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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1954 volume:

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Ellilnr-in-Ehief - Shirley Nnnhuf Business Manager - William Ile Hun PUHEWUHII 'lr It IS our ann that th1s yearbook wxll be a 11v1ng remlnder of our schools outstandmg athlevements The many hours spent 1n thxa endeavor to portray student 11fe 1n 1fS var1ous aspects have been 1n teresung and have afforded us nth experlentes Page Four IIIQINTENTS MEMORIAL DEDICATION ADMINISTRATION SENIORS UNDERCLASSMEN ATHLETICS ADVERTISEMENTS il' ORGANIZATIONS Page Six NELSIJN VANDEN HEUVEI. emoriam BIRTH-SEPTEMBER 2 DEATH-JUNE 5, 1 ....A 3, 1936, ZEELAND, MICHIGAN 953, ZEELAND, MICHIGAN life arrayed In youth is over e'er 'twas half begun God does not ask that we should understand, O . . r reason, but He does glve falth to pray Not our will, Lord, not ours, but Thine be done. Gertrude Vredeveld. XX Q9 :Wi N X Q x .a:aga:,,, 5, 555:53-' T: A. x .1 gy ' ...., X1 ,,..ff 'if il 4 .alt , 1 3' :T zffffif Y Q X ' ,I .Ts U . -yr .fl ,Dv f s X Q44 vw. x x all , -Q 'Sb 5 S Page Eight cizbeolicafion In recognition of his seven years of outstanding service - of his untiring interest in the students and their problems-of his leadership and the Christian principles which he upheld and portrayed-we, e clas of 1954, dedicate this FOOTPRINTS to - it rl ,' i HH. BERT . BUS Pug 0 Ten Snhnul Board To the Graduates of 1954: You have reached a very important milestone in your lives. We, as members of the Board of Trustees, extend our heartiest congratulations to you on this happy occasion. For several years you have formed an integral part of our school system. Through much sacrifice on the part of your parents and by devoted efforts of your instructors, you have been privileged to receive an education based upon Gods Word. This is a wonder- ful blessing, but presents great responsibilities. Remember, to whom the Lord gives much, He will require much in return, and the least He will accept is a life completely surrendered to His service. This will not always be easy, and experience will early teach you that this cannot be done in your own strength. The Psalmist experienced his weak- nesses and shortcomings and gives expression to this in his prayer as recorded in Psalm 119, verses 33 and 54: Teach me, O Lord, the way of thy statutes, and I shall keep it unto the end. Give me understanding, and I shall keep thy law, yea, I shall observe it with my whole heart. We rejoice greatly with you in your achievement, and it is not without mixed feelings that we bid you farewell. No doubt some will take up work of their choice, while others will strive for further education in schools of higher learning. Regardless of what your future plans may be, your walk in life will be observed by your fellowmeng yea, by God himself. We pray that God will give you grace and courage to be true sol- diers of the Cross of Christ and that your lives will be worthy of bearing the name. The Board of Trustees, CORNELIUS J. WESTENBROEK, Prerident Ur. Bus Dear Graduates: Cordial felicitations upon your graduation from Holland Christian High School. May you be the recipients of our Heavenly Father's choicest blessings in the future. You have reached another milestone in life. As classmates many of you have now come to a parting of the ways. How pleasant that you could reach this point in life's journey together. What a privilege has been yours! Christian parents, teachers and ministers guided and directed you along life's way and admonished you to follow the Way, the Truth and the Life. Now that the time for parting has come I will urge you once more to heed the words of the Psalmist, Commit thy way unto the Lordg trust also in Himg and He shall bring it to pass. QPsalm 37:5j. Should you be uncertain as to what this might involve, I would remind you that the Lord has promised, I will instruct thee and teach thee in the way which thou shalt gog I will guide thee with Mine eye. fPsalm 32:8.j May the Lord bless you all and truly keep you in His Way. Cordially yours, BERT P. BOS, Superintendent. Page Eleven Twelve A mind to counsel, a heart to sympathise, and a hand to help are qualities which have endeared Mr. James Hiethrink to all who associated with him during his twenty-eight years of noteworthy service to Holland Christian High School. Therefore we dedicate this page to him .... IN RECOGNITION of a great intellect we have had the privilege to know .... IN GRATITUDE and APPRECIATION for his creativeness in planning the new library .... IN TRIBUTE to a friend, whose presence we miss . . 5 :'Q...., H :LL ,1 Mr. H. Dams, Custodian in Building B T, AQ r yi F 4 44 W i 1' L ,C v. PM L1 wif-E' 'Af D. ' 2' Secretaries Miss K. Fredricks and Mrs. Beslan' 4 , Page Fourteen Student Council The purpose of the Student Council is to maintain Christian discipline, promote student participation and co-operation in all forms of school activities, and to give guidance in citizenship to the students of our school. ' The Student Council consists of four officers and a senator representing each homeroom. The Council was responsible for many of the activities that happened during the past year. They sponsored the Mixer, after-game socials, skating parties, assemblies, chapel exchange, financial drives, and a contest to find a suitable name for our school athletic teams and a school song. Through the Student Council, valuable training in assuming responsibilities of our democracy is received by the students. The officers were David Vander Ploeg, presidentg Dick Lenters, vice-presidentg Mar- jorie DeVries, treasurerg Ruth Bareman, secretary. The faculty adviser who devoted time and energy to the success of the Student Council this year was Mr. Holwerda. I Q6 Footprint Staff The Footprints is published annually by the Senior class and last fall Shirley Nonhof was elected by the class to edit the 1954 edition. The various editors were chosen and then the planning began. The activities were photographed and the job of forming a dummy got under way. Under the direction of the sponsors, underclassmen's pictures were scheduled, clubs and societies had their pictures taken. Every year the Footprints is made possible partly by various firms and establishments. This was taken care of by Bill De Roo, who was business manager and headed the advertising staff. All the various editors had others helping them so the deadlines could be met and every- thing finished on time. And so the Senior class presents the 1954 Footprints. FOOTPRINTS STAFF Editor 1 Shirley Y. Nonhof Business Manager - Bill De Roo Assistant Editors -Mary Vander Hill and LaMae Zwiers Activities Editors - Lois Kok, Judy Van Huis, and Ruth Kraker Sports Editors-Marcia Streur and Lewis Stegink Art Editors - Donna Vander Kooi and Willard Van Dyke Typists -Wilma Jansen, Joyce Wedeven, and Thelma Beagle Photographers - Cal Hoogstra, Bob Bazuin, Jim Jipping, and Ed Westenbroek Advertising -- Bill De Roo, Ron Kuiper, Ron Pothoven, Ron Van Til, Al Roon, Myra Koeman, and Gladys Garvelink Page Fifleen Page Sixteen A word lo lbe u'i.re ir Jujjziriezzlf' MR. MARVIN BAAS Cm1'1 you nfl like .Lfl'01l'Il-IIXUP A.B. Calvin College A.M. University of Michigan German Music Appreciation Choir Freshman Sponsor MR. HERO BRATT A.B. Calvin College A.M, University of Michigan Church History Reformed Doctrine Bible Sophomore Sponsor . . 5 v ,ami .A RX f Q- I-' X I. I Qt - MR. JOHN DE VRIES Lel',f be qniel, .rb.1ll u'e? A.B. Calvin College A.M. University of Michigan Mathematics Physics junior Sponsor MR. ALBERTUS HENRY ELVE Ve1'.rn111 Sie jwzgefzr? fr A.B. Calvin College M.S. University of Michigan Chemistry General Science Physical Science Track junior Sponsor ' x MISS SENA GREVENGOED Fuel flu! rm lbs flrfarf' ' Ali. Western Miclmiggnn College Shorthzlml Typing Ollice Practice junior Sponsor I MR. HAROLD GRISSEN Em, eff.. eff. AB. Hope College American History American Literature Civics Geography Freshman Sponsor MR. JOHN HAM A.B. Calvin College A.M. University of Michigan Biology Physiology Freshman Sponsor MR. RAYMOND HOLWERDA Think you 1110.17 bem'1ily. A.B, Calvin College A.M. Calvin College American Government Principal Cer yum' E'X'Al1l'l'i7216I1f.l' in IH1 lime. Page Sezwllven if f ' f Q '1 ,- MR. GARRETT KEUNING M Now lbir if my idea . . . Ae. Calvin College 2: L English 'MQ -M Senior Sponsor MR. HENRY J. KUIPER Pair, junzx, and 1'1zbbi.vla. A,B. Calvin College A.M. University of Michigan International Relations Problems of American Democracy Wforld History Sophomore Sponsor MR. CLARENCE PO'l I' 0.K., Pipe dr1u'11. A.B. Calvin College Algebra Business Mathematics vl0l.ll'l'lL1llf1lH Freslimm Sponsor MR. MARINUS POTT The 726361 .rzefl ir out 1176 dawn I.. r lf, lf A.B. Hope College xflf y 7 