo Stall Forensics .., past season. ln all, some thirty-nine persons tried out. om t rty i candidates, Marjory Steginlc and Dan De Cfraat wer sen to repre our school in oratorical declamation, While Howard Slenlc and V' ginia er Lee Were chosen tor dramatic declamationsi ln the tields ot o tions nd extempore speaking, which are original in composition, six peop tried ut. f Q ZA Much interest was shown in torensic activities at Holl hrif' ian tl Ns Marilyn Steketee and Harold Volkerna were chosen tor oratorgh and Holcn Hoekstra and Allen Huizenga will represent our school in extempore speaking. Holland Christian will be host for the district torensic contest. lt is to loe held April lE5, in the Maple Avenue Parish House, Holland Christian will cornpete with speakers trorn Cfrandville High School and Holland High School. ln May another speech contest will be held in our school. This will be an oratorical contest, in which representatives from six Midwestern Christian High Schools Will enter competition. Each school will send one girl and one looy representative. We hope our school will attain the high degree ot success in these con- tests that it has in the past. First Row: Marjorie Stegink, Marilyn Steketee, Allene Huizenga, Helen Hoekstra, Second Row: Dan De Graaf, Howard Slenk, Harold Volkema. 53 Athletic Sisters Have you ever found yourself, literally, to be the center of attraction? This was the experience of sixteen H. C, H. S. girls at our recent basketball games. Doing their best to provide candy for all, these girls were fairly swamped with eager customers. The money taken in from the selling of candy is used for the benefit of our Athletic Association. First Row: Mary Rosendahl, loan Bauman, Dorothy Westveld, Leona Busscher. Second Row: Connie Boersma, Arloa Arends, Eleanor De Vries, Miss Vander Gugten, tSponsorD. Third Row: Leona Vfesterhof, loan Berens, leanetta Van't Slot, Muriel Hulst. 54 First Row: Helen Hoekstra, Virginia Ver Lee, Alverne Mast, Beatrice Vander Vlies. Second Row: Ioan Berens, Allene Huizenga, Ruth Blauwkarnp, Celia Bruinooge, Third Row: Mr. Rott, fDirectorJ, Howard Schipper, Dewey Bakker, lean Kalkrnan. Fourth Row: Earl Marlink, Howard lohnson, Harold Volkema, Ralph Bos. Large audiences gathered in the Womens' Literary Club building on the evenings of April l3, l5, and l6. lust what was the big attraction? The Senior Class was presenting its play, Old Doc. The play presents the story of a small town doctor Whose personal interest in his patients finally convinced his son, Bob, who was a recent medical grad- uate, to follow in his father's footsteps instead of practicing among high society. The play contained comedy as Well as drarna. lt was a fine climax after Weeks of intensive practicing. Dr. lohn Hillary. Dr. Robert Hillary Pa Brown.. Ma Brown ,,,,. Margareta Burns .. Dick Burns .. .. Ianet Martin Mr. Hepple . Dr. Edmond Brand Helen Brand Mary Selby Mrs. Rossi Mrs. Cronin Mrs. Mellon Lois Warner CAST .. Old Doc his son... a neighbor ,,,, . his wife. Bob's fiancee . her kid brother . .. ,,,, Earl Marlink ......Dewey Bakker Howard Iohnson . ....,, Ruth Blauwkarnp . Ioan Berens ..........l-Ioward Schipper Old DoC's niece. .. .. a lawyer .. a friend ot Bob ...his daughter friends and patien of Old Doc ts Beat Alverne Mast Harold Volkerna . ...... Ralph Bos Helen Hoelcstra lean Kalkman Virginia Ver Lee rice Vander Vlies Allene Huizenga Celia Bruinooge Senior Play 55 Lee Pool - Editor EDITORIAL STAFF Seated: Marilyn Stelcetee, Celia Bruinooge, Helen Hoekstra. Standing: Mr. Bratt, CFaculty Advisorl, Earl Marlink. BUSINESS STAFF Seated: Kenneth Vander Zwaag. Standingzltflr. Hietbrink, Clraculty Advisorl, Howard Iohnson, Howard Schipper, Harold Volkerna. TYPISTS Louise Vande Riel, Alma Brat, loyce Blaulcarnp. Kenneth Vander Zwaag-Business Manager an fainlld swf At last it's herel The l948 edition oi the 'lFootprints has arrived! On this page we present the people who are responsible for this book. Boss of the whole affair was Lee Pool. 