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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1951 volume:

W1 Lu 1, 'P x in I if ,I- A 4. AL, r I K F -3 '-Q F'- 'r 1f eff IL u ',, f ,I A .. f. ' . 912. . :, V. , . ,, , 5, . , x f . ' 1 . I 1 ' ' X 'V ,L , 'l . 1' ,4 , H, ,U K , 4. ., V J , . Y Lf 1' , ,x I ,U 1 f 1 . I . , I , . W . ,A , 1 9 'M- . f. . V - xi. 14551 QU . Q ' ,, . 2' P 'wr M , :.,l.X , 4..,g--- f 445,31 X aw 14 wif , K -r L ,'A V 'J -'fi 'L-gif4Q V .2 .nf f',,:3,Q4 1 , 7, ,, ,tg fe. afepxw' 'f 5 f?7,9 '..'-V Q' w A ' I' ' ' V ,K-nf' fffli- Qfgfggi-fi' N i 7 1 1 1 J , v A , 4 n X A , ,A I. I , f X 1 nw 4 V' .- y ,. Y, Wu' 1 W M f J A FUUTPRINTS 1951 Published bv the Senior Class of HQLLAND CHRISTIAN HIGH SCHOQI. Volume XXII DALE WOLTERS ROGER DALE NYKAIVIP Editor-in-Chief B M The Greater the Difficulty, the More Glory in Surmounting It For thc past four years, we have been striving against difficulties, both great and small. Somehow, as we look back, those of lesser importance seem to fade away in our minds, but long will we remember the greater obstacles which have confronted our pathway of learning. These we remember chiefly because there is more glory or honor given to that which is harder to transcend than to that which is less diHicult. However, we have not surmounted our obstacles for our own glory or that our name might be praised. No, what we have done was done to the glory of God who Himself hath bestowed on us, His humble creatures, the talents we have tried to develop and use. Now, as we leave our Alma Mater, bidding farewell to teachers and fellow students, may we continue to keep in mind that all we do, must be done to the glory of Godis most Holy Name. Whether a task be great or small Seek no glory for thyself at all, He who gives strength to do the same Deserves all glory. Let us praise His Name! Q , X 9 3 49 Q 941 a QBX9 9 4 Contents Administration ....... . Students Activities Athletics -... .... ....-.. .... Advertising ...... .... U l ab fi ob C3 4 9 Env Farewell For four years Mr. Louis Damstra has been with us. He taught in the Field of mathematics and his classes will not soon be forgotten. lt is with sincere feeling that we hid lVlr. Danistra farewell and hope for his success in future enterprises. 4 Mr. Marinus Pott has for six years served our school and been an inspiration to all the students in his classes. His insight into the deeper things of literature and life has helped many a stu- dent surmount the difficulties that confronted him. His sense of humor and understanding of students' problems will make him linger in our memories, For several years he has directed the senior play and has been very active as our class sponsor. As a tribute to his faithful service, vve, the Class of l95l. proudly dedicate to him this edition of the FOOTPRINTS. 5 f W, f W ,, fm Z ,, 'Z , 5 'WWE ' fm W yy' f eg f Q 7 FOOTPRINTS STAFF :liter srime bard work amd a lot ril' lime arid ellfirt, we are prriud to present tbe lfflil edition ffl Ilie Forilprihtx. Uur capable editfir was lleile Vffillers. He was axsistecl by Clenex'iex'e Keuriing, Dfiriria Vari- der Krilk. Beatrice Van lmri, linniarriin Hfiviman. amd Bernard vi .xliildeit The person xxbfi tfifil: mare of lbe lmancial side was Roger Nylsamp, business manager. lliw able belpers were Rfirizild Vim Slwfiien. Harvey Kielcriver, Mil- lrin Heelen, amd Verrie Rribbert. Marla lfirmirig did all tbe ari xifirl-1. 6 f Q O C Admlnlstratlon Job 8:10-Shall not they teach thee, and tell thee, and utter words out of their heart? N, Bti. it ,, is M , l, 'sr f 3 , 3' SCHOOL BOARD To the Graduates of 1951: The Board of Trustees is happy to extend to you greetings and congratulations as you leave the halls of Holland Christian High School. As you depart and go your various ways, it is well to reflect on the blessings which have been yours during the past four years. Your Christian education has demanded the expenditure of vast energies on the part of your instructors, sacrificial giving by your parents, much planning by administrators. We hope and pray that the consecrated efforts toward your preparation for true living may prove to be a good investment. We are looking for spiritual dividends. As you leave this Christian institution, we shall be watching each of you. We desire to have your lives characterized by four specihc qualities. First, We want to see the attitude of Reverence. This is the quality that ought to be seen in young people Whose lives have been touched by the Spirit of Cod. You must have reverence for God, for His Christ, for His Church, for His Truth. A second virtue we long to see in you is Refinement. This is more than mere politeness or social grace. lt is that quality which shows that we have come under the refining influence of Iesus' personality. The apostle says, HYe have the mind of Christfl True refinement is Christ-likeness? The third quality we desire in you is the spirit of Reliance. Our strength to live the Christian life comes from lesus Christ. True sell-reliance is attained only through the prac- tice of God-reliance. You will be successful in your chosen task in life only when you look to Cfod for power. Finally, the spirit of Readiness ought to be seen in you. Christ calls us to service in all realms of life, No area may be left untouched by his presence. We must be ready to do his bidding in all domains of life. jesus was ready to give himself for you. Are you ready to dedicate your lite to Him? OLIVER BREEN, President 8 W 2 Words of Farewell Another school year has swiftly come to a close. To the graduating class the year 1951 is especially significant. You have reached another milestone in your lives. Sincere felicitations upon your graduation from Holland Christian High School. As your high school days have come to an end, it is Well that you remember with sincere gratitude the privileges which you were permitted to enjoy as students in a Christian high school. You should be especially thankful for the Christian parents who so often have sacri- ficed much to enable you to receive a Christian education. Above all you must be grateful to God. You have been reminded time and again of God's love and admonished to be Christ's disciples. As a token of gratitude, the Macedonian Christians 'Q . . . first gave their own selves to the Lord. You should not do less than that! Having done this you will never despair as you face what appears to be a dark future indeed. Having done this the Lord will be ever near to encourage When ready to surrender or when tempted to say Yes7' when Christian character demands a firm 'LNo,'. God bless you and keep you in His care now and always. BERT P. Bos, Superintendent 9 ,ff 1 Bible kg ' J 1 ,Z L' f JL , fy 71 K ff, 7 5 Cf fx ,w , ,, ,, f H f , if ,ef 1. IIIZRO IERKYIVI 2 if N 13. f CHIIXIH C in w ' 1 N lui nmul I..ml1'1m- c,I1llIt'I1 II1 W Ya-xx lc'slam11ml Ulf! lL'Nl'llNL'l1l Spfn1wr-jnlxwn CAI ws lil MR. IAMES I'1lli'I'BRINK AB. - Univcrsily of Dcnvcr Bilnlc I,i brzsrian Sm,mrpr-I511-xlmmmxnm Class Commercial MISS SENA GREYENGOED MR. WAYNE 14. DQRNBUSH MISS IEANETTE VEU AB. M VN cstcm AllL'll1g2lll AB. - Clulrm Colln-gc H Wtsgcgnd Mfxicliln . . . . . 1 r X 'L College ol Ecluuatnm lVl.B.A.-Umvcrslty of lVl1cl11gan , 'Q LM U UL J - - X Calvin College Qulxm Cwllcgc I, MX WM N 31141 ' UC l ' Cvlrqgf College ,V , ' . liuxinl-ss English N ' Cm'm'1ul lJllSIllt'NN T E Slufwtliaud Busimws Math. gllmm. Q I Cl 1 'l x pm! Spflmflr-l7rcsl1mun Claw ' p m 'K' UMW dm fill ip: PlAklLllL'tf' bp-lllwf-Swlwz Claw mfg, Q Rs 'MAN l W l , ,V ,N X XX 4 X xr.. X WX sw Q W w S gl QQ X m ll Languages MlSS lOSlfl'l'llNlf D12 VRIIES Mll. lX'lzXlllNllS l'O'l li All 4 Callxin College NB. A llupc College l:Ik'Nlllllllll lfnglixli Supliwnwli- lfnglixli Slwliwu'--liliwlimzxn Claim MISS GERTRUDE VANDER CUGTEN BS. - WCSlLlI'l1 Michigan College ol Educaticm l ,atm Pliymical liilui-ation Sprmsrn'-lunirn' Clam QQ is km.. Yam? ,'XI11L'l'lk'llI1 l,ulU1':11i11u lfnglisfi I ,ilc1':11L11'w 5l7l'L'k'll Spwiiwr-Sc'iiieai' Class MISS ERVINA VAN DYKE AB. - Calvin College University ol Michigan Supliomfwe English Speech Spomrvi'-Srfpliomore Clam Mathematics MR. LOUIS DAMSTRA AB.-Hope College Ceometry .AlClV31'lC6d Klatl1e1natius Driver Trainiui Business Xlatlmematics Spanswr-S0Ulu-vmfwe Class Sf if ' , pkg,- ,, N, M 1 , l ' 4 .1 l 13 fff l ,1 l l xmw MR. CLAREN AB. - Calvin Algolwra lwurlmlism CE PDT? College General Sciellce Cwx'e1'n1m'nt SDODSI rr-Sf mlm vm' we Class MllSiC MR. MARVIN BAAS AB. - Calvin Collugc A.IVl.-Uniw1'si1y of Michigan c:l'I'11HlI1 NILNL' czlltlil' Rpmmmm'-Smyplmunmrv Class , L 14 MR. HENRY VANDER LINDE AB. - Calvin College Scniur Band Iunim' Band Clradc SL-huol Band v CU fy 9' Science QQ l l l i MR. JOHN DE VRIES AB. - Calvin College A.M.-University of Michigan Montclair State Teachers College Columbia University Physics Chemistry Phvsical Science Sponsor-Senior Class MR. IOHN B. HAM AB.-Calvin Collegc A.M.-University of Michigan Biologfv Physiology Sponsor-Sophomore Class 4 3 . f XY 15 Social Science MR. RAYMOND HOLWERDA A.B.-Czllvin Cullcgc A.M.-I Tuivcrsily ui' Michigan Prim-ipul .'XINt'I'iL'ill'l IliSlIrI'Y R 3 ,,, ,A N MR. HENRY KUIPER A.B.-C2211YiI1 A.M.