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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1950 volume:

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N. is Xu f 'xxx xx Ya XXX - , 5 XP x mfafi ' w D Ex K 618905 5 xx .J U J f f---1 Pr., ir ir 'Ir We are building, ever building Upward, far above the stars, Looking back, we see behind us Footprints that the past unbars. As we build, we keep before us Godls pure Light upon our Way, That our footprints may to others Be a guide throughout the day. ir X I I Q Qi M 'QTJPSG7' ffffrx I W Q X f N5 'N j .A 41, X A Igfj' KN U ,ff-7' rx CQ, X Nl Q If Q3 L7 I wa f1f.g,-sei QC Q CL blzfvfgfv 2 T' 2 f 5, f 2 'il ii I Nj 1 In IV L 1 '51-B Lf E31 I ll 3 Z5 1 E I iill ' l 'H A Ei F lls l ' 1 L WE, i. 1-' 1 746 FOOTPRINTS 7?50 PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS of the HOLLAND CHRISTIAN HIGH SCHOOL J vw fm 464, M me awe geaecadftie mu The aim of the Christian educational system is to assist the students in building sturdv structures for future use. Of primary importance was the formation of a firm foundation, based upon God's XY'ord with Christ as the chief cornerstone. Instru- mental in this building were all those who taught us, whose careful planning and guidance enabled us to proceed with the framework. The lamp of knowledge at times may have flickered, but this glimmering flicker has only burst into a brighter flame. XY'ith the talents God has given us, we must always be refueling this lamp of knowledge so that its flame may continue to rise u pward. Now, as we are about to leave our Alma Mater, each one in his own field must continue to build around the framework already completed. To attain this high goal - - above the stars - - will be difflcultg but, we shall continue striving to build habitations in which God is pleased to dwell. W'ith the plan of the Master Builder to guide us we shall, in building, be of service to God and our fellow men. 5 ' r lx t uf X5 X y 4 X Q i t , ,e f Z X Y imma. i i5x1xe.is V o f if f Z X X ewes? fi 5 e R, -Se --4 .. ,Qs-f X I if ' ii --'-'- 25 -l U s - J.-- ,y,.: 4 ,fe w T ' K 'if'-T' r V 'K f ffff KWH!! Effff .s if .gf-e eff K i sg E2 ei. . J ,P df! -fi Clif if ,.,.-- 1-f wj' V W -..wg --ff ff ' ' -S , i ,sift ,'l' 1' it Hanleala X' 1. Admmimafifm- Page 11 f 5 d Pg 17 t qt 5 Cl P 1 5 A P1, 5 l 5 Sp Pg, rs X 'K Q CY -7 . l 1 . .r ,hJ , 'i 11i 1' 'W' ll' K1 f A 3 Y 'W Kia. LIQU4' 1 f Lf V1 V' 4' V 7 1 ful 7 ,T L. fl TN 1 r- 1 1 L1 L ,' L f I if-F L L gf-.V,,,,. L- .3,,.-f nur, il il .aw .af 2 mid' ST I-'DY HALL -yypjyg, RQQBI OIR ALI-IA. I-IKIER LAST vlwf f A 3NO'f sf' 'X ,,. .L THE OFFICE BIOLOGY ROOM XY INIER VIEXY ir 'A' if ir ir 'lr ir MR. HENRY KUIPER for four years has proved to be invaluable in the educa- tional system of our high school as social science instructor, as faculty adviser of the Student Council, and as our junior class sponsor, With his leadership he has combined kindness, thoughtfulness, and sincerity. His classes were unforgettable-his musical contributions, his stimuli to lively discussion, and his informative and highly interesting lectures in which he directed his students always to build above the stars. In recognition of the faithful fulfillment of his duties, In appreciation of the voluntary tasks he performed in addition to his duties, and has capacity as friend-adviser, We, the class of 1950, dedicate to him this volume of the F00l'lZ7l'f7Zl'.Y. i 7 l If tyiiitt -,I 1 F! 1:7 X? z45cwe S T gy i 5 HUNT!! I ' 371-7- Q 1- I 5 .L 4-Z' 1,51 YA 1547 X 44 : 'V ' 'G r 'I iq. il xy. lv LAUW iwr V7 gn up ! ' 1 V W w b Q op, 'ij gin fw U- ' Eg X Ju A551 N . lp' Z my Q 'QPU J 03- 85 N 4 ' , MW ' .5 1 if T val' as v .. my A4 gggib UU I F MWWVWQ oo U ' -Q.. -- hx. ,fn H - r-yi ..- is i 7 4 A, Aff 1 5235 wer! A A Qi, Am ? U' '.::'. kc. Ufartu-', U .fr 5N' llr MAQ gif, :lf ' F ff . H .J70 rs- 5' UJ M' jew ,I 1 A LLM, 0 1? V Wk. K u , - f zfgi gfvivfgm' fd MaggiEW 'Q5QrfxT Agmwmzam From the time of writing out the first absena tee excuse in the morning, until long after dis- missal in the afternoon, Mr. Raymond Hol- werda is busy with school activities. Besides being interested in the Student Council activities and all the other school organizations, he is also active in the political affairs of our city. The genial man often seen around school in the morning and at certain other times is none other than our financial agent, Mr. Wfilliam Pott. Of those on this page he is perhaps the least known to the student bodyg but he plays a very important role in our school. The charming otlice girl known to the stu- dents as Lucy is Miss Lucille Bouwman. She is known for her friendliness ani willing k b' .ff M af ness to help others at all times. Besides being busy with her duties in the oliice, she is very active in alumni affairs. as V Perhaps not known personally to many students but nevertheless taking a very important part in our school life are our two custodians, Mr. John Westerhof and Mr. William Dykstra. They are the ones who keep our school clean and our campus one of the most beautiful spots in the city. To these members of our Christian High School sys! tem, we, the Senior Class of 1950, do devote this page in recognition of the many ways in which they have aided us in our high school education. In leaving we wish them Gods choicest blessings and hope they will spend many more years of service in Gods kingdomg and if possible in our own school system. IK K Q We W- W f EDITOR-IN-CHIEF BUSINESS MANAGER john Buuwer 'A' EDITORIAL STAFF Standing: Miss Veltman lAdviserJ, john Bouwer, D D kst on y rap Seated: Lois Sharda, Evelyn Huizenga, Carol Mar- cusse i' ART STAFF Barbara Burr, Elsa Zwicp, Antoinette Overbeel-' -L irtiiltiii chool life would not be complete without the appearance of the school annual. he 1950 Foofprifzzr is proud to pre- sent itself as the product of long, yet satisfying hours spent by the Staff members. lthough time passes swiftly, the Staff hopes that this annual may prove interesting both now and when we are carrying out the blueprints in later life. oremost in the minds of the Staff members has been this ideali the biggest and the best edi- tion of the Foofprifzlr ever! ond memories of Holland Christian High School will ever be re- called by this-the 1950 Foo!- prifztf. TYPING STAFF Shirley Albers, Charlotte Mulder, Carla Kole I io 1 Yi as. u..-vf ' Herbert De Vries i' ADVERTISING STAFF Standing: Norman Unema, Herbert De Vries, Mr. De Vries, Adviser Seated: Alvin De Weerd, Henry Holstege. E. I. Deters 'k PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF Lloyd Ver Hage, Dale Brouwer, XVillian1 De Vries 1 , 1 , ,x A ,. , M N H, ., .:. , 15.5, ,', L I Y ,, 1 . I M K ,. D Q In A w , 4 4,. f. ' 1 1 ,.:.,' ', U , -- wx U , , mx, fl,-,., ,ffr 1 , My K JV., ,. 1,1 1' , 4 c i .li ,M ,b 4 .-1 , -X ,,.. fx.,-.Q 14 , ,- Y' 11 'PWM -, 'mi' . -. . Q. , ff J. f . , ,N V, C K+' f -' - u' -,V ' J- ' SWL, Q- .xwv .. 4 A . 'M Y. Nz, fr LC. il' PQ ! ,fm .. .f .f, I 3.3, .fl', 'eg 4 .,1.x , ,, X., -.,-,. W '- -if-.,: 4. r fy- 53.3 . J. .'. 'P' . VV, 4, ' l,,y.,4 ,A . , M K Sh 'Q fM5f1o'c!fdD'Th.4VE1'BW,5'WlI'fU ir 'A' . 11 leaf- 1 x . cf. w s-'e xcl 'ew Top Row: Mr. B. J. Staal, Mr. R. Vander Meulen, Mr. P. J. Baker, Mr. W. H. Boer, Mr. R. Pool. Mr. G. J. Van Wyke, Mr. H. O. Rottschafer, Mr. H. H. Windemuller, Mr. R. Plaggemars tassistant secretaryj, Mr. C. J. Westenbroek Ind Row: Mr. 1. jonker trreasurery, Mr. T. Hoeksema tsecretaryb, Rev. L. F. Voskuil tpresidentb, Rev. O. Breen tvice presidentj, Mr, J. Zwier tassistanr treasurery. 7 gmac! The School Board of our Christian schools is a very important and essential organiza- tion. Theirs is the important duty of securing for the student body capable and efficient faculty members, as well as a very ardent and God-fearing Superintendent. Much credit is due them for the completion of our new modern South Side School. They help to make our entire Christian school system what it really is. We thank our God for our faithful School Board and wish them God's choicest blessings in their future endeavors. f13l if if is 'A' i' 'A' ,f Dear Graduates: Four years ago most of you and I together began a new experience-four years of joy and sometimes of sorrow and disappointment at Holland Christian High School. I have been permitted to witness many evidences of your spiritual, mental, and physi- cal progress since 19-16. One glance at your pictures as freshmen in the 1947 Foot- prints alone reveals many changes. Of course, the Lord willing, time will reveal even greater changes. Some of you will continue your schooling while others will begin your life's work. Remember that as Christians we are always representing Christ. We can not all be in the full-time service of our King but we should always show our love for Him. Remem- ber to continue ' '.... in the things which thou hast learned and hast been assured of, knowing of whom thou hast learned them. Now it is time to say goodbye. As we part one from the other, let us keep in our minds and hearts the promise of the Lord in Psalm 1213 namely, He that keeepth thee will not slumber. This Psalm has been a favorite of God's children from old. They would read it at the beginning of a journey, or on any day which marked some important event. For all of us it holds the warm assurance that all our going out and coming in is under the watchful eye of our Heavenly Father. Jehovah bless thee out of Ziong Even He that made heaven and earth. Sincerely yours, Bert P. Bos, Superintendent. l15l MR MAlxNlN BAAS AM AB M11 IILRO BRAT1 AB MR LOUIS DAMSTRA, AB. MR. JOHN DE VRIES, AM AB As students of a Christian High School, we feel deeply indebted to our faculty for teaching us all things in the light of Gods Viford. Although the faculty includes many different person- alities, the one ideal of developing a meaningful material and spiritual knowledge in the lives of the students has motivated their teaching. Miss sum c,mviNc,oio AB MR JOHN HAM AM AB MR JAMILS n1nTBR1N1q, AB. MR. HENRY J. KUIPER, AM AB 4 l 4 ' Q N MR CLARENCE POTT. AB. MR. MARINUS POTT AB MR MARVIN SCHANS AM AB MR ARTHUR TDLS AB By their attitudes. their insight into the subjects taught. and their personal interest in each individual student, the faculty of Holland Christian High School has shovvn its devotion to Chris- tian ideals. They have created in the hearts and minds of the students a de- sire to build above the stars, upon things eternal. XY'e, as students, shall therefore strive to build from the blue- prints which the faculty has drawn up. MISS GERTRIQDE VANDER MISS ERVINA VAN DXRE AB M155 j1:ANI:TTE VELTMAN AB MR ROBERT XX EENER MM AB GLTGTEN, BS. ln ,, .......... AQ Top row: james Kok, Peter Van't Slot, Anthony Dielcema, Sherwood Kok, John De Boer. Second row: Connie Michmerhuizen, Marie Geenen, Betty Van Wieren, Paul Vander Leek, Ruth Topp, Patricia Nonhot, Shirley Bouwman, Norma Lokers. Seated: Mr. Kuiper lsponsorj, Calvin Bolt, Henry Holstege, Lois Veltkamp, Elsa Zwiep. 