Holland Christian High School - Footprints Yearbook (Holland, MI)
- Class of 1949
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Qf '1' f . f ' ' W-+N?f: .,- V'-' T g5.,,f', fvifw f ' 3 ,,:.Q 4-5, .. . - W - Q-my-Wu: I 'K i f ' Egg 4 js ' A ,,. V A A X k I inf . 47 F 20 54 - A,-' Q , Wx-, Q L Q, ' N f - Xgy m 'A - ' I .. . YH I , .K kM VX4,.,, W. N, .,,..- K: W. x , ,W ,,,.' 1- fff: 'HA N four and one half years of faithful service as instructor in the Commercial and English departments, as advisor of the Art Club, as capable director of essay contests, and sponsor of the junior class, she has become an integral part of our high school. Her thoughtfulness and pleasing personality have won her many friends. Her exem- plary life has been an incentive to each student's development of Christian character. Seeking wisdom rather than gold has truly been her goal. In recognition of her faithful service, we, the Class of 1949, do dedicate this volume of the Footprints to MISS JEANETTE VELTMAN. ISI 4 We, as the Senior Class and student body of Holland Chris- tian High School, want to take this opportunity to bid farewell to Mrs. Bratt, who for four years has been our English instructor. During her stay at Holland Christian, she has been active in Forensics and has taken charge of the Speech Classes. In 1946 she was the able director of the junior Play. Due to her recent marriage to Mr. Hero Bratt, Miss Westveer has decided to leave us. It is the mutual feeling of all the students and teachers that we shall miss her greatly but that her influence will always remain. So it is to you, Mrs. Bratt, that we, the Class of '49, wish God's choicest blessings on your married life. As this Annual goes to press, word has been received that Mr. Keuning, our Business Math and journalism teacher, has ac- cepted the position as principal of the Fremont Christian School. It is the mutual feeling of both student body and faculty that we are sorry to see him leave, nevertheless we extend our best wishes to him and hope that he may be successful in his new field of labor. . . Miss Lucille Bouman, our office girl, will always be remembered for the hundred-and-one things she does so willingly and cheerfully each day. Mr. Dykstra deserves our sincere gratitude. It is his duty to make our school appear respectable and clean. Mr. Wm. Pott efficiently carries on his work as financial agent. It is his task to keep our school alive financially. We also express our deepest and sincere gratitude to the Eunice and Monica Aid Societies for their financial aid and valuable time which they have sacrificed for us. 1161 E, as Seniors, find it difficult to consider our annual complete this year with- out devoting a page to a man worthy of recognition. For twenty-five years Mr. Westerhof has been Holland Christian High's faithful custodian. His helpfulness and patience have endeared him to the hearts of both students and faculty. We hope that our school may continue to benefit from his work for many years to come. As a tribute to his willing and efficient service, we, the forty-niners, do express our sincere appreciation to Mr. john Westerhof. E71 X ff 'Dean of the Dust Chairman of the Chairs The Hub Money Man Miss Efficiency That's no excuse ISI 5 S XE? X Kb ADMINIS T R A T I O in I f 1 ,Y V s,,,- N Y V ,i 2 f V N gf ,K '-A f X ffyfl 5,31 f fff If V ff Arai, 6 I0 W ,Gif H' I , -f 'l?,f 'xk . ' ff! ff, X J 9 x', , A' fffff 'X I I K- ,! n q ,iff i ll , 1' 5 f ,....:.-:K- -1 - - A 5- 9 fafraxxs-NI? Q ff -.5-'SQ - f fx' J' gf' Xx Y 'mv X N 'L- 'v4XX wx f f Q 'B I X ' M X I ' J ly X .1 Q S 7fze Beam! of '7fm4,Z'ee4 The Board of Trustees, a very essential part of our Christian High School, is often taken for granted and more often forgotten entirely. It is not as closely attached to us as our teacher, principal, or superintendent. In accordance with the high standards of our school, this Board obtains for us Christian teachers, who lead us into the paths of wisdom. As the ruling body of our school, it keeps our education on a high level, lead- ing us to the goal which is set before us. We should remember them in their responsible work and ever be thankful to God for giving us these Christian leaders to direct our school. Seated: M. J. Tinholt, T. Hoeksema, Rev. -I, Voskuil, Rev. O. Breen, H. H, Windemuller, H. O. Rottschafer. Standing: R. Vander Meulen, H. De Boe, Dr. Walthuis, R. Plaggemars, B. J. Fynwever, J. Veltkamp, G. J. Van Wyke. Absent from picture: W. Boer, j. jonker, R. Pool. E 5 l l10Il BS BIA, Ed,D at School of Education WW DR. BERT P. BOS of New York University Superintendent To the Class of 1949: Hearty congratulations to each one of you upon your graduation from Holland Christian High School. Farewell students-welcome to the ranks of the Alumni Associa- tion! Four years ago graduation from high school must have seemed to be a distant dream which would never come to reality. However, the years passed swiftly and you are now on the threshold of a new phase of life. As you start out again, I would like to call your attention to a wonderful passage from God's revelation to us which is found in the sixth verse of Proverbs 3: In all thy ways acknowledge Him, and He will direct thy paths. This word of the Lord includes both a command and a promise: a command to ac- knowledge God in all our ways and a promise that He will direct our paths. First of all, we must acknowledge Him within our hearts as our Creator, our Benefactor, our Father through Christ jesus our Lord. Then we shall not find it difficult to recognize Him in all our undertakings. As young people you will have serious choices to make in life concerning your vocations, your friends and your partners for life. We must desire to do what is right and pleasing in God's sight for only that will receive the divine blessing. Of course, He does not promise that He will make us prosperous or that He will exempt us from trial and tribulation but, since He assures us that He will direct our paths, we know that all will be well. May the words of this passage from Scripture be a challenge to each one of you as you journey through this life. God bless you and keep you close to Him always. Cordially yours, BERT P. Bos, Superintendent. llll MR. JAMES HIETBRINK AB at University of Denver University of Michigan Western Michigan College Calvin College Hope College Librarian Old Testament New Testament Senior Sponsor MR. HERO BRATT7' AB at Calvin College Westerim Michigan College Alma College Old Testament New Testament Church History Reformed Doctrine Senior Sponsor MR. MARVIN BAAS AM at University of Michigan AB Western MR. GARRETT KEUNING AB at Calvin College at Calvin College Michigan College German Choir Freshman Sponsor University of Southern California American Literature Business Arithmetic Journalism Freshman Sponsor MR. ROBERT WEENER MM at University of Michigan AB at Calvin College MR. MARINUS POTT AB at Hope College University of Michigan Freshman Grammar English Literature American Literature Speech junior Sponsor Band MR. LOUIS DAMSTRA AB at Hope College MISS ERVINA VAN DYKE AB at Calvin College Sophomore English Speech Sophomore Sponsor l 12 l Algebra Plane Geometry Advanced Algebra Solitl Geometry Trigonometry Freshman Sponsor W MR. JOHN DE VRIIES AM ut University ot' Michigan AB ut Calvin College Llontclglir State Teachers College Columbia University Chemistry Physics Practical Chemistry Senior Sponsor MR. JOHN HAM AM nt University of Michigan AB ut Calvin College Biology Physiology General Science Sophomore Sponsor MR. RAYMOND HOLXX' IiRDA AM git University of Michigan AH alt Calvin College Principal American History YMR. HENRY j. KUIPIER AISI :it University of Michigan AB at Calvin College University of lowu Westerii Michigan College International Relations Wiirltl History Problems of American Democracy junior Sponsor MR. MARVIN SCHANS AM at University of Redlands All at Calvin College American Government Problems of American Democracy Geography General Science Civics Freshman Sponsor M ISS jIiANIiT'I'I2 V Ii l.'I'MAN AIS nt W'estern Michigdn College Calvin College Typing General Business Business Ifnglish junior Sponsor MISS GITRTRI IDI? VANDER GIIG'I'liNPK BS iit We-src-r'i1 Michigan College University of Michigan ,Ere-shm.in linglish I.i1tin Sophomore Sponsor MISS SliNA GRIiVIiNGOIiD All alt W'estern Michig.1n College Cailvin College