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

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1959 volume:

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I7 - - - . - , 43 APPRECIATION ------ PAGE 59 - - - - - - 67 . - - - 87 - . . . . - 101 . - - - . . - IO FOREWORD THE GAME OF CHESS DEVELOPS APPRECIATION SOCIABILITY AND SPORTSMANSHIP WE SEE IN THIS A BASIC TRUTH OF THE GAME OF LIFE ALSO WE HAVE PROCEEDED BUT A SHORT DISTANCE IN THIS GAME HOWEVER THE KINGS AND QUEENS MOVED BY THE HAND OF THE OMNIPOTENT STRATEGIST HAVE DIRECTED OUR PLAYS WITH WISDOM SO THAT WE ARE FULLY PREPARED FOR ALL THE FUTURE WILL HOLD AND HAVE NOT ATTAINED OUR OBJECTIVE. 5 i -Q.A,.. 1 Q Y sf f . . . ' .- -v-' g b V ' QQ, QQQV, Mr. M. Pott Mr. J. De Vries Mr. A. Wyma Mr. G. Vissex K 5 ,V , ':-- J . f55ll5f5 ff, 'lv ' Viv 3 VQA- . S ,:' . Mrs. G. Kleis Miss E. Kooima llbefbmfwl fo flw SENIOR SPONSORS 'A' for 'A' for 1' for and . 'k for their their their their hours of work on our behalf, willingness to help us with our varied problems, guidance and understanding, readiness to go the extra mile with us. And . . 6 A 1 onoring lie 0 2 PARENTS ofancl Clufidfian Skov 'kfor their dedicated support of our school, 'kfor their sacrifices, and prayers for us, i' for the firmness ot their love which gives ,us the courage to face lite, and . . . if for their devotion to the task of developing our characters all ot which form the basis of our lives. W I i big ZKQ l Eff -w YK editor-in-chief chris nykamp assistant editor judy otten literary editor larry van til joan baker Wayne de young jan dykman bev hemmeke marcia langejans mary pool jim riemersma bob schout marj wedeven business manager on sharpe assistant mana er dale d kema S Y bruce hulst jim hulst gene klaasen nancy lamer Carolyn masselink barb steenwyk linda Stephenson art editor bob gras judy holkeboer marie timmerman photo editor jack de roo forest homkes typists: 8 sue de young marilyn jongkryg ADMINISTRATION l Standing: Garry joldersma, john Bouwman, Benjamin Altena, Dr. Robert De Haan, William De Mots, Russel Boeve, Donald Branderllorst, Henry Vander Zwaag, Russel Lamar. Seated: james Zwier, Assistant Treasurerg Rev. Gerrit Vander Plaats, Vice Presidentg john Veltkamp, Presidentg Paul Baker, Secre- taryg Gerald Appledorn, Treasurerg Gerald Van Wyke, Assistant Secretary. THE SCHOOL BOARD About the only time most of us noticed the school board was when some controversial issue arose, or else when we happened to read the monthly announcement of their meet- ings in our church bulletins. However, even though the school board does go about its business largely unnoticed, it is still a very important organ of our school.. Representing our parents, these men carry much responsibility and the decisions they make will undoubtedly affect all of us. For these decisions they are answerable to the school society and to God. It is a tremendous work these men are doing and each is worthy of our humble thanks. 10 CONGRATULATIONS AND FAREWELL, CLASS OF '59 No doubt many of you often look back and remember vividly the day when you entered high school some four years ago, young, immature, scared. Now your graduation approaches and marks quite a milestone in the experience of each of you. You have made a measure of progress, else you would not be here today. You have grown in body, you have grown mentally, and, we trust, spiritually. What about four years hence? or ten? or twenty years? or the end of your days? What true progress will you have made then? The Holy Spirit often likens a Christian life to the games and contests of the ancient world. We do not enter this Christian life or race as a matter of our own' choosing or because of any natural ability or inclination. But rather because of a Divine, external choice and a corresponding heart response of faith in our crucified Lord Jesus Christ. Having professed our faith in Him, we are automatically entered in the race, but unlike our athletic games or contests, it is expected of Christians that they shall be Winners All. ls it fair to add that the expectation of a well-run race is increased in the case of those who have had the blessings of a Christian education and are Christian High graduates? u Therefore let us also, seeing we are compassed about with so great a cloud of witnesses, lay aside every weight, and the sin which doth so easily beset us, and let us run with patience the race that is set before us, looking unto jesus the author and perfecter of our faith ..... Wax not weary, fainting in your souls ..... All chast- ening seemeth for the present to be not joyous but grievous, yet afterward it yieldeth peacable fruit of right- eousness. Wherefore lift up the hands that hang down, and the palsied knees, and make straight paths for your feet ..... Follow after peace with all men, and the sanctincation without which no man shall see the Lord .... fHebrews 12j Read this entire chapter of Hebrews. Be determined not to be entangled with unbelief or encumbering weights. Look unto jesus and find in Him sulhciency for everything and every need. Subject yourselves to the disciplining of God, ready with reverence and awe to offer service well-pleasing to Him. Direct yourself after holiness, righteous- ness, and sanctification - knowing that it is a lifetime pursuit. Be desirous of attaining unto the goal where will be God the judge and jesus our Lord with myriads of angels and the full gathering of the saints. A As a Faculty we are happy to have had a part in your training and a place in your fellowship. It is not easy to see you leave, but as you do, it is our earnest prayer that God will bless and endow you with resolute determination, rig- orous discipline, right direction and fervent desire in order that you the members of the Class of '59 may be Winners All in this race of life. Sincerely yours, Raymond Holwerda. MR. RAYMOND HOLWERDA, PRINCIPAL DR. BERT P. BOS, SUPERINTENDENT 11 MR. MARVIN BAAS, A.M. University of Michigan German, Vocal Music MR. HERO BRATT, A.M. University of Michigan Bible V, 1 ill, I MR. GERRIT DE VRIES, M.S. Northwestern University Mathematics MR. JOHN DE VRIES, A.M. University of Michigan Science, Mathematics , , r, ,VJ 1i'l x Nj , we ,A Al? -,cl yu ,li ,.. MISS CORNELIA DE WIT'l', A.M. University of Michigan Bible, Typing MR. HAROLD GRISSEN, A.M. University of Michigan Social Science MR. RAYMOND HOLWERDA, A.M. University of Michigan Principal, Social Science MRS. GEORGE KLEIS, B.S. Ferris Institute Commercial . ff . ,K - IM-.-'X-K , I i MISS EVERDEAN KOOIMA, A.B. Calvin College English MRS. BASTIAN KRUITHOF A.B. Calvin College English MR. HENRY KUIPER, A.M. University of Michigan Social Science MISS SHIRLEY KUIPER, B.B.A. University of Michigan Commercial MR. PHILLIP PERSENAIRE, A.B. Calvin College English, Physical Education MR. .MARVIN POPPEMA, A.B. Calvin College Science MR. CLARENCE POTT, A.B. Calvin College Mathematics MR. MARINUS POTT, A.M. University of Michigan English MR. ELMER RIBBENS, A.M. University of Michigan Mathematics, Physical Education in J , f Li' ,X Nxt: 1 , ' 5 1 1 i V J sc' MR. HOWARD SCHIPPERI ILB. Calvin College Q Bible it tif' R ANNE SELLES, A.M. University of Michigan Librarian MR. ARTHUR TULS, A.B. Hope College Social Science ,J 'Lf ' ,Qs If r li ii, 'i N , 'J ix, MISS MARIAN VANDER ARK, A.B. Calvin College Social Science MR. HENRY VANDER IJNDE, A.M. Vander Cook Schnul of Music Instrumental Music MR. ANDREW VANDER ZEE, A.M. University of Michigan English 4 Xl, z K Vi iv r ' V fl J, L., MR. GEORGE VISSER, A.B. Calvin College Science ' .WWI MR. CLARENCE P. WALHOUT, A.M. University of Michigan English l MRS. CLARENCE P. WALHOUT, A.B. Calvin College Latin, Physical Educntinn MR. NORLYN WOLTERINK, A.B. Calvin College Lgitin i 1 I MR. ARTHUR WYMA, A.M. University of Michigan Science Mr. Pott 7 Cfaaa 0 59 Mr. Dykstra Miss Veltman Mr. Dams Miss Brandsen Misys Fredricks Mr. Strabbing .QwzanL5 1 6 SENIORS Sponsors: Mr. Visser, Mr. Wyma, Miss Kooima, Miss Klies, Mr. Pott, Mr. DeVries. Officers: President-Ron Windemuller, Secretary-Lois Dykstra, Treasurer-jan Dykman, Vice-President-Bob Schout. Motto Song With vision clear and mind equipped, Almighty God, With One Accord. His will to learn, His work to do. Flower Tiger Lily Colors Black and Gold 18 Bakker, Kathleen Becksvoort, Martha Bouman, Robert Brower, Marilyn De Young, Wayne Dykema, Dale Dykman, Janice HONOR STUDENTS - CLASS OF 1959 Dykstra, Joanne Goorman, Marilyn Gras, Lillian Hemmeke, Beverly Hoek, Kenneth Holkeboer, Judith Holwerda, Thomas Nykamp, Christine Otten, Judith Piersma, Paul Pool, Mary Riemersma, James Rillema, Paul Steenwyk, Helen Klaasen, Gene Koeman, Jack LaGrand, Kenneth Lamer, Nancy Lanting, Arlyn Masselink, Carolyn Mulder, Helinda Vander Ploeg, Llewellyn Van Liere, Earl Van Til, Lawrence Vogelzang, Mary Wedeven, Marjorie Wierda, Kenneth Witteveen, Jean 5111 ilitlrmnriam SAM WEERsTRA On May 28, 1956, through a sudden accident God swf' in His Providence took our friend and classmate, Sam Weerstra, to a new and better home with Him. Al- though we have missed his cheerful presence each day, we as his classmates truly must confess, God knew the hestf' Sam's favorite song from our school hymnal expresses the complete faith and trust he put in His Savior: Now I look up-into the face of Jesus, For there my heart can rest, my fears are stilledg And there is joy and love, and light for darkness, And perfect peace, and every hope fulfilled. 