0 Although the Student Council has been in existence only two years, it has already become an integral part of our school. Under experienced guidance and with capable orhcers it has become an efficient and smooth-working organization. The goal of the Student Council is to improve relations between the students and the administration-a job which it has accomplished with marked success. The students of Holland Christian High School have welcomed a student administration in which they are represented and to which they may make recommendations or flle complaints. Already the Student Council has assumed .many of the duties previously administered by the taculty and Mr. Holwerda. Through the Student Council, students receive valuable training that will enable them to assume the responsibilities of our democracy success- fully. The Student Council has organized the Pep Club, conducted clean-up campaigns, and sponsored drives for the Red Cross, March of Dimes, and National Union of Christian Schools. They were also instrumental in organizing Career Day. Officers this year are: President - Henry Holstege Vice President - - Calvin Bolt - Lois Veltkamp Secretary - - - Elsa Zwiep Treasurer -------- The faculty adviser who devotes much time and energy to the success of the Student Council is Mr. Henry j. Kuiper. l 16 l U ll ll lf ' BOOK SH EL VES tud2anz lJBRRRY . , - Muzi' . genzzlgo To - W 'gl ' I J WM , 1 'I ,' 'V f' ..f4 fl. rg A i f ,Q le ff' wif . . . Q Ni .ff -1 , OH JIO S3fl73HS . ,MS U. ., , -- . I . ,I W Y V t5w,5.1 ,bi . -, - - . y , , , ,,g ,W-.,Ij ML! ' ,., V N , X ' M . ' 1 , 1. Yi!! ' I ' ' . N-x.,.,-. -, r' N N. 4. j ,, up 1 - Charles Dykstra President Norman Uneinu Vice President Helen Van Halsema Secretary Ruth Tnpp Treasurer ir 'A' ir ir CLASS MOTTO They build too low who build beneath the stars CLASS COLORS ' Blue and White CLASS IILOWER American Beauty Rose CLASS SPONSORS Mr. john De Vries, Mr. james Hietbrink, Miss Jeanette Veltman U31 SHIRLEY ALBERS She hm a Jzveet, ulfmctizfe hind of grace. Commercial Courseg Choir 3, 4g Footprints Staff iTypistl 4, Com, mercial Club tSecretaryl 43 Mis. sion Club 41 Social Club 4. JOAN A. ALDERINK The truly gefzerour if frzzly 1,l'i.fE.U General Courseg Biology Club 2, Commercial Club 4: Social Club 4. ELEANOR ALTENA Life if no! life ,zz .zll zvilhouf delight. Commercial Course: Choir 1, 2. 5, -tg Color Guard 5, 4: Corn- mercial Club 4: Social Club 4. JOAN BAREMAN She uexrf a Ifdff of lozeli- zzerf. azieelefylj' Jhout her ihozzldeigrf' College Preparatory Courseg Choir 2, 5, 45 Special Music 3g Biology Club 2: Art Club lg Sewing Club 5, -ig Social Club 4. CEOLA BEKIUS A quiel girl, hut qzziie ez girlf! College Preparatory Courseg Choir 5, 45 Pep Club 4, Sewing Club 3: Social Club 4. W C, f an is X E! . W f, yf M, it-2 Q Q X , . f l S M W fw ydxycl X 1 xi , ff f0 S KW, X 5 f ,QW 0 1 E 5 f f Z ' X ,. Z fs xf f., hf MAROLYN BIEREMA She hui' L1 hlizdl-3 .ipirif .md la frfeirdly air. College Preparatory Course, Grand Rapids Christian High 1, 2 g junior Choir 33 Sewing Club 4 Social Club 4. LOUISE BLYSTRA P41fie12I, flill, and full of ,good will. General Courseg Pep Club 43 Bi- ology Club 25 Commercial Club 41 Sewing Club 33 Social Club Vfreasureri 4. THERESSA BOLT Thy modefty if a candle to thy merit. Commercial Courseg Choir 43 junior Choir 5g Echo Staff fTyp- istl 4g Biology Club 21 Com- mercial Club 1Vice Presidentl 43 Mission Club 45 Social Club 4. BARBARA BORR There gmfefnl rzclr, lhore thozmvzd derezzriei' that daily flou' from all her zvordr Vzfzd iIL'llU7Z.f.'l General Courseg Choir Z, 3, 45 junior Choir lg Special Music 2, 5, -lg Footprints Staff fAss't Art Editorl 45 Windn1ill5 of Hol- land 3, 41 Pep Club 41 Mission Club 43 Sewing Club 43 Social Club 4: Competent Typist Pin Award 35 Senior Play 4, DONNA BOSMAN A good hem? if worth g0ld. ' GeneralCourse :CommercialClub-ig Social Club 4. JOAN BOUIVIAN 'Trieizdly arliozzr bmi' L1 lovely 1'ace,Jf.' General Courtiti' Choir 5, 4, Windmills of 'I-lolland 3, 4, Pep Club 41, fAtliletic Sister! l, 2. 5, 4: Biology Club 2, Com- rpercial Club 4: Art Club 1, 23 5CWlHK Cl!-Il! 3, -ll Social Club l. .IUHN lrl. BOUWER ll rrle1', ifuf1.1!t'r. .1 num! galil, I1 jnfnit' lllL'Nl!lL'7' nf l'.nli,nm'fll. College I'rep.irntoiy CIUIIISCQ Stu- tlenlt Council- Z, 'Hg l'imtprints bull 1lttlitoi'-in-Cililell -lg lftlio bt.lll -I, lAss't litlitor! 41 De- lwglte liL'lllII -lg Forensies 5, lg XVolverine Boys' State Represen- tulne lvj Biology Club tpresi- dent! 2: Physics Club -I3 Chess Club Y, 5, 4, Pliotogiapliy Club I. PEARL BRAT Here ii tr dear mm' U1n'1nl!'mnf Uwe friend. Commercial Courseg Biology Club Z5 Commercial Club 4, Pep Club 4, lAthletic Sister! 5, 41 Sewing Club lip Social Club 4. DALE H. BROUXWIZR NimHe lbvllgbli mu jump bulb frm! and iw. College Preparatory Course, Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Footprints Staff iPho- tograpby Editor! 43 Ilcho Stntt tPhotography Editor! 4, Pep Club 4, 1Pep Band!g Biology Club 2, Physics Club -lg Chess Llub lg plllJlIJp.Il'llPlIy Club I. I5liVERl.Y DAINING Quia, iizzfere. and .flzrtrgi frfelzcflif' fommtrtiil Course Hiolo fl ib 4 , I a .3 gy , i Z3 Commercial Club 4: Sotial Club 4, W' , eggs.. 5 5555. .,ii. EBEN -JOHN DETERS 'l'1frc wmlzifilry ii' c',N'Ul1l'l7f from fwfr. General Course: Hudsonville I, Footprints Sturt 1Atlverrising! 'lg Biology Club 2. DONALD DE VRIES F1'iendJ are bowl, not made. General Course, Band 1, 2, 3, 4. HERBERT DE VRIES There ii 120 gwzizzi' in lift' like Zbe geniui' of energy mmf Lzflizfil-ii. College Preparatory Courseg Class Vice President 3: Student Coun- cil Zg Choir 1, 2, 5, 43 Band 1, 2, 5, 41 Special Music 4, Foot- prints Staff IBusiness Manager! 43 Debate Team 4, Cheer Lead- er 5, Biology Club lVice Presi' dent! 23 Physics Club 4, Chess Club 33 Photography Club 41 Fo- rensics 4. WILLIAM DE VRIES 1'!lHllU14 fi lhe berzllfo of Ifae mul. General Course: junior Band 1: Footprints Staff 4, lPhotography Editor! 3 Chess Club 1, 2, 33 Pho- tography Club 4. ALVIN DE WEERD Hi,i mind, hir lzifzgdomf fair zrilf. fwfr f.11z'. General Course: Footprints Stiff 4 tAtlvertising!. CRYSTAL DE XWEERD Her burnirbed copper fuzif ir cl benuliful flame abou! ber fare. College Preparatory Course: Hud- 50l'lYllC 1: Class Secretary 23 Junior Choir 2g Band 3, 43 Bi- ology Club 25 Sewing Club 31 Social Club 4g Senior Play 4. . 1' l fel FLORENCE DRIESENGA A comrade blilbe and full of glee, ll fJ0 defer to laugh our loud mid hee. General Courseg Commercial Club 4g Social Club 4. HESTER JOYCE DYKEMA I-lou' murfa more ue gain who make 120 r1.1i111,r, Commercial Course: Choir 5. -lg Echo Statf 4 lTypistl1 Biology Club 2: Commercial Club 4g Sewing Club 3: Social Club 4. MARIE DYKHIQIS Her .rilezzre ir .rujjzlcienz br.1ife. College Preparatory Courseg Choir 45 junior Choir 2, 3: Mission Club -lg Art Club 2, 43 Sewing Club 3, 43 Social Club -l. CHARLES DYKSTRA True to hir umzi, bir uore, and hir friemir. College Preparatory Courseg Bat- tle Creek High School 5-Ag Class President 43 Class Vice President 2g Choir 1, 2, 5, 43 Special Mu- sic 5, 4g Biology Club 21 Physics Club 4: Photography Club 4g Senior Play 4. 3 ,.,., .W swiss 4-P 13:21- s - - ,fs fa., .Q 1. '. 3 . if., W ,u 1. .f .Wife ' P X i t is P Vnnv ' 4.12, ... 2.4 f Q f e X 0 f Q ,M X , , 7 f ff , e f f f f 4 y I f W ...V V, Z e Q ' f fe 7 , Z af 5 e ff Ziff! f f X si -' X x fi? . ,klfuxf - ' YQ 2 ' iff A . Zfu YW, . Ayn , mi in X ., e ,- f sw f 7 , , ., M 7 ' My 1 ff , ' ef f fy' X Xxx Ns N x NCC X C s -st. ss. f - wb? s-sss 2 - 'ft L --'-' of r X ws Qs as s.......,.g, , sw sf X Wx 5 X aa Negtartciaggx Ni C tt .aaa . W 49? if ef? ee e , .y 72227 'Y ' AW fff e V fg , l , f 4 , W f Q ea' 'fx W! f x Z f ' X Z? Z f Z it f by li X f f ff 3 ,., ,, f I. 1 'k ff' .4 i 3 2 ll DONALD DYKSTRA if He zmf ei rclmlar, and a rigbz gona' one: exreedifzgly uvre, fairrpoleelz, and fI61'fIlJdj77g.H College Preparatory Courses Foot- prints Stat? fAssociate Eclitorj 4g Forensics 45 Debate Team 41g Christmas Card Campaign fBusi- ness Managerl 43 Biology Club 21 Physics Club 1Secretary-Trcas- urerb 45 Chess Club 4g Photog- raphy ClubtSecretary-Treasurer! 4. ROBERT DYKSTRA There ir bozzerly, uuuzboud, and good feflozmloip in bfuzf' General Courseg Biology Club 2. ARLOA GEERLINGS Almzyr Ike .fame in .iZH1.l'l7l72l? or 7'c11lZ.U Commercial Course: Commercial Club 43 Sewing Club 3: Social Club 4. RUTH GEERLINGS A fhlflpj' cihpoiiliolz if .z gif! of m1luz'e. College Preparatory Courseg Sew- ing Club 53 Social Club 4. NIARIAN GELDER Her fuzmli 072 the ivory key.