-Univcrsity of Michigan Vxhprld Iliamry Pml'mIQms ml IDL'lNfIL'1'ZlL'y Spomur-Iunior Class MR. MARVIN SCHANS AB.-'Cz1lx'iu Collcgc A.M.-Unix'c1'sily of Rcdl mds Pmlulm-1'nm ul' Ilmwwcrzlcv C2m'c-rnmc'm Churcll Hi5lm'y Spfnwfr-junifn' ,Vs vif V P in MR. ARTHUR TULS A.B. - Hope Collegc American History EL-fmrvmic Cleography Physical Iiclucatirm Spomm'-Freshman Class ,W9vW9 We Thank You Besides all our friends and the faculty. there are others that make our Christian High the school it is. To these we yvish to express our sincerest gratitude. Nlost of us are aware of the Monica and Eunice Aids and the various Church-School Circles. They are ever ready to contribute of their time and abilities to help us as a school in every yvay they can. One vvho is very important. especially as far as our financial problems go. is lVlr. Williani Pott. He it is who receives our tuition and records it so it need not be paid twice. Another. with yvhom we all have become acquainted is lVliss Lucille Bouman. Along with her faithful services, she brings cheer to the office each and every day. Last. but surely not least. we remember our janitors. lVlr. Westerhof and lVlr, Dykstra. lt is they that have the school warm and the rooms and halls gleaming from week to week. Without them our school would not be such a pleasant place to do our work. Surely each of these deserves our sincere thanks. Their services are greatly appreciated. games: : y L K 4 w T X ' X I N r x N sc, NYS-ss.-K Q. . rl Q 17 Student Council The purpose of the Student Council is to maintain Christian discipline, to promote student participation and co-operation in all forms of student activities. and to give guidance in citizenship to the students of our school. The Student Council consists of four olficers and a senator representing each homeroom. This council meets every Wednesday to discuss the important issues concerning the entire student body. Membership is obtained by an election in the spring for the officers and an election in the fall for the homeroom representatives. The Student Council is responsible for many of the activities that happened in the past year. They sponsored the All-School Skating Parties, the Amateur Contest, and took care of the Polio March of Dimes, and the Christian Textbook drive. N . - F Flhey also provided lor a cheekroom at basketball games. if The officers are: President Edwin Roels Vice-President Tony Diekema Secretary lVlarie Ceenen Treasurer . Ioyce Koops May Cod's blessing rest on the Student Council organization as it does its Work in future years. 18 1' N S gl Stu ents H Tim. 2:15- Study to show thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not be ashamed, -rightly dividing the word of truth. ff, g nf yrrer .1..- f '-f. fr i , WA gf Q i s r .r ,S MNIN BOLT i'rvsicii'nl Class fficers OF I VVALACE BRATT Treasurer is W fr i egg X 1 M P 71 If 1 VW ff a ff 1 , G W , A ,,,, ' V f fi, 7 4: SHERVVOOD KOK BENIAMIN BOUWMAN Vice-President Secretary CLASS MOTTO The greater the difficulty, the more glory in surmouriting it. CLASS COLORS Chartreuse and gray. CLASS FLOWER Wiiite Rose. CLASS SPONSORS ' Mr. john De Vries, Miss Sena Grevengoed, Mr. Marinus Pott, Miss Ieanette Veitmatu. giant 'pn 1 my v ,,a ,-, QAQY' .? 2!':1x '5'Tl 'SRP 'Ov' live'-q:H'i7 53 'W 'HVWYA i1'4!'i 'W' 'P' 0' 'R W T' ' .it T'x 9- W 'F 97 ' ' 'Z 'Qui .3'!-'fV'5? t ' 2. 1 L-h Nag- Lgxklb QM vqoayf Cy, , n mlwffuwv , y 1, . wh in K .foal-Q' v 15 4 .lf Q, q?',,,foaHvj - u: nfiff, Q- ia .-xg 4 agvL5- 1 Y 1, -, H, R ls ,Adi ,L in , -s' N1 A -5 15,9 34' 5 rr-...W K, ,V .J f V4 .535 'gi ,aw 'xdl s 1 Q-!,.s,cQfg4M,y,!,i? N555 ,iHl.wV'.25.c ks,, aa. ,, .NH y tha- wiv., 4. 4 -et.. , 'ki asv. Stanley Alberda Stan', I know many things besides my lessons, I Drenthe School College Preparatory Course 5 Biology Club Z 3 Baseball 3, 4 Physics Club 4 fPresidentl Photography Club 4 lPresi- dentj Rotha Alofs 'iRotl'i She's a kind of girl it's well lo ltnou'. Maplewood School - Holland Commercial Course Knitting Club I Dramatics Club 3 Pep Club 3 Athletic Sister 3 Mission Club 3 Forensics 3 lunior Play 3 Social Club 3, 4 fTreasurer 31 Edwin Altena 'EEd', it He majored in sports and mi- nored in studies, Holland Christian Junior High General Course Baseball I Reserves Z Varsity 3, 4 Marilyn Bateman ulVlickey', Keep your face to the sunshine, and you cannot see the shadow. Holland Christian General Course Junior Choir l, Z Knitting Club I Social Club 3 Choir 3, 4 Agnes Beagle Aggie,' lf silence were golden, l'd al- ways be broke, Holland Christian 1 Commercial Course Knitting Club 2 is Art Club 3 lSecretary Sewing Club 3 3 junior Play 3 Dramatics Club 3, 4 Social Club 3, 4 Pep Club 4 Echo Staff 4 7 21 AX .ik 9 xl 1 actiiifl. . ,hr-- R94 ng1'Qf1'.:!A'If?J!1+A151lix.Hkelj'n:'l ,nga J?-.Hl3s,1R'9'Hrv:'3.'51:'.J:3i his uh-Q Milton Beelen 5'lVlilt', Don't tell me - l'lI tell you. Holland Christian College Preparatory Course Art Club l Biology Club 2 Band l, 2, 3, 4 CPresident and Student Dlrector 43 Choir 3, 4 Pep Club 3, 4 Echo Staff 3 Student Council 3 lunior Play 3 Christmas Card Campaign 4 fCaptain5 Footprints Staff 4 lAdvertisingl Kathryn Boerman csKata9 Sincereity and truth are the basis of every virtue, Zeeland Christian Commercial Course Class Treasurer l Junior Choir l Biology Club Z Choir 4 Student Council 4 Echo Staff 4 Senior Play 4 Lloyd Boerman 'iluloyclw To think and feel that we are able is often to be so. Holland Christian College Preparatory Course lunior Band l, I Biology Club Z Senior Band 3. 4 Dramatics Club 3, 4 Pep Band 4 Pep Club 4 fp Boys' Chorus 4 l I I I 1 , ,' 'fr 'V Paul Boeve 6'Paul A good heart is better than all the heads tn the world. Holland Christian General Course ,lunior Band l. I Calvin Bolt 'SCal', He who wishes to secure the good of others has already se- cured his own. Allendale Christian College Preparatory Student Council l, 2, 3 lVice- Presidcnt 37 Forensics 1, 1, 3, 4 Class President 2, 3, 4 Baseball l, Z Chess Club l, 2 Biology Club I Echo Staff Z, 3 junior Play 3 O A T Typing pin 3 Wolverine Boys' State 3 Senior Play 4 f ff L ' 3 , f Q, ' at - ,f f f 3 wr' my-r-,:e,:,:.:,,. . If 1 3, X ,,,, ,c rss- Q 1. J, I Y X , 5 1 SF f 63 Q , f R? Q 3 rr QP n 2 aw' W, vb 3 5 X J xv X R S 1 ' Ye 1 . 5 1 Wi'Nvv1iT -'g',r,.a-, ,v-r1..As y-v-- :,-1 . .rg --: .. . k, Nar-:.- -r 5 17 .4 Wt talwarw 3 4. .i . ,, .. r. '25ffaQ'5fiif ?il53a.afi1: - if--L . 1--iN1.'i4i'E51'3x- Ag'-r.., Q: Mt: -5 -r a'+r3faw 1r'2if3Wf1a73T 'E-fa Q3-' 11 1-'PS' ' -f-1 1 'W: 'f+---'f- -1 1. WT-9.153 fu' He- :H-Na i.iLTl.1lih1Xn1'l'!.-i.'7f:.9l:'5 .tak-Plr.i.1taNQRWQT-i..'?xr: , 14-PLvgt-1hMRs'v'a fr 'N xiii. i . My M-- j u , 5 4 J ??7'l ff -.qw is-, ,Z l 1 John Bos Ulohn' Not tlmt I love itutly less, but ,lim niort'. Holland Christian Collcgc Pri-paraturY Cnursu Chow Club 4 K Photography Club 4 Phyxica Club 4 Lillian Bos Lil ,N marry rluporrlioii and rerltiy lor lun, Yriusland Sr-bool Commercial Courw Social Club 3, 4 Scwlnil Club 4 Pup Club 4 Athletic Sister 4 Robert Bos nBob,' Life IS no longer if l hurry, the world no better if I worry. Holland Chrihtian College Preparatory Course Art Club l junior Choir l Biology Club 2 Choir 3, 4 Phymics Club 4 Photography Club 4 Warren Bosrnan g'Warren,, I clonlt allow my xtuclies to inter fare with my etlxacatiorif' Bccchwood School Hollandj Ct-nrral Course lunior Choir l Choir 3, 4 Photography Club 4 Bruce Bouman Brucel' Always busy, never tl'eary-al- trays halzlwy, alwayi cheery. Holland Christian College Preparatory Courau Ruscrvw Z Vanity Tcnnis 2, 3, 4 Vanity 3, 4 Dran-iatics Club 3, 4 i r fl' -17 -1 ,,,,r,f1' Geraldine Bouwer Gerry 'H-X merry heart Yilllliffll tx cheer- ful coi4ntemrnce. Holland Christian College Preparatory Cours-, Girls' Choir l Social Club 3, 4 Dramatics Club 3, 4 Sewing Club 3, 4 Choir 4 Benjamin B iwm n GLB I 3, Master-ed Eis smcliex-excelled in athlericxf' Holland Christian College Preparatory Course junior Band 1, Z lVir:c-Pres. Ib Senior Band 3, 4 fVicar 43 Reserves 1, Z Baseball 1, 2 Varsity 3, 4 fCaptain 45 Biology Club 2 lSec.