A.M. University of Michigan f l 0 English Literature . M l American Literature ' Speech I J . X, nr, V1 an ljnvf fy 57,17 Af' ,J xf . Ll, Vi-fl' Q Page Eigbleerz junior Sponsor MR. ROBERT STRABBING Lc'l'.r HIEL' lima ou! fm' il joke. A.M. University of Michigan Take Problems o MISS ANNE M. SEI.I.ES A.B. Calvin College English I.ibrarizin Senior Sponsor A.B, Hope College Bookkeeping General Business Business Mathematics Sophomore Sponsor MR. JOHN TIMMER Atl win' age. B.S. XX'estern Michigan Amerisam History Bible Freshman Sponsor MR. ARTHUR TULS uni nl piere of fv.1ffer. A.B. Hope College American Government American History f American Democracy Bnsketbilll Senior Sponsor ll b.11 da you fbillff of Ibn? College l Page Nit1c'lcz'rl MR. HENRY VANDER IJNDE Page Tll'1'I1fy MISS GERTRUDE VANDER GUGTEN Amo, !IN1zl.f, finial. B.S. Western Midhignn College Latin Sophomore Sponsor Vw on lbe rival. AB. Calvin College Bilflll MISS JEANETTE VELTMAN I ban' bellff' A.13. Westei'n Michigan College Twins Business English Senior Sponsor ,mn wmv E S N X i Senior Class Uffiners Albert Roon, president Richard Sharda, vice president Myra Koeman, secretary Carla Tinholt. treasurer CLASS MOTTO: we onward, victors in the midst of strife. COLORS: Wheat and Red. CLASS FLOWER: White Violet. SPONSORS: Miss Selles, Miss Veltman, Mr. Tuls, and Mr. Keuning. Page Twenty-Two ALDERINK, DONALD The ulupokelz ward uerer dues any harm General Course ARENDS, PAUL A moral, Jefuible, and well bred man College Prep. Courseg Track 25 Chess Club 2, 3, 4 ARENDSEN, JOHN For he'J a jolly good fellouf' College Prep. Courseg Echo Staff 3, 45 Photography Club 45 Chess Club 2 BALFOORT, ROBERT I lore u'w'k,' il flI.fL'illlllL'.l' me. I tau Jil and flare al il for hourJ. College Prep. Course5 Future Teachers' Club 45 Biology Club 25 Chemistry Club 35 Dramatics Club 3, 45 Chess Club 35 Photography Club 45 Musical Arts Club 45 Varsity Cheer- leader 45 Track 3, 4 BAREMAN, LORRAINE Lillie :uid if mwlexl mended Commercial Course5 Social Club 2, 35 Sewing Club 35 Future Nurses' Club 4 554 - eniord - BAZUIN, ROBERT l never do loday wha: I can do tomorrow College Prep. Courseg Biology Club 25 Chemistry Club 35 Photography Club 45 Chess Club 1, 25 Echo Staff 45 Foot- prints Staff 45 Track 3, 4 BEAGLE, THELMA The girl wilh the conlagiouy giggle Commercial Courseg Social Club 2, 35 Booster Club 35 Art Club 15 Dramatics Club 35 Footprints Staff 4 Qtypistjg junior Choir l. 25 Senior Play 4 BECKSVOORT, HOWARD Quiet in apeamllce u'ilh General Course5 Chess Club 4 mofirer INILIIUIPIIH BOERIGTER, HARLAN LilIle man, wha! now? College Prep. Courseg Future Teachers' Club 45 Biology Club 25 Physics Club 45 Dramatics Club 3, 45 Chess Club 2, 45 Photography Club 45 A Cappella Choir 3, 45 junior Choir 15 Senior Play 4 305VEf Dill! l alwajur follow ambition. hill llellfl' Jeem lo mich up zvilh him General Course5 Traffic Director 4 Page Twenty-Three BOS, DELBERT General Course A good fellow among fellowf' BOS, EMILY Commercial Course3 Future Teachers' Club 43 Social Club 2, 33 junior Choir 2 A medley of good qualifier BOSCH, ALFRED General Course He wore ll hfrrhfnl look BOUMAN, VANCE Good humor maker all thing: po,r,rihle College Prep. Course3 Dramatics Club 43 Chess Club 23 Photography Club 43 Future Teachers' Club 43 Track 43 Base- ball 2, 3, 4 DE BOE, MARCIA IVhen Jhe'J on hand, there'r mixrhief afoot Commercial Courseg Social Club 2, SQ junior Choir 1 354 - eniorfi - DE JONGE, JOYCE A plearant .vmiliug rheeh, and .rpfzrhling eye Commercial Course3 Social Club 2, 3 fVice-pres.J3 Dramatics Club 43 Gym Club 33 Sewing Club 33 Athletic Sister 13 junior Choir 13 A Cappella Choir 4 DE RO0, WILLIAM The reward of one duty done if the ahility to do another College Prep. Course3 Student Council lg Biology Club 23 Chemistry Club 33 Physics Club 43 Dramatics Club 3, 43 Photography Club 3, 4 fPres.j3 Echo Staff 2, 3, 43 Foot- prints Staff 4 CBus. Mfl,'f.JQ Forensics 2, 5, 4: Cadet Band 13 Senior Band 2. 3, 43 Pep Band 43 Debate Club 1. 2, 3, 4 fPI'6S.J2 Class President 3 DE VRIES, MARJORIE IVould there were more like href College Prep Course3 Student Council 2, 3, 4 fTfC2S.,1 Future Teachers' Club 43 Mission Club 13 Dramatics Club 3, 43 Gym Club 3, 4g Social Club 2, 33 Pep Club 1, 23 Booster Club 33 A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 43 Junior Choir 13 Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Athletic Sister 1 DE VRIES, PAUL Trouhler never trouble me General Course: Photography Club 4 DE WEERD, MARY JANE Alwuyr ready with a .fmile and a helping hand College Prep. Courseg Studentt Council 2. 3 CSec.J, 43 Future Teachers' Club 43 Dramatics Club 3, 4 fTf63S.,Q Gym Club 3, 43 Social Club 2, 33 Sewing Club 33 Booster Club 33 Senior Band 2, 3, 4 fSec.-Treas.jg Pep Band 3, 4 7?-aria.. 3 Page Twenty-Four DIEPENHORST, DAVID A betler comrade would he hard General Course3 Baseball 2, 3. 4 lo flldu DISSELKOEN, SYLVAN A comhinatiofz of mafz, fludeol, and athlele College Prep. Course3 Physics Club 43 Dramatics Club 3. 43 Reserve Basketball 23 Varsity Basketball 3, 4 DREYER, ARLENE ln her own quiet way Jhe arfomplirher her lark College Prep. COUFSCQ Mission Club 1, 3, 43 Social Club 2, 33 Future Nurses' Club 4 EDEWAARDS, CARL If leather! were hauifhed, my life would Lv hli.r.r College Prep. Course3 Future Teachers' Club 43 Dramatics Club 3, 43 Photography Club 3, 4g Musical Arts Club 43 Reserve Basketball 1, 23 Varsity Basketball 3, 43 Tennis 3, 4 GARVELINK, GLADYS Like a flower, Jweel and rhy College Prep. COUYSCQ Future Teachers' Club 43 Mission Club 1, 23 Biology Club 23 Dramatics Club 43 Chess Club 23 Social Club 2 QPres.j, 3 CSec.j3 Booster Club 33 Footprints Staff 43 Christmas Card Campaign 4 fCapt.j3 Art Club 2: Junior Choir 13 A Cappella Choir 3, 43 Class Secretary 2 554 - eniora - GEENEN, BETTY Don'l worry abou! her, :he will lake care of herrelf' Commercial Course3 Dramatics Club 43 Gym Club 51 Social Club 2, 33 Sewing Club 23 Booster Club 33 junior Choir 13 Athletic Sister 43 Art Club 2 GEERLINGS, MARION IVha1 forbids a woman to .fpeah lhe truth in a laughing way Commercial Course3 Social Club 2. 3: Gym Club 23 Echo Stall 43 Senior Play 4 GRAS, WILLIAM Humor ir Ihe health of lhe mul College Prep. COUISEQ Chess Club 23 Cadet Band 23 Senior Band 33 Chemistry Club 53 Physics Club 43 Track 23 Pep Band 3 GUICHELAAR, HERMAN There if horzefly, manhood, and good fellowrhifl in him College Prep. Course3 Physics Club 4 fPres.J3 Dramatics Club 43 Photography Club 3 HAAK, BARBARA Quiel in a plearing f11am1er Commercial COUFSCI Social Club 2, 33 Sewing Club 33 Athletic Sister 43 Library Assistant 4: Art Club 2 Page Twenty-Five I-IEEMSTRA, NELLA She fhiukr and Jpeahr for her.felj Commercial Course3 Mission Club 13 Social Club 3 HEETDERKS, ISLA Arrive nalurer are rarely melancholy General Course3 Social Club 2, 33 Booster Club 3 HOFMAN, DOROTHY Born to talk and laugh and live al ea.re College Prep. Course3 Future Teachers' Club 43 Biology Club 23 Dramatics Club 43 Social Club 2, 33 Sewing Club 53 Booster Club 33 Musical Arts Club 43 A Cappella Choir 3, 43 Junior Choir 2 HOOGSTRA, CALVIN What he Iouchef, he loucher ufiih u:11hori1y College Prep. Course3 Future Teachers' Club 4g Chemistry Club 33 Physics Club 4 fSec.j3 Chess Club 3, 4 fPres.j3 Photography Club 3, 4 fSCC.,Q Echo Staffg Footprints Staffg Debate Club 1, 2, 4 fSec.j JAGER, ROSELLA A willing way and a plearanl rmile Commercial Course3 Art Club 23 Social Club 3 254 - eniorri - JANSEN, WILMA Quiet though pleasant thou ar! Commercial Course3 Social Club 2, 33 Footprints Staff fTypist 43 Library Assistant 33 A Cappella Choir 33 Athletic Sister 4 JELLEMA, JOHN I wirh the crowd to he well lrealed, erpecially since I live in it College Prep. Course3 Physics Club 43 Cadet Band 23 Chess Club 2, 5 JIPPING, JAMES If he were ar long ar hir line, he were a giant College Prep. Courseg Chemistry Club 33 Physics Club 43 Chess Club 2, 3 fPres.J, 43 Photography Club 43 Footprints Staff QPhoto.j 4 JOHNSON, MARILYN A good laugh ir .runrhine in a home College Prep. Course3 Future Teachers' Club 43 Biology Club 23 Dramatics Club 43 Social Club 2, 33 Sewing Club 4 fPres.j3 A Cappella Choir 3, 43 junior Choir 1 JOUSMA, EDWARD To worry little, to .rtudy lerr ir my idea of ha1ffwi11e.fr General Course Page Twenty-Six KAASHOEK, LEONA Sweet and fine urilhonr 41 line Commercial COUFSCQ Mission Club 13 Dramatics Club 43 junior Girls' Social Club 33 Sophomore Girls' Social Club 23 Booster Club 33 A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 43 junior Choir 13 Athletic Sisters 1, 2 KLEIS, CHARLOTTE She'd never worry ahout le,vJw1.r 1101 done, rhe'J mo bury hrzriizg fini Commercial Course3 Dramatics Club 43 junior Girls' Social Club 33 Sophomore Girls' Social Club 23 junior Choir 13 Athletic Sisters 4 KLINGENBERG, JOHN Hi: mind, hir kingdom, his will, hir lau ' College Prep. COUFSBQ Senior Play 4 KOEMAN, MYRA ll7i1h graceful elite and .ru'eelr1e.r.r, raid of pride College Prep. Course3 Mission Club l QSec.j 23 junior Choir 23 Art Club 23 Chess Club 2 CSec.j3 Sophomore Girls' Social Club 2 Qtreas.j3 Booster Club 33 Student Council 33 junior Girls' Social Club 3 Qtreas.J3 Girls' Gym Club 43 Bowling Club 43 Future Teachers' Club 43 Dramatics Club 43 Foot- prints Staff fAdvertisingj 43 Christmas Card Campaign 4 fco-chairmanJ3 Class Vice Pres. 23 Class Secretary 3, -1 KOK, LOIS No need of prai.re.' we hizou' hw' well College Prep. Course3 Class Secretary 13 Girls' Choir 13 Glee Club 2. 