-', iraqi' abou! fu flful ftlillelijfi College Preparatory Courseg Bea- verdam Christian lg Student Council 5: Choir 4Accornpanistl 3, 43 junior Choir 25 Wind, mills ot Holland fAccompanistj 3, 4: Mission Club 43 Sewing Club 31 Social Club 4. MAXINE GERRITS Ad1'e11I111'e,r ure Io Ihe czd1'e11r1z1'ou.i. General Course3 I-Iudsonville 13 Band 1, 23 Commercial Club 413 Social Club 4. BERNARD HAAK Hmzd,i'ome ii' lhtrf lmndiome duel, College Preparatory Coui'se3 Clioir 3, 43 Band l, 2, 3, 43 Pup Climb iBand1 4: Biology Club 23 Pho' tograpliy Club -l. I BYRLE HAAN He'.r a jolly good fellozrf' College Preparatory Courseg Hud- sonville 13 Band l, 2, 3, 43 Base- ball Z, 43 Biology Club 23 Pho- tography Club 4. ALVIN HEERSPINK Thou rpemeerz ufirer lhmz Zhou art auifzre of. College Preparatory Course3 Bantl 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Club iBand1 43 Biology Club 23 Physics Club 43 Photography Club 4 3Senior Play -l. DELORES HEETDERKS She loncher zzolhing bm addr 41 charm. Commercial Courseg junior Choir 1, Commercial Club 43 Social Club 3. x X X f ' i X? 4 N . f 1 i 4' l xr ll if Cdl f if faq it 1 2 l. W fm, it fi' g be an 'G 1 s 4 4 'X i , fS 3 ,1 ei, 4 f Maw N.. ' ' 4 ess. M . 1, ,. , , . Q' , ' 3 s i il l JOYCE HEETDERKS Ready to .rplit her .rider rwilh f.lllgf7fc'!'. General COLIVSCQ junior Choir 7: Commerciiil Club 43 Sewing Club 5: Social Club 4. HENRY HOLSTEGE A comhinazion of man, rtndent, and alhletef' Collecge Preparatory Course3 Class Presi ent 1, 23 Student Council 3, 4 lVice President 3, President 413 Choir 43 Band 2, 3, 4 fVice President 413 junior Band 13 Footprints Staff iAdvertising1 41 Echo Staff 3, 43 Varsity 3, 4 fC0- captain 413 Reserves 1, 23 Base- bal 2, 3, 43 Biology Club 23 Chess Club 3 :Photography Club 4. EVELYN HUIZENGA There are fhe cucezzdifzg Jtairr-cz good voice, Zlflilllllg mannerr, plain speech. College Preparatory Courseg Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 iTreasurer 41: Special Music 1, 2, 3, 43 Footprints Stal? lAssoci- ate Editor 413 Forensics 3, 43 Midwest C. H. S. Oratoriczil Representative 3, 43 Windmills of Holland 3, 43 Sewing Club 3. 43 Mission Club 43 Social Club 4g Senior Play 4. JANET HUTTINGA No legacy ir ro rich ar honert-y. General Courseg Commercial Club 43 Social Club 4. NELSON JACOBS Few were hir wordr, hut u'onde1'fully cho.ren. College Pregaratory Course3 Choir 3, 4 iPresi ent1 43 Band 2, 3, 4 iStage Manager 413 junior Band 13 Pep Club iCheerleader 41 3 Bi- ology Club 23 Chess Club 3, 4 iTreasurer 31 Photography Club 43 Senior Play 4. li RUTH KLINGENBERG In her nzmzner lier her charm. College Preparatory Courseg Choir 3, 4 tLibrarian 413 junior Choir 25 Windmills of Holland 3, 41, Pep Club 4: Biology Club 23 Mission Club 43 Sewing Club 3, 45 Social Club 1Vice Presidentl 4. FRANK KOOISTRA Rich, zhey ray, in .ffienzifr lore. College Preparatory Course: Phys- ics Club 43 Photography Club 4. CARLA KOLE DiligenI Jtudenf fha, ,md not u'iIh0uI 1'e.i'11lI.r. Commercial Course: Choir 1, 2. 3. 4g Footprints Stat? 1Typist 413 Windmills of Holland 3, -11 O. G. A. pin 3: Biology Club 23 Commercial Club 4g Art Club 4: Photography Club -15 Sewing Club 5. -lg Social Club 4: Senior Play 4. HERINIAN KONING, Humor if zhe rpire of life. GeneralCourse :Chess Club 2, 3, 4. JOE KRAMER, JR. He if rmzzpleze in fealme and in mimi: in all good ,grace LZ genllemanf' College Pre aratory Course: Choir 3, 45 Bandp 1, 2. 3, 4 tStudent Director 415 Special Music 4, Christmas Card Campaign fCap- tain, North Side 413 Varsity 3, 43 Reserves 1. 2: Biology Club 2: Photography Club 45 Senior Play 4. 'A' 'ir l23l , ,,:,,,,,,,,,, - vV.:.....i f g 'ii'Z i , W .iff y ' HANNA LENTERS Tir heller lo he rmrzll ,md rhizze than to he great and carl zz shadow. College Preparatory Courseg ju- nior Choir 3, Sewing Club 3, 4g Social Club fSecretary 41. CARL LY NEMA Few men are ro defer as Z0 hfzou' all the mzrfhzef they do. General Courseg Hudsonville 13 Biology Club 2. CAROL MARCUSSE She rip! of many mfr. College Preparatory Courseg Class Secretary Z, Student Council lSe' cretary 31g Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 fSecretary-Treas' urer 3, Secretary 4, Maiorette 1, 2, 3, 43g Special Music 2, 3, 43 Footprints Stal? fAssociate Editor 411 Echo Staff 3, 43 Windmills of Holland 3. 4: Cheerleader l, 2, 5 3 Biology Club 25 Art Club lg Mission Club 4, Sewing Club 43 Social Club 43 Senior Play 4. JUELLA MAST In quieznerf and confidence rhrzll he her .l'I7'872glh7,,, College Preparatory Course: Choir 1, 2, 3, 4g Commercial Club 41 Biology Club 2g Sewing Club 3g Art Club lg Social Club 4. DOREEN MENKEN A gh! zwfh .1 11141727297 JU her ozwzf' General Course: Choir -lg Biology Club 23 Photography Club 43 Sewing Club 33 Social Club 4. HOWARD MENKEN Infinite me, F3011 cmzuolf' General Course CONNIE MICHMERHUIZIEN l'frl11c'. ,ilmf-ig .Hull gully inc lfmx' .iiiluir irllirlv ilwnfif Ili!! fic' lc'fhl!'illL'Lf.H College Preparatory COLIFSCQ Class Scci'ul.ir5 lg Class 'l're.isui'ci' E3 Stuilunt 'Council -l3 Choir 5, -l3 -Iuninr Lluur lg licho Stgvl I, 1, 2, lliililor all: Sewing Club 53 Social Club ,lg Senior Play -l. CHARl.U'l'Tlf IVIULDER Gnndzzemri ir lfae only j7II'L'.lfNlE7Il Ibn! JZETIBI' friilif' Commercial Course, Choir lTreas- urer 453 junior Choir 2, Band fI.ibrarian 413 Footprints Stall fTypist 453 Pep Club 4 lAthletic Sister 3, 4l3 Biology Club 23 Commercial Club lPresiclent 4rg Art Club lg Sewing Club 3, -l: Social Club 43 O.A.T. pin 53 O. Ci. A. pin 3. JEAN NYHOF Grace is the armznzenl of ormmzerzrr. llnilboul it laefinly if life1zerr. General Course: Choir 43 Echo Stall 4, 43 Biolouy Club Z3 Com- mercial Club 43 Photography Club 43 Sewing Club 3, 43 Social Club Al. IVIARIAN NYHOF Npllfflrl of fyeiirl ir Ifie zmlzleif izlberilalnref' Commercial Courscg Echo Stafl 4 lTypistI1 Commercial Club iz Social Club 4. ,f l24l BETTY R. OTTEN The fare ir llw inmge of rlve mul. Commercial Course, Choir 3, -13 junior Choir 23 Commercial Club -lg Sewing Club 33 Social Club -l. ANTOINETTE OVERBEEK An eizwzert derive ir .ilmorf izlmzyi' prognorlif 10 fuccerff' College Preparatory Courseg Band 2, 43 Footprints Staff 43 lAss't Art Editorjg Echo Stal? 43 Biol- ogy Club 23 Art Club 2, 43 So- cial Club 43 Forensics 43 Senior Play 4. ARLENE OVERBEEK Hmm much, tlainkr much, .WIJQY Hilfe. General Courseg Choir 3, 43 Biol- ogy Club 23 Commercial Club 43 Mission Club 43 Sewing Club 43 Social Club 4. BERNARD POTGETER Men are hu! children of at Lzrgei' growth. General Course MARY ROSENDAHL !Vl0der1g' ii' the mlm' of Z'fl'lll6.H College PrefaratoryCourse3Choir43 Echo Sta 3, 4: Pep Club 4 lAthletic Sister 1, 2, 3, -llg Biol- oizy Club 23 Commercial Club 43 Art'Club 1, 23 Sewing Club 3, 43 Social Club 4. NELSON ROTMAN Men of few word! are the bei: men. General Course DONNA ROBBERT 'Tix qfmlily rathea' llaafz quanlzty llaaz cozuzlif' College Preparatory Coursey Choir 2, 3, 4g Social Club 4. DONALD SCHIPPER WTI and Zl'iJd07IZ are born 1.l'Il'b a man. General Course: Christmas Card Campaign 4 1Captain, West Side! g Varsity 3, -ig Reserves 21 Biology Club 2. ADELINE SCHREUR In ber ouvz quiet uaj Jbe afcompliflzef ber iaikf' Commercial Course: Commercial Club 43 Social Club 4. LOIS SHARDA Talent knows what lo dog Iac! know! bow and when to do it. College Preparatory Courseq Choir 3, 4, junior Choir 25 Footprints Staff 45 fAssociate Editorlg Windmills of Holland 3, 4: Biology Club 2, Sewing Club 3, 4: Social Club 4. na 'A' rm X Q w ha , X if my , . , fo, M, ,,,, ,i fa, -is X Q ,7 SHIRLEY A. STAAL A fair exterior if a iilenz 1'efommerzflalio12. College Preparatory Course: Choir 2, 3, 43 Windmills of Holland 3, 4g Cheerleader 1 ,2, 3, Biology Club 23 Mission Club 41 Sewing Club 3, 45 Social Club 4. MARY ANN STEENWYK Her cheerful zlifpoiilion maker ber many friendff' Commercial Course, Beaverdam 1 1 Commercial Club 4, Mission Club 4g Sewing Club 33 Social Club -fl. MARJORY STEGINK To be good iJ manlf moff glofiozu laik. Commercial Course: Choir 3, 4g Forensics Zg Biology Club 23 Commercial Club 45 Social Club 43 Senior Play 4. M YRA STEGIN K TMJ world b6l072g.f to Ike energezirf' College Preparatory Courseg Choir 1, Z, 3, 41 Special Music 2, 35 Windmills of Holland 3, 4: Commercial Club 45 Sewing Club 43 Social Club 4 1PresidentJg Forensics 4, Senior Play 4. JOYCE Y. STEKETEE Deep lzrozwz egei ruzznizzg offer' zriib glee. College Preparatory Courseg Choir 2, 3, 4g Cheerleader 1, Z3 Sewing Club 3: Social Club 4. HENRY TELGENHOF Exreedingly well 1'Edd.yl College Preparatory Courseg Chess Club 41 Physics Club 41 Photog- raphy Club 4. HARVEY TEN HARMSEL Quiet in rzppearizrzfe 117111 zfirfliimai u:1e11nu'12. College Preparatory Course: Chess Club Z, 3. GRACILE TER I-IORST ll7'fJi1l .fweel deligbz ez quiel life dfjz07'dJ'.H Commercial Courseg Commercial Club 4g Social Club 4. FLORENCE TEUNE Kind ufordr are the muiir of ffae ufm'ld. Colle e Preparatory Courseg Hud- sonvilgle lg junior Choir 2, 3 , Band 5, 45 Mission Club 43 Sew- ing Club 3, 43 Social Club 4. f V5 y Hi1-Lis TiMMER y lf be were ai long ur fJl.l ,, in lille, be u'e1'e'a gimzlf' it ,V ' ' '4: ' 1 : Cllr,-P1 t C .-gSA- ,f -o 'l sf., fariaafosi ,safer Bam o S 4 f f l lg Art Club 1. ' ,AI . vyzvvz 515 v:,, ff,f 4 , ff 'I 7 L , M7 Maw if X is X NNW Wg X, '77 ' WSW RUTH TOPP Doing LZiI.l'i,V1' lllbrlf filluwr lim! diMrult if mle11l. Collere Prermi'4itol'y Course: Class Viccrlhesiclent lg Class Treasurer 4: Student Council 43 Echo Staff 1, 2, 3, -l lfkssistant Erlitor -ll: Biology Club lg Sewing Club 3: Social Club 4. NORMAN UNEMA Ola, 10 hear tbofe golden loner from lair zf-wiper. College Preparatory Courseg Class Treasurer lg Class Vice-President 45 Choir 43 Band 1, 2, 3. 