19 JOAN AARDEMA ROGER BARENSE KATHLEEN BAKKER ROGER BECKSVOORT THELMA ALBERDA BERNARD BAUMANN JOHN BAREMAN TERRY BECKSVOORT JOAN BAKER MARTHA BECKSVOORT LA voNNe sinus RONALD BERGMAN .sunv BLAUWKAMP 20 LOUISE BLOEMENDAL BEVERLY BOS KAREN BOERMAN IRVIN BOS HOWARD BOEVE MARILYN BOS DONALD BOSCH MARY BOS ROBERT BOUMAN x-' ROBERT BOS EARL BOUWMAN DARLENE BOUWS RUTH BREDEWAY 21 RONALD BREUKER TOM BUSH SHARON DERK5 JUNE BRINK JOHN BRON MARILYN BROWER BERNARD BRUNINK 'su is MARLENE COMPAGNER ROBERT DEN BLEYKER l PHYLLIS ns FREE an . -,,. , ,.,. ,.,, , -:gi QQQ-QQ-Q-- H 2'2 ' :': A :': A A, Aizz, 1 RRRR . A ,... R' E :-' A,,,, JACK DE R00 22 SHIRLEY DE GRAAF MARCIA DE R00 JANICE DE WET SUE DE YOUNG ROBERT DE WY5 w I PETER DE YOUNG S I S I Z S Q' Q X v T N 5' in NK F w X f 5 g , Q, X6 . ' si'-225555 ,- -E -+9 x :,:-assess:-:-:. ,ff S VVAYNE DE YOUNG KENNETH DOORN BETTY DYK EMA MARY DOZEMAN CHESTER DREYER DALE DYKEMA .IANICE DYKMAN JOANNE DYKSTRA LOIS DYKSTRA 23 GRACE ELSINGA MARCIA GEBBEN BERNARD EVINK TERRY GEURINK BARBARA GEBBEN MARILYN GOORMAN I.AVERNE HAAK LILLIAN GRAS RUTH HEERSPINK ROBERT GRAS LYNWOOD HELMIUS BEVERLY HEMMEKE KENNETH HOEK 24 BILL HOIEZEE JUDY HOLKEBOER FRIEDA HOLTGEERTS TOM HOLWERDA FORREST HOMKES RUTH HOP AJIAMES HU-lag! JERRY HORSTING wb VIRGINIA HULST BRUCE I-IULST JAMES .IALVING MARILYN .IONGKRYG KENNETH KARSTEN 25 ARNOLA KEUNING GENE KLAASEN JACK KOEMAN JUDITH KONING THOMAS KOOP JOHN KORTMAN .IUDITH KRONEMEYER KENNETH LA GRAND ROBERT l.A MAR NANCY LAMER HOWARD LANGEJANS MARCIA LANGEJANS YARLYN LANIQNQ 26 CALVIN LUBBERS MYRON MEYER KENNETH MICHIELA ERWIN NAGELKIRK HERSCHEL LUBBERS CAROL MOLEWYK CAROLYN MASSELINK PAUL NEWHOUSE MARY IJUBBERS HELINDA MULDER LARRY NIENHUIS MARLAN NIENHUIS CHRISTINE NYKAMP 27 JOYCE OETMAN MARY POOL JANICE PALMBOS VERN RAMAKER JUDITH OTTEN BELVA PRINS PAUL PIERSMA GARY RATERINK MURIEI. OVERBEEK PAUL PRINS JAMES RIEMERSMA PAUL D. RILLEMA Lols Roslors 28 STANLEY ROELOFS ROGER SCHOLTEN RICHARD SCI-IOLTEN MARILYN SCHROTENBOER BEATRICE SCHIERBEEK ROBERT SCHOUT ROBERT SCHOLTEN MAYNARD SCHROTENBOER SHARON SCHIPPERS JUDY SCHREUR SX K- n .ION SHARPE ESTHER SEINEN BEVERLY SMEENGE 29 DARREL STAAT WARD STIENSTRA I--f LINDA STEPHENSON LOIS TELGENHOF MYRA TEN HAVE BARBARA STEENWYK .IUELLA TAMMINGA ALLEN TIMMERMAN 30 MARY STERENBERG PATRICIA TELGENHOF HELEN STEENWYK IJ F' X KATHLEEN TEERMAN MARIE TIMMERMAN NELVA TRIPP KENNETH VAN DEN BOSCH CALVIN VANDER MEYDEN MARJORIE VANDEN BERG JOHN VANDER LEEK MARVIN TUCKER VIRGINIA VANDER ARK LLEWELLYN VANDER FLOEG 31 ELSA VAN DEN BERGE SHARON VANDER MEER SI VAN ASPEREN SANDRA VANDER BERG , XI, fu : 'If fc LU Q RUTH VANDER ZWAAG B ELLA VAN FAASEN CAROL VER BEEK LAWRENCE VAN TIL DONALD VROON EARL VAN LIERE MADELYN VISSER DONNA VAN WINGEREN sunnfrm vuerevsm HARRY VAN MUNSTER MARY VOGELZANG KENNETH wAl.co1T ALVERN wAl.TERs Gannon WALTERS 52 JOAN WALTERS KENNETH WIERDA ERWIN WESTENBROEK FREDERICK WOLTERS JAY WEDEVEN RONALD WINDEMULLER 1 ERVIN ZEERIP JERRY ZOERMAN DAVID WESTERHOF HAROLD WOLTERS PHILLIP CAMMENGA-No pichlrb 55 MARJORIE WEDEVEN JEAN WITTEVEEN GERTRUDE ZWIERS JOAN AARDEMA She think: and speakr for herJelf Girls' Glee Club 1 junior Social Club 3 Senior Social Club 4 Commercial Club 4 THELMA ALBERDA Mort gloriofrx night thou art not made for .rlumher Future Nurses' Club 3 junior Social Club 3 Senior Social Club 4 Commercial Club 4 JOAN BAKER Tir hetter to he ,rmall and thine than he great and cart a Jhadow Student Council 2 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 fLibrarian 41 Solo and Ensemble 1, 4 Pep Band 3, 4 Future Teachers' Club 3, 4 Future Nurses' Club 3, 4 junior Social Club 3 Senior Social Club 4 Footprints Staff 4 Echo Staff fCirculation Mgr. 43 Senior Play Cast KATHY BAKKER Good nature if the heauty of the mind Biology Club 2 Chemistry Club 3 fSec'yJ Art Club 4 fSec'yj Math Club 4 junior Social Club 3 Senior Social Club 4 Senior Play Cast 4 JOHN BAREMAN School war juft like home, he war neuer there ROG BARENSE I neuer do today what I can do to- morrow Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4 Golf 1, 2, 3 Biology Club 2 Chemistry Club 3 BERN . BAUMANN To take thing! ai they he that'J my ,tzhilofophyu MARTHA BECKSVOORT IVhy doer it get late .fo early? Library Club 2, 3, 4 junior Social Club 3 Senior Social Club 4 ROG BECKSVOORT A good fellow among fEll01l'.f Biology Club 2 Physics Club 4 TERRY BECKSVOORT I don't like it hut I gueff thingf happen that way LAVONNE BEKIUS Patience Jtill and full of good will Mission Club 2 RON BERGMAN Girls may come and girli may go, hut I go on forever JUDY BLNUWKAMP Quiet if a pleafing manner junior Social Club 3 Senior Social Club 4 Commercial Club 4 LOUISE BLOEMENDAL Sweet and fine without a line junior Social Club 3 Senior 'Social Club 4 KAREN BOERMAN ModeJt, fimple, and rweet Zeeland Christian 1 Future Teachers' Club 3, 4 junior Social Club 3 Senior Social Club 4 Teachie 4 HOWARD BOEVE Mine ir the night with all her Hari Intramural Sports, 1, 2, 3 Cross Country 4 BEV BOS She ir faithful in all that Jhe doeJ Junior Social Club 3 Senior Social Club 4 IRV BOS School ipoilr my whole day Intramural Sports 3, 4 MARILYN BOS A true friend if forever a friend junior Social Club 3 Senior Social Club 4 Commercial Club 4 MARY BOS Nothing great war ezfer achieued without enthufiaimn Girls' Glee Club 1 Future Teachers' Club 2, 3, 4 Junior Social Club 3 Senior Social Club 4 Echo Typist 4 Debate Club 4 Senior Play Cast 4 BOB BOS School ir a good thing, hut don't run a good thing to death Track 2, 3 Chemistry Club 3 DON BOSCH He fearf the wilef of maiden? .fmileJ ' BOB BOUMAN He ought to he a Jurgeon, he'.r alwayf cutting up Chemistry Club 3 Physics Club 4 Math Club 4 Christmas Card Captian 4 EARL BOUWMAN He just taker life Jlow and ea.fy Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Chess and Checkers Club 1 A Capella Choir 3, 4 Physics Club 4 Student Council 4 Math Club 4 DARLENE BOUWS A virtuous girl with a very Jweet rmile, knowing her war worth-while Class Treasurer 1 Class Secretary 2 A Capella Choir 2, 3, 4 junior Social Club 3 Class Secretary 3 Future Nurses' Club 3 Future Teachers' Club 3 Chemistry Club 3 Student Council 1, 3 fSec'y 41 Senior Sextette 4 Senior Social Club 4 34 RUTH BREDEWAY A maiden lighthearted and content Future Teachers' Club 3 junior Social Club 3 Senior Social Club 4 fSec.-Treas.J RON BREUKER I know a lot, hut I can't think of it JUNE BRINK A comrade, neither glum nor merry Pep Band 2, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 junior Social Club 3 Senior Social Club 4 Chapel Accompanist 4 JOHN BRON Don't call me for hreakfaft, it maker the day too long Chess and Checkers Club 1 MARILYN BROWER She Jingr ax Jweetly ai a nightingaleu Girls' Glee Club 1 Future Teachers' Club 17, 2, 3, 4 German Club 2 A Capella Choir 2, 3, 4 Girls' Chorus 2, 3 Pep Club 3 junior Social Club 3 Senior Social Club 4 Senior Sextette 4 Solo and Ensemble 4 Math Club 4 Teachie 4 Debate 4 Senior Play Cast 4 BERN BRUNINK I wiih to make no EIZENZIEJH TOM BUSH To know how to hide one'J ability taker great rkill Biology Club 2 Cheerleader 2 Track 2 German Club 2 Chemistry Club 3 Math Club 4 Physics Club 4 PHIL CAMMENGA Don't fence me in Chemistry Club 3 Radio Club 3 Physics Club 4 MARLENE COMPAGNER Little friends may prone great friend! Future Nurses' Club 3, 4 junior Social Club 3 Senior Social Club 4 Chapel Accompanist 4 SHIRLEY DE GRAAF Here, loue,' thou Jeeft how diligent I am Girls' Glee Club 1 Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4 junior Social Club 3 Future Teachers' Club 3 Pep Club 3 Senior Social Club 4 BOB DEN BLEYKER Hayle maker wafte . . . why hurry? PHIL DE FREE A Jmile if the whiiper of a laugh Future Teachers' Club 3 Future Nurses' Club 3 Chemistry Club 3 Library Club 3, 4 junior Social Club 3 Senior Social Club 4 SHARON DERKS HappineJJ ir tbe Jupreme object of being Zeeland Christian 1 Future Teachers' Club 3, 4 Future Nurses' Club 3, 4 junior Social Club 3 Senior Social Club 4 Pinkie 4 JACK DE ROO Hold it .V Mind if I rnap your picture? Band 1, 2, 3, 4 fMgr. 41 Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2 Biology Club 2 Radio Club 3 Photographer 2, 3, 4 Footprints Staff 4 Senior Play Cast 4 MARCIA DE ROO Gentle, perbapr .rby, but a true friend to tlaore wbo know ber well junior Social Club 3 Senior Social Club 4 JAN DE WIT Sbe Jayr not rnucb but tbinbr tba more Commercial Club 4 BOB DE WYS Good nature if one of rnan'5 bert a5.ret,r Band 1 Biology Club 2 Math Club 4 Physics Club 4 Student Council 4 PETE DE YOUNG It ir better for a young man to blurb tban to turn pale Biology Club 2 ' Chemistry Club 3 Physics Club 4 Math Club 4 Rara Avis 4 Baseball 1, 4 Senior Play Cast 4 SUE DE YOUNG paddle my own eanoe Library Club 3 Future Nurses' Club 3 junior Social Club 3 Senior Social Club 4 Commercial Club 4 Footprints Staff 4 WAYNE DE YOUNG A type of Senior rarely found be it brigbt but doer not advertife tbe fact Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Debate Club 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 3 Varsity Club 3 CSec.-Treas. 