'Twas he who had the most responsibility, and, consequently, the most work. Assisting him were Celia Bruinooge, Helen Heok- stra, and Earl Marlinlc, associate edi- tors. Marilyn Steketee, with her talent for drawing and lettering, was art editor. The financial duties were handled by Ken Vander Zwaag, who was business manager. Others who assisted him in getting ads were Howard Schipper, Harold Vollcerna, and Howard lohnson, Alma Brat, loyce Blauwlcarnp, and Louise Vande Hiet served as typists, Reward for all their long hours of work is the manuscript which you are now reading. N SY N X S wm mpww 1 ,fax , ff ff f f f X f, gif 1 5 0 f 1' V4 Z W We V LQ, :Q Zi' X , 1 ' , 2. M ,, M f gm 1 Q 5, ' 4 ff 3, 'Q' ' Q , 1, X f , 2.5 , A Z Seated: Vern Beelen, Herb Often, Duane Rosendahl, Preston Kool, Dewey Bakker, Glen Petroelie Standing: Arthur Tuls, CCoachl, Harold Vander Pleoj, Harold Volkema, Earl Marlink, Bay Naber, flflgrl ee Pool, Clvlgr J. The Varsity Basketball squad has finished a successful season with a record of twelve wins and seven losses. During the regular season the record shows eleven wins and six losses. ln the Tournament we won one, and lost one, At the end of the first semester, three members of the team had cam- pleted their four years of high school, and were ineligible for further competi- tion. They are lunior Bremer, Kon Marcus, and Bill Mulder. We are sorry that these boys couldn't complete the season with the team, ln the District Tournament, South Haven defeated us by a margin of two points, All in all, the team had an excellent record, and Christian High can be proud of them. To our able coach, Mr, Art Tuls, we extend our congratulations. lt was through his capable leadership that we were able to achieve such an excel- lent record. Varsity H. C. H. S. 38 .....,.......,.,...... 53 .........., ..... 44 42 61 3U 47 .,.,.. 61 ,...,....... 39 .,....,..... 32 .......... '76 44444 4 224 44 3744 44 56.4 ,... 44 34 44 50444 EE District Tournaments St. Augustine Zeeland 44 .,,..,..., 4 4 Fremont ...A ........,.. Western State 4 Chicago 4 44 44 44G4 R4 Christian 444444444444A1legan 4 Chicago 44 4 44 G. R4 South .444444 St. Ioseph 444,,4,.4 Fremont 4 4 4444444 44 Western 4444. 4 St Augustine 4 G. R4 Christian Allegan 44 St. Ioseph .,44444 Zeeland 4,44 4.,4 5744444 444,4 ,...4,.,.4,..4..444.44 4 44444444 Aliegan 44 44 4 44 44 .444 ..44..44444 4 .44444.... S outh Haven 4 H Cheer Leaders Alverne Mast, Birdie Visser, Carol Marcusse Ioyce Steketee 59 , ,,-,,,L.-T, First Row: Ken Mast, loe Kramer, Don Shipper, Henry Holstege, Charles Aardema, Norman Unema, Iirri Postma, Paul Boven. Second Row: Ray Haber, tlvlgrl, lohn Ham, CCoachl, Ben Bauman, Dave Holkeboer, Dale Altena, Hillis Timmer, Verne Schippers, Dale Hotman, Edwin Roels, The Second Team or little Maroonsu have had a good season. Their record shows that they have won 6 out ot l6 games, Some may be skeptical when we say that their season was a success, lout all who have seen the Reserves play will readily admit that they have compared favorably with most ot the teams they encountered. We can expect much ot these fellows on the varsity in Corning years. Mr. Ham deserves a Word ot praise, tor under his guidance the team has shown great improvement, H C H, S, OPPONENTS 13 St. Augustine 16 35 Zeeland 19 34 Fremont 57 31 State High 29 26 Chicago 34 21 G, R. Christian 24 41 A11egan 25 23 G. R, South 14 2U St. Ioseph 46 78 Fremont 42 '35 State High 22 30 St. Augustine 33 21 G. R Christian 31 63 Allegan 38 26 St, loseph 35 30 Zeeland 15 Reserves w. NK. K M x A - Xksignmfwk qxwk jk. -- , , ,. xii-NS, . L 'i.Mf.Q ff - K . , kgxmcwn . V. 1 ,,,, , www-gw,fx ' 'awww 4 . A fe-Q-N. N X f 'Sk-A i'Fi'3..a., K ' L Q Q X A F7 -vw - fi ' 'Q L-,gms 5 9 .uf-, ' fkw 4 ',,,' gzf.,,, ... Jam .1 K-'f Y if 4 vw., ,, fff mf dv' W M W nf 'H X , W ,W f M ,,,, 'V M my 4 X V f W 4 A nf? ff ,ff- ! f' ,L W ff, X 49,0 f ff! W,y nf f Z!! f, ,H af' If 'fi' M 7 Gy f ,lfff yi ff , f 7 'X www , Bakker is a little too short on one encl-State High. Alter the State High game the team gorged them- selves on chicken at Plainwell. Bakker gives his :hicken the once-over be-lore deciding its fit to Qdl. Even St. loe boys look up to 'Sky Hook, Pepless Bakker at the pre-tournament pep meeting. The basketball team boards the train lor Chicago anol a hilarious time. The train ricle to Chicago seemed to be interest- ing-especially to Beelen and Marcus, Cro ahead Bremerslts only the Board ol Trade Building. Coach gives the team hall-time pep talk, while they munch oranges. Hosendahl demonstrating lay in ability to G. H. Christian bays. Mr. Ham shows the cheerleaders how to pertorrn at a pep assembly. The team olines in style at the Harrisorfs Hoosier Room. Wav x x ia ll lZ..wZ,, 5 W Wh LW? 4W'WW W sf Some exposure! Who soys girls con't ploy softbgfl? Mr. Hietbrinlc showing lohnson the correct form Hey boy, you rnisseol it. Les Hooglond ond luclge ctre running rugged interference for Rosie. Bremer throws Q long potss in lunior-Senior Tilt. Bob De Vries ond Clem lohnson just getting in o little spring troining. f' t i fit s ff ' , ,f ,W , - ' - A4fb,,fmM.wvQ17'7 W mf If f f 1 4 f X V ' Z z 4,11 ,g,ff 'w 1:94 ,QL wgfqgyf, ,F ve., Y ,, 1 .. W, i A -f W .5 I g VV, VV f 7-. .'