-Treasj Tennis 3, 4 Physics Club 4 llrcasurerj Photography Club 4 ffreasurerb Class Secretary 4 Foorprinta 4 fAssociate Editori Ralph Bouwman C6Ralph5, 'l'ulte your time, 1t's no use iveariiig yourself out, Holland Christian College Preparatory Course lunior Band 1 Rcsurvus 1, Z Senior Band 2, 3, 4 Baseball Z, 3, 4 V-irsitv 3, 4 Ellen Branderhorst Ellen,' Pretty and sweet and aluuyx neat, Holland Christian College Preparatory Courae lunior Choir 1 Knitting Club 2 Social Club 3, 4 Athletic Sistur 4 Pep Club 4 Choir 4 Senior Play 4 Cljrompterl Wallace Bratt Wally He was a scholar, and a riulit good one, exceedlnrzly wise, fair- sfrolcmi, and per'silc14llii,u. Holland Christian Coll-,-gc Preparatory lunuor Choir l Biology Club 2 lVicc President? Senior Choir 3, 4 Debate 4 Special Music 4 Clam Treasurer 4 Senior Play 4 IW' Patricia Brieve Pat,' You would know her by lhe merrimen! in her eyes. Holland Christian Commercial Course Junior Choir 1 Knitting Club I Girlw' Cvlee Club Z Scwirul Club 3 Senior Choir Z, 3, 4 Senior Band 3, 4 lhflnjorettej Drumarics Club 3, 4 f Special Music 4 Social Club 3, 4 . - , ,X ib. Berclella Brink Berclell ,-X :ul with ct manner all her X, own Like tl flower. sweet and xhyw NY utx'rew School lGruufsch:rpl College Preparatory Knitting Club I Mission Club 5 Ptp Club 3 Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Social Club 3, 4 Sewing Club 4 'NP R, Kathrvn Brink W Kathryn We lore her for her look, her smile, her way of speaktng gently. Sunnyxide School lEast Sauna- tuckl College Preparatory Knirting: Club 2 Mission Club 3 Social Club 4 Sewing Club 4 Choir 4 Floyd Brouwer Flip,, Reliability is the keystone in the U arch of mccesr. Drenrhe Public School College Preparatory Junior Bgrrclbl ,H Bro ogy u I KW junior Play 3 Baseball l, Z, 3, 4 Choir 3, 4 Physics Club 4 Photorlraphy Club 4 Pep Club 4 Chnctmua Card Campaign 4 lBueinew lvlanagerj Leona Busscher CG 77 Leona 'Z-X happy disposition is a gift ol nature, Pioneer School lC'raafshaPl Commercial Course lumor Choir l Knirting Club Z lVice-Presi- dent! Mission Club 3 Dramatics Club 3 Athletic Slater l, Z, 3 Senior Choir 2, 3, 4 Social Club 3, 4 f-freasurer 41 Iames De Kock 'glirnn ff Kathleen Buugsnia V LC ' 37 5 Kathie ,gf 4 'Tis quality rather than quantity that counts, North Holland stimi Commercial Course ' Biology Club I Knitting: Club 2 Art Club 3 Dramatics Club 3 Social Club 3, 4 Senior Play 4 Put all your lmulvley in a pocket -with a hole in it. Zeeland Christian College rcptrratory Biology Club 2 Phyfica Club 4 Photography Club 4 u lean De Vries nleanv llQ1l1ElHEXX rx virtue. 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Zeeland Christian College Preparatory Reserves l, Z Cvolt 1, 2 Senior Band 1, Biology Club Z Baseball lj, 4 Pep Band 4 Z,3,4 Pep Club 4 Choir 4 Norma Hofstee Norma ConScientroi1x in all her tiesfintellectiullly mclrnetl Holland Christian College Preparatory lunior Band l Forensics 2 Mission Club 3 David Holkeboer Dave l irish to make no enem Holland Christian General Course Class President 1 Reserves 1. 2 Holland Christian College Preparatory Choir I Art Club 3, 4 Alyce Iipping nlipa' Tiny, but full of life Holland Christian Ciencral Course Knirtimz Club I Social Club 3, 4 Pep Club 4 Dale Holman Pickle,' Ruth Kerkstra g'Ruth,' Quiet in a pleasing manner, Beaverdnm Christian College Preparatory Beaverclam Christian l Social Club 3, 4 Choir 4 Genevieve Keuning CC ' 77 VIGVC As a student you shmeg activi- - A5 a friend S011 are Hue Drenthe Grade School olleme Preparatory Forensics 1, 2. 3, 4 Biology Club Z Class Secretary 2 Knitting Club Z Junior Choir Z Essay Contest 3 ,lunior Play 3 lvlission Club 3 Dramatics Club Social Club 3, 4 Cljresident 45 C 3.4 Choir 4 Footprints staff 4 CEditorialJ Student Council 4 ms Harvey Kiekover I-Iarv He should, he Could, he would, he did the best. 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Serum Play 4 joyee Koops Hloyeeu Ulla lake Het. dont youll' North Holluncl School Cffllcuc l'rLrtututr,-ry ljrolngy Club 2 jun:-fr Chmr I lfrtrrrmrtu Club I Srudtnr Louncml 2, 4 ftrtururnr -if Atlwlttlt Smut 3 Claw rrtu-uru 3 Per Club 3 Sclztul Clul 3, 4 Cbfrmr 4 fuctftmrarmtl Sev.1rt1J Clul 4 Gladys Kolman Glacly Mlicrxllu, pleatunt. tmrl Hue. lilnntu.-J School-lfzm Suuuatuck Cullum' llrtpurnrnry Knurnnu Club I Sncinl Club 3, 4 Kenneth Kragt KenU He quzetly and cfmscientiously ,abUTS l'ln.ll Holland Christian General Courxc lumor Band l Stnmr Band Z. 3 Roger Krikke Krikke,, lf Iecfchers were lvuntslted my lrle wrmlrl be bins. l'lud-,onvtllc Clwrustuun Cnntrul Cours: Huclmnvillt: 1 Blolouy Club Z Pup Club 4 Ioyee Larnpen 'gloyeew Ubtlcrrce ig more mmzcal than any none, Brmlksrde, District No. 4- Humllron Commcrcral Cours: Kmtting Club Z Social Club 3, 4 Sewing Club 4 Sidney Lankheet S'Sid', TmulJlex never trouble me. Bwccltwoocl Scl1oulfHolland Ctnurul Course Btolt,-uy Club Z Phntourarthy Club 4 ' ,gli QC! 7 Yl'l'QfIIvf,i K-FW 9,39 v 0 ' 1 ie' . K 4:0 A r 6 l Q1 w Nl'5 -'4l!-4?:J'Ju- on. vu: .-'fxiti s n -A -sil -.r-- - 'et ' ' .: Y-'W 'f!4TfY7GxTf C': H .rl A. .F ., 'ex U .f .fsa. Fc ' 0' L' 4 l 'V' tent, Holland Christian College Preparatory junior Band 1 Art Club l, 3 Biology Club 2 Knitting Club Z DramaticS Club 3 Social Club 3, 4 Athletic Sister 4 Pep Club 4 Footprints Start 4 Cartl Anita Le Febre Ann Tl1erQ'v tr language in her eyei .-Xml yet the never spetllu an im lxtml wmtl H Beaxetdam Christian Commercial Course lltxdwnville Christian l Clase Treuxurer 2 Claw Sccretarv 3 Social Club 3, 4 Senior Play 4 Ieanette Maehiela Nettie Her voice uns ever soft. B:-ascrdam Christian General Courxe Hudaonxille Chriftian l Social Cl-ubfl. 4 Zta l l Ken Mast nlienw I knnu u'l1at'5 what. Holland Chrratian Cveneral Courxe Rcaervex l -, Baseball l, 2, 4 ,M Biology Club Z Varsity 2, 3, 4 ,H-af Phillip Nlichmerhuizen ctphilvs tute for experience Van Raalte-Holland Ot-nt-ral Courxe Biology Club 3 Photoslraphy Club 4 Marla Lanning lVlarla,' A maiden liglztlteartecl and con- lohn Nyboer Alon 'llnnocence rx but zz poor subxttf f l N Bernard Mulder M 'SBernie lo Meets life tertontly :tml tltoitght- fully. Allendale Chrietmn College Preparatory Biology Club Z Physics Club 4 Photography Club 4 Christmas Card Campaign 4 CNorth 'ide ca t'1inJ , . p . FoorprinrsxSraff 4 fEditorialJ Senior Play 4 Helene Nyboer I-Ielenei' 'I-X friend to all, ll loc to Holland Christian Commercial Courw Knitting: Club l junior Choir l, 2 Social Club 3, 4 Senior Choir 4, 4 Sewing Club 4 To get thine emit, lay ness aside Holland Christian General Courau Biolony Club I Chase Club 3 Basketball Manager 3, none va lmxlrfrtlf 4 Hazel Nyhof Hazel K'Dzlrqent student, the, and not u'ztl'tout resulty 'X Bee Line-Fillmore Commercial Courxe Competent Typrat Pin 3 Social Club 3, 4 Footprints Start 4 lryprarb Roger D. Nykamp ltROg3'I A better cornrcrtle irotzltl to find, Zeeland Christian College Preparatory Baseball l be lutwtl junior Band l, 2 lprewdcnt l. 5 Golf l, 2, 3, 4 Biology Club 2 Senior Band 3, 4 Pep Band 3, 4 Pep Club 4, 4 flirt-ardent 41 Physics Club 4 Photography Club 4 Footprints Stull 4 lbu-.ine-A mtrnallt-rl t, Q it 'sy Vw f-- 1 A Y- f -- -w-fr i'- u--1- ' -Q' 1 or 't'- --et 4 ' A-' fir ff 'iff ' ' -' wer P if '.-P-v'a, ff '? u 'a'- -f e. 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Holland Christian Colliac Preparatory Biology Club 2 Knitting Club Z fprcsidsntj Social Club 3, 4 tprcsident '17 Sc-winu Club 4 Senior Choir 4 Iosephine Phillips Ion Crmwienlroiix and thorougll in all the uiiLlertukes Hflllllfld ChflSflllrl Commercial Course Knittinll Club 2 59 Social Club 3, 4 WI Donald Piers 4'Don,' few men we to clever to know all the rnufhiel ll'LGy do, Holland Cbri-,tian Ucnural Courxc Junior Cl-noir l V ei nc Robber! Verne QlllL'I in rl1vlvr'rlirlri , will! mo' tru-x uiiluiwii H llullancl L hrutian College llrupntalloty Ruwttvcs I ,lunior Choir l Senior Band l, 1, 4, 4 Colt l, 2. 3. 4 Biology Club 2 Baseball Z, 3 Chess Club 2, 3 Pen Band Z, 3 Pup Club 3 Choir 3, 4 Physica Club 4 Photography Club 4 Footprints Staff 4 fbusincssj Edwin Roels Eddie,' He who thinkn for himself is a free man. Holland Christian College Preparatory junior Choir l e Reserves 1, 2 Biology Club Z Tennis Z, 3, 4 I Student Council 2, 3, 4 lpreaidr-nt 41 c lunior Play 3 Phyifc. Club 4 QL- Photnuraphy Club 4 S Scnior Play 4 '- Roger Rotman 'GRog,, W'h can't they all be crnitenlel 1.14 y ,ii i iz me. Holland Christian General Course Biolngy Club '5 Laverne Sehippers ctskipw Ml believe in ccinxertfiiiig anergyf expecially my own, Holland Christian General Course Reserves 1, Z Leona Seholten L'Leona Here ia u dear and true indusf lTl0llX friend. Pioneer School-Graafschap Commercial Course Social Club 3, 4 Bette Schut Bette' The only way to have a friend is to be one. Hudsonville Christian General Coursc Hudsonville 1 Choir 4 Socinl Club 4 Carolyn Slenk Carol,' Ulviy imagination will take me -where my feet can't.' Holland Christian General Course junior Choir 1, 2 Knitting Club 2 Biology Club 2 Glee Club 3 Sewing Club 3 Social Club 3, 4 Choir 3, 4 Dramatics Club 4 Ctreasuretl Athletic Sister 4 Pep Club 4 Senior Play 4 Hazel Smit Hazel 'H-X good laugh is sunshine in a house. Beaverclam Christian College Preparatory Beaverdam Christian 1 Social Club 3, 4 Beatrice Smitter Bea it Xlazthout music, life would be a mistake. Holland Christian Commercial Course Junior Choir 1, 2 Dramatics Club 3 Social Club 3, 4 Choir 3, 4 Echo Staff 4 ftypistj lerolcl Strabbing 'ilerryu Vc here there's a will, there's a way. Maplewood School-Holland Colleae Preparatory Holland High 1 Photography Club 4 Physics Club 4 Hazel Tucker I-lazell, ti She just keeps quiet and takes noricef' Bee Line School-Fillmore Commercial Course Kniting Club 1 Mission Club 3 Social Club 4 Patricia Vander Bie MP3-ts: The sweet strains of music makes one's heart light. Holland Christian College Preparatory Junior Choir 1 Kniting Club Z Biology Club 2 Art Club 3 Cpresidentj Social Club 3, 4 Choir 3, 4 Sewing Club 4 Special Music 4 Cliilorcl Vander Hulst CGCHHQQ I have no rnoclcings or argu- ments, l witness and wait, Zeeland Christian General Course Donna Vander Kolk Donna, LKYOMUTE an education in Nom self. Beechwood School-Overisel College Preparatory Knitting Club Z Biology Club 3 Social Club 4 Footprints Staff 4 Ceditorialj Marian Vander Wall lVlarianU A friendly manner, a pleasing smile. Elmwood-East Saugatuck Commercial Course Knitting Club Z Biology Club 2 Social -Club 3, 4 124 i , A 'iyn ' Y ' REV' fzfjili V.: t - ,, W, I A 4 - . ' f 5 ii'-' V ' ' ' ,.:..,. f Q ' V .,,,, , 4 ff Q f fs 2 gf iii' ? 