45 Footprints Staff 4 Rara Avis 4 KEN DOORN My idea of an agreeable perron i.v one wbo agreei witb me Reserve Basketball 1 Track 3, 4 MARY DOZEMAN Sbe tbat war fair and never proud, bad tongue at will, and yet was never loud Zeeland Christian 1 Future Nurses' Club 3, 4 Commercial Club 4 junior Social Club 3 Senior Social Club 4 ffl CHET DREYER If a rar were rny only trouble, give me a tbourand troubleJ Physics Club 4 Christmas Card Captain 4 BETTY DYKEMA A good beart if better tban all tbe bead! I know Girls' Glee Club 1 Commercial Club 4 DALE DYKEMA I argue witb no man'.f opinionf, I have rome of my own Varsity Club 2 Biology Club 2 Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4 I Debate Club 2, 3 fVice Pres. 41 Chemistry Club 3 Wolverine Boy's State 3 Rara Avis 4 Varsity Debate 4 Physics Club 4 Math Club 4 Vice Pres. Footprints Staff 4 Senior Play Cast 4 JAN DYKMAN An intelligent and cbarming lair wbom we enjoyed batting in our clan Girls' Glee Club 1 Future Teachers' Club 3 Future Nurses' Club 3, 4 Chemistry Club 3 Wolverine Girl's State 3 fAud. Gen.j Junior Social Club 3 Senior Social Club 4 Pinkie 4 Footprints Staff 4 Class Treasurer 4 Senior Play Cast 4 JOANNE DYKSTRA Wbat'J all tbe burtle, barte, and burry, be like me, I never worry Girls' Glee Club 1 Pep Club 3 Future Teachers' Club 3 junior Social Club 3 Senior Social Club 4 A Capella Choir 4 LOIS DYKSTRA 'TwaJ ber tbinbing of otberf tbat made you tbinb of ber Student Council 1, 2, 3 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Solo and Ensemble 1, 2 Future Nurses' Club 3, 4 Biology Club 2 Chemistry Club 3 Junior Social Club 3 Senior Social Club 4 Pep Band 3, 4 Pinkie 4 Class Secretary 4 GRACE ELZINGA Ay, tbou maiden! Laugh away, all tbe world'J a bolidayu Girls' Glee Club 1 Biology Club 2 Future Teachers' Club 3 junior Social Club 3 Senior Social Club 4 A Capella Choir 3, 4 Senior Sextette 4 Senior Play Cast 4 35 BERN EVINK HA -1 - 1 Y, it ent man IJ a man 5 man Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4 Reserve Basketball 1 Varsity Basketball 4 Varsity Club 3, 4 BARB GEBBEN Tbe silence, often of pure innocence, perfuader wben fpeabing fails Future Nurses' Club 3, 4 Future Teachers' Club 3, 4 junior Social Club 3 Senior Social Club 4 Senior Play Cast 4 MARCIA GEBBEN Z1j?Z?Z:g Zgazdiyl witb a Jmile and a Senior Social Club 4 Mission Club 1, 2 QV, PQ 3 fPres.j TERRY GEURINK lVben be'.f on band tbere'J mircbief afoot Biology Club 2 Cross Country 2 Chemistry Club 3 Track 4 MARILYN GOORMAN A good beart if worlb gold Zeeland Christian 1 Future Nurses' Club 3 junior Social Club 3 Senior Social Club 4 LIL GRAS I bad a pleafant time witb my mind for it war bappy Zeeland Christian 1 Chemistry Club 3 Future Teachers' Club 3 Future Nurses Club 3, 4 Pep Club 3 junior Social Club 3 Senior Social Club 4 BOB GRAS Min,ele a little rzonrenre witb your wisdom Art Club 3, 4 QPres.j Echo Staff 3, 4 Student Council fPres. 43 Footprints Art Editor 4 Rara Avis 4 VERN HAAK Don't tell me, I'll tell you Track 2 RUTH HEERSPINK A maiden modert, fweet, and fair Biology Club 2 Chemistry Club 3 junior Social Club 3 Senior Social Club 4 A Capella Choir 4 Senior Sextette 4 Senior Play Cast 4 LYN HELMUS I never Jay mucb, but wbo bnowi wbat I tbinbn Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Biology Club 2 Chemistry Club 3 Pep Band 4 Physics Club 4 BEV HEMMEKE Her handy on the ivory about in htful fantaryn KEN Band 1, 2, 5, 4 Pep Band 1 Solo and Ensemble 1, 2 Biology Club 2 Future Teachers' Club 3 Future Nurses' Club 4 Pinkie 4 junior Social Club 3 Senior Social Club 4 Wolverine Girl's State 3 Student Code 3, 4 Chapel Accompanist 4 Footprints Staff 4 HOEK 1 heyy .rtray 3, 4 He if a xeholar, and a right good one BILL Debate Club 2, 3, 4 Math Club 4 CPres.D Chess and Checkers Club 1 Track 1, 2 Biology Club 2 Chemistry Club 3 Rara Avis 4 Christmas Card Captain 4 Physics Club 4 HOEZEE The harder I try the gooder to he the worrer I heroine JUDY HOLKEBOER Like a flower, Jweet and thy Girls' Glee Club 1 Biology Club 2 A Capella Choir 3, 4 Art Club 3, 4 Footprints Staff 4 Senior Sextette 4 FRIEDA HOLTGEERTS 'Ehe haf a quiet looh, hut loohr are ereivin 3 Band 1, 2, 3,4 Solo and Ensemble 1, 2, Pep Band 3, 4 junior Social Club 3 Senior Social Club 4 Commerical Club 4 3 TOM HOLWERDA He admit: there are two rider to every quertion, hi: own and the wrong one Golf Club 1, 2 Biology Club 2 Debate Club 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 3 Chemistry Club 3 Math Club 4 Rara Avis 4 Footprints Staff 4 Physics Club 4 'Senior Play Cast 4 FORREY HOMKE5 Hit idea! go hoonzing through the world louder than a cannon Track 1, 2, 3 Biology Club 2 Pep Club 3 Cheerleader 2, 3 Radio Club 3 ' Chemistry Club 3 Footprints Staff 4 Echo Staff 4 Physics Club 4 RUTH HOP Born to talh and lau eine junior Social Club 3 Commercial Club 4 gh and live at JERRY HORSTING JACK KOEMAN Hope for the hert, prepare for the Reliability ir the heyrtone in the arch worrt, and take what comer of rumen BRUCE HULST AJ a rtudent 'ou thine, ar a friend .7 you are fine Baseball 2 Footprints Staff 4 Cross Country 4 Track 4 Chess and Checkers Club 1 Biology Club 2 Chemistry Club 3 Cheerleader 3 Pep Club Pres. 3 Student Council 3 fVice Pres. 41 Physics Club Vice Pres. 4 JUDY KONING bg-Lario. The opportunity for doing mixehief if He that will make a good ure of any found 4 hundred time! 4 day, part of hir life, mutt allow a large part of it to recreation Biology Club 2 Golf 1, 2 Reserve Basketball 1, 2 Class Vice Pres. 2 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 Chemistry Club 3 Baseball 3, 4 Girls' Glee Club 1 Biology Club 2 Future Nurses' Club 3, 4 junior Social Club 3 Senior Social Club 4 Pinlcie 4 Band 1 rom Kool' I am thinking-do not Chemistry Club 3 dirturh me -Very well ir not fpired Physics Club 4 Math Club 4 Varsity Basketball 3, 4 PllY5lC5lClulJ 4 Footprints Staff 4 Basebal 4 VIRG HULST JOHN KORTMAN lVhen once the young heart of a H120 llmnmldjf mllfellg? maiden if rtolen, the maiden herrelf I mf mmm In mluefl will .toon fteal after it B10l0gY Club 2 Senior Social Club 4 JUNE KRONEMEYER Commerclal Club 4 Nothing if plearant that JIM JALVING will? Iftltielyu QueJtion,r don't hother me, it'J the Gll'lS'GlC5Cll1l9l ,,,,fm,nf' A Capella Choir 2, 3 Chemistry Club 3 MARILYN .IONGKRYG Girls' Chorus 2, 3 Chemistry Club 3 Pep Club 3 4 Fm learning a lot, hut Jchool inter- Future Teachers' Club 3 fere.r Future Nurses' Club 3 fSec. 41 Library Club 2 junior Social Club 3 junior Social Club 3 gelllilf Qoial Club 4 lv' P'l Senior Social Club 4 Sgrtgloggsextette 4 lgfjjglgnffflligalstiiglbli 4 Senior Play Cast 4 r Senior Play Cast 4 KEN l-AGRAND A lad light-hearted and content, hut KEN KARSTEN , - , very often on mirchief bent Gen1uJ if the raparity for avoiding work 2 Band 21 5, 4 Biology,Club 2 PCP Band 2, 3, 4 Chemistry Club 3 Biology Club 2 Physics Cliub 4 Ch m'str Cl b 3 Math Clu 4 phssigs glut, U4 Senior Play Cast 4 ARNQLA KEUNING BQB LAMAR I N She like: pleafure, the lihef fun, the 'Tell me ffgfffn le!! l iafgef can amuse 'matt anyone Chess and Checkers Club 1 Girls' Glee Club 1 Bwlosv Club 2 Future Teachers' Club 2, 3, 4 NANCY I-AMER fTreas.J Pep Club 3 Junior Social Club 3 Student Council 2, 4 Senior Social Club 4 A Capella Choir 4 Class Secretary 1 GENE KLAASEN 0 mifchief, thou art swift to enter into the thoughtr of defperate men Chemistry Club 3 Physics Club 4 Math Club 4 Footprints Stat? 4 36 In thee the rayr of virtue .rhine Band 2, 3, 4 Pep Band 4 Zeeland Christian 1 Biology Club 2 Chemistry Club 3 Future Teachers' Club 2, 3, 4 Junior Social Club 3 Solo and Ensemble Footprints Staff 4 Math Club 4 Physics Club 4 Senior Social Club 4 Senior Play Cast 4 2, 3,4 HOWIE LANGEJANS Knowledge rome: hut nonrenre lingerJ Chess and Checkers Club 1 Biology Club 2 Chemistry Club 3 Physics Club 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Band 2, 3, 4 MARCIA I.ANGEJANS A .runny dirporition and ready for jun Girls' Glee Club 1 Future Teachers' Club 1, 2, 3 Future Nurses' Club 4 Junior Social Club 3 Senior Social Club 4 Footprints Stal? 4 ARI.YN J-ILANII-NG A'7hnzhination of man, .ftndent and athlete Class Pres. 1 Class Vice-Pres. 2 Band 1 Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4 Reserve Basketball 1, 2 Varsity Basketball 3, 4 Varsity Club 2, 3 QV. P. 4D Biology Club 2 Debate Club 1 Student Council 2 Physics Club 4 Echo Staff 1, 2 Uunior Editorj 3 fSenior Editorj 4 Senior Class Play 4 CAI. LUBBERS A gentleman if often ,teen hut iery ,reldom heard Track 3, 4 Physics Club 4 Chemistry Club 3 I-IERSCHEL LUBBERS I lore worh, it farrinater me, I could rit and stare at it for hourf' Band 1 MARY LUBBERS Quiet hut plearant to hnow junior Social Club 3 Senior Social Club 4 Commercial Club 4 KEN MACHIEI.A Tahe your time, no ure wearing your- .relf out Band 1, 2, 5, 4 CAROLYN MASSELINK A fmile for all a greeting gladg a friendly jolly way rhe had Girls' Glee Club 1 Future Teachers' Club 3 junior Social Club 3 Senior Social Club 4 Footprints Staff 4 MIKE MEYER Carer rome and carer go, .ro why fore Intramural Sports 3, 4 A Capella Choir 4 CAROLE MOLEWYKE The hind of girl that getr along wherever Jhe ii Future Teachers' Club 3 Future Nurses' Club 3 junior Social Club 3 Senior Social Club 4 Commercial Club 4 HELINDA MULDER In her own quiet way the arrom- ,blirher her mth junior Social Club 3 Commercial Club 4 ERWIN NAGELKIRK He rtahr at rtudier like a private on K PM Track 2 PAUL NEWHOUSE Connery ir the attitude of a gentle- man Track 2 Student Council 3 Physics Club 4 Christmas Card Captain 4 I.ARRY NIENHUIS I never let rrhooling interfere with my education MARI.AN NIENHUIS I know Fm not great - hut Fm young yet CHRIS NYKAMP It ir rhe who arpirer to high thingr, who achierer high thingJ Zeeland Christian 1 Forensics 2, 3, 4 District winner 2 Echo Staff 3, 4 Feature Editor 4 Footprints Staff-Editor 4 Rara Avis 4 A Capella Choir 3, 4 Senior Sextette 4 Senior Play Cast 4 JOYCE OETMAN If ,tilearure interferes with Jtudier, forget the rtudieru junior Social Club 3 Senior Social Club 4 Commercial Club 4 JUDY OTTEN Imitate me-you mnnof' Class Treasurer 2 Biology Club 2 Future Teachers' Club 2, 3 J! Solo and Ensemble Festival 1, 2, 3 Band 1, 2, 5, 4 Chemistry Club 3 junior Social Club 3 Wolverine Girl's State 3 Senior Social Club 4 Pep Band 4 Footprints Stal?