Shorthnnrl Typing Iioolclcec-ping ciL'IICI'.ll Business Sophomore Sponsor Ilil First Row: Iidwin Roels, Dale Walters, Henry Holstege lVice Presidentl, Charles Aardemrr 1PresidentI, Carol Marcusse fSecretaryl, Martha Bly- stra lTrcasu1'erl, Mr. Kuiper, Joyce Koops. Eloise Kortering. Second Row: Dun Kiel. Harry Mulder. Hugh Knups, john Bouwer, Charlotte De Pree, Marian Gelder, Paul Sterenbcrg, Calvin Bolt, Cornelius Witt. Siucfenl' Gcwmcif It is here at last! A HOLLAND CHRISTIAN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION. The pet peeve of the students has been that the students have had nothing to say about their school. The constitution was drawn up last year under the direction of Mr. H. Kuiper. The senators and officers were elected and began to serve as Council members at the beginning of this school year. The Council staged a contest to find a suitable name for our school athletic teams. They are organizing the noon hours to provide fun and supervision for the lunch students. The Student Council has arranged for student chapel once a week. At our home games the Council provided for the presenting of arms and colors between the Reserve and Varsity games. The Holland Christian High School Student Council has been admitted as a member of the National Union of Student Councils. Once a week all members meet to discuss suggestions brought to them by the students. The object of the Council is to promote student interest in school activities and to give them a school gov- ernment of which they can be proud. t14l TU EN fe ?lv' gk 5 'v. A' X nffff YA Z F54 X RNs if T 'Q Q Y- f Y Q lvHX:1 ..' . 1 -ff 1' I . : u fax, if I 4 XX! ks- S c X X gi af ' Q.. ,If I X x LIT' 1 . V 4 - -4-fc 4. 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K 5 K '- - 5 ix L LASS OFFICER HOWARD SLENK President CHARLES AARDEMA Vice-President How much better i Mr. Hero Bratt RUTH VERDUIN Secretary CLASS Morro t is to get wisdom than CLASS COLORS Turquoise and Silver CLASS FLOWER Pink Carnation CLASS SPONSORS Mr. James Hietbrink U61 ELEANOR DE VRIES Treasurer gold. fProv. 16:16j Mr. John De Vries ijiyb 3 i bf N 3 1 ly ig . f , 0 jf ,f J f C J CHARLES AARDEMA College Prep Course Fremont High 1, 2 Class Vice President 4 Student Council 4 lPresidentJ Opcrctta 3 Echo Staff 4 Physics Club 4 Chess Club 3 Basketball 3, 4 BaseballL CONSTANCE BOERSMAf College Prep Course Class Secretary 1 Choir 1, Z, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Operetta 3 Essay Contest 3 Forensics 1 Echo Statf 1, 2, 3,4 Biology Club 2 Knittincg Club 1 Social lub 3, 4 Athletic Sisters 1, 2, 3, 4 ATTLOA ARENDS College Prep Course Library Assistant 3, 4 Girls' Chorus 1 Operetta 3 Commercial Club 4 Sewing Club 4 Social Club 3, 4 fTreasurerJ 3 Athletic Sisters 3, 4 IELATNE BOEVE, Commercial Course Bancl 1, 2, 3, 4 Forensics 2 Footprints Staff 4 1Typistl Biology Club 2 Sewing Club 3 Social Club 3, 4 DONALD BAKER College Prep Course Band 2 Biology Club 2 Photography Club 4 Graatschap Bus FAITH Bqs. College Prep Course Eastern Academy, NJ., 1 Choir 2, 3, 4 Band 3, 4 Operetta 3 Biology Club 2 Sewing Club 3 Social Club 3, 4 l17l BAiuaA1iA BAZUIN College Prep Course Girls' Chorus I Biology Club 2 Knitting Club 4 Social Club 3, 4 lllAlil1.YN Bqj College Prep Course Girls' Chorus 1 Biology Club 2 Photography Club 4 Social Club 3, 4 NIARTIIA BLYSTRA College Prep Course Class Secretary 3 Student Council 4 1Treasurerl Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 Operetta 3 Echo Stat? 4 Biology Club 2 Knittin f Club 1 Social Club 3, 4 lPresiclentl 4 CHARLOTTE BOUMAN Commercial Course Choir 2, 3, 4 Girls' Chorus 1 Footprints Stall 4 1 ypistl Biology Club 2 Commercial Club 4 Sewing Club 3 Social Club 3, 4 in 'N ' x 4 SQ S -...xhu ff ta. pf QQ X' 3 S El ' Q 5 r Ng. ' 2 F-'X f PAUL BOVEN College Prep. Course Band 1, 2, 5, 4 Choir 4 Footprints Staff 4 1Advertising Managerj Biology Club 2 Physics Club 4 4Presidentl Forensics 2 Photography Club 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Tennis I. 3, 4 jmomia Dmizns General Course MARJORIE BRINK College Prep. Course Girls' Chorus Operetta 3 Social Club 3, 4 Graafschap Bus ELEANOR DE Viuss College Prep. Course Class Treasurer 4 Choir 1, 2, 5, 4 Band 2. 3, 4 Operetta 3 Echo Start 4 Biology Club Z Physics Club 4 Photography Club 4 Social Club 3. 4 fVice Presidcntj Athletic Sisters 1, 2, 3, 4 CORRINE CNOSSEN College Prep. Course Choir 5 Girls' Chorus 1 Operetta 5 Footprints Staff 1I.itcrnry Ftlitorl Biology Club 2 Knitting Club I Social Club 5. 4 PETER DE VIuEs General Course Band 1, 2 Biology Club 2 Physics Club 4 Photography Club 4 Chess Club 3 l18fl DANIEL Dr GIKAAF College Prep. Course Band 1, 2, 5, 4 Forensics 2, 3 Echo Staff 1, 2, 3, 4 Footprints Staff lArt Editorl Biology Club 3 Art Club 2, 3 Photography Club 4 Tennis Z. 5 Cheerleader Z ARLENE D12 WEERD College Prep. Course Choir 5, 4 Band 1 Operettii 3 Drenthe Bus BHRNICE DE HAAN College Prep. Course Hudsonville 1 Bimtl l, 2, 5, 4 Biolo y Club 2 SocialgClub 3. 4 Hutlsonville Bus JACK DYKHMA General Course Hudsonville 1 Balntl 2. 5. 4 Opcretta 3 Photography Club 4 Hutlsonville Bus 7!1.e 49m ffm LORRAINE DYKEMA Commercial Course Girls' Chorus 1 Commercial Club 4 Sewing Club 3 Social Club 3, 4 GORDON GREVENGOED College Prep. Course Choir 2. 3, 4 Band 1 Operetta 3 Physics Club 4 Photography Club 4 Chess Club 2 Basketball Manager 4 RICHARD DYKEMA College Prep. Course Hudsonville 1 Band 2. 3. 4 Hudsonville Bus FLOYD HEERSPINK College Prep. Course Class Vice President Choir 1, 2. 5, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Operetta 3 Christmas Card Campaign 4 RUTH DYKSTRA Commercial Course Choir I, 2, 3, 4 Operetta 3 Footprints Stat? 4 fTypistl Biology Club 2 Commercial Club 4 fPresiclentl Knitting Club 1 Sewing Club 3 Social Club 5, 4 GEORGE HOEKSTRA College Prep. Course Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Footprints Staff 4 fEditorJ Forensics 2 Biology Club 2 Physics Club 4 Art Club 2 Photogra hy Club 4 Basketbalil 2 l19l Muium. Ewiiuunmc College Prep. Course Choir 4 Operetta 3 Biology Club 2 Social Club 3, 4 ARLENE HOOGLAND General Course Choir 1, 2. 3, 4 lI.ibrarian 43 Operetta 3 Commercial Club 4 Social Club 3, 4 Zeeland Bus 2 A X J JASON GOODYKE Commercial Course Zeeland Bus I-Imuunr jA1.vlNG College Prep. Course Photography Club 4 Social Club 3. 4 Athletic Sisters 3, 4 . ,ff N ff DOROTHY KAASHOEK College Prep. Course Choir 3, 4 Band 1, Z, 3, 4 Girls' Chorus 1 Operetta 3 Social Club 3, 4 ERWIN KOOP College Prep. Course Band 1, 2, 3 Footprints Stall' 4 fAsst Photography Edj Forensics 1, 2 Physics Club 4 Photography Club 4 Chess Club 1 Cheerleader 3 4 DONALD KIEL College Prep. Course Student Council 5. 4 Operetta. 3 Christmas Card Campaign 4 fBusiness Managerj Echo Staff 2, 3, 4 Biology Club 2 Physics Club 4 Chess Club 2, 3 Photography Club 4 HUGH KOOPS College Prep. Course North Holland 1 Student Council 4 Wolverine Boys' State 3 Operetta 3 Physics Club 4 N. B. C. Bus ANN KNOLL Commercial Course Girls' Chorus 1 Echo Stal? 4 Operetta 3 Biology Club 2 Vfreasurerj Commercial Club 4 fSecretaryl Social Club 3, 4 fSecretary 43 ANDREW KRAGT General Course Operetta 3 Biology Club 2 Photography Club 4 l20l RUTH KNOLL General Course Chicago Christian 1, JOAN KRAGT Commercial Course Echo Staff 4 Biology Club 2 Commercial Club 4 Forensics 2 Social Club 3. 4 PRESTON KOOL College Prep. Course Class President 1, 2 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 fPresident 41 4Vice President 33 Choir 3, 4 Operetta 3 Echo Staff 4 Footprints Staff 4 lBusiness Manager! Christmas Card Campai n 4 Biology Clzub 2 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 3 HOWARD LAMBERS College Prep. Course Operetta 3 Physics Club 4 Photography Club 4 Baseball 2 Cheerleader 2 Graafschap Bus 7fze 49m ' DELORES LANGEJANS Commercial Course Commercial Club 4 Sewing Club 3 CAROL MANNES College Prep. Course Choir Z. 3. 4 Double Quartet 4 Operetta. 5 ROGER LEMMEN College Prep. Course Chess Club 2 Alben Bus HARRY MULDER College Prep. Course Student Council 4 Physics Club 4 Tennis 3 Alben Bus ELMFR LOKERS College Prep. Course Opcretta 3 Photography Club 4 Art Club 3 Baseball 3. -5 Zeeland Bus RAYMOND NABER General Course Choir 4 Operetta 3 Footprints Staff 4 fAssociate Editorl Biology Club 2 Photogralphy Club 4 Basketba 1 2, 3, 4 lManager 3? 1Scorekeeper 41 l21l HARRIET LoKERs College Prep. Course Choir 4 Band 5, 4 Biology Club Z Social Club 3. 