4 V r Pep Club 4 i ' yi 9 Q 5. 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Holland Christian Colleiqu l7rL'Puratory junior Choir l, 2 Knitting Cluhl BioloIJV Cluh 2 Art Cluh 3 frruasurcrl Junior Play 3 ipromprurl Social Cluh 3. 4 fvicu-pres. 33 Dramatic Cluh 3, 4 fsecrctary 4l Sunior Choir 3. 4 Footprints Staff 4 fudiroriali Senior Play 4 fprompturl Marjorie Van Ry fSMargC,, at ease llolland Christian Collette Preparatory lunior Band l Knitting Cluh 2 ftrtasurerb Birilogy Cluh Z Pep Hand 2 Senior Hand Z, 3 lxflissirin Cluh 3 Social Cluh 3, 4 fassisrant sec.- rruasurcr 33 Choir 4 Ronald Van Slooten li 37 Ron One u'l1o lmmtis l'tix riultts, and .sticks ull for litem, llolland Christian C,oilt-1411 Preparatory ljioloily Cluh Z Foovprinra Staff 4 ilili'-tiI'1L'NNl Vauitlt graceful eaxe and xweetnexs, Hom to laugh and talk and live Wanona Van Tatenhove Nome Hlutlgiz not a personlJyl1ermi:l1i:x. Holland Christian College Preparatory Biology Cluh Z Knitting Cluh I Dramarica Cluh 3, 4 Social Cluh 3, 4 tl Roger Van Wieren ccROg79 Knowledge comer but nonsense liniggersu Holland Christian If General Count- ,f Baxchall Z Luella Wabeke 4'Lu No cmftlizecl man fun lt-ue writt- oxl foolxxf' Maplt-wood - llollanal General Course Student Council l Social Cluh 3, 4 Nlarilynri Walctilt 'LlVlarilyrm Alwayx strwiriit to tio het bextf' Allendale Chrifirian Commercial Course Biology Cluh I Social Cluh 3, 4 Cat-crttary 49 Footprints. Staff 4 Crypisij Gordon Wassink HBuzz Friendly lowrird all, mulifc lo- ufartl mme. liarlrm School Colltut llrerwararory Choir 3, 4 i TWV '-:wi N 4 ., f , ks J i I I Wk XX Herschel Weaver I-lerschu A 'man's own manner and char- acter is what becomes him. Borculo School College Preparatory Class vice-president l lunior Band 1, 2 Biology Club 2 Cheerleader 3 Senior Band 3. 4 Pep Club 3, 4 Boys' Choir 4 Norman Weener CC 33 Norm Men of few words are the best men. Noordeloos School General Course Boys' Choir 4 Doris Westenbroek Si ' 73 Dor1e The girl with the contagious giggle. Holland Christian College Preparatory Junior Choir l, 2 Dramatics Club 3, 4 Csecretary 31 Senior Choir 3, 4 Social Club 3, 4 Dale Wolters Dale', The reward of one duty clone is the ability to do another. Sandy View - Overisel College Preparatory Biology Club Z Junior Band Z Chess Club Z, 4 Student Council 2, 4 Senior Band 3, 4 Pep Club 3, 4 Pep Band 3, 4 Physics Club 4 f Photography Club 4 4 Footprints Editor 4 Mary Wolters lVlary', Fair and rich, young and gay, Holland Christian College Preparatory Junior Band 1 Knitting Club 2 Biology Club 2 Senior Band Z, 3 Social Club 3 Dramatics Club 4 Paul Wolters c'Paul Modest but manly. Sandy View - Overisel College Preparatory Biology Club 2 lunior Play 3 Physics Club 4 Photography Club 4 'A l X l Shirley Wolters Shirl', Tall and majestic, with many friends. Sandy View - Overisel General Course Junior Choir 1, Z Biology Club 2 Knitting Club Z Senior Choir 3, 4 Social Club 3, 4 ,I Wir 3 tw 1-,s,v'7-iyvtv rlq ,X - 1n'I,vi7,-. inn'-1 71-1. W- 45,5 ,JV tio I 41,4 wr na .sF'.w. gatyt gp ' fri' :mr + lf-Wiffiii f f 'H ' E- H -it-lil' K ' as reel? 1, - '?, . i ' 411, 1,1 fifwl ' i :0,,e!f1q, .gli 'P' I' :QP '54 Ay gyaftf- ,.,'L,K-rs, J , .-7 -..- f. D L tj. AMX, -f, if .MMQIA 'aj' -,W kim 1 A rf fits,-afivrhafltl-lv if rr r -' . F-'i 1 V i .-51 P Saga r H4 MM wh m'4-ISM-H' ' U ,4 4, 5, f2'qg.5!rf,,g bi, A GQ .4 rs 1. rR'v.Lki.n - ia! ff?.!.i mimi . it fir!-is-:r21eei19:.FaQ?J!lir .fxwlreulidri lmdlfinhmi' '.l5 f .1l'RW03, 3 QR if Q f- -12 L- 31 Junior Class The Junior Class is an active, eo-operative class with a great deal of initiative. The most important event for the Juniors is the sponsoring of the Junior-Senior Banquet which involves a great deal of expense. Selling supplies at the booth and milk and harheques to noon-hour pupils helped to pay for this highlight of the year. The class gave a minstrel program for their assembly. The officers of the class are: Wilhert Venema President Lavern Edewaards , .Vice President Althea Vander Heuvel Secretary Charlotte Michielsen Treasurer 32 Jun 'ors Garrielta Arenclsen Thelma Aukeman Dolores Auxllunl' Walter Ballast Edna Be-obo Frank Beltman Curry' Bloemenclal Roger Boer :Xrlna Bneriglrtcr Mary'l.y'nn Bnntolmu lack Burr Myrtle Bosch Barlyara Bremer My ra Brievc Alma Brinlxs Lila Brnyver' Lon Bultlluis Barbara Bnssies Harriet Bums Marcia De Clraal jnsephine De Haan Clrarloue De Pree l.ay'ina De Vyleerd Xlarilvn De Vlleercl Anthony' Dielie-ma Sarah Dylclnris Marilyn Dylxatra Nlartin Uvlwtra l-ay'ern Efleyyaarcls Gertrucle Elcnluaax Peter Elyinga She-r'yy,y'n Emelander Geralcl Claryvlinli Cornelia Cleenen Rose Cecrlings Lucille Cort Evelyn Clraa QS iv f i 4 ff W ZH' f 4 f X W, H. ,, . ,WS ' f' N7 W M fry .. 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FW ' J i x.- v .44 'I' af., V' f , ,..1 I 5, L fi , ,Q sal. y f ,s'V ,-wp i 1 f xarluui YQTQG' 5 ,tv Q Su l 1, , M nf iq f7 ,wr may , , ,MW I 34 Mariorie Guiclielaar Bill Haalt Weslcxy' Haan Suzanne Haverkamp Mary Hoeksema llrville Hoeve Eleanor Hoogland Ronald Iacohs Eunice Karsten Maxine Kievit Della Koeman lames Kok Shirley Kooistra Eloise Kortering Harris Kortman Shirley' Kraai Leonard Krakcr Norman Lam Willus Lamhers Elaine Larnpen Shirley Langejans Arthur Lanning Ioyce Lanning Arlene Mannes David Marcus Iarvis Marlwluwer Darle Meinerna David Mover Doanne Meyer Charlotte Mit-lnelsen Norma Morren Ioan Nanninga Marvin Nienliuia luliana Overlueela Norma Palmhos Geraldine Phillips VVilliam Prim Juniors Richard Rihbens Ann Riernersma Myra Rooks Roger Rotwclraler Dorothy Seheerhoorn lerry Schipper Cordon Sluiter Allen Stegenga lohn Stegink lanice Sturing Roger Vande liiellt Nlarcia Vanden Bosch .-Xlthea Vanden Hemel Ravmond Vander Hulsr Nlarilx n Vanderwall Shirley Vande Vusse Donald Van Dyke Paul Van Faaxen Lois Van Koevering lane Vannette Bern' Van Vxlieren Shirley Van Vklingeren XVilhert Venema Marie Versendaal Bern' Visser Donald Vork Alden Walters Chester Warner Harold Vxfassink Doris Vvlestveld Robert Wiercla Nlarilyn VVitteveen Roger Vwlittexeeen Clarence WLre1'lel Yvonne W3'lJe11ga Charles YH' Roger Zoet Cilhert Bouwer lno pieturej ,V ,s -f I, ,W 3 U ,age . .. 1 NW z J-S Ii-12,2 3. 'QXT7 Z X mf ,QQ vf K 1 X66 3 X W , V35 X X aw, ty V fx f mmikx f 5 r, , f 1 W 4 fray 7 'Z O C A X X 4 ? 7 .,.,. f ......- ,,l .,,, Q Z' f H I f r f ' r ..,,, .:-' - Q, as if il r ,A 'hw , f f fm an 64 W AW, if , ' 5 ff 'M ,fl 'v2'1'f,,,, ' l -W C l f 0'-wr ,XM . J Q 2 ' X , f . X X 4 WZ ,ff ,,.. W 4 W X X X ,PQ gif f f f4,,,f ev ,eww W i am f 'Q' ' W K Nz WQ ,L r ,mam fm X 2 35 ,: I . 5 be mr? ffm ,R v N W 2 X X N wx' x .:, '- Tl: , ,,r.. ,. qi 'U' 'frijz fx' Rn: I K I l 4- ' , W Z is X I . 7 2. 2 V , iff 3 , M. f f 2 Sophomore Class The Sophomore class of l95O-51 numbers one hundred fifty-five members and is at present the largest class in high school. This class during the course of this year developed into a very active class, participating in many school functions. They have members in all three of the school's choirs, several in the band and a number of boys who participated in sports. Four of the class have taken part in the forensic contest and have attained a degree of success. During the next two years, if the members of this class continue in the future as they have in the past, they will accomplish many things worthy of praise. President ,.,,.i. , i ,Paul Vander Leek Vice-President a.i.. . . , , .Gus Vanden Berg Secretary t.a. . , . . . .Ianet Vander Zwaag Treasurer, . , ...,.... Adele Vermaat 36 Sap omores Marvin Dreyer x,.- - 3 4 7: xii lf' W W W Christine Blwemenclnl A Pi' Vlquu in H . My 1 V if I.axx'rence Blnemamn ' f Alma Beers 'UW f, ya- 1,441 ,.,, , i ,, , IM ff 1-f - loan Bneve K X W ffl, W. f ' ,- Bm W Br ' Q I 'Q fl L mfg . f if 2 I lulian Bouwer D A Q Shirley BULIXXITIHI1 - ' ' 5 Roger Brandsen , ,- 3 'ZA ' f Anna Bran A X LM, U , , Ruse Bran -, +V ' f '- 1 ' .. I hr, ' :fgu ' - f ' , ..,, I Q 3 I , Dfvris Breulwr X , - :f Ah Carnlxn Brink A V - W F Q W I Nathan Brink X ' ' 15, Lwldie Brwnlxvei' X , . rx. B- ' , . 4 , ' 1 ian iuizcman 1 D km hklv Q xiw www i f ,.,. .,,., YZ 1 W S Ronald Bulrlnns Donald Bylwr ,V A, Q I Marlene Bvker X ,, A S1 if Roliert De Brie W 3 h . 'M if , Harriet De Kleine , , X' 'ml' Z ' K f f - 4 x v 1: ' - A ,i:. , A ,, vw-.,2m, 'V h . lack De Vr1eS In Klmrria De Vries S4 3 I- if .lb f . Y , . s 1' me Elaine De Vleerd 1 new 'gf A 'Y X 1 Y W' 'fl lane De 'Weerd . 19 Q i -Q.-F i A ff- ,rr 1 Xlarilrn Dirlase iw , I5 4. 5 ,gf ' l , fa . i, i I E I ,, .- D E , Ioyce Dornhm x X , M me V, Lucille Dreyer r r' -X ' an Q' 'Y Elaine Duirmtra Ruth Dvkema Trudx' Dykema VVilliarn Dylmtra Karl Essenhurg Gwen Etterheela justin Gehhen Norma Gemmen Dorothy Genzinli Arthur Geurink Carol Gert 'fwce Clrasman f-'f R7 1 W . i V i I 4 X , 3 grgpg. .7 I, 'M K f rw Q f X ef , '25 IIE! , f ,f X w1af'.,.,: ' ,H 5 f M... q X 'QS ff , ,W v ..:..::1-r:r..:a- H 63571 ,ff . 'Q Q M ,,,, P , W X 5 V 'Eff-... i ! 51 . 