-Assist. Editor 4 Senior Play Cast 4 Rara Avis 4 MURIEI. OVERBEEK Quiet though plearant thou art Junior Social Club 3 Senior Social Club 4 Chapel Accompanist 4 JAN PALMBOS 1l4ind of mine where art thou roaming Chemistry Club 3 Pep Band 2 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 3 junior Social Club 3 Future Nurses' Club 3, 4 Cheerleader 3, 4 Senior Social Club 4 Pinkie 4 PAUL PIERSMA A moral, renrihle, and well-hred man Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Solo and Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4 Tennis 2, 3 Chemistry Club 3 Physics 4 37 MARY POOL Bender the 3 RU, rhe has the 3 S'J, Jinrerity, rirnplicity and .rweetnerr Band 2, 3 Future Nurses' Club 3, 4, Pres. Solo and Ensemble 3 'Chemistry Club 3 junior Social Club Vice-Pres. 3 Echo Staff 3, 4 Pep Band 3, 4 Footprints Staff 4 'Senior Social Club 4 Student Council 4 BELVA PRINS Her wayr are wayr of plearantnerr, and all her pathr are peare Senior Social Club 4 Commercial Club 4 PAUI. PRINS Tall men have rharnzy looh, girlr, l'm tall Band 1 Golf 1, 2 Reserve Basketball 1, 2 Track 3 A Capella Choir Pres. 3, 4 Footprints Staff 4 VERN RAMAKER I war gratified to anrwer promptly, and I did,-I raid I didn't know Band 1 Golf 1, 2, 3, 4 Biology Club 2 A Capella Choir 3, 4 Senior Play Cast 4 GARY RATERINK Why worry ahout the girlr? They looh after themreluef' Future Teachers' Club 4 JIM RIEMERSMA Mixed rearon with plearure and wir- dom with mirth Chemistry Club 3 Physics Club Pres. 4 Footprints Staff 4 Senior Play Cast 4 PAUL RII.I.EMA The light that lie! in young girlr' eyer har heen my heart'.r undoing Reserve Basketball 1, 2 Student Council 1 Chemistry Club 3 Physics Club 4 I.OIS ROELOFS Love for one, friendrhip for many, a .rmile for all Pep Club 3 junior Social Club 3 Senior Social Club 4 Echo Staff 4 STAN ROELOFS I alwayr thought dates were fruit BEATY SCHIERBEEK Let it rain, I mannfafture .flt7l.fbiIl6 ' junior Social Club 3 Senior Social Club Pres. 4 SHARON SCHIPPERS Rereroed, rweet, and alwayr neat Girls' Glee Club 1 Future Teachers' Club 3 junior Social Club 3 Senior Social Club 4 RICH SCHOLTEN Someday I'tl Jurprire the world . . . maybe Band 1 Zeeland Christian 1 BOB SCI-IOLTEN It'r not what you do, it'r what you get hy with Biology Club 2 ROG SCHOLTEN High rchool day! have their delights, hut they can't compare with high Jchool nightJ BOB SCHOUI' I like a girl with a good head . . on my .rhoulder Zeeland Christian 1 Band 2, 3, 4 Pep Band 2, 3, 4 Solo and Ensemble 2, 3 Biology Club 2 Class Vice-Pres. 3, 4 Track 3 Chemistry Club 3 Physics Club 4 Footprints Staff 4 Senior Play Cast 4 JUDY SCHREUR A girl with a manner all her own Girls' Glee Club 1 Mission Club 1, 2 Future Nurses' Club 3, 4 Senior Social Club 4 Chapel Accompanist 4 MARILYN SCHROTENBOER AlwayJ happy, never rad, sometime: DARREI. STAA1' A man mutt make hir opportunity as oft ax ind it Chemistry Club 3 Physics Club 4 Senior Play Cast 4 BARB STEENWYK Alwayr the same in runrhine or rain Girls' Glee Club 1 junior Sextette 2 Forensics 1, 2 Girls' Choir 2, 3 A Capella Choir 2, 3, Senior Sextette 3, 4 Footprints Staff 4 Chapel Accompanist 4 Senior Play Cast 4 HELEN STEENWYK 4 When a girl cearer to hlurh the has lort the mort powerful charm of her heaut Girls' Glee Club 1 Chemistry Club 3 Future Nurses' Club 3 Junior Social Club 3 Senior Social Club 4 Library Club 4 Echo Staff 4 yn LINDA STEPHENSON lf You would know her h y the merri- ment that rparkler in her eyer naughty, never had Girls' Glee Club 1 A Capella Choir 2, 3, 4 German Club 2 Junior Sextette 2 Senior Sextette 3, 4 junior Social Club 3 Senior Social Club 4 Chapel Accompanist 4 Senior Play Cast 4 MAYNARD SCHROTENBOER Geniur if the capacity for avoiding hard work Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2, 4 Senior Play Cast 4 ESTHER SEINEN A girl with a mtile if a girl worth while Zeeland Christian 1 Future Nurses' Club 3 junior Social Club 3 Senior Social Club 4 .ION SHARPE IndividualiJnz if the salt of common Jenrd' Grand Rapids Christian 1, 2 Chemistry Club 3 Pres. Pep Band 3 A Capella Choir Vice-Pres. 4 Future Teachers' Club 4 Pres. Physics Club 4 Rara Avis 4 Footprints Bus. Mgr, 4 Math Club 4 BEV SMEENGE Adventurer are to the adventurouJ Girls' Glee Club 1 Junior Social Club 3 A Capella Choir 2, 3, 4 'Senior Sextette 4 Solo and Ensemble 4 Biology Club 2 Band 2, 3, 4 Chemistry Club 3 Junior Social Club 3 Future Nurses' Club Pep Band 4 Senior Social Club 4 Footprints Staff 4 Senior Play Cast 4 MARY STERENBERG 3,4 What forhidy a woman to Jpeak the truth in a laughing way Girls' Glee Club 1 Chemistry Club 3 junior Social Club 3 Senior Social Club 4 WARD STIENSTRA Innocence if hut a poo experience Track 1 Debate Club 2, 3 Biology Club 2 Golf 2 Chemistry Club 3 Physics Club 4 Rara Avis 4 Math Club 4 Senior Play Cast 4 .IUEI.I.A TAMMINGA Oh, for a good time r ruhrtitute for Future Teachers' Club 1 junior Social Club 3 KATHY TEERMAN The mildert mannerr, and the gentlert heart Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Symphonelle 3 Solo and Ensemble 1, 2 Biology Club 2 Chemistry Club 3 Junior Social Club 3 Senior Social Club 4 Future Nurses' Club Pinkie 4 Student Council 4 38 3,4 LOIS TELGENHOF Life i.r not life at all without delight Girls' Glee Club 1 Junior Social Club 3 Future Teachers' Club 3 Future Nurses' Club 3, 4 Senior Social Club 4 PAT TELGENHOF Sincerity and truth are the harir of every virtue Zeeland Christian 1 Future Teachers' Club 3 Future Nurses' Club 3, 4 Pep Club 3 junior Social Club 3 Senior Social Club 4 MYRA 'I'EN HAVE If rilence were golden I'd alwayx he hroke Biology Club 2 junior Social Club 3 Future Teachers' Club 3, 4 Future Nurses' Club 3, 4 Senior Social Club 4 AlI.EN TIMMERMAN Good people are Jcarceg take care of me Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Solo and Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4 MARIE TIMMERMAN Happy, flippant with a touch of daring Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Solo and Ensemble 1, 2, 3 Pep Band 2, 3, 4 Biology Club 2 Future Teachers' Club 3, 4 Teachie 4 junior Social Club 3 Senior Social Club 4 Art Club 4 Footprints Staff 4 Future Nurses' Club 3 NELVA LYNN TRIPP What runrhine if to flowery, Jmilef are to humanity Girls' Choir 3 junior Social Club 3 Pep Club 3 fTreas.D Future Teachers' Club 3 Girls' Glee Club 1 Echo Staff 2, 3, 4 Senior Sextette 4 A Capella Choir 3, 4 Senior Social Club 4 Future Nurses' Club 3, 4 MARVIN TUCKER Not fo quiet af he would have you think Track 4 Sl VAN ASPEREN I alwayr follow ambition, hut never Jeem to catch up with him Track 2 Echo Bus. Manager 4 MARGE VAN DEN BERG I am alwayr content with what happenin Mission Club Vice-Pres. 3 Senior Social Club 4 ELSA VAN DEN BERGE An ocean of pep with a laugh on every wavef' Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 3 Future Teachers' Club 3 junior Social Club 3 Senior Social Club 4 KEN VAN DEN BOSCH Happy am I, from care I am free- Why aren't they all contented like me? Zeeland Christian 1 Intramural 2, 4 Track 1 VIRGINIA VANDER ARK She keepi quiet and taker notice South Christian High 1, 2, 3 Senior Social Club 4 SANDY VANDER BERG The rniiichievoui twinkle in her eye giver her away Band 1 Honor Band 1 Library Club 2, 3 Chairman 4 junior Social Club 3 Senior Social Club 4 JOHN VANDER LEEK Quit yer kiddinl I'm at thir here inrtertoorhun fer work Chemistry 3 SHARON VANDER MEER She har a kindly spirit and a friendly air junior Social Club 3 Senior Social Club 4 Future Teachers' Club 3, 4 Teachie 4 CAL VANDER MEYDEN That he i a man he'd have you know though he hai .rome ipace to grow Student Council 1, 2, 3 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Solo and Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4 Christmas Card Captain 4 LLEWELLYN VANDER PLOEG Quietly and conrcientiouily he lahorr on Biology Club 2 Christmas Card Captain 4 RUTH VANDER ZWAAG A merry heart doeth good like medicine' A Capella Choir 3, 4 Senior Sextette 4 junior Social Club 3 ftreas.j Commercial Club pres. 4 ELLA VAN FAASEN Go it while you're young Future Teachers' Club 1 Chemistry Club 3 Library Club 3, 4 junior Social Club 3 Senior Social Club 4 EARL VAN LIERE I never did claim to he a woman hater Reserve Basketball 1 Tennis 1, 2 Chemistry Club 3 Physics Club 4 HARRY VAN MUNSTER Good nature ii hetter than tomahawk.r Reserve Basketball 1 LARRY VAN 'I'IL No taik too great, no tark too imallg He'J willing and ahle to do them all Band 1, 2, 3, pres. 4 Solo and Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4 Debate 1, 2, 3, pres. 4 Reserve Basketball 1 Chemistry Club 3 Physics Club 4 Track 2 Wolverine Boys' State Rep. 3 Forensics 3 Christmas Card Mgr. 4 Senior Play Cast 4 Footprints Staff Lit. Editor 4 Rara Avis 4 DONNA VAN WINGEREN I don't care how you .rpell my name,' I'm going to change it anyway Band 1, 2 Cheerleader 2, 3 Pep Club 3 Junior Social Club 3 Senior Social Club 4 Commercial Club vice-pres. 4 CAROL VER BEEK Neatne.fJ addeth to the appearance Junior Social Club 3 Senior Social Club 4 Commercial Club 4 NIADELYN VISSER Goodner5 of hearty friendlineir of disposition Girls' Glee Club 1 Biology Club 2 Chemistry Club 3 junior Social Club 3 Senior Social Club 4 Future Nurses' Club 3, 4 MARY VOGELZANG She'J a iweetly tempered lair ever willing to serve Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Solo and Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4 Biology Club 2 Chemistry Club 3 Pep Band 2, 3 Debate Club 3, 4 Future Nurses' Club 3, 4 Pinkie 4 Echo Staff 2, 3, 4 DON VROON I rhall dig in-tomorrow Chemistry Club 3 Physics Club 4 BURDETTA VUGTEVEEN No one can enjoy life alone junior Social Club 3 Commercial Club 4 KEN WALCOTI' Cloner make me rleepy and I need my Jleep Tennis 2, 3, 4 Biology Club 2 Varsity Club 3, 4 ALVERN WALTERS lVorry killr many men, Why die? Tennis 2 A Capella Choir 4 GORD WALTERS To take thingy ai they he, that'J my philo.rophy JOAN WALTERS AJ cheerful df the day ir long Zeeland Christian 1 Future Teachers' Club 2, 3, 4 39 Teachie 4 Future Nurses' Club 3 Junior Social Club 3 Senior Social Club 4 JAY WEDEVEN Style ii a man'.r own,' it if part of his nature Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Solo and Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4 Physics Club 4 MARJ WEDEVEN Can the world huy Juch a jewel? Band I Sec'y 2, 3, 4 Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Solo and Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Treas. 