4 ROGER lNlYKAMP General Course DOROTHY LOKKER Collette Prep. Course Class 'Treasurer 2 Choir 5. Al Operetta 3 licho Stall' 1. 5 Biology Club 2 Knitting Club I Social Club 5. -1 l'I'reixsurer -ll HERBERT OTTEN College Prep. Course Sheboygan Central 1 Class President 5 Student Council 4 Choir lPresidentJ 4 Operetta 3 Footprints Stall' 4 lAdvertising Manager? Biology Club 2 Basketball 2. 5. 4 f' N . A Qi L Y . as I! ii i . fy o E1 ' 2: x X J! as E ff MARVIN PAIJDING College Prep. Course Choir 5, 4 Operetta 5 Baseball 4 Drenthe Bus SHIRLEY POUSMA College Prep. Course Choir 2, 5, 4 Band 2, 4 Operetta 5 Forensics 1 Biolo y Club 2 Soda? Club 5, 4 GLENN PETROELjE College Prep. Course Choir 4 Footprints Stall' 4 1Advertising ManagerJ Operetta 5 Biology Club 2 Physics Club 4 Art Club 5 Photography Club 4 Baseball 2, 5, 4 Basketball 2, 5, 4 CARL PRINS General Course Band 1, 2. 5, 4 Photography Club 4 ROGER PLASMAN College Prep. Course Opererta 5 JOAN PRINS General Course Biology Club 2 Commercial Club 4 l221 MARIE POTGETER College Prep. Course Girls' Chorus 1 Social Club 5, 4 Alben Bus NORMAN ROZEMA College Prep. Course Operetta. 5 Biology Club 2 Photograghy Club 4 Zeeland us MARJORIE POTT College Prep. Course Class Treasurer 1 Choir 2. 5, 4 lSec.-Treas. 41 Echo Staff 1, 2 Footprints Staff 4 QLiterary Editorl Operetta. 5 Forensics 5 Biology Club 2 Social Club 5, 4 ROBERT SCI-IOLTEN College Pre-ip. Course Class Presi ent 9-1 Operetta 5 Biology Club 2 Physics Club 4 Photography Club 4 P:-!:iQh, 7fze 49m JOYCE SCHROTENBOER College Prep. Course Class Treasurer 5 Girls' Chorus 1 Footprints Staff 4 fLiterary Editorl Biology Club 2 1SecretaryJ Physics Club 4 1Sec.-Treas.j Photograph Club 4 Sewing Club 3 Social Club 3. 4 ROBERT SLENK College Prep. Course Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Lois SCHROTENBOER College Prep. Course Biology Club 2 Knittinr Club 1 Social Club 3 Rosiamaruc STEENWYK General Course Biology Club Z Sewing Club 3, 4 Social Club 3,4 Alben Bus BIQRDIENE ScHU'r College Prep. Course Hudsonville 1 Band 1, Z, 3, 4 Social Club 3. 4 Huclsonville Bus GRETHEL STEGINK College Prep. Course Class Secretary 2 Choir 1, 2, 5, 4 Operetta 3 Footprints Staff fLiterary Editor! Forensics 1, 2 Biology Club 2 Knitting Club 1 Sewing Club 3 Social Club 3, 4 lSecretary 33 l23l jov SIETSEMA College Prep. Course Alben Bus IKENE STEGINK College Prep. Course Girls' Chorus l Christmas Card Campaign 4 Forensics 2 Operetta 3 Physics Club 4 Photograph Club 4 Sewing Club 3 Social Club 3, 4 QVice President 4l Howmua SLLQNK College Pres. Course Class Presi ent 4 Choir l, 2, 5, 4 Echo Staff 4 Forensics I, 2, 3, 4 Operetta 3 Biology Club Z Physics Club 4 Photography Club 4 jr. Red Cross Rcpr. Norma STRABBIN College Prep. Course Biology Club 2 Photography Club 4 Social Club 3. 4 Graafschap Bus 2 3 G .1 f' -of Z NX ' ff 'i N S' ' S MARILYN TIMMIERMAN PHYLLIS VANDER BERG College Prep. Course College Prep. Course Holland High 1, 2 Choir4 Social Club 3, 4 Band 2. 3. 4 Biology Club 2 CLARENCE JULIUS VANDER VEER VANDER ZWAAC. College Prep. Course College Prep. Course Operetta 3 Operetta 3 Biology Club2 N. B. C. Bus Chess Club 3 Zeeland Bus EARL VANDER PLOEG College Prep. Course Operetta 3 Biology Club 2 Photography Club 4 Chess Club 3 CORNIE VAN Loo General Course Class Vice President 1 Operetta 3 Biology Club 2 Chess Club 2 l24l HAROLD VANDER PLOEG College Prep. Course Operetta. 3 Biology Club 2 Photography Club 4 Chess Club 1, 2 Art Club 3 Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4 BELVA VAN TATENHOVE Commercial Course Girls' Chorus 1 Echo Stal? 4 Biology Club 2 Commercial Club 4 iTreasurerl Social Club 3, 4 LAVERNE VANDER PLOEG College Prep. Course Class Vice President 3 Choir 3. 4 Operetra 3 Christmas Card Campaign 4 Forensics 2 Bology Club 2 Coll 2 RUTH VERDUIN College Prep. Course Baxter Christian 1 Class Secretary 4 Choir 2, 3, 4 Operetta 3 Physics Club 4 Photography Club 4 Social Club 3, 4 lPresident 31 1 Ni? '7!w 49m SHIRLEY VER STRATE College Prep. Course Hudsonville I Sewing Club 5. 4 Social Club 3, 4 Hudsonville Bus LEON Voss College Prep. Course Operetta 3 Footprints Staff 4 lPhotography Editorj Forensics 2 Photography Club 4 HARVEY WESTVELD College Prep. Course Ofneretta 3 A ben Bus jo ANNE WALCOTT PAUL WALLINGA General Course College Prep. Course Social Club 5, 4 Olperetta 5 Drenthe Bus A ben Bus RENETTA WITTINGEN ROSALYN ZOERHOEF College Prep. Course College Prep. Course Biologv Club 2 Choir 3, 4 Social Club 4 Onperetta 3 Alben Bus Biolo y Club 2 fzs SociaFClub 3. 4 PHYLLIS WEENER Commercial Course 3 4 Assistant Librarian Commercial Club 4 lVice President! Social Club 3, 4 N. B. C. Bus 'GEM 2 Si. R 4 Q. is Peter Van't Slot lPresidentl, Lois Veltkamp fSecretaryJ, Connie Michmerhuizen tTreasurerJ, Herbert De Vries CVice Presidentj. Initiative and ability are the main assets in attaining success. The Junior Class has already proven that it possesses these qualities. Ability has been shown by the large number participating in various extra-curricular activities. Several are Band members, and thirty-four belong to the Choir. They are also well represented in the field of sports, having four members on the varsity basket- ball team. In our Student Council, they have two officers and three representatives. Initiative has been shown by the junior Class in their projects for raising funds to sponsor the annual junior-Senior banquet. Every member has done something to make this class a success, but without the help and guidance of their faculty sponsors, they could not have attained this goal. Absent from the following group is Edgar De Vries. l 26l Shirley Albers Joan Alderink Eleanor Altena joan Bareman Ceola Bekius Marilyn Bierma Louise Blystra Theressa Bolt Barbara Borr Donna Bosman joan Bouman John Bouwer Pearl Brat Dale Brouwer Beverly Daining E. -I. Deters Donald De Vries Herbert Dc Vries june De Vries Vlfilliam De Vries Alvin De Weerd Crystal De Weerd Florence Driesenga Hester Dykema Marie Dykliuis Donald Dykstra Robert Dykstra Arloa Geerlings Ruth Geerlings Marian Gelder Maxine Gerrits Bernard Haak Byrle Haan ,tt fn - , TY. ,Ln X .,.,.. 4 X .B i t ,. , IN Q Q t ,AQ l-1 'S' f 5 5 ,K if X ... ., f Ql fga tesfk ' . lfwit 2 V' 'L N- - ee fs ' Q , ,.:,,,...,, . ,.,, ,.,.... I .. ,. , Fit l27l Wwi 4. ,W xg ii iix X , B - '..g ff' in i iff r . i mi gr Ji F-tix a X V E Gm 1950 N51 uniafut Us Alvin Heerspink Delores Heetderks Joyce Heetderks Henry Holstege Evelyn HlllZCI1gH janet Huttingn Nelson Jacobs Ruth Klingenherg Frank Kooistra joe Kramer Carla Kole Kenneth Lambers Hannah Grace Lenters Carl Lynema Carol Mnrcusse Juella Mast Doreen Menken Howard Menken Connie Michmerhuizen Charlotte Mulder Marian Nyhof jean Nyhof Betty Otten Antoinette Overbeek Arlene Overbeek Bernard Potgeter David Rhoda Mary jane Rosendahl Nelson Rotman Donna Robbert I.aDelle Schaafsma Adeline Schreur Lois Sjnarda Shirley Staal - Mary Ann Steenwyk Marjorie Stegink Myra Stegink Joyce Steketee Donald Schippers Henry Telgenliof, Jr. Harvey Ten Harmsel Gracile Ter Horst Florence Teune Hillis Timer Ruth Topp Norman Unema Joyce Van Den Berg Lyla Van Den Bergc Earl Vander Meulen Helen Van Halsemu jean Van Huis Avert Vannette Paul Vannette Shirley Van Rhee Anna V:1n't Slot Peter Van't Slot Lois Veltkamp Frouwina Vergeer Lloyd Ver Hage Shirley Vryhof junior Wesseldyke Marian Windemuller' Donna Wyngrxrclen Peter Yff Elsa Zwiep Carolyn Zylman if E -Q L I ii xi K . 5 1 1 IH R ix MM gggii' 'ga 55 S mwry .,.. wmp is 'i-Mm? ' gi -e 'hw' - i - u :.:, li in , V 'il 1 . i D, .P .,-, S x Iz. E ,, 5455 is ': 'i ' ' 'jen SSS? 1-f RMy,j el AL' QQWEM ,,,,, 'iwW1+iiwS '-i1 , .25 - .., s ...,:x:. V QQ, : ,ff- f g ,wQw, ,ow QW? sewn iyniww Qifi? i i,lr I if . , l .,.r 2 Eriiff' i f :.' ' r, U ' ..