33 A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 43 Senior Sextette 2, 3, 43 Chapel Accompanist 43 Mission Club fPres.j 13 Biology Club fSec.-Treasj 23 Future Nurses' Club QV. Pres.j 2, 3. 43 Sophomore Girls' Social Club 23 junior Girls' Social Club 33 Booster Club 33 Christmas Card Campaign lCap'tj 43 Footprints StaFf 43 Hospital Wfork 4 354 - eniorri - KOLE, JOAN HSIUIIIJ' war her hair, and .ru'eel unix her Jmile College Prep. Course3 Student Council 4: Future Teachers' Club 43 Biology Club 23 Dramatics Club 3, 43 Sophomore Girls' Social Club 23 junior Girls' Social Club 33 Booster Club 33 Forensics 2, 3, 43 Art Club 13 Future Nurses' Club 2, 3, 43 junior Choir 13 Gym Club 3, 43 Senior Play 4 KRAKER, RUTH She har a kindly Jpiril and a friendly air College Prep. COUISCQ junior Choir 23 Mission Club 23 Sophomore Girls' Social Club 23 junior Girls' Social Club 33 Dramatics Club 3: Footprints Staff 4 KUIPER, RONALD The IHIJPIJLIEII zmrd 11e1'erdoe,r any harm College Prep. Course3 Physics Club 43 Photography Club 43 Footprints Stal? 43 Tennis 3 LAMPEN, KATHRYN A cheery smile maker life u-mlh while Commercial COUFSCQ Sophomore Girls' Social Club 23 junior Girls' Social Club 33 Library Assistant 3 LANGEJANS, CALVIN An ahle man Jhouur hir .flfiril hy genlle words' and reroluie llt'lilH1.l ' College Prep. COUISCQ Biology Club 23 Physics Club 43 Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 4 fPres.j3 Pep Band 1. 2. 3, 43 Pep Club 1 Page Twenty-Sezren D Lu LANGELAND, BETTY AJ full of rpirit at the month of May Commercial Course3 Sophomore Girls' Social Club 23 junior Girls' Social Club 33 Dramatics Club 3 LENTERS, DICK The girl who gen me ir lucky College Prep. Courseg Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 QV. Presjg Future Teachers' Club 43 Biology Club 23 Physics Club 43 Dramatics Club 3, 43 Chess Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Photography Club 43 Senior Band 2, 3, 43 Reserve Basketball 1, 23 Track 23 Baseball 3, 43 Pep Band 33 Class Vice Pres. 3 MICHMERSHUIZEN, LILA She har ri quiet look, hut loohr are deceiving College Prep. Course3 Biology Club 23 Dramatics Club 43 junior Girls' Social Club 33 Sophomore Girls' Social Club 23 Musical Arts Club 43 A Cappella Choir 4 MYRICK, RONALD A mail of wmzy iflrher and every inch ti mini General Course3 Photography Club 43 Future Teachers' Club 43 Reserve Basketball 1, 23 Varsity Basketball 3, 43 Track 2, 3, 4 NONHOF, SHIRLEY YVONNE There are the a.rfe11di11g .rtairr - 11 good voice, ufiuning mamzerr, and plant .rpeerhn College Prep. Course3 Mission Club 1, 43 Biology Club 23 Dramatics Club 43 Sophomore Girls' Social Club 23 Musical Arts Club 3, 4 QPres.J3 Footprints Staff Qliditorj 43 Art Club 1, 23 A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4 fAccompanistJ3 Senior Sextette 2, 3, 43 Girls' Choir 13 Chapel Accompanist 43 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Future Nurses' Club 33 Solo and Ensemble Contests 1, 2, 3, 4 554 - eniorfi - NYKAMP, PAUL My heart ir not my own, hut it ir in good htzzzdf' College Prep. Course3 Biology Club 23 Chemistry Club 33 Physics Club 43 Senior Band 2, 3, 43 Pep Band 3, 4 NYKAMP, RONALD J. To ltzhe lhifzgr ar they he, thafr my philorophyu General Course3 Biology Club 23 Dramatics Club 3, 43 Varsity Basketball 3, 4 lCo-Captainjg Reserve Basketball 1, 23 Track 2, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 OOSTING, WESLEY Either I will fifid iz way or I General Course3 Dramatics Club 3, 4 wlll fake OWU PELON, ELAINE Tho.re dark eyer - .ro dark and deep College Prep. Course3 Mission Club 1, 2, 3, 4 fSC'C.,1 Biology Club 23 Dramatics Club 3. 43 Sophomore Girls' Social Club 23 Sewing Club 33 Booster Club 33 A Cappella Choir 43 Senior Band 3, 43 Cadet Band 23 Bowling Club 3 POOL, HELEN Quiet11e.r.r ir virtue College Prep. COUYSCQ Sophomore Girls' Social Club 23 Junior Girls' Social Club 33 Athletic Sisters 23 Dramatics Club 3, 43 Sewing Club 33 Booster Club 33 Future Teachers' Club 4 iv ,.,.,, in I . If --:,. Page Twenty-Eight c POTHOVEN, RONALD lVlJere 1iJere'J a will lber'e'J I1 way College Prep. Course3 Biology Club 23 Physics Club 43 Dramatics Club 43 Chess Club 23 Photography Club 43 Foot- prints Staff 43 A Cappella Choir 43 Senior Band 2, 3, 43 Track 3. 43 Pep Band 43 Debate Club 23 Cadet Band 1 ROON, ALBERT A willing worker College Prep. Course3 Future Teachers' Club 43 Dramatics Club 43 Footprints Staff 43 Forensics 43 Reserve Basketball 13 Class President 4 ROTMAN, EARL llVb1r1'.r :be false? College Prep. Course3 Student Council 1, 23 Future Teachers' Club 43 Biology Club 23 Chemistry Club 53 Dramatics Club 3, 43 Photography Club 43 Echo Staff 3, 4 fAdvertising M3D3gCf,Q Baseball 2, 3. 4 SCHOLTEN, KEN I would I were an clflllfd kiligbf' General Course3 Reserve Basketball 13 Varsity Basketball 2. 3, 4 fCo-Captainjg Track 43 Baseball 2, 33 Future Teachers' Club 4 SCHOLTEN, LAVERNE I lamfe done my duly erer: fried 10 do if ill!! and right General Course 554 - eniorfi - SCHOLTEN, NORMAN I nerer lez my .frbfmliigq izzlerfere wilb my ed11m1io11 General Course3 Biology Club 23 Dramatics Club 43 Photog- raphy Club 33 Booster Club 23 Varsity Cheerleader 1, 33 Debate Club li Baseball 1, 2 fManagerj SCHREUR, .IUELLA I .fbrlll be lored nr quiel ibiugr are lr111ea ' Commercial Course3 Mission Club 13 Sophomore Girls' Social Club 2: junior Girls' Social Club 33 junior Choir 2 SCHRIPSEMA, GALE Happy and flippnnf, ufilb 11 lamb of daring General Course3 A Cappella Choir 3, 43 junior Choir 23 Junior Girls' Social Club 3 SHARDA, RICHARD lle'r fftlllk and line, and wry 11111, 11 cbnmflimz j'w'u'11ra' in br1.rleL'lb1lll College Prep. Course3 Student Council 43 Biology Club 23 Physics Club 43 Dramatics Club 43 Reserve Basketball 13 Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 43 Tennis 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 43 Class Vice Pres. 4 SHOEMAKER, JASON Tl9iJ 7111111 may 51101112 the thing be will College Prep. Course3 Chemistry Club 33 Physics Club 43 Chess Club 3, 43 Photography Club 43 Track 2 Page Twenly-Nine X SPRIK, LYLE lVa,r gracioiu fo all lbe lfzdier, ar become 11 noble kuigbf' General COLIYSQQ Photography Club 3 STAAI., JANICE A friendly manner, 11 pleasing Jn1ile College Prep. Course3 Biology Club 23 Dramatics Club 3, 43 junior Girls' Social Club 33 Sophomore Girls' Social Club 23 Booster Club 33 Echo Staff 1, 2, 3, 43 A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 43 junior Choir 13 Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Future Nurses' Club 23 Senior Play 4 STAAI., SIDNEY But could no! ou! of lmrhful delicacy General Course3 Biology Club 2 STEENWYK, CORNELIA There mme a fair haired d4m1,rel College Prep. Course3 Future Teachers' Club 43 Sophomore Girls' Social Club 23 junior Girls' Social Club 33 Cadet Band 23 Senior Band 2, 3, 4 STEGINK, LEWIS Keen ronzmozz Jez1.re,' no room for noz1senJe College Prep. Course3 Chemistry Club 33 Physics Club 43 Photography Club 43 Footprints Staff fSports Editorj 43 Christmas Card Campaign fCap'tj 43 A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 43 Boys' Quartette 3, 43 Boys' Choir 13 Senior Band 2, 3, 43 Cadet Band 13 Tennis 3, 43 Pep Band 43 Double Mixed Quartette 3 354 - eniorfi - STEIGENGA, GRETHEL SbE'.f the kind of girl il'.f well Io know College Prep. Course3 Future Teachers' Club 43 Mission Club 13 Sophomore Girls' Social Club 23 junior Girls' Social Club 3 STRABBING, JOYCE A friend to ull General Course3 Future Teachers' Club 43 Mission Club 13 Dramatics Club 43 Gym Club 43 Social Club 2, 33 Booster Club 33 Art Club 23 Bowling Club 4 STREUR, MARCIA LOU You would know her by the nzerrimenl ibn! ,rparlaler in ber eye College Preparatory Course3 Student Council 33 Biology Club 23 Chemistry Club, QSec.j 33 Dramatics Club 3. 43 Chess Club 23 Gym Club 33 Social Club 2. 