3 Student Code 3, 4 'Student Council 3, 4 QTreas.j Chemistry Club Treas. 3 junior Social Club Pres. 3 Senior Social Club 4 Chapel Accompanist 4 Future Teachers' Club 3, 4 Teachie 4 Footprints Staff 4 Girl's State-Alternate 3 ERWIN WESTENBROEK A hit hatrhful, a hit Jhy, you co-uldn't find a nicer guy DAVE WESTERHOF Believe it or not, I war once caught loafingu Track 1, 2 Biology Club 2 KEN WIERDA He putt hir prohlemi away for a rainy day Student Council 4 RON WINDEMULLER Beware you pxhl I have a line all my own Echo Reporter 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Vice-Pres. 1 Class Pres. 2, 3, 4 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 fPres.Q A Capella Choir 3, 4 Band 1, 2 Reserve Basketball 1, 2 Tennis 1, 2 Track 2, 3 Student Code 3, 4 - Student Council 3 Cross Country 3 Senior Play Cast 4 JEAN WITTEVEEN A willing way and a plearant rmile Future Teachers' Club 1 junior Social Club Sec'y 3 FRED WOLTERS Behavior if a mirror in which every- one Jhowi hi.r image ' HAROLD WOLTERS I favor not the five day week hut the five day weekend ERVIN ZEERIP He'r the kind of perron you are proud to call a friend JERRY ZOERMAN There ir honeity, manhood, and good fellowihip in him Baseball 3 GERT ZWIERS The unrpoken word never doex any harm junior Social Club 3 Commercial Club 4 AN IMPORT The beginning moves of any newly learned 8 game are not always the most intelligent. Re- gardless of their usefulness, however, they will eventually have a profound affect upon the outcome of the game. Our first moves at Holland Christian may not have been our best, but remember they were not our last either. We were introduced to the game on September 8, 1955 at which time we were thoroughly confused by the unfamiliarity of the rules. This was evident by our irregular moves through the halls in search of our position. The Challengers, seeing our perplexed state, took advantage of the situation and scored a potential victory in degrading the beginners, September 16, through initiation. Nevertheless, recovery was rapid, we began to play our own game. Taking our stand by organizing parties, we thereby demanded recognition from our chessmates. Having gained a little confidence from this stand, we were even more eager to win when the additional forces from neighboring shires entered the game on our side. Major advances, such as a skating party in November and a bonfire get together on the beach, were prevalent after this increase, and only one defeat, the retirement of Miss Grevengoed, was suffered by us. By this time it was evident that we were giving our opponents, Age and Wisdom, a battle for success. We were gaining on them, however, the October 25 party showed some of us that we must face the Truth of the matter and not feel as though we had already con- quered them, 01' we would have to face the Conse- quences. 'Q Before this time our goal had always appeared to jst be-Succeed only to conquer the opponent-without N7 the thought of building up reserve strength and energy M M at home. Now our goals have changed. Bar-B-Q and 40 NT GAME if W paper sales were the strategy of a money- Q making organization. The success of the strategy was displayed on the brilliant - faces which shone, May 9. The magnifi- cent Southern garden was a fitting back- W X ground for the radiant beams of happi- ' 5 ness which shone in the knowledge that our efforts were not in vain. e Another reward of this change was the school crest proudly adorning the school ring. Yes, we, the Class of 1959, were the first to wear this enhancing emblem. To terminate our unintelligent moves, we organized a party at Tunnel Park to celebrate our advancement. Our intellectual plays, having increased continually, were re-enforced by such highly commendable moves as the Christmas Card Campaign in which the goal of 356,000 was surpassed by 38-467, and by the sale of 695 Footprints subscriptions both typifying the enthusiasm of 183 students. Another move which was truly characterized by enthusiasm was the Senior Play, Love ix Eternal. Thirty noisy individuals, including one Freshman, I will never forget those memorable, energetic moves. Vitality for the game expressed itself in other than the entertainment side of it also, for example, T I T our Merit scholar Ken Hoek, among other honor winners. l Some future plays are being anxiously awaited im-I '-' for-a new and exciting Banquet, May 25th's skip day at Prospect Point, and, of course, graduation. T T' June 5, graduation will be the final move we make - L as one body. This will be the checkmate to one in I a series of games which form the Game of Life. -e - +- How we continue to play can only be known or i I l shown by God, for it is He who directs us. Pray that our goal may not be for ourselves, but for the glorification of our Master. 41 i K 5 1 1 l . fiifl' XSQHW Livff ' 3 .fl 1 ' ' 'ff' 'H UNDERCLASSMEN SOPHOMORES Sponsors: Mr. DeVries, Miss Dewitt, Mr. Per- senaire, Mr. Schipper, Mr. Baas, Mr. Port, Mrs. C. Waliiout. Officers: Vice President- jerry Van Wyfke, Secre- tary-Treasurer 7 Murcia LaGrz1nd, President - Karl Wfesterhof. .IUNIORS Sponsors: Mr. Wallitvut, Mr. Bratt, Mr. Ribbens, Mr. Kuiper, Mrs. Kruit- hnf, Miss Vander Ark. Officers: Secretary - Joyce Mich rn erhuizen, Treas- urer - Ruth Deweerd, V i c e President f Ken Koemnn, Pres i ci ent - Vern Wedeven. FRESHMEN Sponsors: Miss Selles, Miss Kuiper, Mr. Wol- terink, Mr. Tuls, Mr. Poppema, Mr. Vander Zee. Officers: Secretary - Treas- urer -a Nancy Boylon, Vice President - Esther Timmer, President - Martin Bolt. X gk' M .px 6. 5 51 960 .... JUNIORS .... 1960 Robert Appledorn, Judy Arendsen, Roger Baas, Luella Balder, Edward Bareman, Janice Bareman, Cheryl Barense if Q i, , fpusg : l 5 Vg gfl? . -fbi L G i liao 51,0 i l 6':5 A A , .FQ 'S 4, A . ,, Elaine Baties, Robert Beagle, Thea Beckman, John Beebe, .l Bomers , .. 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' ' 5 J V Lf . .,,, W A ' 1 , Calvin Walters, David Walters Julie Walters M W , , ary eener, Ellen Wiersma, Ruth Wiersma, William Wiersma Carole Windemuller, Pauline Windemuller, Helen Wolters, John Wolters, Phyllis Zoerhof, Sally Zoerhof No picture-Paul. Oostendorp 57 THIS EMBLEM IS THE CREST OF THE HOLLAND CHRISTIAN HIGH SCHOOL RING. WE, THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1959, FEEL HONORED THAT WE MAY BEGIN THE TRADITION WHICH WILL BIND OUR HEARTS MORE OUR ALMA MATER. THE SETTING OF THE RING SIMPLICITY WHICH EN- HANCES ITS BEALIT EAR IS ENGRAVED . S EOTI I I L ON THE SIDE. TH Q? - URISTIAN HIGH IS EII VERY BIBLE IN THE CENTER AND AT THE TOP AND BOTTOM OF THE FOUNDATION LAID AND THE -fBYA ..R!SII,,, I SHIP'S WHEEL RE YE ILOT AND GUIDE. THE TORCH OF KNOW SENCED BY THE SYMBOL- R ICAL MEANINOS OF THE S I EEL AND THE BIBLE. HOL- LAND CHRISTIAN HIGH SCHOOL IS A HIGH SCHOOL WHERE TRADITION IS SIGNIFICANT AND WE ARE PROUD TO CARRY THIS EMBLEM WITH US. sa LEARNING DEVELOPS APPRECIIATION Oboe K. Vogelzang gegnme M. Plaf emars . o tveerts J' Omen L. De iligiio J. Nagellkirk Aho Huge L. Heftel D. Mannes B k B. Lokers J' 8 U Clarinet M. Pool Fhne H, Langejans P. Stegink - M. Timmerman M. Mulder llggnxgird R. Kaashoek J. Lieffers C, Reidsma A. Compaan B. Hoeksema N. Lamer D. De Wit A. Blystra R. Mannes D. Vander Yacht C. Goodyke The Band has again enjoyed a very profitable season under the expert leadership of its director, Mr. Van. After a few months of practice, the Band presented its annual Fall Concert on Dec. 4 in Holland High Auditorium. . DIRECTOR Mr. H. Vande Linde M. Sharpe Alto Clarinet H. Blankespoor L. Stephenson Alto Saxophones Bugs Clarinet S. Hemmeke M. Waldyke R. Vander Maat ju Vim Til Baritone Saxophone J. Stephenson G- FWU5 Tenor Sax Bells Baritones -I. Palrnbos B. Hemmeke R. Jansen L. Dykstra M. Wedeven I FfCClCf1ClCS At the annual Christmas Assembly held on Dec. 23 in our gym, the Band played several appropriate selec- tions and also accompanied the audience in the singing of Christmas Carols. The next event to be prepared for was the District Band and Orchestra Festival held in Grand Rapids on March 18. Here the band received a superior rating which qualified them to participate in the State Band and Orchestra Festival. One month of intense practicing followed and on April 18, the band boarded the bus bound for Battle Creek and the State Festival. Here again the band's efforts and their long hours of rehearsing were rewarded by a superior rating. On Tuesday, April 21, the band and choir presented a combined concert. Both groups gave several selections and the concert was appropriately closed by all seniors from both Choir and Band singing the Alma Mater. W R. Steffens D. Landman P. Brink J. Steigenga String Buss R. Boer L. Helmus W. Hoeksema J. Vander Vusse K, Teermgm A. Comipaan M. Vogelzang D. Van Dyke P . n come' P. Steigenga J. Brink K. Machiela erwssm P. Piersma P. Oostendorp D. Vanden Brink -I. Beebe J' 1361300 C. Vander Meyden J. De Graaf J' 055 J. Wedeven J. Ludema Ahonium B955 C' De MMS. A. Timmerrnan J. Vanden Berge R. Maxam R. Schout Van Huis K. Karsten D. Plasman R. Lubbers D' Zteglwy G. De Graaf J. Rillema French Horns c. Hulst - ff 'ms UI. Dahm J. Bateman R. Wcmltlluis Trombone G. Bareman Tympani H. Sterenberg S. Otte M. Gommers B.'Staal J. Van Wyk C, Dykstra The Marching Band currently is preparing for their