-- S ' R yQQiK?hLHWvMggMV9V ',., SWEQS Y? :limit i291 t!!I, 2 -wry nerr fgQ.,+pLi r,e , 81444 of 7950 Sapizamaae Ulawi Calvin Bolt tpresidentj, Anita Le Febre tTreasurerJ, Genevieve Keuning tSecretaryl, Kenneth Knott fVice Presidentl. The Freshmen class which entered the halls of Christian High in '47 has developed into a promising Sophomore class. Their entire enrollment amounts to one hundred forty-seven members. This enrollment tops all others of the preceding years. The members of this class prove their talents by participating in Choir, Band, and various sports. They have seven members in Senior Choir, eleven in junior Choir. They have several members in both junior and Senior Bands. They are well represented in sports and they also compose the entire Biology Club. Prospects for the future look promising, providing the hard work is continued. Lastly, but not least, they wish to take this opportunity to thank the sponsors of their class, who have helped in many ways to make this year a successful one. Absent from the following group is Norman Lam. l 50 l Stanley Alberda Rotha Alofs Dale Altena Edwin Altena Willard Arens Marilyn Bareman Agnes Beagle Milton Beelen Lloyd Beyer Kathryn Boerman Lloyd Boerman Calvin Boersma Paul Boeve Calvin Bolt john Bos Lillian Bos Robert Bos Wzirren Bosman Bruce Bournan Geraldine Bouwer Gilbert Bouwer Ben Bouwman Ralph Bouwrnan Ellen Branderhorst Wallace Bratt Patty Brieve Berdella Brink Kathryn Brink Floyd Brower Shirley Bush Leona Busscher Kathleen Buursma Harvey De Boe jim De Kock Lester De Pree jean De Vries john De Vries Glam of 1951 31 Sopfnamaaai .A-L.. ,A X 32 Shirley De Vries Warren De Vries Annette De Weerd Spencer Dreyer Joyce Driesenga Viv ian Dyke Neil Dykstra Marie Geenen Lois Gemmen Marvin Genzink Alvin Geurink Gene Gort Shirley Grassman Alvin Haveman Robert Del Dale Hoffman Heetderks ores Hoek Paul Hoeksema Norma Hofstra David Holkeboer john Hoogstra Alice jipping Harvey jalving Jean jipping Ruth Kerkstra Genevieve Keuning Pearline Kiel Harvey Kiekover Alfred Kietzman Bertha Klamer Roger Kleis Gerald Kok Kenneth Knott Sherwood Kok junior Koning Joyce Koops Marilyn Koster Gladys Kotman Kenneth Kragt Roger Krikke Hazel Kruithof Joyce Lampen Sidney Lanlcheet Marla Lanning Anita l.e Fehre Jeanette Machiela Jarvis Markvluwer Kenneth Marlink Erwin blast Kenneth Mast Daniel Meyer Phillip Michmerhuizen Bernard Mulder Helene Nyhoer Hazel Nyhof Roger Nykamp Donald Oosting Joyce Overkamp Shirley Uverweg Josephine Phillips Donald Piers Verne Robherts Edwin Roels Roger Rotman Calvin Sall Laverne Schippers Leona Scholten Gordon Schreur Betty Schut Carolyn Slenk Hazel Smit BeatriCe Smitter Gerald Strablning Paul Streur Elma 1951 if- dal pfi 1 :SRE .,... 'tm x 0484- amid i541 Alice Tamminga Hazel Tucker Lois Vander Heuvel Patty Vander Bie Clifford Van Der Hulst Donna Vander Kolk Marion Vander Wzlll Eleanor Van Dyke Mildred Van Dyke Geneva Van Haitsma Beatrice Van Loo Marjorie Van Ry Ronald Van Slooten Wanona Van Tatenhove Della Van Wieren Roger Van Wieren Lois Ver Strate Luella Wabeke Marilyn Walcott Melvin Walcott Henry Walters Paul Walters Gordon Wassink Hershel Weaver Mary Lou Wedeven Norman Weener Doris Westenbroek Dorothy Westveld Ted Wierda Norma Wincleinuller Dale Wolters Mary Wolters Paul Wolters Shirley Wolters Anna Ruth Woodwyk 4 Elm Charlotte De Pree QVice Presiilentj, Marcia De Grant tSeCretaryl. james Kok tPresidentJ. Pauline Meeusen 1Treasurer-Ahsentl. Of the many students attending H.C.H.S. this year, there are one hundred and thirty-three Freshmen. In September they were formallyf ?j welcomed into the student family of Christian High. Since that time they have taken interest in various activities. They have many students in the band, choir, and basketball reserves. They even have a cheerleader rep- resenting them in sports. It can truly be said that this Freshmen class is off to a grand start at H.C.H.S. Absent from the following group are: Peter jonker and Clarence Koenes. t55l 4 i. 44- 'W 1 x i i46l 1 qfzwifunen Howard Albers Garietta Arendsen Delores Austhof Walter Ballast Edna Beebe Frank Beltmun Arnold Blauwkzunp Roger Boer Arloa Boerigliter jay Boes Mary Lynn Bontekoe jack Borr Doris Bos Myrtle Bosch Bonnie Bosmu Barbara Brenner Myra Brieve Alma Brinks Lila Brower jay Brummcl Lois Bulthuis Harriet Bussies Theressa Cnossen john De Boer Murcia De Graaf Josephine De Haan Cliurlotte De Pree Alvin Deters Marilyn De Wfccrd Anthony Diekema Siiruli Dykhuis Marilyn Dykstra Martin jay Dykstra Laverne Edewuaixls Peter Elzingil Gerald Gurvelink Rose Geerlings Cornelia Gecncn Lucille Gort Evelyn Gras GIGM of 195.2 Wilhrli' Haak Mary Hoeksema Erville Hoeve Ken Hofmeyer Eleanor Hoogland Alverne Hop Hazel Hulst Joyce Jaarda Patricia Jacobs Ronald Jacobs Gertrude Jansen Earl Kalkman Maxine Kievit Della Koeman Jim Kok Eloise Kortering Harris Kortman Shirley Kraai Rolland Lamhers Willis Lambers Roger Lumer Elaine Lampen Shirley Langejans Arthur Lanning Joyce Lanning Donald Le Poire Arlene Mannes David Marcus Pauline Meeusen David Meyer DLDZIHHC Meyer Charlotte Michielsen Norma Morren Marvin Nienhuis Juliana Overbeek Norma Palmbos John Petroelje Geraldine Phillips Robert Plaggemars William Prins 37 .. '. -it m i X slip Q ei . : -ll i ' 'pi s1tiiH Ljl'llf 'L-P Q. ,. f 'ii. i .,-- as l1 ,ii- ii-X . a SQ- gi .q, ,i - A K i .K S ,V v , li , A7...,..ir D 'gltii 'i ,E 4 'Qi qaealzmen Williaiii Rhoda Richard Ribbens Anna Rieniersma Myra Rooks In In Roger Rottschafer , Dorothy Scheerhorn X ::,: f-- M , :... 1 il Jerome Schipper QSM i I 'i 5 3 J Paul Schrotenboer lf: s id, . E Ken Schuitema Gordon Sluiter A HAH, I, ,,::,P, I Beth Smith 1 ji Allen Stegenga John Stegink Paul Sterenberg A Vivian Sterenberg Irwin Streur Janice Sturing 'sure ' Marvin Ten Harmsel AlCl16'l Vanden Heuvel . Robert Ter Haar 'W' l ike Marcia Vanden Bosch Raymond Van Der Hulst Phyllis Van Der Veer Marilyn Van Der Wall Shirley Vande Vusse Donald Van Dyke Paul Van Faasen jane Vannette Betty Van Wie1'ei1 Shirley Van Wfingeren Joyce Ver Beek Marie Versendaal Betty Visser Donald Vork Alden Wlalters ., Chester XXfarner y Harold Wfassink V f 5 A, Austin Weilvei' 2 ..:, , ti' Doris Westveltl ffl Robert XX!ierda A E Cornelius Witt r H Marilyn Wittex'en ., ----v as ' i m .D Roger Witteveii za. Qt? .. X ,V Clarence XX'uerful ' i'rj -ffjg f' Charles Yff f38 -1. Q I 4 Yvonne Vlfybenga ' 1 . ,Y Roger Zoet l CJIJALSESEIS j':'E-1 If-,-5-I ' ' 1 , -ff ' i j ' lvl 'W CII I .N':' n I way! if-TL . 3 4 1 ,'f g TFP- . gv4z 41- '- '- su gflrzfh,--..T.-i --- 1- , j 1, , X MY' 4 x ' z XSS' X f Q' A x X xxf ' I I K Iii' ,.fQ,,- X Q' Y I f 5 rri K X ff, X My I - X w dX.v fmw x4X X . X VW ' X f aff W Vf :ff 3 f'- Xfx , 2.1-9 rg ' X' . ff ij xhfxxb 'X Xx K fWN'f4 Xf X YQ N if N N X Ylfffl fic X gif 2 A 1 f M K XX f V Vx N, f N N 2 X f V il Ns' i NN 'f V' i fx . KN R x xx. X f' S X and-.rumr MQW iii! BIBLE Vfisdom is truiy imparted to the students in this ciassroom. Very interesting dis- cussions urise, and eniightenment is brought upon many phases of Christian iiving. A ' ' ' morai weitare of every student is given by Mr. Bratt and Guidance for the spirituai and Mr. Hietbrink, our Bible instructors. BIOLOGY Webster says, 'Bioiogy is the study of hte. How very truei For the atmosphere is hir from dead when there are frogs to be dissected or nice iuicy worms to be examined. ' ' ' ' ' ' ' at work over their microscopes certainiy gives one a beeing these young Pastcurs teehng ot great nccompiishment. MATHEMAT M.1tlzenmtic.x include Alvcbrl Pl gt 4, une Geometry, Trigonometry, and more zzdvzlnced study ol' Algehrrt and Solid Geometry. Students taking these courses are almost com- pelled to burn the midnight oil. But take heart: there is ll certain satisfaction that ac- coinpanies it finished assignment. Al2lfllC'lHLlflLkS is fun and helpful to all those who dili- gently Apply themselves. Mr. DJll1lSfI4l is the lklathemzltics Instructor. TYPING Lets start with the warm-up drill now. Readyfxagsldkfjghfjdlcslagf' As you can X?'t'Y'lI1lJglI'll'.', this is the ltealdquzzrters of our commercial department. This class is always Ll IC Tllg. Seriously though, il good typist is the result ot' constant practice and capable instruc- tors. Holland Christian has two of the finest of which to b Miss Grevengoed. oast, Miss Veltmzm and Q X .BW WW X wg? ,M 'fiv- is t WAN' ,semis PHYSICS Did you ever see some Seniors running up and down the stairs as fast as they could? W'ell, don't become itlixrmed. They were just Physics students trying to calculate their horse-power. Seriously, the 12 boys and -i girls who compose our Physics class are diligently ex- ploring the mysteries of meclmnics, heat, light, sound, and electricity, under the able direction of Mr. De Vries. Malte way for these future Christian physicists .' WORLD HISTORY Wlorld history classes are tremendously interesting, especially with Mr. Kuiper 41. teacher. Stud' is made eonfernin r the advzlncement of the neo vles and their countries . l . 