3: Booster Club 33 Echo Staff 2, 3, Qliclitorj 43 Footprints Staff 43 Library Assistant 33 Christmas Card Campaign, fManagerJ 43 Bowl- ing Club 53 Pep Club 13 Future Nurses' Club 2, 43 Hospital Work 4 TEERMAN, JIM Some .ray be'r quiet, other! know him belief' General Course3 Chess Club 2, 53 Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4 TELLMAN, GEORGIANNE A good heart ir ar the Jun, for it newer rlmngef' College Preparatory Course3 Future Teachers' Club 43 Social Club 2, 33 Musical Arts Club 43 Library Assistants I, 3 Page Thirty TER HAAR, DELORES Why mn'l llaey all be fonlenled like me? Commercial Course3 Social Club 2, 33 Sewing Club 33 Booster Club 3: Bowling Club 4 TIMMER, ISLA Tiny, bu! full of life Commercial Course3 Dramatics Club 43 Gym Club 33 Social Club 2, 33 Sewing Club 33 Booster Club 33 A Cappella Choir 43 junior Choir 13 Varsity Cheerleader 33 Athletic Sister 4 TIMMER, JUNE I1'r nice to be naluml, if you're nnlurall y nice College Preparatory COUISCQ Vice President 13 Future Teachers' Club 43 Biology Club 23 Dramatics Club 3, 43 Chess Club 2: Social Club 2, 33 Booster Club 33 Musical Arts Club 43 Echo Staff 1, 2. 3, 43 Christmas Card Campaign 43 34 VANDEN BRINK, THEODORE JAY Learning nmkex 11 good man be1ler College Preparatory Course3 Chemistry 33 Physics 43 Chess 2, 3. 43 Photography 43 Cadet Band 23 Senior Band 3, 4 VANDER HILL, MARY The only way to bare a friend ir to be one College Preparatory Course3 Student Council 33 Dramatics Club 3, 43 Gym Club 33 Social Club 2, 33 Footprints Staff 43 Forensics 2: Future Nurses' Club 2, CPres.J 43 A Cappella Choir 2. 3, 43 junior Choir lg Bowling Club 33 Hospital Wlorli 4 - eniord - fi A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4g junior Choir 13 Chapel Accom- panists 43 Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Majorette 1, 23 Pep Banrl 2, 3, 43 Band Solo and Ensemble Festival 3, 4 TINHOLT, CARLA SUE TlJere'.f a lillle bit of bad in every good lilile girl College Preparatory COUISCQ Class Treasurer 3, 43 Biology Club 23 Dramatics Club 3, QSec.j 43 Social Club 2, 33 Booster Club 33 Future Nurses' Club 2 fSec.J 3, 43 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 33 A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 43 Senior Sex- tette 3, 43 Chapel Accompanist 4 VAN DEN BERG, MARGARET La11glJing nl lbif, lzllllfblllg al tlaatg yet nobody knounr ufbal .rbefr lfzngbing all Commercial Course3 Athletic Sister 1, 23 Biology Club 23 junior Choir 13 A Cappella Choir3 Bowling Club 33 Social Club 2, 33 Future Teachers' Club 4 34 VANDER HULST, EARL Quie1, bill worfbufbileu General COUFSCQ Chess 2, 4 VAN DER HULST, MARILYN Let uf be :een by our deed! Commercial Course3 Social Club 2, 33 Sewing Club 3 VANDER KOOI, DONNA MARIE Smooth fllllf lbe ll':Ilf3l' where lbe brook ir dry College Preparatory Course3 Future Teachers' Club 43 Chemistry Club 43 Dramatics Club 43 Social Club 2, 33 Sewing Club 33 Booster Club 33 Musical Arts Club 43 Foot- prints Staff 43 A Cappella Choir 3. 43 junior Choir 23 Athletic Sister 33 Double Mixed Quartette 3 Page Thirty-One VANDER LEEK, DAVE Nealf1c.rJ uddelb lo r1ppemw1te College Preparatory Courseg Physics Club 43 Pep Band 3, 43 Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Class 'Treasurer 1, 23 Christmas Card Campaign 4 VANDER PLOEG, DAVID He ii' 11 Jrbolur, and fl rigbl good UII:?,' exceedingly wire, fair and pezirlmdiugly ,rpokelln College Preparatory Courseg Class President 13 Chess Club 1, 23 Biology Club, QPres.j 33 Forensics 2, 3, 43 Chemistry Club, QPres.l 35 Wtnlverine Boys' State 33 Physics Club 43 Dramatics Club 43 Student Council, fPres.j 43 Debate Club 2, fVice-Pres., 43 Debate Team 43 State TB Speaking Project 33 junior Rotarian 4 VANDERWALL, NORMA Fuzz and acliwz make lbc' 41011117 fly' College Preparatory Course3 Biology Club 23 Dramatics Club 3, 43 Gym Club 3, 43 Social Club 2. 33 Booster Club 33 Forensics 3, 43 Future Nurses' Club 3, 43 Bowling Club 4 VANDE WEGE, DALE I wirh zo make no ezzemief' General Course3 Track 2, 3, 43 Senior Play 4 VAN DYKE, WILLARD 0lJ.' For 11 breath of f1'6'6dflIl1H General Courseg Footprint Staff 4 7 7 O 54 - enzorzi - 54 VAN HAISMA, ALAN And rermizzly be mar 11 good man Echo Staff 43 A Cappella Choir 43 junior Choir 13 Majorette College Preparatory Course3 Biology Club 23 Physics Club 43 Chess Club 2, 3, 43 Photography Club 43 Caclet Band 2 VAN HUIS, JUDY With many ll flirt and fllzfleru College Preparatory Course3 Future Teachers' Club 43 Biology Club 23 Dramatics Club 3, 43 junior Choir lg Social Club 2, 33 Booster Club 33 Footprints Staff 43 A Cappella Choir 4 VAN HUIS, MARCIA It if belief to be 11114111 and rbine lbzlll lo be great and NIJ! 11 .rbfzdnwu Commercial Course3 Future Teachers' Club 43 Dramatics Club 43 Gym Club 33 Social Club 2, 33 Sewing Club, fTreas.j 33 1, 2, 3. 4 VAN KLOMPENBERG, BONNIE LOU Fair and rich, young and guy Commercial Courseg Future Teachers' Club 43 Dramatics Club 43 Social Club 2, 33 Booster Club 33 Athletic Sister 33 Future Nurses' Club 43 Majorette 4 VAN TIL, RONALD Half the lligbl I 1l':l.I'f6' in Jigfaf' General Course3 Future Teachers' Club, fPres.J 43 Dramatics Club, QVice-Pres.j 33 fPres.j 43 Chess Club 23 Footprints Staff 43 A Cappella Choir 3, 43 Boys' Choir 13 Senior Band 1, 2, 3, QMan.j 43 Debate Club 23 Solo and Ensemble Festi- val 3, 4 Page Thirty-Two 4 VAN WIEREN, JERRY A good bear! ir beller 1474111 all fbe beadr in fbe u'orld College Preparatory Courseg Biology Club 2g Chemistry Club 3: Senior Band 1. 2 VENEMA, ROBERT He who lbfllki for laimrelf ir I1 free lima General Courseg Dramatics Club 3, 43 Track 3, 43 Baseball 2, 3, 4 VEREEKE, SHIRLEY A life fha! mower to gmciour eudru College Preparatory Courseg Social Club 2, 33 Future Teachers' Club 4: Senior Band 2, 3. 4 Petr VORK, CAROL My idea of :Ill .agreeable ffwzrozl ir one ulw agreer zvilb me College Preparatory Course3 Future Teachers' Club 43 Biology Club 2: Dramatifs 3. 4: Gym Club 3: Social Club 2, 33 Booster Club, fPres.l 33 Musical Arts Club 43 Library Assistant 33 A Cappella Choir 3. 43 junior Choir 13 Bowling 3 VUGTEVEEN, LLOYD Men of feuf 1l'0I'd.f nre lbe bei! wen General Course 554 - eniorri - WAGENVELD, LORETTA A merry bear! doeth good like nledicizzeu College Preparatory Course3 Future Nurses' Club 2, 3, fTreas.J 43 Biology Club 23 Chemistry Club, QTreas.J 33 Social Club 2, 33 Hospital Work 43 Senior Sextette 3, 4g A Capella Choir 2, 3, 43 Girls' Glee Club 2 WALCOTT, JOAN lu q1rier11e.r.f and rozzfdeuce ,rfmll be ber .rlrezzglbn College Preparatory Course3 Biology Club 23 Chemistry Club 33 Dramatics Club 43 Social Club 2, 33 Sewing Club 33 Booster Club 33 Bowling Club 43 Future Nurses' Club 4 WALCOTT, RUSSEL Make room for ta nam General Courseg Student Council 43 Chemistry Club 43 Dra- matics Club 43 Senior Play 4 WEDEVEN, JOYCE Quiet, xinrere, and lzluxzyr friendly Commercial Courseg Mission Club 13 Biology Club 23 Social Club 2, 33 Booster Club 33 Footprints Staff 43 Athletic Sister 1, 2, 3 WESTENBROEK, ED He ir comfilcle ir1 felzlure and in lllifldf in all good grace a ge11l1e1mu1 College Preparatory Courseg Dramatics Club 33 Photography Club 43 Footprints Staff 43 A Cappella Choir 3, 43 Senior Band 2, 3, 43 Cadet Band 13 Track 2, 3, 43 Pep Band 3, 43 Christmas Card Campaign 4 Page Thirty-Three 154 - eniomi - WESTENBROEK, JO-ANN ln her manner lie: ber rlmmf' College Preparatory Course, Future Teachers' Club 4, Future Nurses' Club 3, Forensics 4, Bowling 34 Pep Band 2, 3, Cadet Band 1, Senior Band 2, 3, 4, Varsity Cheerleader 4, Junior Choir 1, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 3, Social Club 2, 3, Gym Club 3, 4, Dramatics Club 3, 4, Mission Club 1 WIERDA, HAZEL Good nature ir llae beauly of mind. Commercial Course, Social Club 2, Future Teachers' Club 4 Rl-IODA, RICHARD WYBENGA, HERBERT Cari away :by sorrows, life ir loo Jhorl for them all College Preparatory Course, Biology Club 2, Dramatics Club 3, Chess Club 1, 2, Boys' Quartette 4, Reserve Basketball 1, 2, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Senior Play 4 ZWIERS, I.A MAE The band lbal bulb made you good College Preparatory Course, Future Teachers' Club 4, Biol- ogy Club 2, Dramatics Club 4, Chess Club, Social Club 3, Booster Club 3, Musical Arts Club 3, 4, Echo Staff 2, 3, 4, Footprints Staff 4, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, junior Choir 1, Senior Sextette, fAcc.j 3, 4, Art Club 1, Senior Play 4 Fm little, bu! ob my! General Course, Varsity Cheerleader 4 Page Thirty-F our 'Q Th 4 s 'W No? twffh E - Mmqivamfa- I W Q .f Qallrgw Mf- A W, ,MM who -S .J fx N up-A, Page Tbirly-I'i1'z' Page Thirty-Six CLASS OFFICERS: Ron Vanden Brink, presidentg Warren Nykamp, vice president Sandra Orte, secrezaryg Carol Srrabbing, treasurer. CVM 0 is . N , . Lg-. 3,17 i . .-x - . t 'X ... W ge, I ,a ee! l ii Q as Q- A sl! I S1 r ? Q NV, Sag-Q - X-5 X Q. i I :QI ' i a J il 2 1 ,ff f 1: . hx KX i' .X , kxtx s l S fx X ' ' 'sr l l .Rl '. Z 3 5' 'X W S. Q. . ,.y .' 1 . f A 5 ' fa I . i X rifsv . 1 . 