bers and their director for the very successful year they part in the Tulip Time Festival. completed, and for the enjoyment they give us. Much credit and appreciation goes to the band mem- MAJORETTES Mary Staal Judy Otten Aletta Bron Drum-major-Paul Brink Linnay DeLeeuw Joyce Michmerhuizen Shirley DeGraaf i PEP BAND The Pep Band and Mr. Van,' served to ignite our sometimes dead school spirit. Their enthusiasm seemed to be quite contagious as it was they who really were around to cheer us at the basketball games. Also, while playing at our infrequent pep assemblies they were a real boon for our cheerleaders. Always playing very well, the Pep Band made a most impressive Hag ceremony that was thrilling to be- hold. Many thanks must go to this band for the important part they played in sparking our enthusiasm for our basketball team and our school. CORNET TRIO Jay Wedeven Paul Piersma Cal Vander Meyden TROMBONE TRIO jerry VandeVusse jack Steigenga Bruce Staal FIRST DIVISION SOLO AND ENSEMBLE WINNERS GRADUATING SENIORS STRING ENSEMBLE Back row: joan TenHoor, Sandra Holwerda, Nancy Boylon, Ellen Wiersma, Miss Ritsema, Esther Timmer. Front row: Elizabeth Bouman, Linda Dyke, Jeanne Piersma, Bill Beckman. m SOPRANO: Nykump, C. Bouman, J. Smeenge, B. Kolcnbrundcr, L. Hamer, A. Brower KA Quist, K. Bouws, D. Talsma, C. Lucas, J. Jansen, D. BmW'm.: M. Schrotcnboer, M. De Wys, B. Tuls, C. Meyer, M, Joldefsmaa J. Dykliuis, A. Sfhuufmgi Dykstra, J. Van Drunen' L' Rrxmuker, V. Koeman, K. DYkSU11, J- SteenWYk, B- Heerspink, R. Wlnkiemuller' E' Vander Vliet, D. Nykump, D. Elsinga, G. Tripp, N. I-Iolkeboer, J. 1-ENQR, Vander Viiet, D. Prins, P. Hartemink, A. Vander Zwaag, R. Keuning, A. B01 H Slmrxpe, J. Jellemzl, J. VVSCDUITI, A. Landman, J. De,Vfi.e5, DI BASS: Tubergan, R. Kragt, K. Langejans, M. De Vries, E. Bans, R. WHItCl'S, A. Kronemeyer, J. ALTO: Meyer, N. Homkes, F. Boumun, E. Wfesterhof, K. Kuiper, ' Beckman, T. Schreur, R. Klinge, J. Bratt, T. Windenquller, R 64 A CAPPELLA CHOIR Once again the A Cappella Choir proved itself to be a very fine musical organization. The members of the Choir, under the capable leadership of Mr, Baas, worked diligently to make the choir a real success. During the first few months of school, the choir de- voted itself to preparation for the annual rendition of Handel's Messiah.', This great masterpiece was ren- dered on December 21, in Maple Avenue Church before an appreciative audience which filled the church to capacity. The next activity of the choir was the preparation for their performance at the Good Friday Services on March 27. Again this year the choir participated in the District Festival held in Grand Rapids on April 2. The choir saw fruit upon its labor as they returned to Holland with a superior rating. GIRLS' CHOIR Top Row: Karen Lambers, Adele Kortman, Jean Mouw, Platty Blauw, Carol Windemuller, Phyllis Baker, Barbara Raterink, Ruth Breuker, Karen Homkes, Jeanne Van Hekken, Carol Mouw. 2nd Row: Kathy Meyer, Lois Ensing, Nancy Lubbers, Beverly Slenk, Sue Tien, Judy Meyer, Phyllis Jousma, Anna Huizenga, Joyce Essenburg, Don- na Tuls, Julie Walters. lst Row: Eleanor Diekema, Linda Por, Esther Brink, Rita Harthorn, Judy Ver Hoff, Ruth Dykman, Joyce Dek- ker, Sharon Kragt, Marcia Tuls, Ellen Wiersma, Karen Kapenga. Mr. Baas Director x On May 1, the choir is planning to attend and par- ticipate in the Calvin Festival. This year for the first time in six years, the choir is planning to give a combined concert with the band on April 21, in Holland High School. Thus we see the enviable musical record established by our Choir. Congratulations to Mr. Baas and the Choir for giving us reason to be proud of this vocal organization. The oflicers of the Choir are: President, Paul Prinsg Sec'y-Treasurer, Carol Tuls. QUARTET Ronald Wfindemuller, Daniel Vander Vliet, David Vander Vliet, james Lucas, SENIOR SEXTET Marilyn Brower, Beverly Smeenge, Bar- bara Steenwylc, Ruth Vander Zwaag, Marilyn Schrotenboer, Darlene Bouws Carol Tuls-accompanist. SEXTET Judith Holkeboer, Ruth Heerspinlc Judith Kronemeyer, Nelvn Lynn Tripp Grace Elzingzi, Christine Nykump, Ellen Kuiiper-accompanist. SOCIABILITY LITERARY STAFF Standing: joan Baker, Bob Schout, jan Dykman, Mary Pool, Mari. Wedeven, Bev. Hemmeke, Marcia Langejans, jim Riemersma, W.ayne DeY0ung. Seated: Chris Nykamp, editorg Judy Otten, assistant editorg Larry VanTil, literary editor. FCCTPRINTS On these two pages are pictures of the Footprints Morning, noon, and night there were meetings and Staff who worked hard to produce an annual that would more meetings. Many a school book was laid aside so give a clear and interesting picture of the activities at that our annual could be made one of the best ever! Holland Christian. While photographers were out with their cameras, the BUSINESS STAFF Standing: Tom Holwerda, Nancy Lamer, Bruce Hulst, Barbara Steenwyk, Gene Klaasen, Linda Stephenson, Carol Masselink. Sitting: jim Hulst, Paul Prins, Dale Dykema, assistant manager, Jon Sharpe, business manager. 68 ART STAFF Marie Timmerman, Bob Gras, Judy Hollceboer. literary and the art staffs would struggle with pen and paper, writing and sketching the story of our school life. Then there was the business staff, soliciting acl- vertisements to make the purchase of our annual possi- ble. Also, we must not forget the typists who worked hard to get the copy typewritten. There was a great sigh of relief when the day finally came, when we could say our annual is complete! l.AYOUT STAFF Chris Nykamp, Marie Tinlmerman, Judy 'I-Iolkeboer, Bob G 69 ECHO Editor-Arlyn Lanting, Assistant editor-Carol Tuls. Sponsor-Mr. C. Pott. The familiar notice to all reporters that assignments were in Mr. Pott's basket again began the process of publishing the H.C.H.S. Echof, Gathering the latest news and various feature items was only the beginning stage of the Echo staffs activities. After the copy was typed, the editor, Arlyn Lanting, assembled and organ- ized it into a paper. Soon the finished copy was sent to the printer. For the final step, the circulation and busia ness staffs moved into action to supervise the selling of the Echo.', Yes, again and again, during the past year, the com- bined efforts of all on the staff were concentrated into producing excellent issues of the best school paper, the Echo BUSINESS STAFF Lois Roelofs, Donna VanWin- geren, Marilyn Bos, Thea Beckman, Mary Bos, jack DeRoo. Seated: Bob Gras, Si Van Asperen, joan Baker, Del Nykamp. LITERARY STAFF Mary Pool, Mary Vogelzang, Larry VanTil, Nelva Tripp, joan TenHoor, Nancy Boylon, jim Riemersma, Marg Plagge- mars, Paul Bremer, Esther Timmer, john Tripp, Ellen Kuiper, Cal Hulst, Carol De Motts. Seated: Bob Gras, Chris Ny- kamp, Tony Hamer, Karl Westerhof. Seniors: Earl Bouwman Bob De Wys Arnola Keuning Mary Pool Kathy Teerman Ken Wierda STUDENT COUNCIL President-Bob Gras Vice President-Jack Koeman Secretary-Darlene Bouws Treasurer-Marjorie Wedeven Juniors: Dale Cooper Ron Goodyke Ken Koeman Del Nykamp Jim Smits Joyce Weener SENATORS Sophomores: Freshmen: Judy Bouwman Mart Bolt Alvin Compaan Tom Buursma Betty De Wys Dan Joldersma Wes Hulst Don Klaasen Carla Reidsma Marj. Plaggemars El Jeanne Teusink Paul Tuls Karl Westerhof Clare Van Wieren 71 LOVE IS CAST OF CHARACTERS Director-Mr. M. Pott Mary ffoddj Lincoln-of Kentucky, Springheld and Washington . . Judy Otten Robert Todd-her father ..... Betsy Todd-her stepmother .... Grandma Parker-her grandmother . . Ann Todd-her younger sister . . . Elizabeth fToddJ Edwards-her oldest sister Ninian Edwards-her brother-in-law . . Mammy Sally-her old nurse . . Tamar-a slave .... Dr. Ward-a teacher . . . Sandy Mc Donald-a friend . Cassius Clay-an abolitionist . . Abraham Lincoln-a young lawyer . Stephen Douglas-his rival .... Mercy Levering-a friend of Mary Todd . James Conkling-a friend of Mercy . Allie-a freed woman ..... Dr. Houghan-a friend of the Edwards' . Mrs. Houghan-his wife .... Rev. Dresser-a minister .... Mrs. Dresser-his wife . . Sarah Marshall--an abolitionist . Elizabeth Grimsley-Mary's cousin . . William Stoddard-assistant to the President Edwin Stanton--Secretary of War . . Jane Watt-housekeeper . . . First Caller-a troubled woman . . Taxpayer-a determined woman . . Tad Lincoln-youngest of I.ir1coln's sons . Stackpole-doorkeeper at the White House Auctioneer's Voice and other offstage voices 72 . . . . . . Dale Dykerna . . . . Janice Dykman . Christine Nykamp . . Grace Elsinga . Marilyn Jongkryg , James Riemersma . Linda Stephenson . . Barbara Gebben . Maynard Schrotenboer . . Arlyn Lanting . Thomas Holwerda . Lawrence Van Til . . . . Robert Schout . . . . . Joan Baker Ron Windemuller, Jack Koernan . . . . Marilyn Brower . . , Vernon Ramaker . . Mary Bos . Ward Stienstra . Judie Kronemeyer . Marilyn Schrotenboer . Barbara Steenwyk . Ken La Grand . Darrel Staat . Kathy Bakker . Nancy Lamer . Ruth Heerspink . Calvin Walters . Peter De Young . Jack De Roo ETERNAL Ruth Bredeway Marilyn Bos Marilyn Goorman Beverly Hemmeke Judy Koning Carolyn Masselink Mary Dozeman Mary Pool Helen Steenwyk, Bernard Bauwman Terry Becksvoort Bob Bouman Tom Bush Bob De Wys COSTUME AND MAKE-UP Jan Palmbos Beatrice Schierbeek Sharon Schippers Bev Smeenge Kathy Teerman Pat Telgenhof Lois Telgenhof Lois Roelofs Carol Molewyk PROMPTERS Mary Sterenberg, Sandra Vander STAGE CREW Ken Hoek Judy I-Iolkeboer Judie Kronemeyer Paul Newhouse Larry Nienhuis Elsa Vanden Berge Marie Timmerman Madelyn Visser Mary Vogelzang Joan Walters Fred Walters Marjorie Wedeven Lois Dykstra Berg, Ella Van Faasen Marian Nienhuis Roger Scholten Linda Stephenson Nelva Tripp 73 Mr. Holwerda giving sales pitch. CHRISTMAS CARD CAMPAIGN MANAGER CAPTAINS Larry VanTil and Miss Fredricks. Paul Newhouse, Cal VanderMeyden, Llewellyn VanderPloeg seated, Bob Bouwman, Ken Hoek, Chet Dreyer The banquet, was 21 fitting close to a successful cam- paign. The empty chairs? Oh, yes. We had a terrific blizzard that night which kept many of the Seniors from attending. Lois Roelofs was chairman of this event. 