5 1 J. , . . Many interesting stories surround those early days and Mr. lxuipers spree and st add much to the class. Reports are given and t' 'l ' ories :me y diseussions held. S BAND i' tion of its new maestro, IN r N . Robert XY'ecner, has The Senior Band, under the cirec . . compieted another successtui season. The band gave two concerts during the year. one in the taii and one in the spring. it aiso entered in the Vfestcrn Michigan Band and Urchestra Festivai heid in Grand Rapids. 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'TJ 'A U 'I '71 X-1 '73 Q. 2 E E-' D.. 3 P' LJ ,- E .E f- LJ L-4 'Ti E o .. c: E Q. :fx .J . .-L' U amd P i-4 A .J F' E 'E OH nd c bn 'S - U f.: fi.. -Q- f:.o VCU an C1 .C gi 'J C f-1 .O cs A concert was LJ f-1 E .LC U 9 5 pg . vu U .-. r- CI 4.1 usscmbl CJ LJ L.. .C 4.a sphool 5 were held usic for thc In CIICC P111 Their furnishcd ,-4 ,-4 nuary 'Ia 'fu 11 LJ 8-4 if :.-N L4 P3 'G L-4 S' U vu .J T V7 :, 'J L. .2 A E L- 'Q L1 1.1 r: U T2 YW J I- D. '6 O ic! C. r: Eg ,,.- f-'E me --,.1 Cl? Ev? .JO Em OF E 'UE Siu.. mil U L- 3 no 8-44-J .., yum EE :- ACL. X-'LJ 1' 'Ugg cw: 4... L: -.LJ J... Eu 1212 HE .im L-4 :E Qc .2 Uri .-Es: EQ FI LJ :L it .sn A-... A-'A 'S DHS 0-32 'ii . Ca. and g 'J Hz: 0.2 .20 .E 'U g: 'J QT, -D.: EF v' E-1-5 th U F First low: Arloa Boerigter, jane De XX'eerd, -Ianice Sturing. june Third row: Lloyd Boerman, Erville Hoeve, Clarence Wiieitel, Robert 'l'iinmer. Beidella Brink, Janice Staal. XVierda, Martin Dykstra. Herschel XX'eaver, Roger Naber, Norman Schnl ten, Lois Ciemmen. XVarren De Vries, Daxid Schreui, Ronald Ylatiilws, Second rowi Carl Holkeboer, -Ioan Kole, Kenneth Volkema. Austin Bill Haak, Roger Zoet. WVFSIVCV- M2H'7 l'Y Uv VITUN .l4l Vi5 M1U'kVlUWU'v Pllul Vllmlff lick- RUIJU Standing: Mr, XVeener. Calxin Langeians, Ben Bouman, Harxey De Dale Nykamp, Dale Xklilteis, Althea Vanden Hemel. Gene Curt. Hoe. UNIOR BAND Our junior Band has thirty-nine members. Thirteen of these are from our junior High and twenty-six are from our Senior High School. january ll our school gave its annual Winter Concert in which this band took part. In April they gave their Spring Concert and in May they plan to take part in the Tulip Time activities. Their othcers are Rover D. N kam , President: Ben Bouwman, Vice Preside-nt1 and Althea Vanden 1-Ieuvel, . . . . 5. . Y P . Secretary. Their librarian is Crystal De Weertl and their property managers are Ken Volkema and Paul Vander Leek. UNIOR CHOIR The Girls' Choir was organized as a result of the large number of students who tried out for Senior Choir because they desired to develop their musical talents. This speaks well for our school, showing that the line art ot' music is being developed and appreciated by our students. Under the capable direction of Mr. Baas, who is our teacher of music, the Girls' Choir meets twice each week. The purpose of this organization is to develop the musical talents of the members and tit them for singing in the Senior Choir. liiist Rim: lieth Smith, ,luyce jaarda, Lila Brower, Izdna Beehe. llimuland, Betty Visser, Lois Bulthuis. Delores Huek. Myra Biiext. Vix- Rieneviexe Keunlng, Ciharlutte Michielsen, Marilyn Bareman, lilnise Koi' ian Dyke, Yvonne XY ybenga, Doris Yfestenliriiek. tt-ring, Mary Iain XVL-deven, Marilyn Bierema. Beatrice Van Iam, Shirley 'I-mu' ROW. -lllwrcmd Cnmwn. Malik Vwscmlxmyl hm Lwmlmrlp lX'4'1 - Arllm H '- glU'- 'l'heress.i Bolt, Shiiley XX olters, Marie Dykhuis. Cherie De Piee. ,lnyce Second Row: Phyllis Schemper, juyce Kimps, Joyce Lanning, .lane Vanden llergl. Ciarietta Arendsen, Bonnie Bosnia, Beatrice Smittei, lixe- Yannette, Maxine Kievit, Cornelia Qieenen. Marilyn Dykstia, lileanui lyn Grass, lilurence Teune, Helene Nybiier. ,lnytt Overkanip, Mr, Baas, i48l Frist Row: Bernice De Haan. Shirley Pousma. Beidiene Schut. Iileanor Bos, Marjorie Pott. Miss Vander liugten. De Vries. Dmutliy I.okker'. Marty Blystra, Irene Stegink, Ann Knoll. Ruth U Y K l3x'kstra. Norma Strahhrng, Connie Bnersmg, lhlrd Row: -Ioyce Sclirotenboer, Rosalyn Zoerhull. Harriet Lukers, Mar- 'smumj Row: ymmnc wfalum Shirlcy VH Smut ROW Stcunwvk Al.. jury Brink. Muriel litterbeek. Marilyn 'l'irnrner'ru.rri, Delores llc-ctderks, lc-ne llrmgland. Arloa Arends. Arlene De XlC'eer'd, Phyllis Wfeener, Iiimimiym lilarne Hoeie, Ruth Verduin. .loan Kragt. Faith Bos. Charlotte lloumari. Dyke-ina, l'larr'iet jalving. Belva Van Tatenlioye. Cirethel Stegink, Marilyn Domtlry Kaashoek. SENIOR GIRLS, SOCIAL CLUB The Senior girls again organized a social club with Miss Vander Gugten as sponsor. Meetings were held once a month, at which various topics were discussed. Programs and refreshments were also enjoyed. The members of the Club went Christmas caroling. and plans were made to sponsor a Mothers' Tea in the spring. These social meetings promote a bond of friendship among the girls. The President of the Club is Mary Blystrag Vice President, Irene Steginkg Secretary, Ann Knollg Treasurer, Dort Lokker. BIOLOGY CLUB The Club is open to any Sophomore taking Biology. The members work on various biological projects. At the meetings, films are shown which deal with science. The members of this club also exhibit their various projects. The purpose of the Club is to broaden the students' activities in the field of science. The Biology Club members wish to thank Mr. I-Iam for his helpful guidance and direction. Biology Club oihcers are: Sherwood Kok fliresidentj, W'allace Bratt fVice Presidentj. Benny Bouwman QSec. and Treasurerj. lfirst Row: laiis Vanden Heuvel. Della Van Wier'en. Joyce Koops, Van Loo. Shirley XY'olter's. Berdella Brink. Shirley Overweg, Patty Vande: iieneva Van Haitsrna, Genevieve Keuning. W'allace Bratt, Marie Geenen, lime. Carolyn Slenk. Mary XVulter's. Pearline Kiel. llc-ri Bouman. Kathryn Hoerrnan. Sherwood Kok. Marilyn Whilcott, Marilyn Third ROW: Alvin Hnvcmlm. Bcmmlj Mulljcr lplnykj HI.mm.cr Huh MSM- Mfhlvsn BUUNHH- Nr' Ham- rrecrrrer-ks, ciarvrrr Bari. Milt lleelen. Ron via srrraien. Nt-ri Dykstra, Second Row: Verne Robbert. Iiddie Roels. Dale Hollman, Paul Hoek- Roger Krikke. Stan Alberda. Hog Nykamp. ,lilll UL' Kwik, Bula INS. Hel'- serna. Nonie Van Tatenhove, Marian Vander Xlifall, Marla Lanning, Beatrice schel XVL-aver, Dale XVolter's. Paul XX'oller's. Calvin Sall, I-491 Row I: Leona Iiusscher, Iillen Branderhorst, Della Van Wieren. Joyce Lampen. Alyce jipping, Alice Tamminga. Norma Wlindemuller, Marilyn Bareman, Genevieve Keun- ing, Arnes Beagle, Kathleen Buur- sina, liiidys Kntnian. Josephine Phil- lips, Shirley Overweg. Row Z: Pat Brieve, Marla Lanning, Pat Vander Bic, Geraldine Bouwer, .lean jipping, Hazel Tucker, Kathryn Brink, Mary Wolters, Marie Cieenen, Hazel Kruithof, Nnnie Van Taten- hove, Joyce Koops, Pearline Kiel, Mary Wecleven, Miss Vander Gug- ten tspunsorj. Row 3: Marian Vander Wall, Joyce Overkamp. Beatrice Smitter, Rotha Alofs, Berdclla Brink, Helene Nieboer, Annette De Weeril, Shirley Wolte1's, Mildred Van Dyke, Donna Vander Kolk, Carolyn Slenk, Doris XVestenhroek. Luella Wzxhake, Bea- trice Van Lon. KNITTING CLUB Due to popular demand, a knitting club was organized during February, 19119. At their first meeting, approximately forty girls turned out. The purpose of this club is the promotion of fellowship among the girls as well as to provide a useful and interesting hobby. The capable sponsors of this club are Miss Vander Gugten and Miss Gerritsen to whom much appreciation is expressed at this time. Officers of this club are: Shirley Overweg fPresidentj, Leona Busscher fVice Presi- dentj, Marjorie Van Ry QSec. and Treas.j. Row 1: Hannagrace Lenters, juel- la Mast, Connie Miehmerhuizen, Shirley Staal, Marian Wincleiiuulder. Ceola Bekius, Ruth Geerlings, Pearl Bratt, Arloa Geerlings. Row 2: Mary Anne Steenwyk, Ar- loa Arends, Elsa Zwiep, Mary sane Rosendaal, joan Bouman, Char otte Mulder, Betty Otten, Myra Stegink, jean Nyhof, Donna Vlyngarden. Row 3: Mrs. Bareman, Shirley Ver Strate, Rose Marie Steenwyk, Joanne Bateman, Helen Van Halsema, Lois Sjaarda, Frankie Vergeer, Ruth Klin- genherg, Anna Van't Slut, Doreen Menken, Mrs. Heerspink. Row -l: Crystal De Xxfeerd, Evelyn Huizenga. Louise Blystra, Lois Velt- kamp, Carla Kole, Marie Dykhuis. Hester Dykema, Ruth Topp, Marian Gelder, Florence Teune. SEWING CLUB This club is held each Weclnesday after school and is open to all junior and Senior girls. Its purpose is to teach