-' 1-t.-1f..,,,, If M, , M, W., ,.,, may VW4, H fist-ws-'ap tai it we W' N 444-- YW f if-. X is , A X A 1' I .nsgwmixx if 3..'?E?S?W W 'v1fa' .,... f ..t.t , X X , N N 2 A 4:1-.. , N-Wi. . ,.,. g1.1.'e1w.: h '- XA:-g:.::,.:':-Q4 5 5 h M is Qwest A A 'V X N W N .fQ.,,i?X N X , , s Q X f Y tl A 34 -- :N 'mums' ' . s ,. .... A N Postrncr brings the bull up the floor in St. loe. The bottle of the gges-Seniors vs. Iuniors. Persenoire, botckeol by Bolt-Our ping pong stcrrs, Herk Votnder Ploeg ernbrotces Cloir Zwiep during the lr,-Sr. lootbctll gctrne. l-2-3-Lets go-l-lurrcth tor our grctnd Christion High. 5 Q 2 2 2 Q 7 X 4 Z Z 2 WZ? Looking Back Through The Gates SEPTEMBER Registration. Back to school. Rev. Boer addresses students. Band plays for Young Peoples Moonlight Cruise on Lake Michigan. OCTOBER Band travels to Grand Rapids to hear the U. S. Marine Band. Freshman Reception- Do l see green? Senior Christmas Card Campaign begins. Upper-classmen attend Historical Forum at Hope Chapel. Vacation - Teacher's Institute - Choir sings at opening meeting. Reformation Day Assembly-Rev. Breen speaks. NOVEMBER Band plays at Calvin Campaign meeting in Grand Rapids. Band and Choir record for broadcasting over station WMUS. Armistice Day Assembly spon- sored by class officers. Calvin Campaign Assembly-Rev. Brink speaks-Music provided by Calvin students. Footprints in the making. Thanksgiving Assembly sponsored by the Iunior Class-Rev. Kok speaks. Thanksgiving vacation. DECEMBER Iuniors have hill-billy party- Petticoats and red flannelsf' Come on Team, Fight! -Cheerleaders chosen. H. C. H. S. vs. Zeeland-Our triumph- 53-21. We lose to Fremont - 44-53. Choir presents Handel's Messiah Christmas Assembly sponsored by Seniors- Rev. Heynen speaks Vacation begins. We beat Western State-42-30. Chicago Christian swamped - Sl-31. IANUARY Victory over Grand Rapids Christian-30-l4. Back to school-How time does fly! Allegan bows to us-47-28. Team goes to Windy City - Second victory over Chicago Christian -Sl-42. Freshman hold party in the gym. Burning the midnight oil-Exams! Blissful peace-no worrying, or is there? Victory again-This time over Grand Rapids South-37-25. Winter Band Concert. Heartbreaking defeat from our old rival St. foe-32-34. - FEBRUARY 3 Seniors have masquerade party- Am I see- ing things? 6 Fremont game here. lU H. C. plays host to Western State. ll Rev. lack Zandstra of Nathariael Institute ad- dresses students on the ways of the Iews. 13 We meet St. Augustine and lose 22-44. l7 Grand Rapids Christian trounces us-38-37. 20 Allegan loses to us-55-46. 22 Freshman present Patriotic Assembly-Rev. Tinklenberg speaks. 24 St. foe downs us again-32-44. 26 Senior Christmas Card Campaign Banquet- Fitting climax. 27 Christian topples Zeeland-50-l5. -MARCH 4 First tournament game against Allegan-Our win - 57-37. 5 Choir attends Schubert Club Concert in Grand Rapids. 6 We lose to South Haven in the second tourna- ment game -44-46. lU Dr. Bos announces his decision to decline his appointment to Calvin College-Congrat- ulations. Mr. Iohn Keuning addresses students at Prayer Day Assembly. l9 Forensic Contests held. 25 Sophornores present Easter Assembly. 28 lunior Choir gives Easter Cantata. - APRIL l Ground breaking ceremony for new grade school building. 2 School closes for spring vacation. All-Girl school party. 3 Band participates in festival in Grand Rapids -Wins 2nd division rating. l2 Back to the same old grind-vacations are too short! l3-l5-l6 Senior Class present its play 'iOld DOC. l6 District forensic contest. 29 Spring band concert. 30 Choir participates in Calvin College's Annual Christian High Choir Festival in the Civic Auditorium. - MAY 8 Choir goes an Ann Arbor for state choir festival. 19-22 20 Choir sings in Hope Chapel for Tulip Time Musicale. 27 Choir presents spring concert. 28 Iunior-Senior Banquet. 31 We cram again-Exams! - IUNE 3 Honors Assembly. 9 Commencement. ll School officially closes. See you next year .. ...... Half day sessions-Tulip Time. B4 .t 3 Xi iziimfxs K NX - t....,, .,X,X .. ... if is st xXX--- - S., ' J l. Rev Zanistra tells the students about the Or- thodox jewish life. 2. Presenting Kon Marcus, stage technician extra- arcinffrv ia. .a.A. 3. The Senior play cast presents Mr. Pott with Marian Anderson Albums. 