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C. H. S. Everything was new and it took a while for us to get acquainted and to have some of the newness wear oil. Now we have really gotten into high school life and have engaged in various activities. Many of us are in the boys' or girls' choirg some of us are members of the bandg and the reserve basketball team is largely made up of Freshmen. VVe also have a cheerleader representing us in sports. Most of the Freshmen have enjoyed this year and are looking forward to three more years of school life at H. C. H. S. 4 I , 9? 1 W , f 1 Y ff ly!! , , ff , 51,9 1:7 'f gg 42 W ff 4 PBS llllell ,W AW F . , X ,,,. K , 5 KWH ' -4 , X3-M J , 47 V 1 Nh -'7 5 E ' W , Q. 4 -at w Q 5 ' 1 WY- ' ' , K 'Z Q- 4 A A W 'ff f ,-- X A 1 f W ar X .. 1 .. Q -Nw r .wwf in I N, x W ,, V l g E, as ii I f .ifwg gi 4 , ,S Q - 1 , ,' , a g J gf wi 3 G rg- ? 2 . 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Clrclliul Sicigen Iiiycv SlI'illJl7lNg ga Manda Streur laniea Teerman f,lOUI'glEll'l1l6 Tellman larvis Ter Haar Isla Tiinmer lune Timmer Carla Tinlfrolt Ivan Vandenberg Margaret Van Den Berg Mary Vander Hill David Vander Leek David Vander Plfieg Bonnie Vander Vliet Nrirma Vanderwall Dale Vande Wege VVillard Van Dyke Iucly Van Huis lVIarcia Van Huis Ruben Van Klavern Ronald Van Til Roger Verhulst Carol Vork Loretta Wage11x'eld Lois Walters Ioycc VVedeven Eclgar 'Westenlai-mek lnAnn Westenla1'riek lVlai'ilx'n Windernrillei' Melvin VVitlex'een Herbert Vlfvluenga William Yll' l,3M21Q Zwiers Class Will We, the class of 1951 of Holland Christian I-Iigh, being of sound and disposing mind and memory, though in a state of complete exhaustion, after four years of constant mental struggle, do hereby solemnly declare this to be our last will and testament. To the faculty We bequeath nothing, since they have at last convinced us that We need everything We have. To all the underclassmen We leave our never-dying school spirit and loyalty. May they prove worthy of it. I, Ken Knott, leave a few of my inches to be given to Allyn Kroll. We, Shirley Overweg and Marjorie Van Ry, will our happy dispositions to some unhappy underclassman. ' I, Patty Vander Bie, give my curly black hair to 'cWhiteyw Van Wieren. We, the senior boys of the varsity, leave our talents in order that next year's team can beat St. Ioe in the tournaments. I, Iohn Nyboer, will my ability to talk myself out of trouble to Ken Mokma. I, Roger Klies, yield my nlinej' to Whoever Wants to take hold and carry on where I left off. I, Eddie Roels, hereby bequeath to Ron Reiminlc my vocabulary and scholastic achievements. VVe, Dale Hoffman and Gene Cort, leave our delight for mischief to anyone who is Willing to run the risk of a series of eighth periods. I. Ruth Kerkstra, will my quiet disposition to Chuckie Michielsen. I, Doris Westenbroek, bequeath my constant chatter and contagious giggle to some bashful little freshman. I, Ralph Bowman, leave my broad shoulders to Billy Yff. I, Donald Piers, leave my school books to anyone who can understand them. I, Eddie Altena, will to some future English Literature student, my talent for getting Mr. M. Pott off on a tangent. I, Ioyce Koops, bequeath my musical talent to Willis Lambers. I, Warren Bosman, leave empty a seat in room 16. tEighth period, of coursel I, Marla Lanning, will my collection of hair rinses to someone who wants to brighten up her hair a little bit. I, Milton Beelen, yield my arguing ability to Rog Ver I-Iulst. I, Marie Ceenen, bequeath my good behavior record to Gerhard Rietsema. I, Ron Van Slooten, leave my head of hair to all the teachers who have lost theirs because of us or our predecessors. In Witness of this testimony, the members of the class of '51 do declare this to be their last Will and Testament and do hereby affix their signature. SENIOR CLASS OF 1951 45 The Holland Christian High School Alumni Letter CLASS OF 1951 Hi, Classmatcs: l really have at newsy letter this time. Fyeryonc is co-operating nicely in sending me news ol' himsell. Calvin Bolt has completed his work at Cal- vin Seminary and has accepted a call to our Christian Reformed Church in Washington, D.C. l.avern Schippers has gone into business for himsell. He has taken over his lather's gas station at 264 River Avenue. Stop in some time and buy some gas. You will receive courteous and erlicient service. Sidney Lankheet is our barber, owner of the White Cross Barber Shop. Next time when you feel in need of a haircut, shave, or trim, see Sid. Rotha Alols, Kathryn Boerman, Agnes Beagle, and Leona Busscher are reported as being four of the most efficient stenographers that the Holland Furnace Company has ever had. Congratulations, to all Pour of you. Beatrice Van Loo Cyou all remember Beattyj has recently been added to the stall of nurses at Holland Hospital upon her graduation from Blodgett School of Nursing in Crand Rapids. We wish her much suc- cess. We received a letter from Bernard Mulder. He is principal of the rapidly growing Christ- ian School in Sheyboygan, Wisconsin. Con- gratulations, Bernie! ll you are thinking about building a house, see Iohn Nyboer at the Five Star Lumber Company. He'll be glad to see what he can do for you. Mary Wolters has set up her own business on Michigan Avenue. She is the operator of Mary's Beauty Shoppe, and she reports that Geneva Van Haitsma is one ol' her best hair- dressers. Iosephine Phillips is employed at the Hol- land Motor Express. She has been the secre- tary there ever since here graduation back in 1951. Hearty congratulations, Io! Remember Carol Slenk? She is employed by the Bell Telephone Company. Her friendly voice is recognized by all. Phil Michmerhuizen has started out on a new experiment. He has taken over the Co- lumbia Dry Cleaning establishment. We all hope you are very successful in this new venture, Phil. Well, we have a new place to bring our printing business. Iohn Hoogstra has started a print shop of his own located on west Ninth Street. Iim De Kock is still making a success of his New and Used Car Service in Zeeland. Cladys Kotman has accepted the third grade teaching position in the Christian School at Cleveland, Ohio. Roger Nykamp is manager at the De Pree store in Zeeland. ll you need anything in the pastry line. see Alvin Haveman. He owns the former French pastry shop on Eight Street. Remember our good friend, Ioyce Over- kamp? 1 met her last week at the French Cloak Shoppe where she has clerked for the last six years. The latest news that the reporter received is that Lois Cemmen, Vivian Dyk, Shirley Grasman, and Bertha Klamer are enjoying their trip out West to the Rockies. We wish our four traveling friends an enjoyable and happy vacation. That's all for now. Remember to keep the up-to-date information coming in. ' N ff-Q' ' JLJ77 xx!! Activities Prolu. 3:6 - In all thy ways acknofwldge Him and He shall direct thy paths. ,- f ,fbi 41 M---,LZ .,,, eff , .f 1 mf . J,-4, , -+-.,,,,, . ,, kia, ,. 1 1' ff-w,,,,V,. , . , , 5.9, , ,,, ,N , . V -,W W.-, ., Va M, ' , ,wyQ,, B ,gg 5 . ,,,,,, vp- mf. ,n-ga ff .WM 'if' 1 C5 sq 'V-1 GJ CID ,. -: ... L- ,. - .. 11 f-4 ,-. ffl ,. -1 ,. ,. ., in 3- 11 .. ': .. 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L' 2 A, Feslivalw oir 'Ch C Q th in articipatcd o p als choir The 'L'il1'. 3 school thc Q.. ,- .1 .- L-4 1 fx, .. -- u 5. CU Oi T r-' E L5 C C -'I cd an an CJ E O E 9 r 1 EL 1-1 'Z' ., r-1 - U Q f-4 .-4 ,., ri ,-. Z-4 :J .fs ,- - 9' .J 5 5 -F 01 5-4 GJ .Q C : CJ U :J Q bfi fl ..-1 r-4 - O .1 Q Pw '35 r-4 .- .- -2 CD 'SL f- Lf f v -4 .-4 3 L4- Q r-1 .--4 L-4 f-1 :I lf. ,JL ll f-1 ,-4 .- hun ., F ' :ia , V - xsgg xx N + .54 YQ fy vf , l ,fy , A L Q, f J 5: f Z' Boys' Choir Under the direction of lVlr. Baas, a new organization in music, the Boys' Choir. has been organized. VVQ have given numbers at the Christmas program and also at chapel exercises. Recently. we have been asked to sing for the lVlen's Business League of Holland. At the beginning of the second semester a few new members joined our choir. Under Mr. Baas's encouragement, this new organization may become a per- maneni one in our school. Girls' Choir The Girls, Choir, like the Boys' Choir is quite a new organization. It is directed by Mr. Baas. lt has rendered many special numbers in Chapel. This early training, especially for the underclassmen prepares them for mem- bership in the A capella choir. f I fb Z 1 9 4 N - f f f li, , 4, Q l f yy 2 'J , , f V - H1 K .4 ,, I ,,, , 'L A ,. : M Z' 5 W ,, - X . 4 V 5' . WW. 52 'Q 7 I 1 ww Mission Club The Mission Club met twice a month during noon hour. Thirty-five active ineiibers learned much about the diiliculties missionaries encounter but also about the glorious privilege to bring the gospel to those still living in heathendom. The officers of the club are: Lois Kola . President Ruth VVolters . . Vice President Myra Koeman .... . Secretary Margie De Vries u.,c . s , , Treasurer Art Club The Art Club surmounted the difficulty of finding a suitable time to meet lzy calling short meetings for the purpose of getting instructions and then carrying them out during any leisure time. The first big project was making a design for a tulip bed. It materialized into a lamp of learningw design carried out in the school colors-white and maroon. Decorative cards for announcements, nut cups for the hospital, and posters for various school activities were made. These worthwhile projects encouraged the members to develop their artistic abilities. ft. 