4 tPresiclent 4jg Footprints Stat? 4 fAdvertisir1gl1 Varsity 3, 4 tCap- tain 4lg Reserves 1, 23 Senior Play 4. JOYCE VAN DEN BERG P0e11'y if the mort beautiful, iuzpreirizfe, and ejferliue way of mymg tbingrf' College Preparatory Courseg jun- ior Choir 33 Sewing Club 4g So- cial Club 4. LYLA VAN DEN BERGE Good mature i.r the beauty of Zfae mind. Commercial Courseg Commercial Club 4 lTreasurerl g Biology Club 2g Social Club 4. EARL VANDER MEULEN A mmz' who knouuf fair rigblr and Jflfkj up for Zbemf' College Preparatory Courseg Choir 3, 5, 41 Special Music 4g junior Band lg Biology Club Z5 Chess Club 1, 2, 31 Photography Club 45 Student Council 3g Senior Play 4. HELEN VAN HALSELIA W'e lore ber for ber mzile. her look, ber way of ,fpeakhzg ge111ly. College Preparatory Courseg East- em Afiifleml' 1.12: Class Secretary 41 Choir -ig Mission Club lPresi- dent? 4: Sewing Club 41 Social Club 4. JEANNE VAN HUIS Her smile 11mkeJ ,YHIZJZUIZF 11: Jfmdy pl1zre.v. General Courseg Choir 1, 2, 3, -ig Special Music 5, 4g XVindmills ot Holland' 3, -lg Commercial Club 43 Biology Club 23 Art Club 4g Social Club 4. AVERT VANNETTE I11diz'1d11,zlif111 jr fbi mfr of 50772772071 ,re11re. College Preparatory Course: Phy- sics Club 4: Chess Club 5: Pho- tography Club 4. SHIRLEY VAN RHEE A good mind p0i'5e,f,ref 11 1ei11gd0111. College Preparatory Courseg Choir 4g Christmas Card Campaign fCaptain, South Side! 45 Social Club 4. ANNA VANT SLOT Aboze our life, ue loze 4 Jzeudfarz f1'ie11d. College Preparatory Courseq Choir 2, 5, -lg Mission Club 45 Biology Club 23 Art Club 45 Sewing Club 3, 4g Social Club 4. +5 i il, , 2 PM W 2 39:17 ' A A s'f lS1,f:l'Zo4 M 1 4.775 2 1 ' W? ei e 5 Q f ff 4 As i . , , 1 V a , Z 1 1 i l ,ef 'P VL.. , .1151 , -1, W s X , .v ax t I I X fe I 27 f I .,,, , f IAQ vi! 1, 1: . ' ' ef' ' ' 1 , Qgf ff ziw Z ,f 1 1 1 PETER VAN'T SLOT The 7721277 of rezzre. of guzfe. of 1z1'm11zpl1Jf1111e11!, of .rofirzl pouer-11 ge1zzle1111111. College Preparatory Course: Cl-hi President 5g Student Council -iz Choir 2, 3, -ig Special Music 5. -lg Christmas Card Campaign 1Cap- tain, East Sidej -ig XVindmills of Holland 5. 45 Chess Club 1, 23 Photography Club 4: Senior Play 4. LOIS VELTKAMP Ami in ber train are frieqd- rlyip, knowledge, and 7IZi7'lf.7,-l College Preparatory Courseg Class Secretary 5g Student Council IS-ecretaryl 43 Choir 1, 2. 3. 45 Special Music 3, 4g Color Guard 2, 3, 45 Windmills of Holland 3, 45 Pep Club 43 Biology Club lTreasurerl 25 Sewing Club 3, 43 Social Club 43 Seniior Play 4. FROUWINA VERGEER She 16111161 and Jpeakr for berrelff' College Preparatory Courseg Pep Club 43 Biology Club Zg Art Club 1, 43 Sewing Club 3, -'lg Sotial Club 4. LLOYD VER HAGE A 111a11'f 014111 111f11111e1' and cf9111'1zfIe1' if zvbal 7IZOJl !76l'07IZ6.f him. Collelge Preparatory Courseg Hud- sonvi le 11 Footprints Stall iPho- tography Editorj 43 Biology Club Z1 Physics Club IPresidentl 45 Photography Club 4PresidentJ HERBIAN VVESSELDYKE, JR. A Jilenf 1114111 if Ll 11111113 1111m. General Courseg junor Band I, 2, INIARIAN XXYINDEMULLER The build Ibn! 13.716 Nltldc' 51111 fair lmfly made you good. College Preparatory Courseg Cboit 3, -lg junior Choir 23 Pep Club 43 Mission Club -ig Sewing Club 3, 43 Social Club 4. PETER YFF M.zie mom fm' .1 mini. General Course: Hutlsonville I 3 junior Hnntl Z QBLlSCl1lllllxILll'1.lgCl' Z. -mt PAUL VANNETTE Cin: izzrzzy thy m1'r0u',i. life if zoo ,sfwrt fm' lbcwz nfl. General Courseg Student Coun- cil 3 l cl h Club 3, Cheer ea cr 4g C ess 4. l2Hl l5l.SA ZWIEP ll l1.1f .iliflwlrillu ii' In fln11'cri,' Jlfllflfl' .irc In bllllltlllll-1'.'l College Prepauxitory Course: Stu- tlent Council 1'l'i'eusui'er6 -lg Choir 2, 3, 43 Footprints Stull lArt litlilori -lg Wintli11ills ol Holland 5, -lg Pc Club -lg Art Club l: Debate Cl-lib lg Sewing Club 35 Social Club 'ig Senior Play 4. CAROLYN ZYLMAN A friend lo fill, Li foe to none. General Courscg Sewing Club 4: Social Club 4. if if if if af 1 Ham 7066! We, the members of the Senior class of 1950, do leave the stones which we did not use in our building above the stars and do hereby bequeath them as follows: 1. Our superabundance of initiative to the underclassmen. 2. Our excellent record for selling Christmas Cards to the Junior Class. 3. Our various musical talents to those who will attain membership in the chorus and band next year. 4. Our talent for forensics to the junior class so that they too may be seventy-five percent of the district contestants next year. 5. Our record of holding live of the possible eight positions as officers of the Stu- lent Council during the last two years to any class worthy of it. if Ik :lf 1. XVe, Lloyd Ver I-Iage, William De Vries, and Dale Brouwer leave our experiences as Footprints photographers, to next year's photographers, so that they may make fewer mistakes than we have made. 2. I, Donald Dykstra, leave my talent for scholastic achievements to Jerry Van XY'ieren. 3. I, Pete Holstege, leave my good looks to anyone who feels he can make better use of them than I have. -i. I, Charles Dykstra, leave my vocal talents to Don Le Poire. 5. I, Marie Dykhuis, leave my head of golden hair to any underclassman who has had one of these new-fangled haircuts. 6. I, Frank Kooistra, leave my talent for scientific research to Clarence Wuerfel. 7. I, Peter Van't Slot, leave my serious attitude toward life to John Nyboer. 8. Wfe, the Nine-teens, leave our ability for keeping an organized group to any clique formed by underclassmen. 9. I, Anna Van't Slot, leave my willingness to help without looking for honor, to some person in each class. 10. I, Crystal De Weerd, leave my copper-burnished hair to Geraldine Phillips. 11. I, Earl Vander Meulen, bequeath my lack of bashfulness to Ted Van Dyke. 12. I, Alvin De Weerd, bequeath my 6'3 to Bobby Kaashoek. 13. I, Ruth Topp, leave my love for the finer things of life to Carl Holkeboer. 14 I Evelyn I-Iuizenga, leave my career as a future professional singer to whoever ' 1 cares for it. 15. I, john Bouwer, bequeath all the worries and headaches of being editor of the annual to next year's editor. 16. I, Hannah Lenters, bequeath my small stature and compactness to Harold Meeusen. We, the members of the Senior class, leave! fisn't that enough?j 'lr i' i' 'A' 'A' ir ir 'A' l29l 1 2 . 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The graduates are qualified to go into a business otlice, take dic- tation, and transcribe it so that the letters are ready for mailing. ?aa66ee,aaz7 A very important suhjett in the lielcl ol' commercial education is bookkeeping. lfrom this class, our graduates often go immecli ately into the field of business. Our school has the distinction of graduating very capable com- mercial students. Much of the credit lor this reputation may go to the instructors, Miss Greven' goed and Miss Veltman. 4 W mf I W 7e,Wf9 Une class that cannot remain quiet and succeed is the typing class. The Hclickfclicle' heard during classes shows the students industriously preparing assign- ments. Annually members of the typ- ing classes try out for the Com- petent Typist and O. A. T. awards and some are rewartletl hy a special pin for their elliorts. 7 ' wa, Trigonometry is the final course offered in Mathematics. Although a course of this kind naturally means plenty of hard work, students who regularly fulfill the demands of the course reap many rewards. The chal- lenge offered by this course gives real satisfaction when success- fully met. Mr. Damstra helps make this course both interest- ing and worthwhile. . f , we Geometry students find this course very much different from any other mathematics course they may previously have studied. Instead of using numbers only, geometry students work with theorems, formulas, and geomet- ric iigures of all shapes and vari- eties. This course is very practi- cal since it helps the student cul- tivate clear thinking and analysis. Capably taught by Mr. Damstra, it is difficult to find a more in- teresting and beneficial course. ,-feaaaa Algebra is the first course in Mathematics offered at Holland Christian. To any student who plans to go to college or take high school science courses, al- gebra is indispensable. Those who are willing to work hard find that algebra can be a great deal of fun and very often go on to take more advanced Math courses. Mr. Damstra is the al- gebra instructor. 47 Sf edemckufzq Add together liquids of every color and variety, formulas, as- sorted odors W some pleasant, others not so pleasant f and mazes of glass tubing and oddly- shaped containers and you have what some people consider Chemistry. The initiated know that these are only necessary be- ginnings. Guided by the genial Mr, De Vries, students taking this highly beneficial subject find that learning can be fun, PWM This small and select class composed of ten senior boys and expertly led by Mr. De Vries, study the basic laws governing the universe. One of the high- lights of this class are the infor- mal discussions moderated by Mr. De Vries in which everyone takes part. In this course partic- ularly original thinking and in- dividual experimentation are en- couraged. Although this course is not an easy one ,students are not lacking in enthusiasm and take great pride in their accom- plishments. 