4. The memorable occasion oi ground breaking for the new Holland Christian grade School 5. Rev. Heynen addresses the student body at a Christmas assembly. E fb, fs f Z V ' ' z fi The cast relaxes between acts While the stage manager does a quick cleaneup. Make-up artists beautify the 'lOlcl Doc cast. Our own beloved Mr. l-lietbrinlc turns the soil, Warming up before marching. Three smiling majorettes to grace our marching band. A more serious moment of the Seniors presenta- tion ot Old Doc, Arti cle I l. We, the Seniors do hereby bequeath to those saucy know it alls commonly called luniors, a large economy size bottle of our own super-potent tonic to help them develop into big Seniors next year. 2. We, the Seniors do in all sincerity will to the growing Sophs the example we have set of for- bidding social attractions to hinder in any way progress to the high degree of success we have attained. 3. We, the Seniors do hereby give to all the in- conspicuous bits of protoplasm, better known as freshmen, a package of the latest discovery in bleaches to help remove that greenish tinge in their coloring. Article II We, the class of l948, do hereby will the following to our never-to-be-forgotten teachers. l. To Mr. De Vries, a huge fan that will drive all offensive odors and gases from the Chemistry Lab. 2. To Mr. Keuning, an Echo staff which gets in its material on time. 3. To Mr. Holwerda, the suggestion that he gather his many anecdotes and publish them, thus providing interesting fictional literature. 4. To Mr. Kuiper, two items-an atomic con- denser to jet-propel his Plymouth, and a philos- ophy book for his leisure reading. 5. To Mr. Ham, a full case of Wheaties that therefrom he may derive the energy needed to maintain his robust vitality. 6. To Mr. Damstra, an unknown number of tennis balls to encourage his tennis prowess and Last Will that by counting them he may practice his Mathematics. 7. To Mr. I-Ieitbrink, besides the return of all our overdue books and magazines, a sincere wish for a quiet library. 8. To Miss Vander Gugten, a basketball, a tennis racket, and even a Latin book for her all-round enjoyment. 9. To Mr. Geerdes, some good clarinets, basses, and flutes so that together with the other members, they may form an outstanding band under his baton. Article III l. l, Kon Marcus, leave my boogie-Woogie tech- nique to Iohn l-loogstra. 2. l, Harold Volkema, do hereby bequeath my extensive vocabulary to all unversed but deserv- ing recipients. 3. I, Duane Rosendahl, have decided to leave some of my excess inches to Donald Piers. 4. l, Ted De Graaf, do hereby will my curly head of hair to Frank Kooistra. 5. l, Lee Pool, do bequeath my camera technique to Harriet Ialving. G. We, the Karsten sisters, leave our ruddy com- plexions to Marjorie and Myra Stegink. 7. l, Herk Branderhorst, leave ..... Surprised? l am! 8. l, Alverne Mast, leave, loaded down with class rings, identification bracelets, and a portfolio of love letters. 9. We, Vern Boerman and Vern Beelen, do here- 4 N and Testament by will our volume in the tenor section of Choir to Gordon Grevengoed and Howard Slenk. IO. I, Gertrude Keuning, leave as quietly as I came in. ll. I, Isla Stegink, do hereby will my speedy and accurate typing ability to next years' typing class. l2. 'VVe, the Senior Boys, do bequeath our white stocking caps to the Netherlands Relief Fund. I3. I, Thelma Boven, leave my love of uplifting literature to lulius Vander Zwaag. I4. I, Havrey Sall, do bequeath my black locks to Richard Dykema. IS. I, Paul Bluekamp, leave my chips on the -I-A-1 s..o-lders to whomever they will fit. IG. I, Marilyn Steketee, will my artistic abilities to the art club. I7. I, Ken Staal, do hereby bequeath my Better Homes and Gardens magazines to the school library. IS. I, Muriel Hulst, do hereby give my almost- empty bottle of peroxide to Shirley Staal. IQ. I, Howard lohnson, hereby will my how come? to next years government students. 20. We, the Elenbaas sisters, Krikke Inc., leave our loyalty to each other to that clique in the Sophomore class, 2l. I, Dewey Bakker, leave my patented excuses for getting blue slips to the highest bidder. 22. I, Suzanne Dykstra, do hereby will my brown rimmed spectacles to Bose Marie Steenwyk. 23. I, Earl Marlink, do hereby bequeath my bass voice to Sherwood Kok. 24. I, Ceclia Bruinooge, do will my poetic im- pulses to Ruth Dykstra. 25. I, Bob Bolt, leave my masculine build to Dale I-Ioffman. 26. I, Billy Vannette, leave all my latest flames to-no one! they're mine! 27. I, lr. Bremer, do hereby leave my athletic abilities to Iohn Nyboer. 28. I, Eugene Ver Hage, will my unused comb to Earl Vander Ploeg. 