4 X J' N. gays- . - K - : I . ff ' ' ' . . V - gr nz 'I , ks' 1 A n f l his Alols. XX'ayne liareman. Ruth Beagle, Slielluy liecksfort. Betty lieelen. Thelma liloemsma. Anne liouwman, Gordon lioven. Miriam Iiranderhorst. Arlene Brat, Paul Bremer, Iwfyrna Broekhuis, Joyce Brower, Harley Busscher. Alvin liuursma. Albert, Jr. Cnossen, Dale Cnossen, Della Daining. Wxiyne De Graaf, Ivan De Groot, Lois De Vries, Calvin De Vries, Leslie Dykema, Arleen Dylcema, Paul Dykstra, Paul liglwers. Gladys lilsinga, Allan Frens. Myra Garvelink. hlarjorie Lioodyke, Howard Cort. Mardell Grevengoed, Iileanor Grevengoed, Ruth Haalc. Elayne Haan, judy Ham. Katherine Heemstra. Marjorie Helder, Carolyn Heylwoer, john Hoeve, Margaret Hoeve. Marilyn Holkeboer, Constance Page TlJi7'ly-St'I'0II Holtgcerts, Louis Homkes. Marilee Hop, Luwayne Huizenga, Donna Hulst, Howard Jaarda, Arlene Jalving, Norma Jansen, Donald Jipping, Robert Johnson, Dorothy Johnson, LaVerne Kemme, Mary Kiekover, Joann Klaascn, David Koop, Paul Koop, Warren Kragt, Sheryl Kuiper, Harold Kuipers, Herschel La Grand. Carolyn Lanning, Marcia Le Fabre, Marilyn Lemmen, Wayne Lokker, Norman Lubbers, Gloria Mannes, Gayle Marcusse. Barbara Mast. Arloa Menken, Marilyn Michmershuisen, Ronald Mokma, Janice Mulder, John Nienhuis, Herbert Nyboer, Carl Nykamp, Warren W-ff M S 'S ,W I, is Sa, '56 'Q'- +5 -X. , W' X .Rf fi 1 S 1 Nh Fx K ri V 1 Qi X vfx' ' Lax 36 Qs J 5 1. , 5. N Oostendorp. Derk Ortman, Jacqueline Ottc, Sandra Pelon, Audley Petroelje, Audred Phillips. Betty Km X 'K ,.:. .., K A9 l YT I 9 ., . A J 15- - wir I Q i 1' fs- H7 Q? llwf' X - Sw , 14 x XM- f 'Sr L . J., T' I . , 3 7 l ,V -J F2 ,, M ,, 3. K Us fy xl Q A. -Q , Ig' eu: Q Fran: 4 , ' 'wx 1'- 'Nw . X ix, I a .JF R We , Q X S Q 3 f i ix, .fs 1,5 X w if jf' tw It 3 , li. x ef l Ulf? 5- Vw A' Q va O94 as E f' K f-f X 5' Nr ' Q ,J I, Q sl ,. ,Q .fl ,, .gf 'l H H N1 ur 9 J fm- Q S 1' QF K? , ., JQZJ QQ' Plaggemars, Gordon Puge Thirty-Eigbf 1 :QS- 'tr' 'lr nssnfig I ii.. G, 'O 5 , mi 1 X . c , X QA. M is R I X rg 7 TR mfg! V 'lf V Raterink, Arlene Riemersma. Frances Rottschafer, Owen Scholten, Ruth Schreur, Carol Schrotenboer, Glenn Schutter, Marilyn Slenk, Randall Stcffens, Carmen Stiphenson, Maxine Strabbing, Carol Storing, Carolyn Tellman, Virginia Tolsma, Ryan Topp, Dale Tubergen, Yvonne Tuls, Claire Vanden Bosch, Harvard Vanden Brink, Beatrice Vanden Brink, Ronald Vander Ark, Gary Vander Leek. Robert Vander Meulen, Roger Vander Ploeg. Marvin Vander Ploeg. Nell Vander Sluis. Eugene Van Haitsma. Marilyn Van Klompenlwerg, Verna Van Rhee, Marilyn Vccnboer, Carole Versendaal, Jacqueline Volkema, jean Volkers, Faye Volkers, Vivian Vryhof, Xllfilliam Wagenvelrl, Chrislyn XX'alters, Lois Zwagerman, Donald Not pictured: Rutgers. Sylvia Page Tbirly-Nine ., .wrfi i 5 3? Page Forly ,f L' A S -61 .. . TX , 'H 'tt v ,- TX , K- f- ' ,Y 9 - V 3 3 4' 9 f Qzflg-, '.'31.-Z3- 2 Jia 41 4' . Q X 8 A ,Y A. x' , Q' N M QR. 1 A 1 1:14. az- .., Q il V ff 7 v. K 41 skifffs 5- A 1 i :- X A K 'gd Y ff qwamgigk Www CLASS OFFICERS : Calvin Dykman, presidentg Rodger Vander Zwaag, vice presidemg Mary Ellen Wolters, secretaryg Rose Van Til, treasurer. CALM 0 556 l . rx.. F, ..-no Achterhof, Beverly Alofs, Jason Altenn, David Arcndsen. Ruth Bans, lla Bateman, Stanley Page Forty-One Barentlse, Jerry Bauman, Laverne Bergman, Jean Boer. Warren Boeve. Roger Borr, Mary Bos, David Bosma, Robert Bosman, Robert Bouman, Barbara Bouws, james Bouws, Jerome Branrlsen, Ruth Brat, Myrtle lireuker, Betty Brower, Arclitll Busscher, Melvin liussies, john, Jr. Cook. Shirley Damstra, Philip De Graaf, Paul Deur, Bonnie De Vries, La Verne De Vries, Martin. Jr De Weerrl, Lois Diepenhorst, Shirley Dirkse, Janice Dykema, Patricia Dykman, Calvin Dykstra, George Dykstra, Larry Dykstra, Thelma lfltlers, Carla lilsinga, Ronald Geerlings, Robert Goorlyke, Marilyn Gras, Cheryl Grevengoed, joan Gruppen, Harlene Hamllogten, Ruth Hertel, Richard Hofmeyer, Sandra Pug 1' Fo rty-Two Pax Q K my Qs gs- f at 5 ' , 5 it X A A.. 5 1 :,5., 9 ,Y X ., Q y 5 I 51: i Q' S iii: ,ij Qi! i Q x .,.,, ,S t I Q 'n t. 1 2 ..:. f V' 1 'K X 1 ., I -:.:f , ': '2, t:': i 3 , J F 'W f, 1 ,I R ,A inin' ffifi 1 'M :,,,., 5 f S 95 PQ.- 'iv' 3, E Q xi lu Q K? 'A x f xt Y 521, I ,I N ire-V 'ff Sl -Q- x N VG 2 -, If 1 f 1 .Y 41, Q 5 5' ,r gs,-, f is , , r R, if I ' fi ggi it :., ., gl. B 45' - l YE if .gh 2 '13, ' l fs ' as-' u x jfs' Q ' x I er - 4 Z 5 tw' l AUS! is Y, 3'5- r 5,,:: i , IDIZ 3 ka' xv gf k X , ,,... ,A ,l - X Hofstee, Carolyn Holwerila, Jeanne Huisenga, Willialiu, jr.. .lam'olws.JaCqueline lager, Alvin johnson, joan Kalkman, Linda Kaniphuis, Delwyn Karsten, Vernon Kemme, NXfarren Keuning, Iirure Kiel, Lois Knoll, Mairgllerite Kok, Faith Koops, liilwanl Kortering, lirvin Kortnian, Geralnlinc Kuipers, Ronalil Langejans, Gordon lanppcnga, juily Meyaanl, Glenn Meyer, Carl Mulder, Glenn Nagelkirk, Shirley Nyhof, Ruth Nykamp, Dale Nykamp, john Nykamp, Paula Oosterluaan, Gerlwen Otten, Janice Phillips, Lois lllagggemars, juilith Quisr. Phyllis Riemersma, Diane Roelofs, Daviil Sihreur, Marilyn Sihrotenboer, Belly Shoemaker, Roger Slenk, Delores Slenk, Margo Smeenge, Roger Smits, Charles Page Iforly-Tlwc e Steenwyk. Mary Steenwyk, Yvonne Stegink, julia Stegink, Paul Taylor, Ellyn Teerman, Helen Timmer, Betty Timmer, Marvin Van Appledorn, Carl Vander Bie, David Vander Hill, David Vander Meyden, Beverly Vander Veen. Henry Vander Veen, Kenneth Van Der Veere, Luanne Vander Waill, Wzxlter Vander Zwaag, Linda Vander Zwaag, Mildred Vander Zwaag, Phyllis Vander Zwaag, Ruger Van Dyke. Jerry Van Klavern, Mary Van Luo, Dirk Van Tatenhove, Burton Van Til, Rose Van Wfingeren, Arlene Veldheer, Steven Vereeke, Marklyn Vcrsendaal, Dick Vuetberg, Walyfne Vnlkers, james XXfaldyke, jerry Wzlssiiik, Marcia Wfeener, Hazel Westenl1l'mmek, Harvey Wfoodwyk, Glenn Wfolters, Mary Zwiers, james A 4 Page Forly-Four Page Farly-Five Applerlorn, Carol Baker, John liixreman, Helen Becksfort, Vernon Becksvoort, Leona Beelen, Joyce Beyer, Roger Bieremu, Dale Blauwkamp, Rachel Bloemendal. Ada Boeve, Eileen lioeve, Norman Boeve, Willis Bonselaulr, joy Bos, Gretchen Bosch, Mary Boumam, Willizliii, jr. Bouwman, Arlene Page F o rt y-S ix CLASS OFFICERS: john Baker, presidentg Merle Prins, vice presidentg Joyce Beelen, secretaryg Diane Tinholt, treasurer Sw! X tm we r gfdifff 0 2 N gi' e ul ' e , qw mi f Q4 iiii fgl e I fe , vw-N' 4 . , my ' f i 5 , xi ,Q we W 4 1 - -l W -Q Q' J J .1 Alf 5 ti gli ,ig JR gb i ' 1 S' fl K X '57 al 'Y , Rr .5 1 x I W' ga S if T ul,e is U3 w igf X or NF Aw 'F 3 1- J M X- Q Q GX L.. 'Yi l I 'S ,- fig I Q 8 ' 11 i 1 'aiklx Jixrcnkfr -I ' ' N K 4 q -vA., , f- :Qg 1, V Q i f it . law' 6' Xl . 9' tx- ll F 5 1 74 I l 5 51 Y .V 5 - T Q- ia' 7 sf' ,Q - J iz? ' 'ii ' V , pm Ea xzl , S' X '. L, l 'iv . :ij 3 , 5 53: x ii 3 9- V C, X 9 2' xii 5 am-X-so . Bouwman. Shirley Ilratt, Roger Brink. Gloria Iirinkliuis. Lloyd Bultema. Paula Compaan. Pearl Compagner. Alverne De -long. jean De Vries, Thomas De Wfaarnl, Lois De XX'ys, Willizilil De Young. Shirley Dreyer, Shirley Duimstra, Gordon Dykcma, Barbara Dykstra. jay Elcnbaas, jack Genzink, Marian Genzinlc, Paul Geurink, Lucille Gooelykc. Kenneth Goodyke, Marcia Goodyke, Patriuia Gott, Morris Harbin, Roger Heerspink. Roger Hictbrink. joy Hop. Elaine Houtman. Jerome Hulst, Virginia jaarsina. Riuhaul Jacobs, Lois Jacobs, Marilyn jipping. Kenneth jolrlersma. Neil jousma, Ross Kalkman. Rudgcr Kampliouse, Lois Kamphuis, Bernard Kapenga, Ronald Klaasen. jane Klaver. David Page Forly-Seven I 112' T? -'Q ot- pw-A fl Qrsh J .A X Kia rv4 '9' at x .,,. I it 5 L, li . Q in si!! K il 'ii QQ Am f , R ',,,,,, ' 'ai A Y' fl N .. 1 Etl T -A ' R ' X R 1 R , 5' x ii' w j, X t A rf ff-'x 1 1' sl ga?-N 'I' . ,lt Page Forly-Eight -ii Klingenherg. Virginia Klomparens. Marilyn Knoll. Ruth Kolenlwrander. Mary Koop, Gerald Kortmam. Mary Kragt. David Kragr. Lois Kruithof, Connie Lampen. Delores Lokers. George Lulwbers. Ronald Mannes, Robert Meyaard, Ronald Meyer. james Mokma, Ruth Morren, Justin Mouw, Gordon Mulder, Roger Nonhof, john Petroelje, Elmer Pieper, Evelyn Plasman, Marlene Postma, Harvin Pothoven, Carol Prins. Merle Ritsema. Peter Rottsclmfer. James Rutgers, Marilyn Scheerhoom, Mardella Scholten. David Selireur, Gordon Schrotenboer, Mary Sclirovenwever, Mary Sghuitema, Robert Selles, Terry Slenlc, Hugh Sluiter. Robert Smith. Marilyn Steenwylc, Arloa Sterenlwerg, Paul Strabbing, Mary K xv if ,M if 'if-:wa we it C f' 'X as I' ' ' 35-S ....-. an- , -:E---.,- T -Q S5-...N F, I S 1' f' X ,. ltr ' . fait J Ma. S .i is' lg 53 1' S 9-.-,J S 43, li F' 'J 's X ' Y 7 I t I i t J .1 .gf ' i 4 .1 ' J I i A ' - : .M SS? x Y .... N in J ' X J ' F Af l A ' ff Q, 4' I 'F , X Q N J UI' V, --: I AA, ,L 1 Mi t p ffnff' l ly N fs ga . ..-' 'H' gg, 5 - - I .. nf N K I ' V gx 1 ' X , f 5 ,A l ' i 'S E S - it F li lf fs J 9 . at sh , S, ' 1 If - i Q ' . Q l ' D NQ.. J 5 .