1? lg,- 5 1 WWW ?Za 7 ,1 Q ZW y r 5 Z Q , -- 2 , 9, , cfzgww 4 tttt gating .,.,, , y ,- i W- , s 4 My ' Wa ,wa 1 W we W . ' wa l , yank, V 4 4 H81 2 gidzdgy Biology is a Sophomore sub- ject and is the first of the major sciences offered to students at Holland Clhristian. This inter- esting and very informative course, capably taught by Mr. Ham, covers a broad held of knowledge and should be a i'must for every high school student. It is especially interest- ing because of its laboratory vxorlt which includes the exam- ination of microscopic organ- isms, the dissection of several types of animals, and field trips to the School Forest. pwlfefm D Should we have compulsory Health Insurance? Should la- bor be allowed more power? These are some typical ques- tions asked and discussed in this interesting class on our demo- cratic form of government. This subject is open only to Seniors, and is under the direc- muh , , , ,f y ,yy in 6 f M Q f if tion of Mr. Schans and Mr. Kui' per. Widldflq XY'ho really won the Hayes- Tilden election? This was one of the cjuestions asked and dis- cussed by the students in Ameri- can History class. This course takes zt student through the progress and failures of our government and shows the way in which our founders succeeded in establishing the most copied-after form of gov- ernment in the world. iff n W DW an A A subject to enlighten us as to the form of government of which we are an intricate part is taught by Mr. Schans. Problems concerning all phases of our gov- ernment are discussed. Even a mock party convention was held to help the students understand the work of such a convention. This subject is very benehcial and required of all graduating students. Wm 49 l 644465 Chapel time is the one time of the day when the entire student body gathers as one group. It is very inspiring to the teachers who take turns conducting chapel to look into the faces of almost five hundred students. A portion of Scripture is read and songs are sung. During the past several years, students have one day a week had charge of conducting chapel. Many inter- esting talks, which will not soon be forgotten, have been present- ed. Zeide Throughout the process of his education at Holland Christian, a student receives four semesters of formal Biblical training. These classes teach him the truths of God's Word and how to apply them to his daily life. Under the capable leadership of Mr. Bratt and Mr. Hietbrink, these classes are both interesting and very beneficial. r I xo vm Iii: 5i JZDPWQ as ,-- A- Q --A . .. :fe-' f' 1 1- . , gave: . if 4 , ... - --ff V' . E ' , 1' 'f , ,, yr1i I V . ff L 'mu' . '-. ..3-Aw-3 . I ' '-fl Th 'f : V ..s. 2 -2 ' . ' , -,:,-1 , U -1 ,fiat H' 1:11, X 77' A . J H :rp ,, -V :ff . .. at ir i' if 'k 'k ir if 50 f4o1fM1fvw A-4 .ws , ,JJ . :iw fp 1, ,Q .. - , , VV: ,J If Egger HCT,V,TY RO0Mf i mu f Wn u m x f i fi 5 ,ff ' XY .1 , f ' N A . N X ., 5 ini' inn C,iil.i Rule. leinne Van Hum, Lois Yeltl-ramp. Marie D','l:liuis, Bernard Haak, Gerald Koi-:, Sherwood fl N Nil.. leur Minn loti Milton lrieelen. Charles Dnlzstra, Nornian L'nema. Robert Bos, Nelson jacobs, Larl We-intl irixx' f..1 Vander Meulen. Charlotte De Pree, Shirley W'olterS. ml Mareukse. Evelyn Huizenza. Marian fielder, joan Bournan, Herbert De Vries, Floyd liiiiuxxev, fmirielius XYitt, Xlfallate Bratt. ,loe Kramer. Xvarren Bosman, Verne Robhert, Henry Holsreee, Gordon Wfassink, Eleanor Altena. Leona Busscher. limi! :nw Pligllix ieliemper. Patritia Brie'-e, Bertha Klarner. Lois bliarda, Beatrice Smitter, Bonnie Bosma. lwee Ntelietee. lilrlvaia B-,ri 'llreressa Bolt. f.arol'.'n Slenlt, Helene Nyhoer, lean Nyliol, Helen Van Halsenia. Heater Dykema. liiurrli row' Nlariorx Steeink, Myra bteginlc. Edna Beehe, Marie Geenen, Marian Windernuller, Anna Van! wlur. f,li.irIi,ite AI MMU. Ruth Klinbgenhergi Shirley Alluerx. lieatriee Van Loo, Connie Miclirnerliuizen, f,eol.i Bekius, Doris Westenhrfiek, Patricia Vander Bic. lirrii wax Al-,An ljarernan, Elsa Zwiep, Cornelia Cfeenen, qluella Mast, Shirley Staal, Arlene Overheelze Mzuw li-fwriililil. Heitj. Otten. Arlene ,Nlannei Marilyn bgrerrian Chgirlotte Miclnelsen, Donna Rohhert, Shirley Yan A 1 , f w Z I 'Ze , ?.l'.Nl,-.',l1.,. i Mal: Dfruhle KJJLITIJI Rhee, Myra Brieve. Za an L'nder the enthueiastie baton of Mr, Basis, the seventy-five voice Choir again gained well-deserved fame. To Mr, Baas also goes .1 word of praiae for the many musical groups whieh he so xxillingly direeted. Nelson ,lliQOlDS served aa president of the choir. Sherwood Kol: .15 xiee president. Breibara Borr as seerettiry. and Cliarlotte Mulder as treasurer. Qml.tri.1n Gelder .ieeompanietl the ehoir, The ehoir has left .1 long tr.1:l of memories lvehindnthe annual pre- Sentation ot Handels imrnortqll oratorio. The fNIessiali . the enjoyable time that Calvin igaxe us git their annual Spring liestixal, the breathless excitement lneliore the ritings were announeed .it the State Choir liesti- val in Ann Arbor. and .ilwo the rendition of Baths Cantata at the Tulip lfestixul. These h.lxe ,ill united the ehoir members together in elose felloxwliip. Knorr .iz Pmeriee Double Mixed Quartet. a 1 -, f lf? rf . I f Standinur Beniamin B--tixx-nan, Harvey De B-ue, Kenneth Marlink, Dale Brouwer, Milton Beelen, Charlotte Mulder, Mr. Wfeener tDirectorJ, Calvin Langeians, Back row: Hersehel XVeaver, Herbert De Vries, Nelson jacohs, Dale Hofman. lhird row: june Timnier, Mariory lung Vries, Vivian Dyk, Arloa Boerighter, jancie Sturing, Austin XVeavei, ,lane De XY'eeid, Arthur Lanning, Patil Vander Leek, Kenneth Kragt, Roger Nykamp, Dale Wiflteis, Althea Vander l-leuvel. Richard XX'eerstra, Lloyd Boerman, Frank Beltmrin, Ralph Bouwmrtn, Cierald Kok, Mary XX'olters. Bernard Haak, Cornelius Wfitt Roger Zoet, ,lark Borr, XY!illiam Hank, Verne Rohhert. Second Row: l..lhl.'lE Zwiers, Annette De XVeerd, Florence Teune, Norma Lokkers, Charlene Van Dyke, Norman l'neni.t, Evelyn Huizenga, Hillis Timmer, David Marcus, Martin Dykstra, Mariorie Van Ry, Paul Hoeksemri, Merle Yan Dyke, Henry Holsteige, Roger Rottschater, Gene Cort, Crystal De Wfeerd, joe Krgtrner. Print row: Norma M-irren, Alvin Heerspink. Norma Prtlmbos. Shirley Bouwman, Antoinette Overheek, janite Staal, Berdella Brink, Elaine De Weerd, Carol Marcusse. Absenti Barbara Lokenberg, Carl Holkeboer. ' gene! The Senior Band. under the leadership of Mr. Weener, has done a great deal to add to the cultural life at school. This year the band is composed of sixty members. joe Kramer capably served as student director of the band. The band members elected Norman Unema as president. Henry Holstege as vice president, Carol Marcusse as secre' tary. and Evelyn Huizenga as treasurer. Long to be remembered by the band members are both the prac- tices and the rendirionsfthe successful winter concerts, our participa- tion in the District Band and Orchestra Festival at Grand Rapids, and most of all, the memorable parading both at Tulip Time and on Mem- My R.-,bm wcener idlrmm, orial Day. These memories will ever live in the minds of the senior band members. The Band in Action. Z k 'A J --,-,pw-qi -------- 51.-2-if, V,V, ' - . ,,,.,4r, ,,,.a.,,, 4-W ,. c R1 x rlcrbert De ics yn Huizenga, B uxxcz D nald Dyk- 4 n lXlJ'. lifglll It Nc 1 Antoinette ciucck R1 ci Boer. ,.. at Under the leadership of Mr. Bratt a debate squad was again organized at Holland Christian this year. Our contestants engaged in eight debates with other schools and managed to maintain an overall record of four wins and four defeats. The aliirmative team won three of their four debates and the negative one of four. The topic debated on this year was: Rew!1'eJ, that the President of the United States be elected by the direct vote of the people. 'lr if i' ir ir ir Holland Christian has again this year entered the contests sponsored by the Michigan High School Forensics Association. Under the capable coaching of Mr. Bratt they were able to return with three first place awards and two seconds. Herbert De Vries, Donald Dykstra, and Arthur Lanning represented our school in the Regional contests and came back with two first place banners and a second place prize. Herbert De Vries, Donald Dykstra, Roger Boer, John Bouwer. Standing: Mr. Bratt fcoachj. ir i W. M l..lI1I1lIUl. l 54 l ww Wf - Top row: Milton Beelen, joe Kramer, john Bouwer tassistant editorj, Calvin Bolt, Second row: Roger Boer, Henry I-lolstege, Dale Brouwer, Lloyd Ver Huge, james Kok. Third row: Carol Mar- cusse, Antoinette Overbeek, Hester Dykema, Theressa Bolt, PL1t1'iCiLl TNlonl1of. Fourth row: Janice Vander Zwaag, Mary Rosendaal, , jean Nyhof, Charlotte De Pree. Fifth row: Connie Mich- merhuizen teditor-in- f , 7 chiefj, Charlotte Michiel- 5 3' e xy 'Mi 243 ? 'g 16, 1 V Q. 5 . , sen, Marian Nyhof, Mr. C. Pott tadviserl. . Absent: Ruth Topp Cassis- if tant editorj, This year was one of the best years at Holland Christian for its newspaper, The Echo, The stall prides itself for publishing more issues than previous years and having at least one picture in every issue. Under the capable editorship of Connie Michmerhuizen and her two assistants, The Echo was again given the Quill and Scroll award as a token of its membership in the international society of honorary school newspapers. ak' 'lr if ir ir 'lr 'ir 'A' XY'ith Donald Dykstra as business manager, the class of 1950 has topped all previous records in the Christmas Card Campaign this year. The seniors sold a total of 553,410 worth of cards which allowed the class a net prolit of 31,635 The four teams worked enthusiastically under their captains, Joe Kramer, Shirley Van Rhee, Peter Van't Slot, and Donald Schipper. eimiafmcw cya Donald Schipper, Peter Van't Slot, Mr. I-Iietbrink fsponsorj, Donald Dykstra, Joe Kramer, Shirley Van Rhee. liil ' an liip rim' line De Xlieeiml, -luni.1 l-ldlyers-In. Anim Brent. Dwivitliy' Genzinlf, Alyce Smith, Adele VLl'l7l.l.ll. Yldnice Vdnder Zwrmg, Mdry Kiml. Shirley ljnuwman, Curnlyn Brink, Patricia Nuiilinl, Earl Scliipper, Mr. Brias ldirectorj Sernnrl r mg Dlllrlfl Bruizenmn, Dellrl Kneindn, Dnnnrr Haveman, Ruse Brutt, jnyce Vdnrlen ljmcli. Dniix lireulxer, Myrd Kernnie, ljeritrice Menlcen, lj.lI'lU.lI'Qi Bus, Helen Jansen, Ronald Bultliuix, jnlin Van lwaarderi, Peter Vermaat. Tlizixl rim: Clmrlene Vrin Dyk, Geraldine Kielwxer, Betty Vander Tuuli, Sliirley Streur, Ruth XX'nl- teiw, Nwrmd Lwkl-qerw, Cdrnl Lamlberw, ,le.1n Ter Hur, Marilyn Dirlxse, Rwbert Krirulinela, Vifesley Timmer. 