'W 53 p-.lm sv -s .N Debate The Debate club this year was composed of eight members out of which the debate teams were chosen. The boys engaged in eight debates, with schools of the surrounding area. They enjoyed the season very much. The members of the club are very grateful for the able coaching of Mr. H. Bratt. Forensics Holland Christian High took first place in all divisions in the Michigan High School Forensic district contest. The four Winners: Calvin Bolt, oratoryg Roger Boer, extemporcg Bernard Mulder, dramatic readingg and Shirley Bouwman, ora- torical declamation were therefore eligible to represent our school in the regionals. The following also took part in the district contest and captured second and third places: Wilbtir Venema, Wallace Bratt, Althea Vanden Heuvel and lane De Weerd. Forensics is very beneficial and should be encouraged in the coming years. 54 bi. i Biology Club The Biology Club has approximately forty members from the biology classcs. They meet monthly to discuss subjects of biological interest. The club has taken up several projects which include: lncubation of eggs and experimentation with hamsters. Moving pictures of scientific interest are shown at each meeting. The president of the Club is Earl Schipperg Vice President Howard Vossg Sec- retary-treasurer, Adele Vermaat. To climax the year, the club took a trip to Chicago. There they visited the Aquarium. the Museum of Science and lndustry, and the Brookfield Zoo. The Biology Club Wishes to thank Mr. Ham, our capable sponsor, for the help he has given us. Physics Club . VQV-jpg? A group of seventeen senior boys with their instructor, Mr. I. Dc Vries, have Nl spent many interesting periods together. The main object discussed was radios. 0 Many of the boys have made crystal sets and one-tube radios. On March 29, they J traveled to Chicago and spent much time in the Museum of Science and lndustryxb jjqf' A later trip to Detroit is being planned. ,W K It XWOXQQ 6 X? rxlxp ' Av, , ,, ., .. ,, y 3 5 l l 4 I I I 1 55 Dramatics Club VVc started a very successful year under the sponsorship of Miss Van Dyke The following officers were elected: President, Sherwood Kokg Vice President Anthony Diekemag Carolyn Slenk, Treasurerg and Beatrice Van Loo, Secretary. The first semester we worked on some short plays. We gave a play entitled '4The Play Without a Namef, for a United Nations assembly. The second semester we had a very enjoyable time learning about radio broad- casting. Chess Club The Chess Club was organized during the second semester and met once every two weeks. A Fine group of boys has turned out at every meeting. The evening is spent playing and studying the game of chess. The officers this year are: Norm Lam, presidentg Merle Van Dyke, secretaryg and Bill Dykstra, treasurer. lVlr. Kuiper is the sponsor. V f, ' 56 a Senior Girls' Social Club The Senior girls again organized a Social Club under the sponsorship of Miss Veltman. Our plans to hold two meetings a month, one at noon and one in the evening, did not always materialize. We did meet as often as possible. The Club members enjoyed a sleigh ride at their Christmas party, a gym party in February. and sponsored an All Girls, Party and a Mothers' Tea in April and May respectively. The President of the Club is Genevieve Keuningg Vice President, Shirley VVoltersg Secretary, Marilyn Walcottg and Treasurer, Leona Busscher. Senior Girls' Sewing Club The Senior Girls' Sewing Club, consisting of ten girls, was under the direction of a very capable leader, Mrs. Ed Bos. During the weekly meetings they were taught the fundamentals of sewing. Most of the girls made skirts although they might make whatever they desired. To climax the activities of the year the girls were invited to a dinner at the home of Mrs. Bos. 3 . ' :V ,J c ,, , . K 'li , ,. . . Z , uvlai .,,, Q. in ww. ,f . ff, 5 5:3 . ' 4 'V , 'Y ., f 5 Qsfzfa,- 3 , -gyff ' ,,,, MW . F Q 1 , Q E 3 0 K Mgr Q ,QS f . f , 1 . 4 gr i f V 1 ' W T 1 1 ,, X s 2 , t X, 57 ,,, 1 Junior Girls' Social Club The lunior Girls, Social elub under the competent sponsorship of Miss Van Der Gugten, has had a very enjoyable season The activities eonsisted of interesting films, a question box, and a gym party. They ended the season by giving a tea in honor of the senior girls. The oHieers are: Betty Van Wieren President Suzanne Haverkamp Secretary Lois Van Koevering A Treasurer Althea Vanden Heuvel , Assistant Junior Girls' Sewing Club The Iunior Girls' Sewing Club met on Monday afternoons after school under the leadership ol' Mrs. G. Brinks. The girls learned how to make blouses. skirts. dresses, jaekels, and houseeoats. This experience will be of value to them in later life. i f ' , 58 J Echo This year. the Echo, our school paper, has again played an important part in student activities. Many varied and interesting features were added to the paper for the benefit of the student reader. The staff showed their energetic resourcefulness by introducing the first six-page Echo in the history of H. C. H. S. Senior graduates will long remember the special senior Echo published as a special tribute to them this year. Christmas Card Campaign The Senior Class of nineteen fifty-one topped all previous records in the Christ- mas Card Campaign this year. With Floyd Brouwer as business manager, the class sold cards totaling 34,326 from which the class drew a net profit of 332,114 Under the enthusiastic work of the captains Bern Mulder, Bob Heetderks, Milt Beelen, and Sherwood Kok, the class oH?icially closed the campaign with a banquet which everyone enjoyed. l - - 4 . -l 722 l l 59 The Little Minister The annual senior play vvas given hefore full houses April IS, lil, and 20. at thc VVomen's Literary Club. lt was directed by Miss Van Dyke. The l,ittle lVlinisteri' is the story of a very young minister, Rev. Gavin, who comes to a weaving tovvn called Thrums, in Scotland. There has been much trouble in Thrumsg the vveavers led by a young gypsy girl revolted against their employer. Gavin helps the young girl escape from the soldiers who are looking lor her, and he falls in love vvith her. The story comes to a happy ending when Gavin and the gypsy girl. Babbie, are married. The presenting ol' the play was the climax of weeks ol' hard but enjoyable vvork. THE CAST lean Nil. lfaddcn, the ncvx servant girl liathvrn Bot-riifan Xlora Xlt l,Jll'K'l'I. a neighbor vvoman Pc-arline Kiel l,o:rl llintoul, a wealthy lamlovvncr Galvin Bolt Roh Dov.. a vvayvxard chap Bernard Mulder Gavin lTis art, 'iThe l.ittlc fVlinister lfdvxin Roc-ls xl1Il'QUl'I'I lfrsharl. his mother Bertha lilamcr lifihhifx a eypsy girl :Xnita lie Fehre Ur. Nh Qu:-1-n. the- village pltj,sit'ran Xlviyllagrx B,-im Sf'l'el'2lHl ilallivvtfll. an ollitcr Paul Flor-kcgma lilllfk li-fb llliV,iS tl!II,lQl'Illfl' KQIHIQQI1 Blllllgnja Narniv XVf'lvst1-u'. on her may to the poorhotnse Caroline S14-nk 60 .A WOWNS o 9 ::.Wv :' if N' NOW Busbesn Long and Short of if, 'Sn ing. Betiy' Y r 'gP,mu1' it in, Ioh Yea, Team Muwlea T V. 'Senior Symphony A AH lj,-Q35 ed Up 'kWl1a1 a Viewu 9 J- o- I 6 iii: 4X 5- - 551, a Y f 1. .MW ' ,J .-I-1 .H ang on, Tony Dahl Smear Itf A Lot of Cardafn Gene Krupalf' f- H . . 'Q My LHC, gi, Q Mme Onw Table-tfwp Snwffyxwi QHJQW Vxlm, Y vp Hgmj' mlirim Him Clwfd f Athletics E cl. 3:1 - To every thing there is a season and a tim every purpose under the heaven. ,.- 67 P UK 74 rnCT , ' 4 ix, rv , XJ! w V 3 fleft w 112111. :mp xYF:J'I'If' Edc'.'.aard. 'left in right. bm KWH' VCf,I'1'fY'? Crlpiam X U .r J, V4 , Xt 1 XX! I ,, ,M- X! fn, ,.w,,, '77 'if Yf 1., A , rw, 4,6 . 41 4- ,FIA 0 5, f UK . AT- . -lv 'Ts D vx M ,Uk 1 JUN A-5 2 rm' r 1141 .3.lIcna. lakh Hwrr PIL fm rw' J Ixvm X111 Fwrl SUM IMI 1wf.'.'.1 Ill N . .K . 64 fue Bwfm.a11. Ralph Effuuman. Twm' Diekex mer. Paw SL1ll'L'L.l'. XRNM15 Kwk. lim Rwk. Ren ang, 3,4 'H ' 1 I XX! lf, -. ,, ,gf , ,WH 4- S 5' X , ,,. ffl W I 'Y -- f J,,,Wff,,ff 'WW 3537154 2 ,w as ' U i 1 4 2 f 4 ' giffw,-, Z, f ' 1 , 54 My LVL f I i V I- 12: if A I yi 1 49 ' 4' Z' I ' ' Q f 393 1 ,Q V' ,za ! I W? , Z f fe , Z wa, X X N vi 2 rr T Basketball Highlights VVith the return of Ed Altena at the beginning of the second semester, the Holland Christian Maroons soared to unlimited heights on the basketball hard- woods. The inspired team. after a slow start, won six of their last eleven games in regular competition. Then, with the darkhorse shadow on their shoulders, exploded to upset favorite Grand Haven in the district finals at the Holland Armory - 5 I -33, Other highlights of the season were: An impressive victory over Muskegon Christian, 53-38g two victories over Allegan by scores of 54-44 and 55-41 respec- tivelvg a moral victory, even in defeat over potent Grand Rapids Christian, 36-34g and a beautiful Hoor game against St. Augustine to crack the TrcadWay jinxf' S s Vile vvish to express our hearty congratulations to Coach Tuls or his excellent tutoring. 'T A ii ii Ti 5 . 