29. I, Barbara Morren, do yield my perpetual motion and constant chatter to Faith Bos. 30. I, Lloyd Doc De Kock, do hereby bequeath my brown with the teachers to Eddie Altena. Sl. I, lean Krikke, leave my compact to Miss Shirley Pousma. 32. I, Charles Windemuller, hereby will my quiet- ness to Gerald Kok. 33. I, Les I-Ioogland, leave my swagger to any- one who wants it. 34. I, Bob De Weerd, will my potent Chevy to Cornie Van Loo. 35, I, Helen I-Ioekstra, bequeath my extra curri- cular and scholastic abilities to Marilyn Bos. 36. I, I-Iarvin Reinink, do willingly give my opti- cal illusions to next years' Physics Class. 37. I, Alvin lipping, will leave quietly still al- lergic to lipstick. 38. I, Muriel Warner, do leave my sunny dis- position to Marjorie Pott. 39. We, the seniors, leave hoping the teachers have enjoyed our stay here as much as we have. 91 Blow ll up and burst il, Murp' Bruce Bourncxn holds that onion ot o re pfcl orble flmtonce uml snil A Gene from the Semors' lrolic. eel oxen oh and his spou e Vern Weed Alteno chokes down o bla nourluhlnl epoonlul ol ch1l1 led by loyce Due engor ot th 3, 'er fy' 1. 4.V9x Q .Q K, 2 f n f, , ,wx - . 'KJLW ' , hx rio, fy , 6 ,, ,Q , cf I li awww 1, f 2, if ,X , ,wwf 41,7 I .Q .Z of 4 ,if 'af JM , pf ,,, fn ,,, J, I I ,f . 5 , 7 WW , ff, ,, , W, fw gg. X , . A ,lk 1 r , V, W ,K 1' ' . f Entertainment for Freshmen furnished in popular style. 16 17 Four boys comprise a note ol hilarity at the Fresh- men Reception. 18 Seniors have big time at masquerade party Senior belles appear in a variety ol Costumes. Raggedy Ann, Andy, and their steed. 19 20 Amateur prize tight at lr. party. Ring Around The Rosy, as demonstrated by the luniors. Prize winning hiCk at the lunior Hard Times Party, Leon I. Voss. Clem Studios, lne, take pictures for lunior party, Think it's worth it, girls? . f, 532, . ' , 55- tw 'Z . .,l.'. ,- ,,,. K , X .,. , 995. f 4 ,-,af-2-aff. A V in X S2 , W X ye 5 dt' ! X T x 6 X lg ' ,J l ig Xf fy f .f W ,gf If ? A it W El' 1, ,yyy T A T llxfir A T icfkwms up uni! Q 5 , ' A V. x ui l x t 1 l , K f 4 , 3 if A fr ,mi f if u A ,WA-:mf ,f L X If W, if fuses: , :ggi X ' l M X W I 7 -15 H,-M,-Q-lf 6 ., W rt 1 . . Hi , 4 ef ,LQ 1' Q, -3 We ,Q pts ..,, If I0 A Q if Our Chem Lab. -a compound of toil and fun. Two big Senior boys relaxing-as usual? l'rn forever blowing bubbles. The hours pass much more quickly for Miss West- veer when she has such a pleasant campanion. One of Christians own scientists performs a tick- lish Physics experiment in the quiet UD of the Lab. The beaten paths to our venerable halls of learning 7 8 9 10 ll 70 Rosie-a cop? What did he do to deserve that badge? The Basin Street Boys perform at Sr. Masquerade. llDoc can really handle those motoristsl The brass section-caught by the photographer during rehearsal, Senior girls enact the Lighthouse Keepers Daughter for Social Club. X 1 Tw Swv JV ri' S UF. A4 AW' f 'QW Z Z Z . I 'f W Yau H QL4 X , . 'Z' 'F if , M 72. ,,fff f 'V' , M , ,MXW -' Z W?igew'W W V A .vgfgigv f H ,,,, :'M,,.,, !VkQ i,.wM, Z' 'QW www 0 I ,MQMXV , Z We ff fn- ' M ww ,f if , V, f I, V4 I fx, 'Min ,v If ff yr .ff ,V 1:1 :H-4,5 Q.W3n3,.w'f:WJf'y'Zfa 3 2' H , ' , n !f:?j1Z4.f X is ,. gil: will , 2 l fw fy X S '52 TW? 2 4 ' 42, QW' IM, omplimenfa 0 plsenior 9Uarenl4 Mr. and Mrs Iohn Bakker Mr. and Mrs. George Kuiper Mr. and Mrs Henry Beelen Mr. and Mrs I. D. Le Eebre Mr, and Mrs Arthur Berens Mr. and Mrs. George Louwsma Mr. and Mrs Gerrit A. Blauwkamp Mr. and Mrs William Lcuwsma Mr. and Mrs Gerrit H. Blauwkamp Mr. and Mrs Peter Marcusse Mr. and Mrs Iacob Bcerman Mr. cmd Mrs Albert Marlink Bev. and Mrs. Martin Bolt Mr. cmd Mrs Henry Morren Mr. and Mrs Oscar Bontekoe Mr. and Mrs Arthur Nykamp Mr. and Mrs Iohn B. Bos Mr. cmd Mrs Henry Nykamp Mr. cmd Mrs Gelrner Boven Mr. cmd Mrs Robert Pool Mr. cmd Mrs A. Branderhcrst Mr. and Mrs Albert Beinink Mr. cmd Mrs. Peter Brat Mr. cmd Mrs Iohn P. Poels Mr. cmd Mrs Iohn H. Brouwer Mr. and Mrs Henry Bosendahl Dr. cmd Mrs. I. H. Bruinooge Mr. cmd Mrs Albert Sall Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cook Mr. cmd Mrs H. Schierbeek Mr. cmd Mrs. Peter De Kock Mr. cmd Mrs Elmer Schipper Mr. cmd Mrs. G. De Vries Mr. cmd Mrs Dick Schreur Mr. and Mrs. Iames Dykstra Mr. cmd Mrs Thomas E. Smith Bev. and Mrs. Iohn M. Dykstra Mr. and Mrs Wm. P. Staal Mr. and Mrs. Tony Elenbaas Mr. and Mrs Benjamin G. Stegink Mr, and Mrs Iohn Geenen Mr. and Mrs Peter Steketee Mr. and Mrs. George Hamberg Bev. and Mrs. G. I. Vande Biet Mr. and Mrs, Louis D. Hoekstra Mr. and Mrs. B. Vander Vlies Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hcogland Mr. and Mrs. Henry Vander Zwaag Mr. and Mrs. William Huizenga Mr. and Mrs