'gcmd Trip rnw: Allyn Krwll, Carl Nybner, john Heylwer, Gewrge De Boer, Diclc Lenters, Hcmpird Vnsx. jnlin Mulder. Rodger Xaber, Rwluerr Mannes, Mr, XX eener ldirecrwrj, Lfiuis Steginl-:, Rfllhllel Prit- linyen, lidxxgird Slenlc, Nrltlhlfl Brink, Clrwin Krrmpw, Nwrmdn Scliwlten, Paul Mulder, Dale Bwexe. Harold Hwltrust, Druid Sclireur. Secnnd rnw: Marvin Vrrnder Pli-eg, Joyce De Ynnge, NX'1lliam Dykwrrn, jrin Sclirfitenbner, julian Bnuxner, Clarence XX'uerfel, juan XX'estenbrnel4, XX nyne Pwstma, Erville Hneve, Edgar XX'esrenlurnek. Paul Kfifipx, Smnley j.1CnbS, John Vrin lwaarden, Dale Cnwssen, Yvonne Tubergen. Tliird imw: 'Inrrn Kwle, Myra Frens, Eleannr Grevengiied, Marcia Vim Huiy Dale Twpp, Dornrlqy jnlinwn, Eugene Vander Sluis, Sheryl Kragt. l56l 'MW 'W I -1 LU mm V, 2 a M y 4 Q if 2 f mm? Twp rim, Nwriruri L'nem.1, joe Kmmer, Nelsrmn jrlciwlw, Earl Vumler Meulen, Alvin Heerxpinlx, Charles Dykstra, Peter Van't Slut. 5:0-nel rim: Crystal De XVeerd, Evelyn Huizenga, Carla Kwle, Luis Veltkrxmp, Curul M.1rCuSse, Antuiriette Overbeek. Tliircl r-qw: Mr. BI. Putt Qdirecturl, B.1rbt1rr1 Burr, Myra Stegiiili ,Lois Sli.1rrl.1, -lean Van Huis. Fourth ruw: E151 Zwiep, Ginnie Miclimerhuizen, Marjurie Stegink, mme 4 of mama Stiridingg Gerald Kruk, C.1roll Niircusse, Evelyn I-Iuizengil, Peter Vrmt Slut lwlwiwtwj, Mrrriim Gelder fnccwnipanisty. Belted: C.1rl.i Kisle, Ruth Klingenberg, jenn Van Huis, Lois Slllllkld, joan Biwemim, Bi1i'lm11u1 Burr, Elm Zvviep, -Irmn Buuiiun, Myra Stegink, Lois Veltlmmp, Shirley Stiul. V lvl wa 77 4 Z 1 1 S I 60602 06646 Top roxi: Ruth Topp, Marie Dykhuis, Joan Alderinl-1, Carol Marcusse, Joyce Vanden Eerg, Char- lotte Mulder, Jean Van Huis, Carla Kole, Lois Sharda, Florence Teune. Second roxy: Joan Bowman, Evelyn Huizenga, Louise Blystra, Hester Dykerna, Eleanor Altena, Joyce Heetderks, Theressa Bolt, Marjorie Stegink, Janet Huttinga, Crystal De Xweerd, Anna Vant Slot. Th1rd roxy: Miss Veltman fsponsorj, Marolyn Bierema, MaryAnne Steenwylr, Donna Bosman. Myra Stegink, Marian Xyhof. Betty Otten, Joyce Stelcetee, Gracile Ter Horst, Marian Gelder, Antoinette Overbeek, Florence Driesenga. Fourth roxy: Arloa Gerlings, Pearl Brat, Adeline Schreur, Mary Rozendahl, Ruth Klingenberg, Jean Nyhof, Lyla Vanden Berge, Elsa Zvviep, Barbara Borr, Marian Xvindemuller, Ruth Geerlingsi Fifth 1'i1XX'I Hanna Lenters, Juella Mast, Connie Michmerhuizen, Shirley Staal, Arlene Oyerbeelt, Shirley Albers, Doreen Menken, Donna Robberts, Maxine Gerrits. ' 65154 ' Qu! Top rovu: Rotha Alofs, Jean Jipping, Leona Busscher, Carolyn Slenk, Marjorie Van Ry, Lillian Bos, Annette De NX'eerd, Shirley Oyerway, Hazel Smit, Berdella Brink. Second ron: Shirley Grasman, Lois Gernmen, Luella XX'abeke. Jeanette Machiela, Patricia Brieye, Joyce Oyerkarnp, Jean De Vries, Joyce Koops, Helene Nyboer, Bertha Klamer, Anita Le Febre. Third roxy: Ruth Kerlcstra. Marie Geenen. Marilyn XX'alcott. Mary NX'olters. Beatrice Smitter, Mary Lou Viedeyen. Beatrice Van Loo, Vivian Dyk, Patricia Vander Bie, Marla Lanning. Fourth roy-.3 Alice Jipping, Alice Tamminga. Marilyn Bareman, Della Van XX'ieren, Geraldine Bou- xyer, Shirley XX'olters, Marian Vander XX'all. Doris XX estenbroek, Pearline Kiel, Miss Vander Gugten lfaculty sponsorj. Fifth roy-.3 Genevieve Keuning, XX'anona Van Tatenhoye, Leona Scholten, Agnes Beagle, Kathleen ljuursmtt. Gladys Kotman. Joyce Lampen. Josephine Phillips. Hazel Nyhof. ff V 582 Fume dad Standing: Alvin Herspink, Avert Vannette, Herbert De Vries, john Bouwer, Donald Dykstra, Dale Brouwer, Mr, De Vries fFaCulty Sponsorb, Frank Kooistra. Seated: Lloyd Ver Huge, Charles Dykstra, Henry Telgenhof. gchfagg 65645 Twp ruw: Ruger Boer, james Kok, Paul Van Faasen, Laverne Edewaards, Cornelius Witt, Roger Rntnian, XX'illiam Haak, jack Bnrr, Frank Beltman, Martin Dykstra. Seoind rmv: Gerald Garvelink, Arthur Lanning, Walter Ballast, Anthony Diekema, Ruger Rutt- schafer, Donald Van Dyke, Len Kraker, Mr. Ham fsponsnrj. Third riiw: 1-wyfe Lanning, Sarah Dykhuis, Arlna Boerighter, Janice Sturing, Charlutte De Pree. Nnrma Murren, Della Kneman, Althea Vander Heuvel. Eiiurth rim: Charlwtte Michelsen, Eloise Kurtering, Marilyn Vander Wiiril, Edna Beehe, Myra Rnriks, Dianna Vander Kwlk, Elaine Lampen, Marie Versendaal, -luliana Overheek, Marilyn Dykstra, l59l if 'k if 'A' 'ir 374010 W lirrl- Rexx Henry Tslgemhrrf. Dfrmld Dykstra, Ifrhn Bfruwer. Alun Heerspinlq, Peter Vrrrrr blrrt. Virllram De Vrres, er Rrrv.. D.1lu fjrfruuer. Bernard HMI-1. jwe Kramer. Carla Kfrle. Dwreerm Merrl-ren. -lem Xylwf. Cmrlex Dybzsrrd. Mr. De Vrres thculty Spfrrwfrj, me-1. Henry H1-lxrcgc. Byrle Hmm. EMI Vmder Meulen. Herbert De Vries. Llwyd Ver Hgrge. 65 Srrrrrdrrrui Alum Overl-grmp. XX'11lmrm Dyliatra. Xlfrrmrr Lam. R1-rmgrld Bulrhurs. Herrzrm Kwmrru. Mr, Kurper Mpffnswrj. FIUIYIU Nybwer. Dwrmld Dj.l:srr.r. D.rIe Brfrux-fer, Arthur Lgmming. XY1ll1m'r De Vrres. P.rul Vgmrretre. Seereri. Henry' Tellzerrlwf Mccremryl. .Iwlm bummer fpresrderrrj, Merle V.1r1 Dyke frremurerj. H 'Q r n G . 8 H Q 4 AQ., . iff: 4 4 4 4 4 l . . Top row: Hazel Tucker, Anna Van't Slot, Sarah Dykhuis, Hazel Smit, Marian Gelder, Annette De Weerd, Marie Dykhuis, Mary Ann Steenwyk. Second row: Carol Marcusse, Evelyn Huizenga, Leona Busscher, Ruth Klingenberg, Shirley Gras- man, Norma Hofstee, Marjory Van Rhy, Patricia Nonhof. Third row: Rotha Alofs, Kathryn Brink, Florence Teune, Alyce Smith, Anita Bratt, Junia Halverson, Berdella Brink, Theressa Bolt. Fourth row: Miss Veltman fsponsorb, Barbara Borr, Marian Windemuller, Shirley Staal, Juliana Overbeek, Suzanne Haverkarnp, Pearline Kiel, Arlene Overbeek. Fifth row: Mary Kool, Carol Lambers, Marilyn Dykstra, Beatrice Menken, Genevieve Keuning, Marilyn Dirkse, Shirley Albers, Mary Hoeksema. 1:66445 Top row: Roger Zoet, Robert Haveman, Howard Voss. Second row: Agnes Beagle, Kathleen Buursma, Beatrice Van Loo, Patricia Vander Bie, Marie Dykhuis, Shirley Van Wingeren, Mary Hoeksema, Arloa Boerighter, Sarah Dykhuis. Third row: Miss Veltman fsponsorj, Frouwina Vergeer, Dorothy Scheerhorn, Juliana Overbeek, Eloise Kortering, Marie Versendaal, Lois Bulthuis, Jane De Weerd, Janet Vander Zwaag, Patricia Nonhof. Fourth row: Norma Palmbos, Gladys Wedeveen, Donna Haveman, Betty Visser, Joyce Lanning, Marilyn Dykstra, Charlotte De Pree, Cornelia Geenen. f f ii . 4 . V ffnfmf yi '7'f ' ' W 7 Maw ,Z ft If V 1 ,AM Q' ' ar f ag -,Wf , , f ,K fin, fa 4 ,ts if f f , , 7,,3,fg,, V, A fi 5, :::::. 'L w 1 f ' :g:,.- was-j R, L4 , 7 l61l it QW K ,, WW! 4' 1 f I eww? Top row: Marie Dykhuis, Florence Teune, Carol Marcusse, Charlotte Mulder, Joyce Vanden Berg. Second row: Carolyn Slenk, Anna Van't Slot, joan Bouwman, Mary Rozenclaal. Third row: Ruth Klingenberg, Carla Kole, Evelyn Huizenga, Barbara Borr, Patricia Brieve, Fourth row: Lois Sharda, jean Nyhof, Arlene Overbeek, Marolyn Bierema, Frankie Vergeer. Fifth row: Mrs. Bos, Marie Geenen, Marian Windemuller, Shirley Staal, Mrs. Brink, Lois Veltkamp. cm! Top row: Miss Grevengoecl Csponsorj, joan Alderink, Louise Blystra, Hester Dykema, Carla Kole, jean Van Huis, Eleanor Altena, Joyce Heetderks, Theressa Bolt, Florence Driesenga, Charlotte Mulder. Second row: joan Bouman, Mary Ann Steenwyk, Donna Bosrnan, Myra Stegink, Mary Rozenclahl. janet Huttinga. Third roxy: juella Mast, Pearl Brat, Arloa Geerlings, Adeline Schreur, jean Nyhof, Lyla Vanden Berge, Arlene Overheek, Shirley Albers, Maxine Gerrits. T63l I 5 l,l I 1, KXXX I tl- 1-i Ti- -1-X. Xi.-1 ui-1. IJ 1 .b X , Q. 1 X I X X' ' 1 ,, H . X Q ' ' , - , ' x Q 1 X V . , I X X Q x 1 X X k A l I ' Xa 1 s ' I X V1 A , X 11X 1 1 -X 1 1 ,.4.., ' X X X - ......... X , 1 , 1X ..,......... 1 7 X ' - W X X ..,..q...., i ' - X' X , X , I S pn'QhllQ.,gQQn ' - ' ' ' X ...,......... , gf , 1 , X ' ....g,qqmssns ' ,X 2-Xi 1 -.-.a..q..,,.,. ' 3 X' 1 ' ' X , ...........-.. ' X 1 1X X I X' ' ...m..q....n ' ' X, , ' ' ,X ' Qs-Qqwqfmq.. , ' 1 X X ' 1 X X sqsygssqxssssy X , X ' 1 X 1 1 1 ....n.q.-page X ' A - , ........... ' 1X 1 XX X - , X swmf A k - 1- '- XX X 1 U ...v .NY , -, ' , Y '1 1 ' - 1 I . ' , X -X' 1 a ' 5 A X1 , - ' XQA, I ' 1 .Y XX 1 1X'X ' - f , 1 . ,- 1 .'X 11' 1 1, 1- 0 t 1 1 I 1 L 's I I 1 1 1 IXXX X 1 1 Q. lop i-mg Bernard Haal-1. Norman Enema, Roger Nykamp, Alvin Heerspink, Roger Zoet, Gene C-ort, Herschel XVeaver, I-Iillis Timmer, Paul Vannette, Gerald Kok. Second row: Dale XVolters, Mary Kool, Frouwina Vergeer. Ceola Bekius, Pearl Brat, Louise Blystra, Shirley Bouwman, Ruth Klingenberg, Charlotte Mulder, joan Bouwman, Lois Veltkamp. Third row: .loan Bruiseman Allhea Vander Heuyel, Charlotte Michielsen, Myra Briexe, Eunice XYiersma, Mary Rozendaal. Fourth row: -lean Ter Haar, Charlene Van Dyke, Betty Vander Tuuk, Miss Vander Gugten lsponsorl, Marian Whndemuller, Elsa Zwiep. 04 This year saw a new type of club organized at Holland Christian. It was a more complete organization of three groups of people who have something to do with making our basketball season a success, The Pep Club is composed of the cheerleaders, members of the pep band, and the athletic sistersfnone of whom are new at Holland Christian. These three groups were combined in order to have more co-operation among them and to promote more school spirit at our games. One of the main projects of the club was to sponsor the pep assemblies which we have had. At one of these assemblies, members of the Pep Club produced a very in- teresting skit. e. Much of the credit for the new, much-needed club is due to the work of Miss Van- der Gugten. It was she who saw to it that everything functioned smoothly. We of the Ffmfp1'Z111.r' staff, believe that the Pep Club has established its worth and should be continued so that more co-operationg and, therefore more eliiciency at our bas- ketball games will result. Athletic Sisters Pep Band Cheerleaders P rf? ,,V,. H ,,.,.: ..... .,., 1, q .i 1. ' ' . 