1 i 1 l Gretchen Bosch, Mary Bos, Alvin Compaan, Phyllis Baker, Linnay DeLeeuw, Mary Vogelzang, Paul Bremer, Esther Brink, Wayne DeYoung, Katie Brower, Betty DeW'ys, Cal Dykstra, Del Nykamp, Thea Beckman, Terry Pott, Tom Buursma, Andy Blystra, Nancy Boylon, Arlo Compaan, Cal Hulst, Marilyn Brower, Ed Fredricks, Karen Kragt, Karl Westerhof, Chuck Mannes, Jean Piersma, Tony Hamer, Bob DeBoer, Jerry VanDyl-ze. Seated: Tom Holwerda, Ken Hoek, Dale Dykema, Larry VanTil. DEBATE CLUB Debate clubs in the last few years have enjoyed the enviable reputation for being one of the largest and most active clubs in school. This year was no exception as thirty-five students came out to study debate and to practice it under the inspiring leadership of Mr. Bratt. Every member was an active one as each one debated at least twice during the season. At the end of the first semester an inter-club tourna- ment was held, which was won by Paul Bremer and Del Nykamp. The varsity debate team consisting of Dale Dykema and Larry Van Til as the Negatives and Ken Hoek and Tom Holwerda as the Positives, had a very successful season, winning six out of eight debates which qualified them to enter the tournaments. In the regionals the Negative won over Muskegon Heights, but met their Waterloo in a strong Grand Rapids Creston team. Looking forward one sees much success for the talents remaining are many. Standing: Mr. Bratt fsponsorj, Paul Brink, jerry Van Wyke, Paul Bremer, Del Nykamp, Cal Bolt. Seated: jim Lucas, Chris Nykamp, Esther Brink, Bob Gras. Mr. Bratt with Debaters. FORENSICS Interest in Forensics is on the upswing. Thirty-five students par- ticipated in the school contest of which nine won the right to repre- sent our school in the district con- test in Zeeland, ,April 7. Here Bob Gras and jim Lucas each won second place in Interpretative and Humorous Readings respectively, which qualified them to proceed to the regional contest sponsored by Hope College. To those who participate, Foren- sics is more than a mere speaking activity. It typifies one's desire to practice the ability of conveying one's thoughts to an audience. When one feels he has accom- plished this, he knows the experi- ence has been very valuable. THE JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET The junior-Senior Banquet given by the Class of 1959 took place on May 9, 1958. Wfith great anticipation juniors, Seniors, and Faculty Mem- bers strolled into the Holland Civic Center and gazed at the miraculous transformation which had taken place. After many months of planning and work the bare auditorium, as we usually know it, had been turned into a lovely Colonial Planta- tion and every detail perfected the theme, Southern Acres. A delicious southern dinner was served on the landscaped grounds of the manor house by appropriately dressed Sophomore slaves The center of attraction was the beauti- fully lighted fountain which bubbled gaily throughout the evening. The highlight of the program for the evening was the operetta Mississippi Melodies. The juniors gave a delightful performance and the adventures of Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn were enjoyed by all. The conclusion of the evening found everyone filled with pleasant memoriesffof the best Ban- quet ever! WOLVERINE GIRLS' STATE These girls can look forward to a rich and re- warding summer at Ann Arbor, attending Wolver- ine Girls' State. At Girls' State, representatives from all over Michigan carry on governmental activities similar to those of the State of Michigan. This is a rare opportunityg one which will leave fond memories lingering with them for many years. WOLVERINE BOYS' STATE For these boys, Boys' State remains in their memories. Memories of the many governmental operations of new friends, of terrific speakers, and of many other activities, have not departed. While at Boys' State, in East Lansing, these boys entered into the many governmental activities and represented their school well. Dale Dykema was highly honored for contributing the most for his city . Larry Van Til became Assistant At- torney General of the State, an honorable ofhce. CHA Top row: Frieda Holt- geerts, Joan Aardema, Mari- lyn Bos, Carole Mole-wyk, Belva Prins, Marilyn Jong- kryg, Bev. Smeenge, Thelma Alberda. Middle row: Betty Dyk- ema, Donna Vanwingereii, Mary Dozeman, Carol Ver Beek, Judy Blauwkamp, Virginia Hulst, Mary Lub- bers. Front row: Gertrude Zwiers, Helinda Mulder, -Ian DeWitt, Ruth -Hop, Ruth VanclerZwaag, Bur- detta Vugteveen, Sponsor- Mrs. Kleis. COMMERCIAL CLUB The Commercial Club sponsored by Mrs. Kleis, con- cluding a Christmas party, and a Valentine's Day pizza sists of the members of the Hfth hour office practice party. class. The odicers of the club are: Ruth Vander Zwaag, The club had several parties throughout the year in- Presidentg Donna Van Wingeren, Vice-Presidentg Bev V Smeenge, Secretary-Treasurer. CHEMISTRY CLUB The Chemistry Club met once a month at which times they saw films and listened to several interesting speakers. President-Dave Vander Vliet A particularly interesting speaker was a laboratory tech- Vice-Pres.-Ken Koeman nologist who told about his work. At one of their meet- Sec.-Treas.-Joyce Michmerhuizen ings they also typed blood. Sponsor: Mr. Visser Back row: john Vos, Bill Keen, Earl Koops, Dave Tinholt, Ken Koeman, Del Nykamp, Bob Lubbers, Bruce Vande-rkooi, Joyce Michmerhuizen, jay Klinge, Sponsor-Mr. Visser. Front row: Ed DeVries, Ron Volkers, Dan V.anderVliet, Tom Van Huis, Dave VanderVliet, Karen Koops, Mary Timmer, joan Vanlfloven, Carol DeMots, Sharon Hemmeke, john Joldersma, Rog. Maxam. 78 Standing: jane Van Faasen, Nancy Boylon, Karen Kapinga, Bill Bruinsma, Judi Essenburg, judy Holkeboer, Marie Timmerman, Katie Brower, jane Bouwman, Linnay De Leeuw, Trudy Knolff, Joan Ten Hoot, Sandra Holwerda, Mary Vander Veen, Linda Por, Karen Van Dam, Donna Ritsema, Thea Beckman. Seated: Kathy Bakker, Mr. Schipper-sponsor, Bob Gras, Hazel Rotman. ART CLUB This year the art club, sponsored by Mr. Schipper, dedicated itself to the purpose of gaining a specific understanding of some of the many diverse forms of artistic endeavor. The members were separated into various committees and a certain art form was assigned to each committee. CHESS AND The Chess and Checkers Club was as active as ever this year. Meetings were held every noon-hour in the Student Activity Room and attendance varied widely from day to day. A tournament was held and plans were made to play another school. The committees then organized a program for the meet- ing assigned to them wherein the other members would familiarize themselves with the different art forms by both demonstration and active participation. Officers: President M Bob Gras, Sec.-Treas. -- Kathy Baker, Sponsor: Mr. Schipper. CHECKERS CLUB Officers: President f Cal Dykstra, Secretary - Terry Pott, Treasurer-Dan Joldersma, Sergeant-at-arms- Gerard Vander Wall. Mr. Kuiperfsponsor. Standing: Alan Van Wieren, Calvin Meyaard, Dan Ioldersma, Gerard Vander Wall, Tony Ham- er, Cal Dykstra, Glenn Klinge, Bob De Boer, Burnell Schrotenboer, Chuck Mannes, Mart Bolt. Seated: Mr. Kuiper, Terry Pott, Howard Kotman. Top row: Sally Lappinga, Julie Nagelkirk, Mary Pool, Judy Kronemeyer, Loie Koops, Wilma Elsinga, Phyllis Mouw, Pat Kemme, Elly Schuuring, Mary Van Heuvelen, Norma Gras, Joanne Peerbolte. Middle row: Marcia Langejans, Sandra Petroelje, Sharon Petroelje, Joyce Michmerhuizen, Cheryl Barense, Madelyn Visser, Judy Koning, Grace Elsinga, Mary Dozeman, Jan Dykman, Bev. Hemmeke, Pat Telgenhof, Lil Gras, Kathy Teerman, Jan Palmbos. Front row: Sponsor-Miss Kooima, Karen Koops, Mary Tim- mer, Judy Schreur, Marlene Compagner, Sharon Hemmeke, Loie Dykstra, Joan VanHovcn, Carol Schipper, Nelva Tripp. FUTURE NURSES CLUB This very active club, under the sponsorship of Miss books, pillows, and puppets were made for needy chil- Kooima, is open to all juniors and seniors interested in dfem- . U U a Nursing Career' Special feature this year was the purchasing of a M . t. t.V m . W h ld h h h club pin which is similar to that of a professional nurse. any In Ofmal 6 eetmgs ere 6 t mug Outt 6 The ofiicers of the club are: Mary Pool, President, Year at Whifh Vaflous 5Peake1'5 Wfffe heafd- Judie Kronemeyer, Secretary, Joyce Michmerhuizen, The Club had a Christmas banquet at which scrap- Treasurerg Norma Gras, Vicar. PINKIES The i'Pinkies are a group of Senior girls chosen to The Pinkies this year are: Sherry Derks, Jan Dyk- work in the hospital because of their special interest in man, Lois Dykstra, Bev Hemmeke, Judy Koning, Judie pursuing nursing as a career. These girls derive their Kronemeyer, Jan Palmbos, Kathy Teerman, and Mary names, Pinkies from the pink jumpers they wear. Vogelzang. Jan Dykman, Judy Kon- ing, Bev. Hemmeke, Jan Palmbos, Sharon Derks, Lois Dykstra, Mary Vogel- zang. Seated: Judy Kron- emeyer, Sponsor - Miss Kooima, Kathy Teerman. 