Albert Van Houten Mr. and Mrs. Iohn V. Hulst Mr. and Mrs Evert Van't Slot Mr. and Mrs Herman Iaccbs Mr. and Mrs I. Ver Lee Mr. and Mrs Iohn I. Iipping Mr. and Mrs Henry Ver Hage Mr. and Mrs Herman Iohnson Mr. and Mrs Claus Volkema Mr. and Mrs Ben Karsten Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wabeke Mr. and Mrs Peter W. Karsten Mr. and Mrs Iohn Warner Mr. and Mrs Charles Keuning Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Westerhoi Mr. and Mrs Dick Klamer Mr. and Mrs. Herman H. Windernuller Mr. and Mrs Harold Kragt Mr. and Mrs Iohn I. Zoerhot Mr. and Mrs Iohn Krikke V - ., WV, , 4,, , , Success is doing the common thing uncommonly Mall 6NT,awzezal HERTEL INSURANCE X20 Wim! QRVX o zeosqcgy-n gp lIOLLAQID.!4ICH. Qsulflfrcg -I--'PHONE EES CC L 0 1 N-X v DE KoCK MoToR SALES Q lg Jason Dc Kocli 15 S. Elm St. Zeeland, Mich. 'Q Compliments of VENHUIZEN AUTO CO. lT Wkst Sixth St. Holland, Michigan A 36 Years Your ,M H J? lo STUDEBAKER DEALER 'c Q, l og no pl Complimenzis of GEORGE SCHREUR PRINTING COMPANY lOl-IN VANDER VLIET GEORGE SCHREUR Personalized Commercial Printing l77 College Ave. Phone 4405 73 g . B -I af. W wwf ,ffiff -K! v ,,,, M? e p30 REMLTY S XWM. C. DE ROC JOHN C. QTTEN Com pl im an ts of . I, fy XC W X QQ' QM BAKER FURNITURE, INC. lf' 5, fp! ,t , qs '7'-5 Holland, Michigan W M! cf Q - 5 V' H M , v ,Q . Q -V 1 ' I4-Qigtfi, -.1 Q., rr x N ,fff ff' J X N 5. f 1 I ,fl A5,4 L f ffffJf -4 1' W if f .ff W f Ax 1 in X BW flyf .Pl ,fb Tff gffv' 7-- 221 M M if fffi M -5' f ff Wff ' QL, xp ,Q tl ,ff 'U' 1 is A 1 1 if f hx ,ff ,mi . W 1 1 -, M C A A' M E-. bf 515' NMR x - . fl, ,uf f I ff W A ff ff Automotive AUTOMOTIVE REPLACEMENT PARTS BILL'S TIRE SHOP DEUR'S SUPER SERVICE Be Sure Viifiw Pure DIEPENHORST'S GULF SERVICE Zeeiarid, Michigan DOWNTOWN NASH SERVICE GRAY AUTO SUPPLY HAAN MOTOR SALES I-Iudscri Sa ES arid Service HENRY TER HAAR MOTOR SALES O-dsmcbfe - Caciiifac - G, M. C. Trucks 'Ii NIi: iQ5r Ave., I'IoIIarid, Micri. KNIPE'S SUPER SERVICE KRAGT BROS. SERVICE Gu! Producis KRONEMEYER AND SCHIPPERS Suner Service MAIN AUTO SUPPLY MANNES SUPER SERVICE NORTH HOLLAND GARAGE OTTAWA AUTO SALES STAM'S SUPER SERVICE Pure Sure Lubriceiiori UNITED MOTOR SALES VAN EDEN'S SUPER SERVICE VER HAGEKNETOR SALES VER STRATE FARM SERVICE IEIudSonviIIe, Miciwiqam WELLING'S SERVICE 9II1 and Ceriirai WEST END GTXHGE - Zeeland Bakeries BARBARA JEAN BAKERY Bakers oi Beiier Pasiriesw FRENCH PASTRY SHOPPE 5815 E. Biii Sfreei BeIIer Baked Goods for ParIicuIar PeopIe HEKMAN RUSK COMPANY Makers oi I-Iekmarfs Dutch Rusk Time Rusk Supreme Comioiimeriis oi JUST-IT BAKING CO. Home oi Iiwe Famous Buffer CookieS TRIUMPH BAKE SHOP Bakers of Better Pasiriesu Beauty and Barber Shops L. ALTENA BARBER SERVICE LOKER'S BARBER SHOP - Zeeland MARLINK BARBER 81 BEAUTY SHOP PERSONALITY BEAUTY SALON WHITE CROSS BARBER SHOP Variety - F. W. WOOLWORTH MC LELLAN'S STORE S, S. KRESGE 2 I I I ' 1 1 T2 I We I ff A 1, r IX r .L' f V.. 4 Af ,. , X K , , rx V 5 J A R 'I W - Y W .I '- ' rr ,- . I ' I' K' , ,1 , I N I I. I ,J I 'J wffx 7, ,if 7 ww' IF! ' if AI 'I X if ja! 'Q I in W W 'Hff' IV Jj. W F1 fr 0, Xfx N . WJ ny, 1' ' I ' Xxx 'fr , T rf' V U . 1 'I we ef' .If I If .I I UI ff I. .1 lf' fl ,I U KLJGOM HJ V! -,N' h J tx yy' Lfff' Civmpliments JJ V I I 1. 1 -lvl' A ff , K 1 W, of N!!-T 11 y H1 Fa I I I J' ,f fl. ROCKS TRANSFER LINES, INC. l , . . I ck I I , gig .45 If I ' if . VV XJ' uf NNI Y I Compliments nf J. H. KOLE AUTQ CO. Authorized Sales and Service 3?-re 2: L- .ir - ,': .. ' elee' ' 'ee-N h 5 I, ' . e. . . e. e , I ,',, .......,..,..,..... ...I law fff:HQQQ:'.f :.E5f1'.lfjfEii If: ',',': .V ZEELAND MICHIGAN 14 S. Church Street Phone 23 76 Ir ,, 21.-f 1. Builders and Supplies ELZINGA AND VOLKERS Engineering and GeneraI C3nIracfInq RI-IINE VANDER MEULEN BuIIder Cornphrnenfs QI SCOTT-LUGERS LUMBER CO. T. KEPPEL,'S SON Esrabhshed IIEWS7 ZEELAND FARMERS CO-OPERATIVE GRAINS, FEEDS, COAL, SUPPLIES Ze-efand, Michhlan Drug Stores DE LOOF DRUG STORE PW Washinqfon Square DOESBURG DRUG STORE HAAN'S DRUG STORE HANSEN DRUG STORE Mee' Your FrIendS AI The MODEI.. DRUG STORE PECK DRUG STORE SMITH'S DRUG STORE :ewes VITAMINS, SQHQOL SUPPLIES STAAL.'S DRUG STORE VAN'S DRUG STORE :mea SODPS SCHOOL SUPPLIES WADE DRUG STORE Funeral Homes VER LEE FUNERAL HOME noe. W, nw, S+., Phone 2482 YNTEMA FUNERAL HOME Furniture JAS. A. BROUWER CO. The Old ReliabIe Furnifure SIore WM. DE PREE CO. Zeehand, Michigan DE VRIES AND DORNBOS CO. MASS FURNITURE CO. MEYER MUSIC HOUSE Jewelry and Gifts FOX JEWELRY HEERSPINK JEWELRY AND GIFT SHOP NETHERLANDS JEWELRY AND GIFT SHOP POST