members how to sew. Wliile learning, the girls are making some of their own clothes. The instructors are Mrs. Bateman and Mrs. Heerspink. Through their patience and instruction, the club is a great success. All the girls feel a deep appreciation for their time and work. E501 Row I: Shirley Vryhot, Arlene Houglantl. Phyllis XX'eener, Belva Van Tatenhove, Anne Knoll. Miss Cir'ex'er1goev.l. Row 1: Dolores Langelans, Arloa Arends, lilaine Boeve. Dolores Heet- derks, Lorraine Dykema, joan Kragt. Clmrlotte Bouman. COMMERCIAL CLUB Under the capable leadership of Miss Grevengoed, a Commercial Club was again organized. The purpose of this Club is to train the girls for future otiice work. Interest- ing programs are arranged by the program committee consisting of Lorraine Dykema and Arloa Arends. The programs have included a speaker, a moving picture on Telephone Courtesyf and selections of readings from the group. Meetings are held once a month. The following officers were chosen: President, Ruth Dykstrag Vice-President, Phyllis Weenerg Secretary, Ann Knollg Treasurer, Belva Van Tatenhove. liirst Row: Gordon lirevengoetl, llowartl luinbeis. Paul Hoven, Roger lloer, Arthur Lnnning, Mr. Kuiper. Second Row: Henry Telgenllof. jr.. Avert Vanette. Vern Rolwherts, Bob Scholten. Clarence Vruuler Veer, Hill De Vries, Dale XVolters, Third Row: junior Koning, Uil- hert Bouwer, Paul Stieur. Calvin Bolt, Henry llolstege, llllfl Vander Ploeg, Don Kiel, Peter De Vries. Fourth Row: Niel Dykstra, lllll' vey 'l'en Hnrrnsel. Nelson Iaeohs. Charles Aarderna, Preston V Kool, Cilenn Petroelle. llarold Vander Ploeg, john llouwer. Paul Vanuette. CHESS CLUB Checkmate. This is the word each member of the Chess Club likes to pronounce at the meetings. Witli Mr. Kuiper as sponsor, a group of boys meet to further their knowledge of Chess. The officers of this club are: john Bouwer QPresidentQ, Donald Kiel fSecretaryJ, and Nelson Jacobs fTreasurerj. lill First Row: Howard Lambers, Paul Boven. Joyce Schrotenboer. Erwin Koop. Gordon Grevengoed. Second Row: Bob Scholten, Irene Stegink. Ruth Verduin, lileanor De Vries. George Hoekstra, Mr. De Vries. Third Row: Peter De Vries, Hugh Koops, Charles Aardemx, Howard Slenk, Glenn Petroelie. Don Kiel, Hairy Mulder. PHYSICS CLUB The Physics class organized a club to explore some of the mysteries of science. Their lirst project was the assembling of little electric motors. Then the club took a trip through the Bell Telephone plant. One meeting was spent in racing jet cars. The club is greatly indebted to Mr. De Vries, their advisor, for his enthusiasm and novel ideas. Club oliicers are: President, Paul Boveng Secretary and Treasurer, Joyce Schrotenboer. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Again this year a club was formed for Seniors interested in Photography. During the year, the members saw films on Photography, listened to an interesting lecture on cameras, and took man ictures of school activities. The develo ed and U . Y P 1 Y P printed the pictures themselves. They also made pinhole cameras. The members certainly appreciated the capable direction of their sponsor, Mr. De Vries. First Row: Eleanor De Vries, Marilyn Bos, Don Kiel, Harriet jalving, Peter De Vries, Erwin Koop, Norma Strabbing, Irene Stegink. Second Row: Leon Voss. Mr. De Vries, Howard Lambers, Ruth Verduin, Marty Blystra, Harold Vander Ploeg, Donald Baker, Gordon Grevengoed. Third Row: Bob Scholten. Glenn Petroelie, Charles Aardeina. Preston Kool, Ray' Naher, ,lack Dykema, George Hoekstra, Andrew Kragt, Earl Vander Ploeg. T531 First Row: Eleanor De Vries, Shirley Pousma. Liiethel Slegink. Rosalyn Zoeiholl. Arlene lloogland, Mai- jorie Pott. Marty Blystra, Ruth Verduin, Dorothy Lnkker. Muriel litteheek, Arlene lie XY'eeid. Faith lim, Dorothy Kaaslmek. Connie Boersma. Second Row: Mr. De Vries. Clarence Vander Veer. Floyd Heerspink. Laverne Vander Ploeg, Paul Xvallinga. Marvin Padding. Hugh Koops. Don Kiel, Andrew Kragt. Harold Vander Ploeg. Gordon liievengoed. Howard l.amlvcrs, Leon Voss. Third Row: Bob Schulten, Roger Plasman. Lilenn Petroelle. Charles Aardema, Herbert Olten, Preston Kool, Howard Slenk, Ray Naher. Iiliner Lokers, .lack Dykema, Harvey Xvestveld. Farl Vander Ploeg, .lulius Vander Zwaag, Norman Ro7ema, Cornie Van Lou. OPERETTA The date: May 28, 1948. The place: The Wornans' Literary Club. The occasion: The 49ers entertained the Seniors of 19-18 at a formal banquet. The decorations and the numbers on the program were in keeping with the Spring Song theme. The highlight of the program was the rendition of the operetta, Pirates of Penzance directed by Mr. De Vries. A wonderful time was experienced by all there present. CHRISTMAS CARD CAMPAIGN The class of '49 broke all existing records in the Christmas Card Campaign this year. The Seniors sold 355,500 worth of cards, affording a net profit of 31,600 Mr. Bratt was the sponsor. The business manager was Don Kiel. The team captains were Irene Stegink, Preston Kool, Floyd I-Ieerspink, and Laverne Vander Ploeg. First Row: Laverne Vander Ploeg, Preston Kool, Donald Kiel, Floyd Heerspink. lrene Stegink. Second Row: Ruth Dykstra, Cirethel Stegink. Dan De liiaal, Donald Baker, Mr. Hratt, l55l First Row: Connie Boersma. Irene Stegink, Marjorie Pott, Martha Blystra, Ruth Verduin, Joyce Schtotenboer, Shirley Pousma Second Row: Mr. Pott, Hugh Koops, Jerome Deters, Howard Slenk, Herbert Otten, Laverne Vander Ploeg. SENIOR PLAY Curtain time! Curtain time! Yes, this cry kept ringing in the ears of the play cast on April 21 and 22, the nights of their performances. It surely must have been heard by the townsfolk too, because the crowds were enormous. The play, The Closed Door, is a three act comedy drama. It portrays the story of two families who have again come to be friends after a long period of hatefulness. Issy Cohen and Marion Mudge supply the comedy, while Louise and Portia Grey carry on the drama. Their wonderful production was the reward for their fine co-operation and the able direction of Mr. Pott. CHARACTERS Portia Grey, a young lawyer ---- Louise Grey, her blind sister - - - Ida Arnold, housekeeper in Grey's home - Mrs. Langwell, a wealthy widow - - Marion Mudge, who loves to borrow - Celia May, beautiful but dumb - - Doctor Winslow, who lives next door - Roger Winslow, his son - - - Issy Cohen, out to make a dollar - - Guy Graves, an adventurous young man - A Passing Stranger ----- I54l - Marjorie Pott - Shirley Pousma - Martha Blystra - Connie Boersma - Irene Stegink - Anne Knoll - Hugh Koops - - Herbert Otten Laverne Vander Ploeg - - Howard Slenk - Jerome Deters First Row: Mr. Keuning, Norma Xvindemuller. Connie Michmexliuizen, lileanor De Vries, Connie lloersina, Belva Van Talenlmve, Ann Knoll. Second Row: Calvin Bolt, jean Nyhof, Carol Marcusse, Ruth Ann Topp. Martha Blystra. ,loan Krapgt. Mary Roscndahl, Donald Kiel. 'l'hird Row: Henry Holstege. joe Kramer, Dan De liraal, john llouwer. Howard Slenk, Preston Kool, llhaxles Aardema. This past year has been a successful one for the Echo staff. A bigger and better paper was put out for the students at Christian High. At the beginning of the year the start agreed to try to edit a paper that would compare with other large high school papers. On the very first issue, the Echo received the Quill and Scroll award, making it a member of the International Honor Society for High School journalists. THE STAFF Editor - - Connie Boersma Assistant Editor - ------- Dan De Graaf Assembly Editors - - Ruth Topp, Mary Rosendahl, jean Nyhof Sports Editors - - - Henry Holstege, Preston Kool Music Editors - - - - Howard Slenk, joe Kramer News Reporters - - - - Connie Michmerhuizen, Carol Marcusse General Reporters - - Chuck Aardema, john Bouwer, Norma Wincleintilcler, Marty Blystra, Eleanor De Vries Circulation Managers ----- Don Kiel, Calvin Bolt Typists - - - - joan Kragt, Ann Knoll, Belva Van Tatenhove Sponsor - ----'-- Mr. G. Keuning ECHO STAFF l55l aaofltpfzinfd Sid!! LITERARY STAFF Standing: Corrine Kfnossen, lxl1ll'l0l'lC Pott. Mr. De Vries. Seated: Joyce Sclirotenlvoer, Cirethel Stegink. BUSINESS STAFF Standing: Mr. Hietlwrink. Preston Kool. Seated: Herb Otten, Paul Bovcn, Glenn Petroelje. ART AND PHOTOGRAPHY Preston Kool. George Hoekstra. Ray Nabct. Here it is---The '49 edition of the Foot- prints! The very capable editor of this book was George Hoekstra. You can be sure that his task was neither light nor carefree. Work was his word to the staff. He was assisted by Raymond Naber, Grethel Stegink, joyce Schro- tenboer, Marj Pott, and Corrine Cnossen. Dan De Graaf, with the help of Elmer Lokers, took care of the art work. Leon Voss, assisted by Erwin Koop, managed the abundant amount of photography work. Mr. De Vries was the ef- ficient faculty advisor to the editorial staff. Preston Kool, the business manager, had charge of the financial matters. He and assis- tants, Herbert Otten, Paul Boven, and Glenn Petroelje, collected the necessary funds. Ruth Dykstra, Elaine Boeve, and Charlotte Bouman served as typists. Mr. Hietbrink capably advised the business staff. And what is the reward of all the long hours of work of the staff? The best Footprints ever published l TYPISTS Standing: Erwin Koop. Leon Voss. Seated: Dan De Graaf, lilmer Lokers. l156 Charlotte Bouman, Elaine Boeve, Ruth Dykstra. , Q s Z X li! ' 4: xkkxiiif. M 'Xf'Vi'q XX X MJ' W X ,PX X--4' -5' . 