4 Name of Opponent We They 4 - '- bk I Muskegon Christian 53 39 ' ' V ' Zeeland 35 37 Q, Grand Haven 44 5U f Grand Rapids Christian '16 -ll fb is , ' St. Augustine -I3 3-l 2 'X X St. loseph '35 53 ' ' Grand Rapids Catholic 2-l '36 1 AM Nliislaegfin Christian -I2 '39 f 44 :Xllegan 5-l -l-l +151 , f-2' Grand Rapids Creston 22 Allegan 55 St. Ioseph 53 St. Augustine S7 Zeeland 52 Grand Rapids Christian '34 Alma 511 Grand Haven -I3 Grand Rapids Catholic -12 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Zeeland 54 Grand Haven Sl REGIONAL TOURNAMENT St. Ioseph -ll '36 41 62 '53 .EQ '36 -iii -l-l -13 '3-l '3 3 :lf -s .if ff- Q, W' W -. xo s , A Qflvw Xi riflfrb, ui, ink -' 9 ge 'tffglxlli f YVX' .':'wg:-'R was fx 4 '13 gf. , s. IS, '2fs's sfhis sl , 'sq 3 if .v Q , . asa.. Giiutli f- All Tulrs 1 1 i fX 'z i ii Reserves The Little iVIarouns', soared to unlimited heights and sank to unsezirehed depths. Wimh three talented freshmen leading the senrers, the reserves ended their season with ai 7 won and IO lust record. We They fXiu,isi14,-emi Christian Q3 254 Zee-lnml '52 23 Clrund Ilzzxen 25 '52 Clrnnd Rapids Christian 27 411 St. .Migfusiine '52 25 SI. -If:Nf'iJi1 23 S7 Cl. ii,C:1Il1ui1L' '59 QI Niilsiepgfni Christian '57 I3 .'Xiif'jLJII'I QT! 116 f:l'l'sIr:I'l :IH .-Xlir-ifun 25 fl-l Sl, jniseph Q7 43 Si, .XlIQl,ISliI'lf' '57 'H Zeeiunrl 29 27 Cimnd Rupids Chrisimn QQ 'jrl Cirnnd Hnxr-n QU 47 fi. ii, Czllhfniir 23 EH 66 N Q f 1 1 Grist' iisw, 7 331 ,YY , 2305774 74 5 H5 2 'S Ti ,Y 435 M A is N :Xyxx 3 R E-EXE fx XXX N XX S X 1 Ti xx .K gif' -A-we rig,-A N, ' F WQ J. . N K, w Sw A XY -ful y I A 2 ,7 Xi vw X X ' v l , 7 5. if V-x 5' , Ml H is x Q f 5 V 3 , S rf Q I a ww' x aft wx V xx-X Sr' ..: SQ Rmb Ui ASA? xg '-F 'NH il .az Q - ' ugh. ,.:y, A Nw -. is , w. ' Y x ,K SE: ' I , XX fx 033 Pep Club The Pep-Club. xxhieh made its dehut last year under the eapahie leadership wi Xiiss Yander GllQflQIl. was very tietive this year. It consists of the pep hand to prm idf, f,ntti'tainment. the eheerltaders to arouse enthusiasm at the games. and the :izhletie sisters to provide the snacks. Its main puripose is tw promote seiicfil spirit and get the students to come tu the gtmies and suppfirt our teams. 41-. 4? 'il .W gf Hs Baseball About 30 candidates answered Coach Hamis first call for baseball. His hopes are high with almost an all-veteran squad returning. His reserve strength lies with a group of talented, but inexperienced, freshmen and sophomores. The schedule is a rugged one but hopes ar running high in the Christian train- ing camp at 22nd and Pine. April l9 Zeeland There April 25 , G. R. Christian H , Hel-Q May 3 Grand Haven Hgre May 7 . Fennville . . . There May ll Muskegon Christian Here May I5 Grand Haven . Them May IS G. R. Christian Therc May 24 Fennville . . Here May 25 lVluslceggon Christian There May 29 Zeeland . Here 69 rf ' 2 . ,I , 2 ri f F v e Y 1-Y Tennis The tennis hopes ol Holland Christian are running high with all hut one veteran returning. aeeording to Coaeh Damstra. The remainder of the squad of lg gives added strength to the team. This is the best team at Holland Christian in reeent vears. Golf k'Pore . VVith the spring 'weather eoming into vievf, this sound lies on the lips of seven hopefuls trying to make the Christian golf team. Coach Raymond Hol- vverda looks forward to a great season. fAl0sent from pieture are Verne Robbert and Carl Hollcehoerl affix -Qs 25' WW ,ff EW MW? WW? wwf fr , mn- H 0 v V' M f ' f r .'- ypnrv, j J! 'lux' al W AML Mylar! AMW! ww .A My X 71 Halen September J-bclmul upcnx lm l'L'HI51l'LlIiUI1. T-SL-lmwl Hpem lm Ikgllllll xx lurk. JI7fnL'lll'I1ll P. I .gX. Klvvlllv' r- Rcu' w- Q9- H1IL'llllk'b l'I'UNl1IN.lll I lllfll. .XVUHI IIICX Clllaf? dar nf Events Q M V Freshmen Reception Iwi Ilbxlfl 72 , Uctober 8-I-L-Fire P1'ex'emion VVQek. I9-End of lirsi marking period li?-QU- Hnm'ay! Txm days' va caIiol1.u I-L-Ifilm-United Natiwns Day 'SI-vRc!'m'm41Iio11 Day. November 3-Iunior Class Party. Ei . N . S ..g. 9- Open House. Ma and Pa go to school. l6-Biology Club meeting. l7-First basketball game- XVQ took Muskegon Christian 53-38. 4-in J C -2-l-Thanksgiving Recess. 2-l-Penny Social. 30-Lost a IOLIfJll one to Zeeland ,-,..4- Ji-30, ia, fx A 1, ll 4 Z r ,fav 3 . ,. ,, 'k tk 'W Q5 4 f 4 QW K 7 A ff Christmas Card Campaign ,,,.,.. ,. ,W 5, if X '4 .K gf v' f wwf 2 Penny Social 73 December l-Snplioinfiiv Class Party. i 8-Cl. R. Christian nipped us -ll-36. l2- lite Messialiw presented. l-l-St. Augustine got beat -13-3-l. lil-St-liriol Close for Christmas Vucatioii. Cifincl-ln e, Sclioollu -St, joseph swuinpetl us 33-36. Mr. Baas und Cbfiii' spank a Aillilcssiali sing. Wm anuary Y f . -x,i.- 4xL F 1- X . - - x' . N.- '4N N YV., 1 I X- 2 Pan: ebruary , C ' Bm ,. .. T., ,Y A, w ,J HE.. pc Iflyrruc Q4 L Zf,,.1 - Lum cm! Q Rl. ng .fr Dgdf Q- P I X1 i IJ n 511m April 2-Schf-f-l resumes. 6-All-girls party in gym- Exclusive, lT-Film Qluovfn to student luficly - Pifineers Again. oflering a real challenge. lfi. l9. ff'-Senior Play. The Little Minister. District! Trophy March l 111 13 l-l '10 4... Q13 Q6 -Tonk Zeeland and Grand Haven for the District crown ..-School Election in gym. Band getting a niglit reltearsal in. -Prayer Day Observance. Spring Band Concert at Holland High. Sclirifils clme lor Spring vacation. All-school skating party. Z Senior Play Tviay 1-Lure ci' lim. Iaikv it 'ill in i X . if.'i5L'L'llNiull 6, U-R., Um. mriii Biiiiqiiul uiiiiiiici 'il In l,ziliii c,I.I5-Nl Xlixs Yau ' We l vm 'S il r- iix llvqiim ilx. lla-llll1llIi'5L'llIUl lhiiigii I 'WW Xlcril-ii :gil PM ---win-ill L'!i 'SUN XT Q f Ngiw 53, , X 'W we in b f.. W i Q,,?5xM K - U , ..-, if X Iiiiiiiii'-Senior Banquet S l95U 11611 ml' Sm ,ft WNW ., , as X ,Q ,K ., in , 4, U' 3 - H .Q an W W, WW, im 76 H116 1-Hfmors Assembly. ' wlmin hmim' is chief -I-Senior Class picnic. 6, 53-Senior Examx S, ll. 1Q-Underclassmcil exams. Ci'immem-cment This is it. Sclmml flows. Congratulations to the Grluluatosf CAL VIN COLLE GE GRAND RAPIDS, NIICHIGAN Offering The degree of Bachelor of Arts in: 0 GENERAL LIBERAL ARTS COLLEGE In addition to possible majors in the usual fields of Study, students may now receive the .-XB. degree with a major in Business Administration and in any one of three fields of music, Iheorv, Applied Music or Historv and Literature. Students who satisfy the demands for this course and take 60 semesterfhours in the science departments, may elect to receive the degree of Bachelor of Science instead of the cus- tomarv AB. EDI.-C.-XTION, with Michigan State Teachers' Certificate PRESEXIINARY The degree of Bachelor of Science in: NURSING MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY llloth of these courses operate in conjunction with local hospitals and schools of medical technologxyq Pre-Professional Courses as follows: IIRE-CHEMICAL ENGINEERING lthree-yeatj IIREIXUSINESS ADMINISTRATION lthreefyearl PRE-FORESTRY ftwo-wear? PRHCLINICAL NURSING Cone yearb PRE-MEDICAL fthree-yearj 0 PRE-DENTAL fthree-yearl PRE-LAXY' fthree-year? PRE-ENGINEERING fthree-vearj 77 Insurance INIICI-IIGAN NIUTUAL LIABILITY CO. Local Otliee Representatixes PETER KLAVER BERNARD DE VRIES lille: VV. Sth St. Phone 67Qlti FRANKLIN LIFE INSURANCE CO. Has given service for -I7 years Let. Us Serve YOU VV. Olive, Gen. Agent - Agents - lienneth V. De Pree E. A. Steginli XVOLBRINK INSURANCE AGENCY SIMON BORR INSURANCE AGENCY Complete Insurance Service VAN LENTE INS., AGENCY Furniture IAS. A. BROUWER COMPANY The Old Reliable Furniture Store The JOHN GOOD COMPANY DeVRIES and DORNBOS COMPANY The Home of Good Furniture GEBBEN FURNITURE Miscellaneous HUDSONVILLE BOX and BASKET Co. VANDE BUNTE BROS. Buyers and Shippers of Onions, Celery and Carrots Hudsonville, Michigan LUBBER'S UPHOLSTERING Hudsonville, Michigan LOKERS' BARBER SHOP MEYER MUSIC HOUSE SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO. SUPERIOR SPORT STORE F R I S ' Office Outfitters and Stationers OTTE'S BEAUTY SHOP ll West Sth St. Phone 2161 T. KEPPEL'S SONS FRENCH PASTRY SHOPPE BRINK'S BOOK STORE YNTEIN IA FUN ER.