JEWELRY AND GIFT SHOP OIAMQNDSI WATCHES, AND GIFTS BERT SLAGH AND SON-Gif+s WILLIAMS JEVVELRY ZEELAND JEWELERS Van KoverInq - Khnqenberq Dry Cleaners and Laundries CARLETON CLEANERS MODEL. LAUNDRY Orderless Dry Cleaninq Comphmenfs OI SUPREME CLEANERS II4 W, new Phone 3911 N ,pf ff' X fb- V 'ary' JS' ,WPI A, ,' f E ,OA ,V vyygwf if l 5 r If I I 7 O . I S 75 W 5 ' STIFIIEIIKIIEUIHIEIIEOWIMN IIHIIIIUIIIS if 5 y W I 5, PRINTING HOUSE, nc. I! 5. If Ho11and,Mich. Your Army and Navy Store HOLLAND SURPLUS STORES Yf Q Z 126 E. Sth Holland, Michigan ' qw VET AN OWNED J. G. VAN VALKENBURGH ,f-.I -A I crfx PX Str- I ' AQ 5530 X--ED For High Quality Q- I OB 1, CHICKS - DUCKLINGS - TURKEY PQULTS +- flir? 7,5 iRemember - 31 ,N N139 THE ZEELAND HATCHERY L Q ATSEEIETWEST LIMITS OF ZEELAND ON M-21 'S 5' S- 23 Cla NN' .5 ,fill if Hqnes-ZOF2 and 88133 X?iQ.4EE sjQXa 35 .. 91- if . 6 aaa. B5 Ni-,, D ax ff :N 'DE 257' 2-24 MZ, Qu ci th F iq eff? I Q2 QE-1 75 'N 1 - f 1 f XE wa Q S CO QfS P1 Zigiqfflu AN A 6 AXE ' -da, XTX N Nix I-IESRIEIQLNG MOTOR SALES I f 5 -X -X XA. T- :Zi .. 12,5 Eixx - X Nqix 'mag 2 r M gx, fi-if Vx-'X A O AX I Sk 'DN qi D5 'K '- 'JX S aa ' KSN 'fl ,Q fb 1 EE, E6 ' 3 ' 5: ii '92-. Lag Skis SE.: Rb. HSEQB WW 93? 'D - f ,J O7 TE fa N2 G' -, JI -D 2, Di L, , Ii fy X In 7sIQRTH SDE ev? 1' , :ee I E I Herfnar Ten H irnse-I 6 x Grocery and Meats' I I I I I I ' y- V- ,FL BUSH AND COQPERI LOCKER P 7 D1RIAPER'SIbIvIARKET .i' E+ VHULST'S SUPER MA Huizene-A FO MARKET 'JIM AND Poon A- -gg James . Vcss Ai-+ s Q NABER'S MARKET SERVICE MARKET SHOP AT SMITTY'S MARKET C:r'er :E Lincoln and 24Ih Sf. STEFFENS FOOD MARKET GEO. VAN ENENAAM GROCERY VEREEKE'S IGA, Groceries and MeaI's Hardware Paint and Electrical BOERIGTER APPLIANCE SHOP CENTRAL HARDWARE DOZEMAN REFRIGERATION Ca es andgerfice, CornrnerClaI and Indusfrial ESSENBURG ELECTRIC CO. Eledfic Conrracfinq and Fwornafic Hearing GEE'S ELECTRIC- I84 River Avenue H LAND RADIO 81 REFRIGERATION C:impIin'ienis QI KALAMAZOO SALES AND SERVICE MYER'S ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE MYER'S HARDWARE NIES HARDWARE C0rnpIimenIs OI SELLES PAINT STORE TEERMAN'S HARDWARE CO. VOGELZANG HARDWARE CO. Insurance BEN VAN LENTE INSURANCE MCBRIDE INSURANCE THE NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE INS. CO. Aidrnur A. Visscner-Refer Marcusse, Pxqenis True Dividend Paying Company of America PETER J. KLAVER AND SON Gene-raI CausuaIIy Insurance RAVEN - KRAMER - RAVEN RQQI Esfafe -Insurance RUSSELL A. KLAASEN, REALTOR SIMON BORR INSURANCE AGENCY CornpIeIe -Insurance Service Simon Borr-Vern TUIS FRANKLIN LIFE INSURANCE CO. W, J, Olive-General Aqenr KenneIIw V, De Pree -'Assoc Gen'I AqenI E. A, Sfeqink-AqenIs-Be-ni. Lernrnen VISSCHER BROOKS INSURANCE AGENCY Insurance OI AII Kinds WOLBRINK INSURANCE AGENCY . of V, I , 1' ll lil' wh S H! - --- Q A. gl 1' .P f , l ' - , l ,IJNCOLN l ' , slr MERCURY 1 , J ' 1', ll lil J 1 l I 4 ' ' - . J Q ffl! 1 'll , . ' ' A X ,lu r Genuine 'Lincoln and Mcrftiry Parts l li ' Wnlvlesalelarwd lfeltail I Y r l MAYCRCIST Sz MAC EACHRON MOTOR SALES l ' l' Home of Lincoln and Mercury in Holland lPhone,k 6-6768 l A ' 16-22 W. nh sf. . Y, 3, V' lk N :- ., rg-- Cornplirnents of IDEAL DRY CLEANERS mx The House of Service ca W H -H - N 45 P Q 'T-' ' 5 X J . ki Ll ,N mil X X I 'A Phone 2462 X Q' l l 148 College Avenue LL ' L?NQ 5 MICHIGAN 'Q Wet? J Q 1 is Qi ' .,- L3 1' e - Rn X e me eceee e- k P, ! U 9 , ,WJ li wif' wfgiff A If' X ' j by: fe .J1', U W' ,P 'J T , I f DECKER CHEVROLET CO 1 y . eXuthor1zed Chevrolet Sales Quick Service on All Makes . 21 River Avenue IUJJ Phone 2385 .f WI' KW M f W 1 f ,ff ,ff jf f'iQfW Q 3mM!. -xfjfff M!!! MW e U .fffffyfp f gif! -fMfj4WQE T tc QQ if I 'jf r W!! WZ! W5 gf if if W WW LI r ., ky I y x U X iv A I A if I' I , , , , n . I I I I ,I T Nj ff' I f I I I fflflg , K ,, -Il U 1 Aj' 4 is W - ' X f I A ' I , U bw I IA sk lr, ' fb I 'NSY D 5 KJ W' J, ,I L.um1vl1m nts uf I I EEL ND STATE BANK . I ' ' . - I I . WMI . I 4 I I 5 Zeeland, Michigan 1' ' I J A ' If , I, 'Cupgml HDL Sul-plus-S47o,ooo.oo Established 1878 UT ' Member il, FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM A AND Ar I FEDERAL DEPGSIT INSURANCE GGRPGRATIGN ABE, THE PRINTER AND SONS O Printers of FINE CATALOGS .fr MMERCIAL PRINTING AND REGULAR CG , P R K A One SLR-362-FZ and 362-E3 82 . OC w Tb' SEQ EEXQJIYQJQ .J T 'iiiffi Vila ' C140 L 1 C71 gegia Compliments CQQZLXK RCN Ci of G ex , .q A 2, - L, K xx Ka, PEOPLE'S STATE BANK Xeliieilffxr-X ' ,-fb X xg I if I YL 1 A Friendly and Convenient Place to do Your qbux I xV.,.q b YK , L 'N ' Eff Q Compliments of FIRST NATIONAL BANK HOLLAND, MICHIGAN I f C X if if N. fi To 'CLC 5 . W Il V' f' ,J AU.: I 4 I 0 L73 , I .N-1',: I-,hx , 50:3 5 II xy 1090, L VQZQIHEIDOSHS Insured up to 355,000.00 fe c A .,- 'HJ 1 'f fl Azz Ji, as 'n ,VJ9 1 IQNL-fwfnl 5 -- Y' 5 - I JL. U 1, fc-2 ,J F D X 'EJ ,J fT':v'g,.w5,s , ,Xl N. 3- V? -DJ VH-L l M g -5 . 