1 '-A - Y, ' f ff mm EX bf 71 Y' X XRXY ' - NN .eff X ' 7 ,.?r?f, X xx f' , Q, ' 2 X ' ff - V Q ff xk 2,1 E I 'Q 'X n '- ' -- -- -f ,Yi N L 'T y 1 , ,, K 4' -i 2 , x K4??i5?A 1:f Aff T' 5 A X K X- 1ZA 4? 3 fi! 4 ' 9' QJH ,fglw gl Y . -YV. ,, K QW WA , .iff--1-!,IJP j - Y- ill-:f-:,,- H g - - ' . zffuf K! h if , 4, gg ,.'-.l ' Q Y Vi .. , T-Q Y fy f?a.- :if ,' Y ,, Yli N- Y- S ' --is- ii--2 --. 'V' L-Ara , A ' 4 5 f'A'5?14 5-129' M 'Q -2 wg, Q- . I LN. ggsamigqww Mgfiwye ff? 142 K Y F 1: GE RALD LS KOR Ca -QU - GQRD Cob ON CRW E NGOED 'Ir 'A' ir Having completed another interesting and successful season of basketball, our thoughts go back to some of it's highlights. December 21, Our team beat St. joe, 36 to 315 january 14, Zeeland bows to Christian, 44 to 28g February 11, Fremont is edged in a thrilling game, 42 to 415 March 2, Allegan is dropped from the tournaments by our team, 53 to 33. To whom goes the credit for this? To the loyal hard working fellows on the team and to our coach, Mr. Tuls. We have reason to be proud of this team whose high spirits and endeavor to win have reaped abundant rewards. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE We They Dec. 10 Fremont ----- 23 28 Dec. 17 Grand Rapids Central - - 28 20 Dec. 21 St. joseph ----- 36 31 Dec. 27 Kalamazoo Christian - - 37 22 jan. 4 Allegan ----- 47 49 jan. 6 Grand Rapids Christian - - 29 32 jan. 14 Zeeland ----- 44 28 jan. 21 Western State - - 29 44 jan. 25 St. Augustine - - 20 45 jan. 28 St. joseph ----- 28 37 Feb. 4 Grand Rapids Christian - - 32 47 Feb. 8 Western State ---- 31 43 Feb. 11 Fremont - - - - 42 41 Feb. 17 Allegan - - - V 41 38 Feb. 22 Grand Rapids South - - 32 37 Feb. 24 Zeeland - - - - 30 14 529 556 DISTRICT TOURNAMENTS Mar 2 Allegan ----- 53 33 Mar. 5 South Haven - - 28 32 81 65 l59Il Standingi Tony Diekema, Bruce Bouman, jim Kok. ,lack Bunn, Dale llntiman, Mr. Ham, Arthur l.anning. ated: Slnerwuml Kok, Ken Knott, Dave Holkehucr, Hen liouwmzm, Ralph Bouwman, lid Altena. jim Schipperx. RESERVES This year our reserves gave us an excellent preview of what our varsity will be like next year. Led on by the high scoring Bouwman brothers they came through with a record of six wins to eleven losses. This may not seem to be too good a record, but the scores will prove that these games were far closer than the record may indicate. To this team goes our best wishes in the future, and congratulations to their coach, Mr. john Ham. Dec. Dec Dec. Dec. jan. jan. jan. jan. jan. plan. Feb Feb Feb Feb. Feb Feb Feb. Fremont - - - Grand Rapids Central St. joseph - - - Muskegon Christian Allegan - - - Grand Rapids Christian Zeeland - - - Western State - St. Augustine - St. joseph - - - Grand Rapids Christian Western State - - Fremont - Muskegon - Allegan - - - Grand Rapids South Zeeland - - - l61l They 37 Zl 38 46 27 30 35 25 32 39 40 25 22 37 25 37 38 First Row: Charlotte Michelson, Althea Vander Heuvel, Eleanor De Vries, Pearl Bratt. Second Row: joan Bouman, Mary Rosendahl, Connie Boersma, Miss Vander Gugten. Third Row: Leona Busscher, Doris Westfeld, Charlotte Mulder, Arloa Arends, Harriet Jalving, ATHLETIC SISTERS There are twelve girls at H.C.H.S. who can be called, literally, the sweet girls. These Athletic Sisters sell candy at basketball games. As a reward for their services the girls receive a free ticket to the games but they all say its the fun they have that makes it swell to be an Athletic Sister. CHEERLEADERS Hard workers at a basketball game! How they can lead the yells! We'll give our team credit for winning but we mustn't forget our cheerleaders, who keep the team aware of the school spirit. Carol Marcusse, Roger Boer, Erwin Koop, Shirley Staal. l62l Standing: Preston Kool. Glenn Petroelie. Herbert Otten. Don De Vries, Kneeling: lilxnei Lokers. Charles Azlrdemgr, Harold Vander Ploeg. Roger Nykamp, Bulw Scholten. Ray N.1lvei, Pete De Vries, liloyd Heerspink. IN TRAMURAL FOOTBALL This year we have a new addition to the sports section. It is intramural football. All classes took part in this event. The class of '49 emerged as the champions, The Senior eleven had four victories and no defeats. l65l -'Max M Rr sf i New 2 -2 Q M1-H '36 41 f . x?wfQE.5 ' A 12 SCHOOL LIFE ff f f f' ll if MMG? X . - ul X xvx l X X555 . 4 ..k :Xxww f X 4 bf i ' FMUSNX 'WI ! f f '- , s , M- ,J 1 . X , ,L V - S sf , F ff fl 1 'Q l ESHI1 7Ql.,f X30 2 5 I' S'lT'ia.w Ill ,Q 'HWS I 4 l qu HW lf' Ex: X N. V' ,f AA- X Wy' X4 ITEZJ Sl ' ,-f:2:.1-2 WW? S, J '2 WM X , X-f , ' A f I , 5 y X xx x X lag, , y A L if f I -Q A ,f I R f Q ,Q if - . ' 1 .f ' 1 C gf WCW? Q 7 9 10 13 16 20 CALENDAR of EVENTS SEPTEMBER Doors open for registration. School begins. Time to settle down. Moviesf Reaching From Heaven. An alumnus speaks in chapel - Etts Klienjans. Band entertains on cruise of the S. S. South American. Monday again f- Back to School Blues. Freshmen Reception 66 OCTOBER Freshman Reception Oh, what's going to happen to them? P. T. A. Honest, Ma, I wasn't that bad. Mr. Hietbrink rewarded by students for -10 years of faith- ful service. f-Teachers' Institute Happy day! Report cards. Gemme Il quar- ter for every 'A', Pop? Campaign speeches for Student Council. Presidential Election DECEMBER Gideons distribute New Testa- ments. Cheerleaders try out. Let's give a big 'Yea Team' ! fBowed to Fremont in tirst game, 28-23. -Beat St. joe 36-31. Gettin' better. -Christmas assembly. Christmas vacation. Merry Christmas everybody. 2.5- 25, 26 8-12---Education Week. 11- 16- 19-- 2-1-- NOVEMBER 1---Mock election. Students sup- port Dewey. S---Movies---''Legend of Sleepy Hol- low. Spooky, wasn't it? Open House. Parents follow the schedules. First meeting of the Footprints staff. Enutf said! Movies- God of Creation. Student Council Assembly. Thanksgiving Day program. -Thanksgiving vacation. Gob- bk,gobbk!H Beginning of Basketball Season Seniors go tu Lansing wi JANUARY 5-Back again. Ready to carry out New Year's resolutions. 4--Lost to Allegan. -i9--17. XVhat a heart-breaker. 6-G. R. Christian put one over on us 32-29. 7- -Underclassmen pictures are taken. Look this way, please. 11-Our bands give a concert at Holland High Auditorium. 1-1--Swamped Zeeland vi-i-28. l7, l8, 21-Lost to Western State Hifi-39. I9--Exams. Cramming time. H- -Report cards. Second semester begins. Turning over a new leaf. FEBRUARY Christmas Card Campaign Ban- quet. Topped all other records by selling 353,335.05 worth. Dutch Chaplain Sillevis-Smit speaks in chapel. -Teachers' Institute. Good day for skipping. --P. T. A. Called on the carpet again. -Beat Fremont in a thriller 42-41. --Lost to G. R. South in a real battle 37-32. -Patriotic Assembly. I pledge allegiance . . . Card f..uny-.ugn Banquet Senior Masquerade APRIL All girls' party. Exclusive fSpring Vacation. Short but sweet. -Ready for work again. Time certainly marches on. fStudents enter the Regional Orchestra and Solo Contest. P. T. A. Oh, not again! Good Friday. Students were dismissed at noon to attend Services. Senior Play, The Closed Door. Big day for Seniors. Senior Play. H. H. S. Audi- torlum. MAY 5iSenior girls entertain mothers at a formal tea. 6-Spring Choir Festival. 