-hk V . , D yu J 3 Lis f -3' E MJI7' 3 W .fl Not pictured: Bos, Bettyg Den Blyker, Davidg Dreyer, Johng Fynewever, Normang Ham, Sylvia 'RH S I M , f an ,. t , A .V f ull ,Q iw lx, ,X . Streur. Eldon Tamminga. Bill Taylor. Janice Teerman. Lee Roy Tellman, Harry Ter I-laar. XX'ayne f Timmer. Alyee Tinholt. Diane Tucker, Herbert Tuls, Herman Van Dam. Barlnara Vandenlirinlc, Geneva Vander Vliet. Jay Vander Zwaag, Norman Vander Zwaag, Rohert Vande Vusse, Charles Vande Vusse, James Van Dyke, Betty Van Klavern. Janice Van Munster, Gesinc Van Putten, Judith Van Ry, Judy Veldheer, Nancy Veltkamp, Jean Vugteven. Rzivina Wzilters. Allen D. Walte1's, Allen F. Wzilter, Floyd Walter, Robert Wa1lte1'. Shirley W:i1'sen, Mary Wfeaver, Delores Wedeven, Joan Weener. Ronald Wenke, Ruth Wierdzi, Wfarren ' 1 Wfindemuller. Dale Wintleliiiiller, Elizabeth Wfindemuller, Glenn Wintleiiiuller, Salome Witteveen, Dorothy Zylstra. James Page Forty-Niue Page Fifly Senior Class History On September 7, 1950, one-hundred-thirteen bewildered Freshmen entered the halls of Holland Christian High for their hrst class in a high-school career. At our first class meeting we elected Dave Vander Ploeg president. Soon afterwards we elected our student council representatives and came to take our first official stand in the school. With this step upward came confidence and perhaps some cockiness. But all of a sudden, that never-to-be-forgotten Freshman Initiation was upon us. Oh, how humiliating! In january we had our first class party- a box-social. After exams, things rolled along smoothly and at the end of May we had a class party at Tunnel Park. With the re-opening of school in September, 1951, we returned bearing the impres- sive distinction of being Sophomores. The membership of the class had risen to onc- hundred-seventy, due to the Zeelanders who joined us. We soon became acquainted with each other and settled down to hard work. During the course of the year we had two class parties, the first, a masquerade, and the second, a party at the Conference Grounds. At our last class meeting of the year, one of our sponsors, Miss Josephine De Vries, informed us that she was planning to take on the Honorable career of house-keeping , and we bade her goodbye, September, 1952, found us in the ranks of upperclassmen. Bill De Roo was elected class president, and almost immediately we ordered our class rings. Our class devised several means of raising money: The weekly sale of barbecues and fudge, selling hand- made tightwads , and billfolds. Oh! Remember how we campaigned for these birth- day calendars and babbelaars? Our class party was another informal and merry get- together. The annual junior-Senior Banquet, a huge success, came with all its hard work and fun. During exams at the end of our junior year, Nelson Vander Heuvel was taken from our midst. His cheerful disposition will long be remembered in the hearts of his classmates. Our Senior year revealed one-hundred-sixteen names on the rolls. We placed the presidency on the shoulders of Albert Roon. During the year, Seniors contributed heavily toward school activities: Band, Choir, clubs, Forensics, and all the sports. We showed our spirit again by setting a new record in the Christmas Card Campaign. Under the leadership of Marcia Streur we sold 35503.17 worth of cards. The campaign underway, we worked on the Freshman Reception. October 2 was a very exciting and entertaining evening. In November, we had a hilarious class party, and on january 28, we celebrated our Christmas Card Banquet. This also was destined to become one of our cherished memories, Now, an important chapter in our life is about to close. As we look back at the time spent here, absorbing Knowledge seasoned with Christian principles, forming and strengthening Christian friendships, and discovering interests and developing talents which we hope will lead to greater service for our Lord, we bid a fond farewell to Alma Mater. Senior Class Prnphuuy Since there was a Republican Convention in New York, Senator William De Roo was spending his leisure time touring the city. He was admiring the tall buildings when someone approached him and, sure enough, it was Carol Vork, secretary to the mayor of the city. Wliile they talked about politics and world affairs, they also reviewed the many occupations of old friends and classmates back in 1954. The following incidents were mentioned: Elayne Pelon was graduated from Michigan State College and is presently teaching Law at Yale University. Paul Nykamp has become a famous surgeon in Zeeland. His success is partially due to his capable wife, Joan Kole. They also have two secretaries, Barabara Haak and Wiliiua Jansen. Marcia Streur and Mary Vander Hill have completed Nurses Training and are now chief cook and superintendent of nurses on fourth floor in Evanston Hospital. june Timmer has made great progress as director of the Fennville Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra, composed of john Arendson, playing first violin, Carl Edewaards, piccolo, and Marian Geerlings, bass horn. Donna Vander Kooi has been appointed counselor of an All-Boys' School at Boys' Town. Lila Michmershuizen is the chief cook. The Rev. Ronald Van Til and his wife, the former Carla Tinholt are now in japan doing missionary work. Dick Lenters has recently been employed by a floral company and is in the Nether- lands buying tulips for his boss, Calvin Langejans accompanied him to keep him from getting sea-sick. john jellema is the owner of our country's largest nrms for making bubble gum. His able and highly sufficient secretary, Janice Staal, samples the gum before it reaches the mouths of the country's small children. For the past four years, Ron Myrick has held the title of Olympic Turtle-Race champion. He attributes his success to his excellent coaching in grade school. Herb Wybenga has taken Perry Como's position. He is doing great , crooning the popular songs. Herm Guichelaar has become a world renowned scientist and discoverer of a cure for moonburn. The Music Department of the University of Michigan has employed Thelma Beagle as dril'master for the all-boy marching band. Ken Scholten married his high school Spanish pen pal and they are touring the United States before making their home in Spain. Al Roon has taken over his fathers grocery business. He is assisted by JoAnn Westenbroek who takes care of his egg route. Page Filly-Om' 4 , 4. . flliappella Chnir The Holland Christian High School A Cappella Choir, under the direction of Mr. Baas, was again a great success. The choir spent the first few months of the year pre- paring for the rendition of the Messiah which was presented the auditorium of the Maple Avenue Christian Reformed Church. The next activity prepared for was the District Festival, which was held in Grand Rapids junior College. The choir again participated in the Calvin Festival held in Grand Rapids early in the Spring, Another springtime activity was a local concert in which individual talent was also displayed. The two accompanists for the choir were Shirley Nonhof and LaMae Zwiers. The ofiicers of the choir were president, Ron Van Til, vice-president, Calvin Dykmang secre- tary-treasurer, Mary Ellen Wolters. SENIOR SEXTETTE The Senior Sextette is a group of talened young girls who provide a reverent atmos- phere for our chapel services on various occasions. They also render special music for meetings and organizations in and around Holland and have received good ratings in the solo and ensemble contests. The members were: Shirley Nonhof, Lois Kok, Mary Wol- ters, Loretta Wagenveld, Gayle Mannes, Carla Tinholt, and the accompanist, LaMae Zwiers. JUNIOR SEXTETTE The junior Sextette, composed of Anne Bolemsma, Jacqueline Ortman, Marcia Lam- ming, Barbara Marcusse, Constance Holkeboer, and Chrislyn Wagenveld, has rendered numbers for chapel and also outside groups. They were under the direction of Mr. Baas and accompanied by Nell Vander Ploeg. MALE QUARTETTE The Male Quartette is one of our unique organizations. They have contributed several numbers in chapel and have also rendered their selections of outside entertainment on various occasions. The members of the quartette were Calvin Dykman, Lewis Stegink, Herb Wybenga, Gary Vander Ark, and they were accompanied by Sandra Otte. CHAPEL ACCOMPANISTS The Chapel Accompanists are a group of Senior girls who are given the privilege of serving as chapel accompanists for each day of the school week. Much spirit is added to the singing of hymns to our God each morning as a result of their services. The senior girls who have so capably served this year were La Mae Zwiers, Shirley Nonhof, Carla Tinholt, june Timmer, and Lois Kok. , The llunuert Band The Concert Band, under the baton of Mr. Vander Linde, enjoyed an active and successful school year. The band had a great experience performing in Detroit's beautiful Rackham Memorial Auditorium during the convention of the National