1 - x ' 4' '- Q 15' e' -+R I ,jg Q54 7 vi, .5 qw as I I 1 ' 35 D X, Ilxw. LQ- 7 ACN N3 xiii: N rl x ixiigx Zgffi ,Tk 7,3 fzjiw 1, A fa. ,QW w We A-1,225 gl fu X21 IW, .ff I J 5 J .fry C 'J ,ft C C Qs A , W A P5 ' X3 W lin ilinicnrs of 1 TER I TO COMPANY PM T !! AAR, Proprietor D , Myl J t CUICK AND PONTIAC DEALER sl . SALES AND SERVICE COMPLETE SERVICE ON ALL MAKES .2 J 7X J Q uf, ' ' X 3 6, ,N -fl, x 'x A k-1 W, 1 . S - u MODERN BODY SI-IOP GOOD WILL USED CARS '4Where Customers Send Their Friends 150 East Sth St. Phone 6422 Holland, Michigan Compliments of MODERN DRY CLEANERS 15 N. Elm St. Zeeland, Michigan 'A' SAFE AND ABSOLUTELY ODORLESS CLEANING AND PRESSINO ir 4 Inst Phone IY6 F 3 for Pick Up and Delivery Service at no Extra Cost gil - Lx . CARRDAL HERLEIN CHARLES KUYERS , Pham 4485 Phone 2967 1 fl x YS -L 'ggi' - -' 1,33 ,QTXX ' 'X Q 'N ., 1, lg ' qua 'TRN 2-1' ff 84 ,TEE APN f, el ' 1 - -L., 'gr I-fa :X w ,tr . S , me ,il -g Hive ewes til-1 ii efeeeiie, lf Wa ' rig Compllments of .EY N HOLLAND FURNACE CQ? 6255 Ll. , Xi:-..-f Wforld's Largest Installers of Home Heating an . - Air Conditioning Systems C? . l 'qf . s M W 3 vfffr. My vmy Q M23 jf 4 ,r U , W A r X 24175 'Mxwj Cr 1' f Q ll X, O1'1'1p1I'I'16DfS O i '7,2f5Wj I NORTHERN WOQD PRODUCTS Co. Manufacturers of . HR WEATHERVANE P' r 3 1 L, if j fwl, , Combination Windoufs and Doo Z 3 . X, -I q , , U qt' A H, . N M f V I, ,N L 731' V ff! M We 5 HOLLAND fb J t ICHICWQI f X' t fr K' -, W ' ' iv rdf' - . f ,Vt r r- M' ,A ., so , , ff? .1 Q t ' rx r its ss ,Q J GN fbi 'XJ fi 5-AN rd! ., f ' B ff' H . .J. BACHELLER D.C.-PH . J. J. BROUWER, D.D.S. xii . A I I Y' 'W' . . A Professional I Sh s an C Af DR E ' C , il APP L so so Y Q F. F. DE WEESE, D.D.S. DR. W. HOEKSEMA C. L. LOEW, D.D.S. J. A. LUBBERS, D.D.S. H. J. MASSELINK, D.D.S. DR. J. PIEPER OpIomeIrisI DR. AND MRS. J. STERENBER6 DR. AND MRS. J. L. TINHOLT DR. P. R. VAN ENENAAM, D.D.S. Restaurants CITY KITCHEN CUMERFORD'S RESTAURANT DOTTY'S LUNCH AND SODA BAR We Welcome Our CI1risTIan High Friends DUTCH MILL RESTAURANT HOFFMAN'S RESTAURANT LEE'S RESTAURANT HOLTIE'S LUNCH PARK VIEW LUNCH V RUSS' SANDWICH SHOP RUSTY'S PL.ACE THE SNACK SHACK STAR SANDWICH SHOP X 4 q 23.22 5 AQ? S. BO OE CLOTHING, NISI-II , AN EE Nil? BOVEN D GOODS 2 - THE SH DU MEZ S. ' ELECTRIC SHOE HOSPITAL FRENCH CLOAK STOIRE Modern HaI Shop . L LiI+Ie Miss Service GROSSMAN'S HORNSTRA DRY GOODS 436 WashinqIon Ave. Phone 7070 LOKER'S SHOE STORE LOKKER RUTGERS CO. J. C. PENNY CO. SEARS ORDER OFFICE Zeeland SPAULDING SHOE STORE TEN HARMSEL TAILOR SHOP UNEMA'S SHOE SERVICE VAUPELL.'S MEN SHOP WESTRATE'S i W' rf Ag ,f MW . e HOTEL NETHERLANDS s'X ' lT I , 'BEER K ST HOLLAND SHEET METAL CO. v alify P Iran . RUSSELL RAAK-CHRIS DE JONGE 7 SI 8Ih SL- . 26 4 Su es rs Io J. WesIenbroeIc and Co. O H ef MeI'aI Work o'I AII Kinds 0 U D ST io - Iraif Pho Yrap E. 8Ih SI Phone C? O8 cI VRIES STUDIO l Zeeland, Michiqan I U Q - W DU SAAR PHOTO .AN IFT SH 1 Everyfhinq Phofoqr ic and One d er ' e on phofofi, ing QEJLLA I-Toro SUPPLY ne Grain Finishing ,4 1 t ENNA-SAS STUDIO Phofoqraphy A ' i re--Commercial-Indusfrial Miscellaneous BOHN ALUMINUM 81 BRASS CORP. G. BUIS UPHOLSTERING DYK BROTHERS Hudsonvfiife. Michigan EBELINICS FLOWER SHOP Phone 9496 Say II Wifh FIowers FRIS BOOK STORE E'fery'rhing For The Oiqicew HOLLAND AWNING CO. Awnings JusI A Shade BeIIer HOLLAND BOOKBINDING CO. HOLLAND LETTER SERVICE HOLLAND WOODEN SHOE FACTORY MAR-DO MILLINERY NICK DY KEMA, TAILOR LOUIS PADNOS 7-UP BOTTLING CO. OF WESTERN MICHIG.AN SHADY LAWN FLORIST H35 Years of ArIisIic Floral Service SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO. SUPERIOR SPORT STORE ZOO River Avenue HoIIand's Spori I-IeadquarIers TANIS COLD STORAGE Hudsonville, Michigan TOWNLINE POULTRY FARM VANDE BUNTE BROS. Buyers and Shippers QI ONIONS, CELERY, AND CARROTS Hudsonvilie, Michigan WAGENAAR FLOOR COVERING Phone 462-ZeeIand WARM FLOWER SHOP WAYNE FEED STORE Phone 267-ZeeIand ZEELAND RECREATION ALLEYS Glenn R. Bufer, Prop. Mr. and Mrs. BerI H. Brouwer Mr. and Mrs. C. ICaseI Karsfen N Lf 1 . Q' . ,-Ry L CENTRAL ENGRAVING CC. K if Q WESTERN MICHIGANS LEADING PHOTCLENGRAVERS N X - x NX . i N ' E1 i' N-X X ' 5 ' XX -. X. 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