-Xl. HOME SUPREINIE CLEANERS ll-l NV. ltith St. Phone 3811 CARLETON CLEANERS and FURRIERS VER LEE FUNERAL HOME 0 lllti W. lfith St. Phone E482 EBELINK IHDTPVER SHoP Opp. Post Oflfice Phone 9496 Say it with Flowers WARM FRIED FLOWERS SCOTT-I,UGERSi.UMBER co. RHINE VAIER MEULEN Builder 7-'UP BOTTLING COMPANY of Western Michigan BUSH REFRIGERATION and LOCKFR CO. Hudsonville, Mich. Drug Stores VAN'S DRUG STORE Drugs, Soclas, School Supplies HANsEN'SE1TUG SToRE Meet your Friends at The MODEL DOESBURG DRUG STORE SMITH'S DRUG STORE Drugs, Vitamins, School Supplies WADE DRUG STORE Automotive VER HAGE MOTOR SALES SCHUT'S WHEEL ALIGNING Wheel Balancing - Spring Service HUDSONVILLE BODY SHOP HUDSONVILLE COMMUNITY GARAGE STEKETEE'S TIRE STORE BERT'S SERVICE STATION M-Ql -A Zeeland, Michigan ROMEYN'S SALES 81. SERVICE Zeeland, Michigan KRONEMEYER and SCHIPPER llth and River MAIN AUTO SUPPLY DIEPENHORSTS GULF SERVICE Zeeland, Michigan MEYER'S GARAGE Zeeland Phone 2992 MANNES SUPER SERVICE HENRY TER HAAR MOTOR SALES Oldsmobile- Cadillac STARTS FRIENDLY SERVICE Mobilegas Products Professional S. S. TIESENGA, D.D.S. DR. H. E. KOOIKER XV. C. KOOLS, M.D. BIILTON VVYNGARDEN, D.D.S. DR. and MRS. J. STERENBURG DR. R. R. NYKAMP F. F. De XVEESE, D.D.S. I. A. LUBBERS, D.D.S. DR. and MRS. I. L. TINHOLT Variety McLELLAlN??'ORES co. s. s.HEsGE E. W. xwiwoam Personal Compliments of BEN BOSGRAFF Restaurants SPUDNUT SHOP CUMERFORD'S RESTAURANT DUTCH MAID HAMBURGS STAR SANDWICH SHOP HOFFMAN'S RESTAURANT Grocery DoN WAL GROCERY VAN RYYGROCERY HOLLAND E513 CENTER NORTH SIDE GROCERY Zeeland, Michigan MONTELLO PARK I.G.A. Compliments of PRiNs GROCERY HULST SUEEQ MARKET DRAPERHIARKET HENRYTSBBERT Choice Meats J SL DeIONGH Clothing and Shoes VAUPELL'S MEN'S sHoP BORR'S-TBOOTERY LOKKER IETGERS Co. The B55 sHoP K and BT-KT sHoP NIES SHOE STORE Zeeland, Michigan RUBY'S APPAREL UNEMA SHOE SERVICE Gifts and Jewelry POST IEVVELRY and GIFT SHOP Diamonds, Watches. and Gifts FOX JEWELRY WILLIAMS JEWELERS HEERSPRINK JEWELRY and GIFT SHOP Hardware and Appliances NIES HARDWARE TEERMAN HARDWARE COMPANY PLAGGEMARS HARDWARE Paint, Glass, Gifts, Toys l3 W. l6th St. Phone 3706 ESSENBURG ELECTRIC DOZEMAN REFRIGERATION Sales Service - Philco Home Appliances GEERDS-VELTMAN, INC. Compliments of VAN HEMERT BROS. Nvkamp's Compliments of Service Market Hudsonviue RED AND WHITE STORE Truck and Trailer Service Hliainons for Home Made Drv Beef ' Hudsonville Phone 2953 Qll li. Main Sl. Zeeland, Mich. Dorsey Trailers Sales and Service Hulst Bros. Implement Massey-Harris Tractors - Combines - Implements Phone Holland- 7-5611 Compliments of Dvk Brothers Growers and Shippers of Unions l'iudsonx'ille, Michigan Compliments of Quality Zeeland, Michigan D. Timmer Phone 2623 Fuel S1 Supply Company C. Qosting Compliments of ROLLARENA xKMiC'lllgfl71lS Finest Roller Rink U. '31 Holland, Michigan 811 1 l l B E R T R E I M I N K PLUMBING AND HEATING Let Us Check Your Heating Needs Now 13 VV. 18th Street Phone 9647 Holland, Michigan For A Real Treat HEKMAN'S DUTCH RUSK For Breakfast, Luncheon, or Dinner Always Ready To Serve Congratulations . . . to the Class of '51 THE SNACK SHACK Compliments of CULISEUDI RULLER IIINK ZEELAND, MICHIGAN 81 J. WAGENAAR Floor Covering -- Shades Venetian Blinds 4 Bakers of Better PClSfTl6SH Climb u Few Steps and Sum' Mfjglcbv Central Square Phone 2677 Holland Michigan Pl C O 3 Zeeland Not .lust Good - - But the Best Bring Your Worn Shoes to Us for Complete Renewal With the Best Workmanship and Materials SQUARE SHOE REPAIR New Shoes - Findings - Rubbers Orthopedic Work Washington Square Holland, Michigan Mart Vander Vliet Compliments of J. H. KOLE AUTO CO. Zeeland, Michigan s e a w etl i lv iiw , za, . ' ill, . :I l 1 ' g,,s gaee .llQJ.L1'Qi. .S lhzll P You can pay more . . 0 but you can't buy better 14 S. Church St. Phone 2654 82 A N ll all Q Je SQ' -ik! if EW l f v , ' . x. if ll I ,P HO -.CLQTHES i u ' v ' 1 r li f W l Magi ii fi' eigrbfgqywnfs of Lu Wm K Wwlbl 'JW fl if 1 1 Ji Ia, , 1 -6366. K-'rin PM up A Com lim of tif' uf, E' S STURE D ents XX , haf' , - xv 'M Zeeland, lvlichigan N lx if 5 . M!! DeKOCK MOTUR SALES Better Cars at Better Prices 15 S. Elm St. Always a Fine Selection of Used Cars Zeeland : : Michigan Compliments of Ter Haar Auto Company Arie Ter Haar, Proprietor Buick and Pontiac Dealer Sales and Service Complete Service on All Makes Modern Body Shop Good Will Used Cars 150 E. 8th St. Holland, Michigan Phone 4623 fe I? I... 83 -D bi 'ffef Zeeland Jexdlersxhfi ii -f V Q 16, V f X Compliments of QM F EEL? nnmgsoumcqo. Compliments of HOLLAND HITCH COMPANY Compliments of Baker Furniture Inc. HOLLAND, MICHIGAN Compliments of PHIL'S SERVICE STATION Premium Gas for Less Corner Sth and Lincoln Holland PEERBOLT SHEET METAL CO. A. PEERBOLT ' Armstrong Steel Furnaces ' Niagara Cast Iron Furnaces ' General Sheet Metal Work 19 East 6th Street Holland, Mich. 85 Ci mvwz plimcnts of C. FABER-Nl. VANDER KUUI Fine Food ZEELAND MICHIGAN de VRIES STUDIG ZEELAND For your better photographs you will choose the oldest studio in Ottawa County. Phone 3221 for an Appointment QS gli-in iff 1 H-ml llflwdf '13 29 ' ! , 1' : BARON FUNERAL HOME Ambulance -- Phone 2144 Compliments of JOHN'S GARAGE General Auto, Truck, Tractor Repairing Zephyr Gasoline Hardware Best Wishes of HUDSONVILLE Chamber of Commerce Michigan's Fastest Growing Community Celery and Onion Center SEERY SHOPPE Lingerie - Blouses Millinery 13 W. 8th Phone 2107 MAYCRUFT and Mac EACHRUN MoToR SALES Home of Lincoln-Mercury in Holland Phone 6-6768 16-22 W. Tth St. Compliments of Reconditioned and Guaranteed H K USEDCARS RED SL WHITE Standard Oil Products F Q Q D S T Q R E 633 Chicago Drive ZEELAND Phone 2329 Compliments of GEORGE MOOI RGOFING CO. We Keep Holland Dry -Zeeland Too 29 E. 6th St. Telephone 3826 RUBEROID PRGDUCTS Compliments of HOLLAND FURNACE CO. World's Largest Installers of Home Heating 87 I Complirnunts of Compllm ents of ZEELAND BO0K SHDP Books - Gifts - Stationery STAAL DRUG STURE 156 E. Main St., Opposite Post Office School Supplies - Office Equipment Exclusive dealers for Holland and Zeeland Plmne 2679 of Shaw-walker office Equipment Zeeland, Miclmigan ZEELAND, MICHIGAN Class of '51 . . . Congratulations . . . A Fine Annual WHEN IN ZEELAND VISIT e PRIZE 'S PHONE 2171 ZEELAND Compliments of ZEELAND STATE BANK ZEELAND, MICHIGAN Capital and Surplus S600,000.00 Established 1878 Member Federal Reserve System and 'Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 88 Compliments of . I Radios -A Appliances - Television - Order Dept. Corner of River and Sth Phone 7491 Compliments of DECKER CHEVRULET, INC. X Authorized Chevrolet Dealers Quick Service on All Makes Phone 2387 221 River Ave. 'C FIVE STAR LUMBER Cofi Builders of Fine Homes 89 Phone 3926 Shell Oil Products UPTCWN SHELL SERVICE Lubrication - xVllSI1lllg - Polishing Cars Called For and Dclifvcred Jim Barcman River and 7th St. Prop. Holland FIFTH WHEEL LUNCH 24 Hours Daily Except SLlI'l.l11Y Meals -- Lunches Take Out Orders 700 Michigan Ave. Phone 9145 Bob Topp and Ken Kleis Associated with 1. H. MARSILJE Insurance Service First Nat'l Bank Bldg. HERFST Studio and Photo Supply One place to go for your Portrait CAMERAS, FILMS, and PHOTO SUPPLIES Next to Center Theater 7 W. Sth Street Phone 2664 HOLLAND Compliments of 1. C. PENNEY co. Compliments of IDEAL DRY CLEANERS The House of Service PHONE 2462 148 College Ave. Holland Michigan Have you had a kindness come your way? PASS IT ON! S. A. DAGEN, INC. Your Friendly Dodge BIILFURIJ STUDIO Portrait Photography PlymOlftff1dDea1er sz E. Sth sf. Phone 9608 HOLLAND Holland Michigan 8-14 W. 7th St. Phone 6-6578 Compliments of FIRST NATICNAL BANK Deposits Inswred to EB10,000 Compliments of Schreur -Vander Vliet Printers Personalized Commercial Printing 7 College Ave. Telephone 4405 Compliments of EDW. J. HGLKEBGER GENERAL CONTRACTING QUATIUN up wvfqn C? use -fin, 2 9 LQ,- . . . r r- -g f 41 -. ,1- + f 4 - H S 'fueuunms ii one 3311 51 East 14th Street 91 R. E. BARBER, INC. Whetre Service is a Habit 159 River Avenue Holland, Michigan You can pay more, but you can't buy better HULLAND LUMBER SL SUPPLY CO. Everything to Build Anything 405 W. 16th St. Phone 9517 HCLLAND, MICHIGAN R90 . . Q IE' . 123102 REM-TY 13351313 CALL 4755 194 RIVER AVE. HOLLAND, MICHIGAN 92 Harry Dornbos John Tibbe i UWM Not Eat the Beg, Holland Auto Electr c Specializing in Party and Specialists in Wedding Cakes lgnition Parts and Open Daily from 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. . SCFVICC 445 XVashington Square 151 E. 32nd St. Phgne 4533 Phone 7969 17 E. 6th St. Phone 6-7983 IV. Do Leeuun dc Sons Lumber Co. Leaders in Better Building HOLLAND, MICHIGAN VVarner De Leeuw, Sr Gerrit De Leeuw Warner De Leeuw, Jr. 177 N. River Ave. Phone 6-6124 Compliments of I DUTCH BUY BAKING CC. Makers of Dutch Boy Baked Goods 93 f 0 To congratulate Holland Christian Hlgh -5 School on their continued fine records in scholastic and sports activities and wish the seniors of 1951 the best as they complete YI O SUCDIY-VACUUM their High School work and graduate. BQEVE UIL CCDMPANY Distributors 715 Lincoln Ave. Holland, Mich.. Compliments of PEOPLE'S STATE BANK A Friendly and Convenient Place to do Your Banking DEPGSITS INSURED TO 510,000 94 Compliments of DUTCH IVIAID CANDY 00. I DU SAAR U 80 E. Sth Street I Photo and Gift Shop Phone 7490 Holland - Zeeland Farmers' Cooperative, Inc. Dealers in Fuel, Feed, Flour, Grain, Cement, Fertilizer, Etc. Phone 2691 ZEELAND, MICHIGAN Compliments of UNITED MOTGR SALES KAISER-FRAZER WILLYS-OVERLAND DEALERS REO TRUCKS 723-733 Michigan Ave. Phone 7225 Success is Doing the Common Thing Uncommonly Well A. W. HERTEL Phone 2120 29 E. Sth Street HOLLAND r 95 AYLOR'S of HOLLAND For Quality You Can See ' Value You Can Trust ' Selections of the Best Iurgens SL Holtvluwer Dept. Store 1506-16 Grandville Ave., S. W. GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN g I V Qtphe Zeeland lQrmf Shop s J 5 A C33 ff E Q GNQXQ N I CR X M N K, NAI, LJ Of . ft Q! .1 Q7 nv in f A Y S if I ' , I f j I 'Z J 'QIZCI Q t ,,, A f L 5 E I f t III A Q f 3 f s We PIQIINTEIQ 4 I ,V g XWE VALMQNV ,gig QQ' I: Q 2162555 A I I I 5 , fi E i , -A JE 96 'w 1 ,' :nk .1 C ,A . 1 a , , .J . 1 Q ff v ,1,q,,,. ,. 'M --,ag ' ri, .3-,, 4 v -' V- , vi --'A X, e ,fr P 0, -'X' P - Ms. u A f k 5 ,.'i '5' v, , -Ja, ,, A ' K .:,, ww w,, 1..y.,w . , -fntwi: - I . 732' . ,. ' za 5 , ,4 ' ' , F f-A ,. R, .I 1 ,Q ,.A A Af-ggi ,. 7- M X .5111 11: V f. i ky, . 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