'Y' . f 2 5 ' 2 li 7 1 3 H e , A 'M is '-V-if ff I wa N 1,5 f' x , A N 4 1 S Vx 1 .., R .1 . ww, ' ' ' fwwwu '22, , aww fa 1 W .- .:,,.:-,: ,.-f X 4'4 N P fs if QW gr V 'PY W' 72 U 'X vw.. f 51 rv ' X f 5 X xg A 1 , t gf f xii X .v-'N uk FQ' 'A NM, 44' M? 1 45590, A . .K x 2 W 1 fs J Wm W 1 WW X 1 Zz 1 Altena Ed Bouman Bruce Bouvs man, Benjamln Bouwman, Ralph Dxekema Anthony I-Iolkeboer D2V1d Holstege Henry Ixnott kenneth Ixok Sherwood Ixramer, oe Marlmk Kenneth Mast, Kenneth Schlpper Donald Unema Norman QM f , aw ., , .N 4 f , 5' Z! was MQE wiv 1 if 1 l I f W 4 I . , Q x ' I I E, V f ' , ' re 1 E Q- , xx 3 X. is X V ' 40 A Q Neg 7 , . , 7 1-'As QVXX. r 1 K x 7 I 2, , 1 Y Z V , Q LY ' ' 1 YY 41, Q a V ' 4 A R , A f vi , . , , 3 ,V ya-, I -1- fzf 14 ' If ,, f ' f sff,g:,1' .... : M ' ' fi Wpgayj ' fy ' at Q 'lr ak' ir if i651 if ul' ir i' M -1,4 X wr QM Coach Arthur Tuls Come, beat Alleganf That was the war cry of the varsity as the tournament season rolled around. And beat Allegan they did by the lopsided score of 58-45. After a season of ups and downs the var- sity was really on the ball by tournament time and took the district crown but finally bowed to Charlotte High School in the re- gionals. '-qc Manager john Nyboer and Ruger Lamar Wcwfiq df zecogadidaa Holland Christian VS. Zeeland ......... Grand Haven St. Augustine Fremont .....,a........ Grand Rapids Christian St. joseph .......... -- Muskegon Christian -- Alma ...,.. Allegan .... Wlestern State St. Augustine St. joseph -r Grand Rapids XY'estern State Fremont --- Allegan --- Zeeland --- Tournaments District Allegan .... Zeeland .... Regional Charlotte - - - l66l Christian Coach john Ham Score H.C.H.S. Others 34 23 35 ,io 37 23 44 'IU 36 39 34 55 31 29 30 -1' 35 41 37 38 26 -ll 35 43 35 JS 26 2-l 35 38 -L3 59 -ll 38 58 -15 54 36 16 26 2eamae4 The second team has had a successful season this yearfeven more successful than their record shows. Many of the games they lost were played against larger schools and were lost by only two or three points. Several of the members were promoted to the Varsity team and will very likely play with the Varsity next season. The second team this year often was outclassed in height and had to make up for it with speed. Several of the regulars were Freshmen, so there are many indications that Holland Christian will have a good basketball team next year. Their record for the season is as follows: Holland Christian Score vs. H.C.H.S. Others Zeeland ...... .... 2 2 Grand Haven .... .... 3 2 St. Augustine ...... -- 29 Fremont ............. 24 Grand Rapids Christian 45 St. joseph ........... 40 Muskegon Christian .... 20 Allegan ............. 23 Western State ..... -- 26 St. Joseph ............ 41 St. Augustine ......... 30 Grand Rapids Christian 60 Western State ......... 27 Fremont ............. 27 Allegan --- -- 23 Allegan --- -- 23 Zeeland --- -- 26 67 Hail to Holland Christian Hail to her name With all devotion We'll strive for her fame U' Rah Rah . . . Fight, beat ............ Put her to shame Fight, fellows, fightg And we will win this gam G A f' , fwf f f , 2.1: '5 ' 4 fn, x un 3. Wk 11 but nwwf -1. Ruals, yct fncndx, rp fx I N fx. Cvct xx Mumm 1-J, Nr I-mu, rollin. 10, Yeh' XYZ made mt, WW .-4 ab 4, ml 'sw W fi . 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XVI13' the hurry! H. XY'h.1t'x thu Inks' vw . s ' .xrmmg trm amp. W. vlunml' INl.1xqL1cl.1du. x '4 , 3-X fix- ,,, 154 Ak. Q47 ' Q1 . .. Em...i::H - f -Q5 if NX 1 f 6 K 2 X I W fe ws x ev X ,x A 'f,:?1gip,s: x 'lr 'Ir 'lr 'lr 'lr 'A' nk it I I I I XYe. the members of the Senior class of 1950, have come to the end of an important phase of our life activities. Our high school education has been completed. Upon leaving, we take with us a vast amount of information which we have accumu- lated during the four years we have spent in these halls of learning. The Superintendent .ind faculty members have left upon our minds impressions which will not soon be for- gotten. Upon leaving this institution, we take with us not only material we have learned in the various classes, but also a view of life which is taught in no other system of educa- tion. XWe have learned that we have a special duty each in his own way, to glorify God to the best of his ability. Vile, the Seniors of 1950, leave at the turning point of the half century. During the first half of this century the world has made much progress in certain spheres. lt is up to us, as future citizens, to continue this progress. Our leaders will not always be with us to guide us in all our endeavors. It will soon be our duty to carry on the work they have begun. During these times of progress we, as young Calvinists, must continue to hold high the Cross of Christ. We must remember that we are here with a special God-given dutyfe to work for the coming of His kingdom. These thoughts can best be exemplified in the following poem written by Joyce Vanden Berg: When years of learning are completed And our foundations laid, Our memories are sweet behind us, Now a decision must be made. If we but take our highest castles, However difficult they beg Strive not for praise but for God's glory, To bring them to reality. nk 'A' 'Ir ir 'A' 'A' if 'A' f76l THIS ISSUE WAS MADE POSSIBLE BY OUR ' ' ADVERTISERS TO WHOM WE EXPRESS OUR APPRECIATION AND FOR WHOM WE BESPEAK YOUR PATRONAOE 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! ili Calvin College Grand Rapids, Michigan Wfherewithal shall a young man cleanse his way? By taking heed thereto according to thy Word. Psalm 11919. BARBARA JEAN BAKERY Take time to be Holy, Speak oft with the Lord, HWIIJJ' N011 E111 the Bain Commune with him always I . And feed on his Word- Brown and Serve Rolls Daily VER HAGE TRACTOR SALES 445 WASHINGTON AVE' HUDSONVILLE, MICHIGAN l77l SPONSORS DRUG STORES XVADE DRUG STORE HANSEN'S DRUG STORE SMITH'S DRUG STORE Drugs, Vitamins. School Supplies DOESBURG DRUG STORE Meet Your Friends at MODEL DRUG STORE 'k 'A' AUTOMOTIVE STAMAS SUPER SERVICE Pure Sure Lubrication GREY AUTO SUPPLY KRONEMEYER AND SCHIPPERS 11th and River MANNES SUPER SERVICE VER HAGE MOTOR SALES HUDSONVILLE COMMUNITY GARAGE HUDSONVILLE BODY SHOP DIEPENHORST'S GULF SERVICE ZEELAND, MICHIGAN 'k 'A' PROFESSIONAL W. C. KOOLS, MD. F. F. DE WEESE, D.D.s. DR. AND MRS. J. L. TINHOLT J. A. LUBBERS, D.D.S. W. HOEKSEMA, D.D.s. C. J. DE HAAN, D.D.S. DR. J. PIEPER Optometrist DR. AND MRS. STERENBERG ir 'A' GROCERY SCHREUR'S I.G.A. DRAPER'S MARKET XWEST SIDE FOOD MARKET Compliments of PRINS GROCERY ANDIES CANDIES BUTER'S GROCERY HULST SUPER MARKET NYKAMP FOOD MARKET NORTH SIDE GROCERY ZEELAND, MICHIGAN HARMSEN'S MARKET VOLLINK'S SUPER MARKET if 'A' CLOTHING AND SHOES Compliments of RUBY,S APPAREL Exclusive But Not Expensive 450 Washington Square WESTRATE'S BORR'S BOOTERY VAUPELL,S MEN'S SHOP THE BOYS SHOP K AND B HAT SHOP NIES SHOE STORE ZEELAND, MICHIGAN P. S. BOTER CO. Clothing, Furnishings, and shoes 1 if VARIETY S. S. KRESGE MC LELLAN STORES CO. F. W. WOOLWORTH 'k 'A' HARDWARE AND APPLIANCES GEERDS-VELTMAN, INC. NIES HARDVUARE DOZEMAN REFRIGERATION Sales and Service, Commercial and Industrial PEARLINE HARDWARE CORNER HARDWARE PLAGGEMARS HARDXWARE Paint, Glass, Gifts, Toys 13 XVest 16th St. Phone 5706 ESSENBURG ELECTRIC Compliments of KALAMAZOO SALES AND SERVICE 78 INSURANCE ROBERT F. TOPP MARSILJE INSURANCE SERVICE Telephone 5552 First National Bank Bldg. BEN VAN LENTE 84 SON INSURANCE SIMON BORR INSURANCE AGENCY Complete Insurance Service Simon Borr - Vern Tuls XWOLBRINK INSURANCE AGENCY ir 'A' RESTAURANTS HOFFMAN'S RESTAURANT STAR SANDXVICH SHOP VOS CAFE CUMERFORD'S RESTAURANT 'lr 'A' FURNITURE DE VRIES AND DORNBOS CO. The Home of Good Furniture JAS. A. BROUWER CO. The Old Reliable Furniture Store GEBBEN FURNITURE CO. 'lr 'A' GIFTS AND IEWELRY BERT SLAGH AND SON FOX JEWELRY HEERSPINK JEWELRY AND GIFT SHOP POST JEXVELRY AND GIFT SHOP Diamonds, Watches and Gifts 'lr 'A' PERSONAL RUSSEL RUTGERS MR. AND MRS. RUSSEL SMITTER Compliments of MR. AND MRS. AL SLENK COMPLIMENTS OF FRANK HOOGLAND CHR. TEN HARMSEL MISCELLANEOUS FRIS' Office Outhtters and Stationers BRINK'S BOOK STORE CARLETON CLEANERS AND FURRIERS Compliments of SUPREME CLEANERS 114 W. 16th St. Phone 3811 YNTEMA FUNERAL HOME VER LEE FUNERAL HOME 106 W. 16th Sr. Phone 2482 BRINK LUMBER YARD SCOTT-LUGERS LUMBER COMPANY WHITE CROSS BARBER SHOP MARLINK BARBER AND BEAUTY SHOP WARM FRIEND FLOWERS EBELINK'S FLORAL SHOP Phone 9496 Say it with Flowers SUPERIOR SPORT STORE ALBERT ALDERINK Plumbing and Heating ALLENDALE, MICHIGAN ZEELAND FARMERS CO-OP CO. 7-UP BOTTLING COMPANY OF WESTERN MICHIGAN LUBBERS UPHOLSTERING HUDSONVILLE, MICHIGAN VANDE BUNTE BROS. Buyers and Shippers of Onions, Celery, Carrots HUDSONVILLE. IVIICHIGAN BUSH AND COOPER LOCKER CO. HUDSONVILLE, MICHIGAN GAMBLES MEYER MUSIC HOUSE SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO. RHINE VANDER MEULEN Builders VAN EAASEN SHOPS, INC. 7 9 Comlblinzents of BAKER FURNITURE INC. HOLLAND, MICHIGAN ZWIEP,S SEED STORE PHONE GREEN HOUSES 9 XY'est 16th Street 4605 Vfashington at 26th Street Everything For Your Lawn and Garden NVE INVITE YOL' TO VISIT OCR GREENHOUSES COMPLIAIENTS OF Van Huis' Floor Coverings W'l9ere quality, nzalerials, and uvrknzanslyip are bigber than pricef' 504 GRAAESCI-IAP RD. PHONE 7951 HOLLAND, BIICH. LSOI and Mrs. Mr. COMPLIMENTS OF SENIOR PARENTS Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Albers Mr. Albert Alderink Mr. and Mrs. John Altena Mr. and Mrs. John Bareman Mr. and Mrs. William Bekius Mr. and Mrs. Bierema Rev. Rev Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Blystra and Mrs. Martin Bolt and Mrs Simon Borr and Mrs. Benjamin A. Bosman and Mrs Bert Bouman and Mrs. John Bouwer and Mrs. Peter Brat and Mrs Bert H. Brouwer and Mrs. Albert Daining and Mrs. Jacob Deters