Union of Christian Schools. Besides performing at several school assemblies, the band presented a Winter Musi- cal in Holland High School auditorium, a polio benefit concert in Hope Chapel, a third annual spring concert, and performed in the District Band and Orchestra Festival. The band officers were: president, Cal Langejansg secretary, Mary De Weerdg library chairman, Yvonne Tubergang band manager, Ron Van Til. Pige Izfly 'llnec The A Cappella Ehnir 5fNl sexmif O' AQ- OMP SUMO' 4511575 MR. MARVIN BAAS 4Lg 11 Qlmnrsfr 52119 - . A 5 xvwov' Imgf rm Qrgbi-3114, Ser Screw Enncert Band Lu-gg TR CLARINET Qu 4R I 1 YETT5 HENR Y VANDIR LINHE 54 XOPHONE c al-F55 Y' , QUAR,-Er, HON I 4 Z fi xi Q Page lfifly-Sa'1'w1 Ballet Band The cadet band completed a successful year of training under the capable direction of Mr. Vander Linde. This band is the final step before the players enter the High School Concert Band. This year the band had a membership of sixty members with a majority of players in the seventh and eighth grades. Thus, the cadet band is really a junior High School band. The band participated in the Winter Musicale and Spring Concert, the Band and Orchestra Festival, Tulip Time and Memorial Day Parades. The officers of the band were: Merle Dykema, presidentg Jay Bonselaar, secretaryg Delores Weaxfer, library chairmang Harris Wittex'een, band manager. Page Fifly-Eight .Iuninr Ehnir The junior Choir was composed of thirty-nine Freshmen. Much time was spent vocalizing, preparing, and encouraging these students toward participation in the A Cappella Choir in the next year or two. Under the excellent direction of Mr. Baas, the choir has rendered numbers in chapel and assemblies, showing good possibilities in music for the future. Future Teachers lfluh llramatitzs Elull The Dramatics Club was open to all juniors and Seniors interested in dramatics. During the course of the year several plays were given by the members, under the direction of the students themselves. The officers were president, Ron Van Tilg vice-president, Dale Toppg secretary, Carla Tinholtg treasurer, Mary jane De Weerd. The club is greatly indebted to Miss Selles for her enthusiasm and novel ideas. In the spring of 1954, a group of students interested in teaching mct to form an organiza tion for future teachers. Witlu the able assistance of Mr. Keuning and Mr, Kuiper, the Future Teachers' Club was formed. Its purpose is to emphasize the many opportunities for young people with healthy interests, different aptitudes, and various skills. Arrangements were made for college professors, college students, and experienced teachers to address the club. Educational films were also shown. The club, although a new organization, promises to be an outstanding addition to our school organizations. Officers of the club were president, Ron Van Tilg vice-president, Albert Roong secretary, Donna Vander Kooig and treasurer, 'lo Ann Westenbroek. Twill ' ' Eiga J .. Page Fifly-Nine 43 ' .tt A ' - - Snphnmnru Snnial Illuh A large group of sophomore girls met noon hours for discussions under the sponsorship of Miss Gertrude Vander Gugten. These discussions among the members and sometimes with sipecial speakers were about etiquette and social conduct. The officers of the club were: Presi- ent, Faith Kok, vice-presidentg Mary Ellen Wolters, secretary and treasurer, Mildred Vander Zwaagg assistant secretary and treasurer, Phyllis Quist. Future Nurses' liluh Under the leadership of Miss Sena Grevengoed, the Future Nurses' Club met every month. The activities included rolling bandages, movies on nursing, speakers, and making favors for shut-ins. Also four of the senior members worked as Pinkies at the Holland Hospital. The oliicers of the club were: Mary Vander Hill, presidentg Lois Kok, vice-president, Barbara Marcusse, secretary, Loretta Wagenveld, treasurer. Page Sixty Binlnqy Eluh The Biology Club consisted of forty-one members from the various biology classes. They met monthly to discuss subjects of biological interest. This past year the club has taken up several different projects which include the purchase of a fully equipped aquarium, experi- menting with the diet of rats, and the hatching of eggs. The club also took a trip to Chicago. There is an Executive Committee whose purpose it is to plan the meetings. The officers were president, Gordon Langejansg vice-president, Delores Slenkg secretary-treasurer, Katherine Ham. The Biology Club was under the sponsorship of our biology teacher, Mr. Ham. Chemistry llluh The Chemistry Club is composed of students of various chemistry classes. The club was under the capable sponsorship of Mr, Elve. The club worked on such projects as the Science Fair and a Periodic Chart of the Atoms. The club endeavors to instruct its members in preparation for the research work many of them plan to enter, and to explore further into the tield of chemistry. The ofhcers were president, Gary Vander Arkg vice-president, Russ Walcottg secretary-treasurer, Sheryl Kragt. -'x Nl K 3 Page Sixty-One Physics Eluh A group of eighteen seniors with their instructor, Mr. De Vries, have spent many interesting evenings together. The object of the club was to explore some of the mysteries of science. Some of the projects were working on the transmissions and the differential of a car, the Science Fair, polarized light, and other things of interest. The club took a trip to the Science and Industry Building in Chicago. The officers were president, Herm Guichelaarg vice- president, Lewis Steginkg secretary-treasurer, Rich Sharda. Phntuqraphy liluh Again this year a club was formed for Seniors interested in photography. Guiding the club with inspiring zeal was Mr. De Vries. Members met to learn about cameras-how to use them and how they work. Several outside speakers have talked to the club about various phases of photography. Scpecial infra-red Hash bulbs and films were used for experimenting. The Officers were: Presi ent, Bill De R003 vicar, Edgar Westenbroekg secretary-treasurer, Calvin Hoogstra. Page Sixly-Two Musical ilrts Elllll Twice a month the members of the Musical Arts Club met and displayed their interest and talents in music. The programs were varied with instrumental and vocal solos, essays about great composers, discussion and enjoyment of classical and semi-classical records. They also spent much time in working on several projects. Throughout its existence, this organization has become increasingly important in heightening the cultural life of the school. This year Shirley Nonhof served as president, with Sandra Otte as secretary, Barbara Marcusse as treasurer, and Mr. H. Il. Kuiper as sponsor. Chess and Eheeliers Eluh In a setting of ancient history, such that Room 16 can afford, the brokers of pawns, the keepers of castles, the movers of kings and kingdoms, met to play chess. They were a group of Hfteen members whose sponsor was Mr. Kuiper. The ofhcers were Calvin Hoogstra, presidentg Roger Bratt, treasurer. The club usually met during the noon hour. X.. nl Page Sixly-Three Ferensies Again this year a group of ten students entered the state forensic contests. Under the direction of Mr. Marinus Pott, the contestants did very well in the competition. Hehate Eluh The debate for 1954 was - Resolved, The President of the United States be elected by the direct vote of the people. Many teams debated against our squad and the results were three wins and five defeats. The fellowship and intellectual growth afforded by membershig in this organization are well worth the time and effort. Mr, H. Bratt was again the coach an morale booster. an - Page Sixty-Four Missinn Eluh The Mission Club was again sponsored by Miss Veltman this year. The club consisted of twenty members who met during noon hours on Friday. Their aim was to study missions and to take wart in the local mission uro frams. The ofhcers were wresident Carol Schreurg vice- . 1 1 5 . r president, Ada Bloemendalg secretary, Eileen Boeveg treasurer, Arlene Dreyer. Sewing Iflull The Sewing Club is composed of junior and Senior girls who meet every Thursday after school, This year the instructor was Mrs. jack Groenleer, and the olqicers were Marilyn Johnson, president, Carrie Helder, secretary. Page Sixty-Fire Elzhn Staff This year the ECHO, our school paper, has again played an important part in the student activities. Many new features were added to the paper. For the first time in the history of the ECHO, there were co-editors, a junior and a seniorg Dale Topp and Marcia Streur, respectively. Mr. C. Pott again was the faculty adviser of the paper. The last issue was dedicated to the seniors. Page Sixty-Six Christmas Card Campaign The Senior Class of 1954 has topped all previous records in the Christmas Card Campaign. With Marcia Streur as business manager, and Gladys Garvelink, Lois Kok, Lewis Stegink, and Ed Westenbroek serving as captains, the class sold cards totaling 35505.07 from which the class drew a net profit of 552714.91 Competition was aroused by having home-rooms carry on their separate campaigns. The class officially closed the campaign january 28 with a banquet enjoyed by all. Snniur Play Gym Illuh Miss Gertrude Vander Gugten directed this group which participates in basketball, volley- ball, and other gym sports. Its aim was to develop physical education by this extra-curricular activity. They met every Thursday night if the gym was available. Page Sixly-Se 1 'wi g X Q CARL EDEWAARDS RONALD NYKAMP KEN SCHOLTEN RICH SHARDA SYLVAN DI 'Sf wp- Q1 4' JOHN MULDER JUN BUURSMA PAUL DYKEMA GARY VANDER ARK WARREN NYKAMP BILL VRYHOF .X . 