1-1fState Choir Festival at Lan- 18-21 2 71 30-- 31-- sing. Choir returns with flying colorsf' --Tulip Time. Haven't we got a peppy band? Jr. Sr. Banquet. Did you ever see so many pretty girls? Memorial Day. No School, Good-byef' Honors Assembly. Senior Skip Day. All blue ex- cuses, for a change. l6S1 9, MARCH Put Allegan out of Tourneys 53-33. Happy Holland fans. South Haven edged us out of the Tournaments 54-28. Our spirited team takes the defeat in its stride. Prayer Day observance. Senior Costume Party. JUNE 1, 2-Sr. Exams. 3, 6, 7, 8-Underclassmen exams. 7fCommencement. Seniors face the world alone. 4 ' N ty SX 7:-S , Us-fl: V- lj 49 ,A -- .. , E1 4.3 X - 7' 't' ' - xl' :Y ,-4' - gg Y gifigki is . 3Q Q M UAV' , X i 2 if I KMC-H3 fiiwff S ,. 3 gw vgigigwig uw 1iinVI'innmm.w.k, M Nt ,ai -QI' iw -nf O 'Aw QR 'Ir i' l FS' To the Graduates . . . OUR WISH THAT DIVINE BLESSINGS BE YOURS . . . from the college that is built on the same foundation as your Christian Elementary and Secondary school! Calvin College . . . Grand Rapids, Michigan PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS! Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs . Gerrit Baker Mr. and Mrs. COMPLIMIENTS OF SENIOR PARENTS Onie Aardema Henry Arends B. J. Bazuin Rev. and Mrs. H. Blystra Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Henry Boersma Russell Boeve Dr. and Mrs. Bert P. Bos Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. Herman Mr. and Mrs . John De Vries Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Fred Bos Cornelius Bouman . Gelmer Boven . Bert E. Brink Otto Cnossen Clarence De Graaf Gerrit De Haan Deters Martin De Vries . john De Weerd Nick Dykema Mrs. Grace Dykema Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dykema . Wm. M. Dykstra Henry Etterbeek Philip Goodyke . Clarence Grevengoed Fred Heerspink Louis D. Hoekstra Frank Hoogland . Andrew jalving . Peter Kaashoek Lambert Kiel Arthur Knoll . john G. Knoll . William Kool, Sr. Harry Koop Edward K. Koops Herman Kragt Mrs. Jennie Kragt Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs . George Lokers Mr. and Mrs. . Herman Lambers john Langejans Herman Lemmen john Lokers Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Cornelius Lokker Mr. and Mrs. . George Mannes . Clarence Mulder Arend Naber Leon Nykamp . john Otten Mrs. Dora Padding Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit Petroelje Mr. and Mrs. Edward Plasman Mr. Arie Potgeter Mr. and Mrs Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs . William Pott R. H. Pousma Claus Prins Peter Prins . Charles Rozema Henry H. Scholten jerry Schrotenboer john Schrotenboer George Schut O. Sietsema Ed Slenk . Gary Slenk Mrs. Anna Steenwyk Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs . Clarence Stegink . E. Stegink . Richard Strabbing Milton Timmerman E. Vander Berg A. Vander Ploeg John Vander Ploeg Leonard Vander Ploeg . Walter Vander Veer Harry Vander Zwaag Mrs. Helen Van Loo Mr. and Mrs. Edward Van Tatenhove Rev. and Mrs. Henry Verduin Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Chris Ver Strate james R. Voss Bert Walcott Louis Wallinga . John Weener . Roy Westveld . john Wittengen Harvin Zoerhoff 72 SPONSORS AUTOMOTIVE VER STRATE FARM SERVICE Hudsonville, Michigan VER HAGE MOTOR SALES NORTH HOLLAND GARAGE MAIN AUTO SUPPLY GREY AUTO SUPPLY KRONEMEYER AND SCHIPPERS llth and River STAM'S SUPER SERVICE Pure Sure Lubrication NORLIN'S STANDARD SERVICE 9th and Central DEUR'S SUPER SERVICE Be Sure with Pure DIEPENI-IORST'S GULF SERVICE Zeeland, Michigan FYNEWEVER'S SUPER SERVICE OTTAWA AUTO SALES MANNES SUPER SERVICE DETERS AUTO CO. Packard Sales and Service Ask the Man Who Owns One WEST END GARAGE Zeeland, Michigan KNIPE'S SUPER SERVICE 'k 'k BEAUTY AND BARBER SHOPS L. ALTENA BARBER SERVICE LOKER'S BARBER SHOP MARLINK BARBER AND BEAUTY SHOP PERSONALITY BEAUTY SALON WHITE CROSS BARBER SHOP VARIETY F. W. WOOLWORTH MCLELLAN STORES CO. S. S. 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Voss - Art Visser w 1 HARDWARE, PAINT AND ELECTRICAL BOERIGHTER APPLIANCE SHOP Compliments of KALAMAZOO SALES AND SERVICE NIES HARDWARE TEERMAN'S HARDWARE CO. PLAGGEMARS HARDWARE Paints, Glass, Gifts, Toys 15 West 16th St. Phone 3706 GAMBLES STORE DOZEMAN REFRIGERATION Sales and Service, Commercial and Industrial 4 4 INSURANCE FRANKLIN LIFE INSURANCE CO. W. J. Olive, General Agent Kenneth V. De Pree, Assoc. Genl. Agent E. A. Stegink - Agents - Benj. Lemmen VISSCHER-BROOKS INSURANCE AGENCY Insurance of All Kinds THE NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. Arthur A. Visscher, Peter Marcusse, Agents The Dividend Paying Company of America BEN VAN LENTE INSURANCE WOLBRINK INSURANCE AGENCY SIMON BORR INSURANCE AGENCY Complete Insurance Service Simon Borr - Vern Tuls RAVEN-KRAMER-RAVEN Real Estate - Insurance BOB TOPP INSURANCE AGENCY It's Topp's for Insurance 52 W. Sth St. Phone 7668 'A' 'A' PROFESSIONAL DR. E. J. BACHELLER, D.c.-PH.c. J. J. BROWER, D.D.S. F. F. DE WEESE, D.D.S. W. HOEKSEMA, D.D.S. c. LOEW, D.D.S. J. A. LUBBERS, D.D.S. H. J. MASSELINK, D.D.S. DR. J. PIEPER Optometrist DR. AND MRS. STERENBERG DR. AND MRS. T. TINHOLT DR. P. R. VAN ENENAAM, D.D.S. 'k 'k RESTAURANTS CELERY CENTER CAFE STAR SANDWICH SHOP DUTCH MILL RESTAURANT CUMERFORD'S RESTAURANT HOFFMAN'S RESTAURANT THE SNACK SHACK RUSS' SANDWICH SHOP Taste Tells the Tale CITY KITCHEN 74 I SHOES AND CLOTHING LOKER'S SHOE AND CLOTHING LOKKER RUTGERS CO. FRENCH CLOAK STORE Modern Hat Shop Little Miss Service THE BOYS SHOP WESTRATES VAUPELL'S MEN'S SHOP P. S. BOTER CO. Clothing, Furnishings and Shoes UNEMA'S SHOE SERVICE BOVEN DRY GOODS Compliments of ALEXANDERS 'A' 'A' MISCELLANEOUS BUSH AND COOPER LOCKER CO. Hudsonville, Michigan VANDE BUNTE BROS. Buyers and Shippers of Onions, Celery, and Carrots Hudsonville, Michigan SHADY LAWN ELORIST 35 Years of Artistic Floral Service 7-UP BOTTLING COMPANY OF WESTERN MICHIGAN SUPERIOR SPORT STORE NICK DYKEMA, TAILOR TEN HARMSEL TAILOR SHOP WAGENAAR FLOOR COVERING Phone 462, Zeeland ZEELAND RECREATION ALLEYS Glenn R. Buter, Prop. WAYNE FEED STORE Phone 267, Zeeland TOWNLINE POULTRY FARM 106 114 ZEELAND FARM CO-OP. Grain, Feed, Coal Supplies Zeeland, Michigan WEST SHORE TRADING CO. HOLLAND PRINTING COMPANY Fraternal Printing Our Specialty EBELINK FLORAL SHOP Phone 9496 Say It With Flowers VER LEE FUNERAL HOME W. 16th St. Phone 2482 Compliments of SUPREME CLEANERS W. 16th St. Phone 3811 MODEL LAUNDRY Odorless Dry Cleaning FRIS BOOK STORE Everything for the Office HOLLAND BOOKBINDING CO. HOLLAND AWNING CO. Awnings just a Shade Better SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO. LOUIS PADNOS IRON 84 SHEET METAL CO. BULFORD STUDIO Portrait Photography 52 E. 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V21 Compliments of UNITED MOTOR SALES KAISER - FRAZER CARS H . . . and . . . WILLYS - OVERLAND PRODUCTS i' ,k 733 MICHIGAN AVE. -- HOLLAND, MICHIGAN S'lll'llElIlCllE'lIFllEllE'IIV.6IX1'iI IIHIIIIUIIIS PRINTING HOU SE. DC. Holland,Mich. LUN CHES MEALS SODA FOUNTAIN Vogue Coffee Shop 205 RIVER AVENUE Mike and Kay, Proprietors Compliments of Edw. Holkeboer General Contracting Q' D gi 6 PHONE 3517 51 EAST 14TH STREET 51781 Compliments of THE HUDSONVILLE BOX AND BASKET CO. LTD. HUDSONVILLE MICHIGAN De Kock Motor Sales Better Cars at Better Prices 15 S. Elm Street Always a fine selection of used Cars ZEELAND MICHIGAN Class of '49 -- Congratulations . . . . a jine Annual WHEN IN ZEELAND VISIT DE PREE'S PHONE 2171 ZEELAND MAYCROFT AND MacEACHRON MOTOR SALES Home of Lincoln-Mercury in Hollana' PHONE 66768 16-22 W. 7th ST. 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World's Largest Installers of Home Heating and Air Conditioning Systems WARM FRIENDS OF CHRISTIAN HIGH I83l i Compliments of WASHINGTON SQUARE MERCHANTS HOLLAND, MICHIGAN Plenty of Parking Space R. E. BARBER, INC. Where Service is it Habit 159 RIVER AVENUE HOLLAND, MICHIGAN Compliments of VANDENBERG AUTO SALES River Avenue Sixteenth Street QUALITY MILLWORK 8: LUMBER CO. NICK BROUWER, OWNER Complete Building Service Lumber - Millwork - Building Supplies - Paints - Hardware OTTAWA BLDG. - River Avenue and 3rd Street PHONE 3546 X841 VER HAGE TRACTOR SALES HUDSONVILLE, MICHIGAN TRACTORS Q JEEPS THRESHERS FARM IMPLEMENTS Boys, we can supply you with implements So you may plough the fields and scatter The good seed o'er the land, But it is fed and watered By God's almighty hand. He sends the snow in winter, The warmth to swell the graing The breezes and the sunshine, The soft refreshing rain. Psalm 104:13-15. nk ir Compliments 0f ROOKS TRANSFER LINES, INC. 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