and Mrs. John De Vries and Mrs. Tom De Vries and Mrs. Jacob De Vries Mrs. Marguerite De Weerd Mr. and Mrs. Raymond De Weerd Mr. and Mrs. XY'illiam Driesenga Mrs. Grace Dykema Mr. and Mrs. Wfilliam A. Dykhuis Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit Dykstra Rev. and Mrs. M. Dykstra Mr. and Mrs. William Dykstra Mr. and Mrs Martin Geerlings Mr. and Mrs Andrew Gelder Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Gerrits Mr and Mrs. Dick Haan Mr. and Mrs Charles Haak Mrs. Minnie Heerspink Mr. and Mrs Gerrit Heetderks Mr. and Mrs Herman Heetderks Mr. and Mrs Henry Holstege Mr. and Mrs William Huizenga Mr. and Mrs Sam Huttinga Mr. and Mrs Herman Jacobs Mr. and Mrs William Klingenberg Mr. and Mrs C. Kole Mr. and Mrs Herman Koning Mr. and Mrs. Mike Kooistra Mr. and Mrs Joe Kramer, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Lenters Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs . Marvin Lambers . Jacob Lynema 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. Mr. Peter Marcusse John R. Mast Fred Menken H. Menken L. Michmerhuizen William Mulder Edward Nyhof J. Nyhof John C. Otten Ben Overbeek Johannes Overbeek Henry Robert and Mrs. Henry Rosendahl Gerrit S. Potgeter 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. Max Rotman M. Schaafsma Elmer Schipper Edward Schreur Richard Sharda B. Staal L. W. Steenwyk Clarence Stegink Louis Steketee Henry Telgenhof Herman A. Ten Harmscl John Ter Horst John Teune Mr. and Mrs. Louis Timmer Mr. and Mrs. Henry Topp Mr. and Mrs. Peter Unema Mr. and Mrs. John Van Den Berge Mr. and Mrs. H. Van Den Berg Mr. and Mrs. Rhine Vander Meulen Mr. and Mrs. Avert Vannette Rev. and Mrs. Emo Van Halsema Mr. and Mrs. Williana Van Huis Mr. and Mrs. John Van Rhee Mr. and Mrs. Evert Van't Slot Mr. and Mrs. Veltkamp Prof. and Mrs. Teunis Vergeer Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ver Hage Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wesseldyke Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Windemuller Rev. and Mrs. Thomas YH: Mr. and Mrs. Dick Zwiep Mr. and Mrs. Henry Zylman i81l STUDIO AND ' ' ' PHOTO SUPPLY One Plate to Go For Your Portrait, Cameras and Film Next to Centre Theater 7 XV. 8TH STREET PHONE 7664 HOLLAND, MICH. Compliments of PI-IIL'S SERVICE STATION P7'EffZlll77Z Gas For Less 219 EAST 8TH ST. HOLLAND, MICHIGAN Compliments of KOMEJAN BOX 8: LUMBER CO. 652 East Main Ave. - Telephone 2153 ZEELAND, MICHIGAN Compliments of COLLISEUM ROLLER RINK ZEELAND, MICHIGAN UNI Compliments of . f Radios - Appliances - Television CORNER RIVER AND 8TH PHONE 7491 CLAY TILE INIARBLE ASPHALT TILE RUBBER TILE LINOLEUM Compliments of American Tile 8: Flooring Co. 76 XV. 17TH ST. HOLLAND, MICH. Our Twenty Years Experieufe is Your Guarmztee of Perfeff Salisfaflion JACOB BIEREMA PHONE 2054 Comloliments of HOLLAND EURNACE CO. World's Largest Installers of Home Heating and Air Conditioning Systems WARM FRIENDS OE CHRISTIAN HIGH L9-II Compliments of E. 81 RADIO CENTER Dealers in PHILCO TELEVISION Compliments 01' J. C. PENNY CO. Compliments Of ZEELAND JEWELERS Compliments of C. FABER M. VANDER KOOI Fine Food ZEELAND - MICHIGAN Compliments of jOHN'S GARAGE General Auto, Truck, Tractor Repairing Pure Oil Products Have You Had a Kindness Corne Your Way? PASS IT ON OTTAWA AUTO SALES, INC. Your Friendly Dodge and Hardware Plyfflouth Dealer HOLLAND, MICHIGAN PHONE 6F21 DRENTHE 8-14 W. 7th St. Phone 6-6578 Compliments of HOLLAND MICHIGAN DU SAAR BULFORD STUDIO 8: GIFT Portrait Photography 52 E. Sth Sr. Phone 9608 'lr 84 Compliments of LOKERS STORE Shoes - Clothes ZEELAND, MICHIGAN T. .49 .4 'S'Q q 1 I I I ix-ir. 345125 if R Q I If I Ut elf l , Il lr 1 Y g'14g,'h if -:g'i5j,,, , ,akamai femaic S, S, ' 3, lift YETMHAT' Y BARON FUNERAL HOME Ambulance - Phone 2144 1. WAGENAAR Floor Coverings - Shades Venetian Blinds Q Clzmb 11 Few Steps and Save MOTZEJIV, Q? Phone 2603 ZEELAND, MICHIGAN de Vries Studio ZEELAND Phone 3221 For An Appointment Compliments of STAAL DRUG STORE 156 E. Main St., Opposite Post Office PHONE 2697 ZEELAND, MICHIGAN Compliments of R O M E Y N ' S SALES 81 SERVICE 'Mi 5 A 'PA LE POIRE FLOWERS Flowers for all occasions Wedding flowers a specialty Phone 5901 204 E. Main ZEELAND Corzlplimeuls of ZEELAND BOOK SHOP Books - Gifts - Stationery School Supplies - Office Equipment Exclusive dealers for Holland and Zeeland of Shaw-Walker Office Equipment ZEELAND, MICHIGAN 85 177 N. RIVER AVE. PHONE 6-6124 W. DE LEEUW 8a SONS LUMBER CO. HLHIlI,t'l',V in Better B11i1z1'i11g HOLLAND, MICHIGAN XY ARNER DE LEEUXY, SR. - GERRIT DE LEEUXV - XVARNER DE LEEUXV, JR. R. E. BARBER, INC. is n Habit 159 River Avenue The One Fine Cm' in the Lou' Price Field HOLLAND, IVIICHIGAN ALBERT DE XVEERD HENRY JAMES DE VUEERD ALBERT R. DE WEERD 8: SON General Bzzildirzg Contractors Estimates on Request 172 E. 14th Street - Telephone 9695 HOLLAND -- MICHIGAN FIFTH WHEEL LUNCH BAREMAN BROS. DAIRY Phone 4889 2-I Hours Daily Except Sznzdaj' xt 1 - L h Pasteurized Milk and Cream I 1 ,Ear O Ougc es , 3 'C LII 1' ETS HOLLAND, MICHIGAN I ti 700 MICHIGAN AVE. PHONE 9145 X. W I 1 1 U62 Comlblimeuts gf WASHINGTON SQUARE MERCHANTS HOLLAND, MICHIGAN The Complete Shopping District Plenty of Parking Space Bert Reimink PLUMBING and HEATING Let 115 clfecle your beating needs Hou' I5 XV. 18TH STREET HOLLAND, MICHIGAN PHONE 9647 Compliments of THE HUDSONVILLE BOX AND BASKET CO. LTD. HUDSONVILLE MICHIGAN Comlblimenis of SCHREUR-VANDER VLIET PRINTERS Personalized Commercial Priuiirzg 177 COLLEGE AVENUE TELEPHONE 4405 LSU MAYCROFT AND MMZEACHRON MOTOR SALES Home of Lincoln-Mercury in Holland PHONE 6-6768 16 22 W 7TH ST SUCCESS I U S DOING THE COMMON THING NCOMMONLY WELL' 055360 73lwne2l20 HERTEI. INSURANCE w 29az911fh19ffvz1amzrf21zf,. FIVE Compliments of STAR LUMBER ir ir ir 'A' i' Compliments Of PEOPLE'S STATE BANK A Friendly and Convenient Place to do your Banking Compliments of FIRST NATIONAL BANK i' Dp suredt S I I Comlblimezzts of li L ? ,- '- . s Q ' he N - ' - A-4 IMIIIIIIII IJ t I.a 'Ii1'.J2'-,Z 'sslslgli Q . 'fm' 1-'IVE' -i-. IEE . .,A L1ii , A, , A., ., , , ,W. 4 L I ' f 'A ' ...Z.:. ,,:V I j. H. KOLE AUTO CO. Authorized Sales ami Service ZEELAND, MICHIGAN 14 S. Church Street - Phone 2654 Class 0f'5O -- Cofzgmiulations afine Annual WHEN IN ZEELAND VISIT DE PREE'S PHONE 2171 ZEELAND C0f72P!i7lZ6l2fS of UNITED MOTOR SALES KAISER - FRAZER XVILLYS - OVERLAND DEALERS 725- 755 MICHIGAN AVE. PHONE 7225 HOLLAND LUMBER Sz SUPPLY COMPANY Ezierytlaing to Build Anything 405 West 16th St. Phone 9517 HOLLAND, MICHIGAN PEERBOLT SH EET METAL CO. A. PEERBOLT .fr SONS ' Armstrong Steel Furnaces ' Niagara Cast Iron Furnaces ' General Sheet Metal Work 600 VAN RAALTE AVE. HOLLAND, MICH. Compliments of DECKER CHEVROLET, INC. Authorized Claevrolet Servire Quick Serrife on All Makes Q PHONE 2387 221 RIVER AVE. E913 Com limefzts 0 J TER HAAR AUTO COMPANY Arie Ter Haar, Proprietor BUICK AND PONTIAC DEALERS SALES AND SERVICE COMPLETE SERVICE ON ALL MAKES MODERN BODY SHOP GOOD WILL USED CARS 150 East 8th St. Phone 4623 Holland, Michigan JI -it ?CD Q60 iii 3 E EI E JREALTY I XVm. C. De Roo John C. Otten 'f .4 : T Z Louis Hoekstra 2 I , of My of X A X -N y NX W JMWy , of W NffWwM xew X XJNW W f W W X My Q gf JJ My M flock HMOX Sales 3 I CW etter C?!C ter Pryfef 25 .JK X W Alu' aflfxz e elec 'oZeo ar, A !E'f?,1A141bD U Agwtqiiijzl Kiw i? MICHIGAN :726 ,H xggp .jjv of A . Qffff? ,rye wg ,111 Fffg 'y ?QjvbvX' D' X f ' JAQ kwom ' eats o mwWWWHQ of l v W f , . 1 enga MC ff' , Sand .... Gravel .... Crane Ser P?iCZjy,f55z41 ZEELAND Compliments 0f DUTCH-BOY BAKING CU. Makers of Dutch-Boy Baked Goods I I COIIZIDHIIZEIZH Of ZEELAND STATE BANK ZEELAND, MICHIGAN 'Ir CAPITAL AND SURPLUS S500,000.00 ESTABLISHED 1878 Member FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM and FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Best Wishes and Congratulations To The Class of ,5O + HOME FUEL AND SUPPLY COMPANY Melvin Boonstra LMI I lllllllw lei V, A fl' n. ' I 1. -' ve -Sell plf 'ml NL ,INR W 'jf Xyj I lv ljf A L ML, ugh fn I It J' ' ,, qy A , y rv 53,3 p' lghflfll I rf 01 Ill I A WW Ill MJ. :W M 0 Vi 4V , in .2 J' M, ml ' ,MINS-I COMPLIMENTS , Tl3l f A 1 Ax .TK ln ,f 'P M N 0 f ' ,LVL Ltkigbyy .'-7 H eg. l WH QM U mm mmeaumconie ,lfu COMPLIMENTS OF GEORGE MOOI ROOFING COMPANY We Keep Hollfmrl Dry - Zeeland Too 29E.6rh Sr. RUBEROID PRODUCTS Telephone 5826 COMPLIMENTS OF IDEAL DRY CLEANERS The House of Service PHONE 2462 148 College Avenue HOLLAND - MICHIGAN I95l STEKETEE V A N H UI S PRINTING HOUSE 'u ' ff ,. gay 5 .2 I 'N Q! ff f f 'ff' I Q '71 Creative Printing Service Telephone 2526 HOLLAND, MICHIGAN CENTRAL ENGRAVING COMPANY Western Micbigan'5 Leading P19010-En gravers ir 15f19 Lyon Street, NW. GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN 105' if Is.J4 Laces UBBER I wllfsgvlsile sol-E5 if K- X N ll. fl I. ...Lx , , 2+ ' ei' I 3 UNEMA'S SHOE SERVICE 230 RIVER AVENUE Opposite Post Offnce Polishes More wear willy shoe repair O FOR QUALITY YOU CAN SEE O VALUE YOU CAN TRUST O SELECTIONS OF THE BEST ,IURGENS 81 HOLTVLUWER DEPT. STORE 1506 - 16 Grandvillc Ave., SAW. GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN V261 ,4-nf 'LBS '1E'F5uw,3i 'f ' 4 5 , , ,fw- n9 'fb V... in V Ml, f. I .1 1- , X f - ..T w- ffl ' X.: NY! W - Lf.- . A I -l X H, U Nl Y ,VK ' 3. f ..h, w, .fu 4 1 1 13' , Q UF,-lifzgi y A L --2 'HH ,,,,! E X ff? I 492 inf J. , .V v- lg.-,L . . . .- .-is wi'4-- f'.g1?jli',N'p7'W,: 511 Am . .1 mf, -my -if id . : 1:54 . -gf My L , 3-L55 .3' V, my - Q, f r 'M , er iw, ', gfnff1P+-. ukweai Ik m a .lf ,V::-w--5TP1fA'- A 5'7f'Z 1' 3 if ' :'Q'a.!,IMMvm'v4 . 1,,,, ' 1 2 N fr',, 'E : ' W-ww. .41-'www' - -1 N . w f, Z,7 f,,-Hypfai-aw'5o -K V5.1-N ' Ag Mg Img, ' 'fy ' gl ff - - I .ff','fK., 1, EW! 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