1 'W' 5 V f Page Sixly-Nina' 58 ......... ....... 59 ......... ....... 47 ..,...... ...A... 58 ......... ....... 32 ......... .....,. 44 ..,...... ........ 59 -.---.-.. -----AA. 63 ......... ....... 44 ......... ........ ' t at A' ' 13 H 4 ,A 4 it ,ui Q I U Y K V :LA E LS ' it i -,li ny ' at Mfg 5 '- . ,f if , 3. .E 3. I 'Ll' gt I Nl Varsity Basketball Our Varsity basketball team has had an unusually successful and exciting season, thanks to many hard hours put in by the team and Coach Tuls. Our reputation of having a fine, loyal cheering section at both home and out-of-town games was boosted by the huge following, even at Owosso, Niles, and of course, East Lansing. Finishing what was probably one of the roughest seasons ever, with 16 wins and 2 losses, the Maroons went on to capture the District, Regional, and State Runners-up trophies. The Maroons met their Waterloo in a thrilling State nnals game on the Mich- igan State College court. River Rouge and time proved to be excellent partners, and after a terrific comeback against a 22 point difference in score, time ran out with the scoreboard showing Holland Christian on the bottom of a 56-53 score. True sportsmanship and determination were characteristic of our team, and all the fans are justly proud of our boys. The season of '55, '54 truly found Holland Christian a superior outfit, and we are sure this very successful season will be an inspiration to each future team. SCHEDULE Western State .......,.... Muskegon Christian .... Muskegon Catholic ...... Allegan ........................ Grand Rapids Christian ........ ......... 2 2 Grand Haven .................... St. joseph ..................... Zeeland ...........,............. Muskegon Catholic .... ,.. 41 ....... ......... G rand Rapids Christian ....... 39 68 .,...... ......... W estern State ,................... 60 ........ ......... G rand Haven ....................... 46 42 55 ......... ........ M uskegon Christian .... 47 Grand Rapids Creston .......... ......... 5 2 59 ......... ........ S t. joseph ........................ 40 ......... ........ A llegan .... 44 ......... ....... O wosso ..... 47 .................... Page Seventy Niles ..... DISTRICT TOURNAMENT .........Zeeland .r..................Hudsonv1lle REGIONAL TOURNAMENT 5 1 .................... Portage .............................. 67 Fremont .............................. .........Pla1nWell STATE TOURNAMENT 79....... .........Grand Ledge johns 53....... .........River Rouge Nasa s Reserve Basketball Our reserve basketball squad, under the capable coaching of Mr. Ham, has had a very successful season, compiling 14 wins and 4 losses. Their impressive record and inspiring spirit show that we have good reason to hope for a very fine team in the coming years. Congratulations, Little Maroons , SCHEDULE .Western State .............. Muskegon Christian ..... Muskegon Catholic ....... Allegan ......................... Grand Rapids Christian ................ Grand Haven ............... St. joseph ................ Zeeland ........................ Muskegon Catholic ...... Muskegon Christian ..... Grand Rapids Creston... St. joseph .................... Allegan .......... Niles ............................. Unit Varsi THEY -. -----... 38 ., ........ 19 23 43 ........51 ........25 .....,..27 .. ........ 46 ........41 ......,.42 -- ........ 38 Christian .,.............. 41 Y .lv ------- Grand Rapids Western State ............... Grand Haven ....... .. ........ 29 ........49 Managers-Rog Vander Meulen and Bruce Keuning Page Seventy-One Pep Band Not enough can be said about our pep band which can only be described as the best. Their presence at all home and several out-of-town games certainly gave added spirit to the fans, and their appear- ance at assemblies and socials will never be forgotten. To the band and to their director, Mr. Vander Linde, we give hearty A Congratulations for earning the fine repu- tation they deserve! - S 5 S Cheerleaders Congratulations to all the cheerleaders who have done an excellent job in raising spirit at our basketball games. Varsity cheerleaders were Carmen Steffens, joey Westeitbroek, Sandy Otte, Bob Balfoort, and Rich Rhoda. Reserve cheerleaders were Linda Kaldman, Diane Riermersma, Faith Kok, and Mary Borr. Athletic Sisters To the athletic sisters and to their sponsor, Mr. Strabbing go both thanks and congratulations for their aid to the athletic department by the sale of refresh- ments at the home basketball games. This organization is composed of members of all tour classes. Page Serwlly-Two .ag Q . tl .. 5 -xkjs...:'v . - fy, N 2, sms Track The most recent newcomer to our spring sports scene is track. Although only in its third year at H.C.H.S., it is already forming a major part of our spring sports activities. After a successful season last year, we are looking for- ward to an even better one this year. Con- gratulations to coach Elve and his hne squad of boys, and best wishes for the coming season. 1 4 2 5 S anw Ky ' inn s iii! Q :pliamf ali Baseball The baseball team is looking forward to another successful season. Under the capable direction of Mr. Ham, we know that the boys will show fine spirit and true sportsmanship and be able representatives of Christian High in this field. Tennis The tennis team, having established a fine record in the past, is anticipating another fine season. To Coach C. Pott and his worthy team, we wish much success. 'S- Page Se1'euly-Four Q 5 .lg BERT HULLHND TY QQ Gblil 3.1 ix shui! 5 ' 1 ,www Page Sc'1'w1ly-Fire v R. L. 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ARTICLE III I, Jim Jipping, yield my arguing ability to Ervin Kortering. I, Jan Staal, will to Bill Vryhoff, my curly locks. I, Dave Vander Ploeg, leave my ability to talk myself out of trouble to John Mulder. I, Joella Streur, leave my quiet disposition to Warren Boer. I, Ken Scholten, leave a few of my inches to Bob Jipping. I, Janie De Weerd, leave my quiet ways and good behavior to Faith Kok. I, Ron Nykamp, will my athletic ability to Larry Dykstra. I, Shirley Nonhof, leave a set of badly shattered nerves to the editor of next year's annual. I, Dave Vander Leek, will to Jeanie Holwerda my hearty belly laugh. I, Marcia Streur, leave to Marilyn Goodyke, my ability to humor Mr. Holwerda. I, Judy Van Huis, will my way with men to Lois Kragt. I, Dick Lenters, leave my way with women to Bruce Kuening. I, John Jellema, leave my quiet and reserved manner to Owen Rottshaffer. I, Marge De Vries, leave my school spirit to Hugh Slenk. 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Builders of Fine Homes Page Nmely F110 ffs,, Q , -v If I X N f 5 e . . on , J' B HEKMAN RLJSK QCD? BREWER'S CITY COAL DOCK INC 1 1. 0 Q, I' ROBERT DE NOOYER-CHEVROLET IDEAL DRY CLEANERS Eiigm w 'WF' 5 . DE VRIES AND DORNBOS CO. Page Ninely-Six VANDER BIE BROS -,,..-if an-unsung mL, HOLLAND LUMBER AND SUPPLY ZWIERS BOOK BINDING -,. S ' -L. M ilfga-gl I VI 'nnsvta-'Q . 'sq--.-5' I N 0- . ,, Mt ' ' 1 5. 1 'fzfwf -41 - , 'Sf' L 1 VOGELZANG HARDWARE CO. MOOI ROOFING CO. XVM. KOOL PLUMBING AND HEATING HAMILTON MFG. AND SUPPLY CO. Page Ninety-Svrwl ' 1 I . V if 1' V 4 L 1 . . , s , . FV' ' ' f ' Rf - . , . 1 . . L! . A, ,aF1mST'- NATIONAL HANK v g ' 4' ' . I '12EPos1TSi,s1NsUR1'!D TO 310,000 EACH , ,Nj . 1 ' ' , . I . jf' ' Yop CAN'BANKbON Us '- f . H, Compliments 0 f HOLLAND FURN ACE CO. World's Largest Installers of Home Heating Page Ninety-E gli Compliments of Ottawa Savings Sc Loan Association Holland's Only Drive In FZ, Paid On All Savings - Insured Up to 310,000 1 Dividends Paid on Savings Deposited on or Before the 10th of Any Month Home Financing is Our Business Compliments of BAKER FURNITURE, INC. Page Ninety-Nine .Qi 5A A gif W0 U M7 Mx AVDMWJ yG6XM 'W M AQ W , if Q lil Moblloll 'll 13 flfjljf W? J WILLIAM'S JEWELRY HEERSPINK JEWELRY 8: GIFT SHOP BUTER'S GROCERY MAPLEWOOD FRIENDLY SERVICE THE STAR SANDWICH SHOP W ,of , ff If M JI ' ' HOLLAND RADIO AND APPLIANCE co. A! I l Y Y LJ t M J h dl W J PU ' W BARTEL'S SHOE STORE WA V I A J fl! 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