80 Top row: Joan Wzrlters, Myra Ten Have, Mary Bos, Ellen Kuiper, Carol DeMots, Sharon Otte, Mary Timmer, Karen Koops, Joanne Elsinga, Mary VanderVeen, Lynnay DeLeeuw, Marj. Wedeven, Muriel Dornbush, Karen Boerman, Sharon Derks, Marie Timmerman. Third row: Elizabeth Bouwman, Nancy Boylon, Lois Hoek, Nancy Lamer, Rosemary VanderMaat, Joanne Dykstra, Donna Sterenberg, Jenny Diekjacobs, Ruth Essenburg, Karen VanHuis, Joan VanTil, Sharon VanderMeer. Second row: Sponsor- Mr. Kuiper, Carol Tuls, Luella Balder, Thea Beckman, Ruth DeWeerd, Joyce Weene1', Sharon 'l-lemmeke, Joan Baker, Eleanor Mannes, Elaine Peerbolte, Karen Homl-res. First row: Jeanne Piersma, Norma Meyer, Jane Jellema, Kathy Meyer, Linda Por, Sandy Holwerda, Marilyn Brower, Arnola Keuning, Marcia Keuning. Kneeling: Gary Raterink, Jon Sharpe, John Harte-mink. FUTURE TEACHERS' CLUB The main objective of the Future Teachers' Club is from Children's Retreat also told the club of her ex- to acquaint its members with the opportunities and re- periences with retarded children. wards of teaching as a career. The high-light of this The Club is under the sponsorship of Mr. Kuiper. year's activities was the Future Teachers' Convention of The officers were: President, Jon Sharpeg Vice-Pres., which we were host. The dynamic speakers and the Carol Tulsg Secretary, Joan Bakerg and Treasurer, Ar- banquet was enjoyed by all who attended. A teacher nola Keuning. HTEACHIESH Teachies are the girls who gave assistance to the observing class room procedure. The experience the grade school teachers of the Christian School system. girls gain will prove to be very profitable in future Their work consisted mainly of correcting papers and teaching after college. Standing: Marie Timmer- man, Joan Wzllters, Karen Boerman, Sharon Vander Meer. Seated: Mary Bos, Marj. Wedeven, Marilyn Brower. 81 RARA AVIS Standing: Peter De Young, Bob Bowman, Ken Hoek, Dale Dykema, Ward Stien- stra, Tom Holwerda, Wayne De Young, Mr. Bratt - sponsor. Seated: Bob Gras, Chris Nykamp, Judy Otten, Larry Van Til. RARA AVIS CLUB This small group of seniors began meeting during the second semester to explore the realm of logic and were often surprised where it led them. One of the first things that was discovered was the folly of common sense, for did you know that your common sense would tell you that the earth is flat? Everyone enjoyed dis- LIBRARY Sponsor-Miss Selles, Chairman-Sandy Vander Berg, Co-Chairman-Martha Becksvoort. The Library Club consists of girls who assist in the school library one period of each school day. They check books and magazines in and out, bring attendance cussing the discourses of Socrates as recorded by Plato. The arguments of the Greek philosopher were often discussed in the light of our religion. So you can see many fascinating discussions were held under the leader- ship of Mr. Bratt. This club dispensed with officers for the simple reason there was nothing for officers to do. CLUB slips to the study halls, and help Miss Selles and the students in the library in any way they can. Once a month they either attend a business meeting or spend an evening bowling, visiting another library, or engage in other interesting activities. LIBRARY CLUB Standing: Dawn Pelon,judy Landman, Linda Van :He- mert, Luanne Witteveen, Cheryl Barense, Ruthmary Klaasen, Aletta Bron. Seated: Sandy VanDenBerg, Phyllis DePree, Sponsor- Miss Selles, Fran. DeGraaf. Top row: Ed DeVries, Ron Volkers, Dan VanderVliet, jon Sharpe, Ken LaGra.ndc, Chet Dreyer, Tom Holwerda, Tom Koops. Middle row: Tom Bush, Bob DeWys, Ken Hoek, Dale Dykema, Bob Bouwman, Gene Klaasen, Dave VanderVliet. Front row: Ward Stienstra, Earl Koops, Pete DeYoung, Carol Talsma, Marilyn Brower, Nancy Lamer, Kathy Baker, Earl Bouwman. MATH CLUB The Math Club is a newly organized club under the sponsorship of Mr. C. Pott. This club is organized for interested math students to enable them to delve deeper into the mysteries of mathematics. Officers: President, Ken Hoekg Vice President, Dale Dykemag Sec.-Treas., Carol Talsma. PHYSICS CLUB Physics Club provided an opportunity for more extensive studies in Physics for those students who were interested. With Mr. De Vries giving the added instruction, and many members putting on special programs, they were amply rewarded for the extra time it spent in this Club. The ofhcers this year were: President, jim Riemersmag Vice-President, Jack Koemang Secretary, Bob Schoutg Treasurer, Gene Klaasen. Top row: Lyn Helmus, Larry VanTil, jon Sharpe, Darrel Staat, Pete DeYoung, Paul Rillema, Chet Dreyer, Don Vroon. Third row: Cal Lubbers, Terry Geurink, Bob Bouwman, Dale Dykema, Ken Hoek, Bob DeWys, Earl Bouwman, Forrest Homkes, Ken LaGrande, Sec- ond row: Phil Cammenga, Tom I Koops, jay Wedeven, Torn Holwerda, Nancy Lamer, Rog. Becksvoort, Howard Langejans, Paul Piersma, Wmd Stienstra. Front row, Sponsor-Mr. De Vries, jack Koeman, Gene Klaasen, Bob Schout, jim Riemersma. I 83 To row: June Brink, Frieda Holtgeerts, Barb Gebben, Carole Molewyk, Darlene Bouws, Marilyn Schrotenboer, Belva Prins, Virginia VanderArk, Judy Koning, Kathy Teerman, Mary Bos, Grace Elsinga, Carolyn Masselink, Marilyn Goorman, Esther Seinen, Judy Kronemeyer, Beatty Schicrheek, Joan Aardema, Mari. Wetleven, Mary Pool, Third row: Marcia Gebben, Mar 'ic Van,denBerg, Linda Stephenson, Nancy Lamer, Marilyn Jongkryi, Virginia Hulst, Lil Gras, Marcia DeRoo, Bev. Bos, Marie Timmerman, Shirl-'ey DeGraaf, Judy Otten, Lois Telgenhof, Joanne Dykstra, Jan Dy - man, Sharon Schi pers, Marilyn Bos, Thelma Alberda, Nelva Tripp, Bev. Hemmeke. Second row: Sharon VanderMeer, Joan Walters, Myra Ten Have, Lois Roeloti, Donna VanWingeren, Mary Lubbers, Sandra VanderBerg, Mary Sterenberg, Sharon Derks, Joan Baker, Mary Doizeman, Marcia Langeland, Pat Telgenhof, Phyllis DePree, Carol VerBeek, Janice Palmbos, Karen Boerman. Front row: Judy Schreur, Muriel Overbeek, Kathy Baker, Madelyn Visser, Marlene Compagner, Marilyn Brower, Ruth Bredeway, Elsa VanDenBerg, Arnola Kcuning, Judy Blauwkamp, Ruth Heer- spink, Lois Dykstra, Louise Bloemendal, Sponsors-Mrs. Kleis, Miss Kooima. SENIOR GIRLS' SOCIAL CLUB The Senior girls had quite a few social gatherings. Included were a silverware demonstration given by Mr. Heerspink of Heerspink's Jewelry Store, a Mother- Daughter Tea at Christmas Time, a visit to Children's Retreat, and a flower demonstration by Ebelink's fol- lowed by pizza at Charlie's. Ofhcers: President-Beatty Schierbeek, Vice President-Judy Kronemeyer, Secre- tary-Treas.-Ruth Bredeway. Sponsors: Mrs, Kleis, Miss Kooima. JUNIOR GIRLS' SOCIAL CLUB The Junior girls had a Pizza Party at Christmas at which time they also exchanged gifts. Noon-hour activi- ties included skits and nlms and a unique feature was a This is Your Life surprise on Verna Timmer which was quite a riot. In addition to this they plan to sponsor the Junior-Senior Tea for all Junior and Senior girls. Officers: President-Karen Koops, Vice Presi- dent-Pat Kemme, Secretary-Treas.-Rosemary Vander Maat. Sponsors: Mrs. Kruithof, Miss Vander Ark. Fourth row: Wlilma Elsinga, Phyllis Mouw, Sharon Otte, Aletta Bron, Ruthmary Klaasen, Mary Staal, Muriel Dornbush, Ellen Kuiper, Beth Lokers, Sharon Vander!-lill, Sharon Petroelje, Cheryl Barense, Carol Tuls, Elly Schuuring, Ruth Schreur, Mary Van Heuvelen, Mary Timmer, Verna Timmer, Bonny Kuyers, Kathy Schreur, Donna Koetsier, Joan Windemuller. Third row: Carol Talsma, Julie Nagelkirk, Joyce Michinerhuizen, Carol De Motts, Karen VanDam, Carol Nagelkirk, Mary Waldyke, Carol Groote, Norma Gras, Delores Dykstra, Judy Landman, Karen Kragt, Thea Beck- man, Elaine Batjes, Pat Stegink, Leona Dryer, Elaine Windemuller, Pat Kemme. Second row: Sally Lappinga, Phil Bareman, Betty Hossink, Sharon Deters, Karen Quist, Rosemary VanderMaat, Jane Jellema, Judy Arendsen, Gert Staal, Joyce Mulder, Rita Mulder, Sharon Hemmeke, Ruth De Weerd, Joyce W'eener, Loie Koops, Luella. Balder, Sylvia Nienhuis, Marilyn Lenter, Pearl Brink. Front row: Sponsors-Miss VanderArk, Mrs. Kruithof, Marcia Meyer, Dorothy VanDyke, Joan VanHoven, Shirley VanKlompenberg, Burnice Wolters, Norma Meyer, Carolyn Zeerip, Janice Volkers. Barbara Derks, Carol Schippers, Nancy Tuls, Karen Kragt, Saralyn VanDerVliet, Mary Gommers, Dawn Pelon. 84 First row: Ruth Gras, Theodora Weerstra, El Jeanne Teusink, Jeanne Piersma, Carla Reidsma, Joanne Dykstra, Betty Guerink, Carole Helmusk, Ruth Hassevoort, Bonnie Bredeway, Janice Brower, Delores Dreyer, Patty Gebben, Mary Cleypool, JoAnne Van Dyke, Hazel Rotman, Donna Ritsema, Sandra Deen. Elsa Zwiep, Beverly Nienhuis, Jean Vanden Brink, Ethel Verduin, Mrs. C. Walhout, Miss De Witt. Second row: Barbara Lanning, Jan Vanden Bosch, Carol De Koster, Mary Talsma, Aral Hoving, Mary Mulder, Marla Langejans, Margaret Van Den Berge, Marcia Koetsier, Ruth Mannes, Laurel Arens, Hazel Bakker, Marry Jekel, Rosalyn Bouwer, Judy Molewyk, Margaret Hamer, Glennys Broekhuis, Grace Pyper, Karen Jonker, Linda Van Hemert, Mildred Bald-ser, Mildred Timmer, Darthea Kotman, Arla Vander Zwaag, Pauline Van Dis, Joan Vn Til. Third row: Gayle Frens, Wiln1a Buursma, Judy Essenburg, Irene Bush, Bonnie Cook, Caroline Geerlings, Joan Elsinga, Barbara Bos, Mary Vander Veen, Ruth Volkers, Barbara Dyke, Janice Petroelje, Marcia LaGrand, Mary Grover, Helen Blauwkarnp, Donna Sterenberg, Ruth Teerman, Carol Smit, Sharon Jaarda, Judy Tubergan, Patty Smith, Mary Gras. Fourth row: Kathleen Brower, Lucy Van Drunen, Linnay De Leeuw, fludy Bouman, Ruth Poppe- ma, Lois Veener, Helen Vander Vliet, Mary Unema, Alida Dykhuis, Nancy Dykema, Lavonne De Vries, Eleanor Phil ips, Rose Mary Kaashoek, Jenny Diekjacobs, Marlene Beelen, Marsha Elenbaas, Judy Jacobs, Luann Wittexreen, Ruth Essenburg, Rena Broekhuizen, Betty De XVys, Isla Len- ters, Judy Vander Ploeg, Karen Van Huis, Kathy Roelofs, Judy Brouwer. SOPHOMORE GIRLS SOCIAL CLUB Sponsors-Miss De Witt and Mrs. Walhout other timely and informative topics have proved very President-fEl Jeanne Teusink interesting to this large group of Sophomore girls who Vice-President-Carol De Koster have met at various times throughout the months. They Secretary-Marcia La Grand are also planning to spend a day at Calvin College, Treasurer-Kathy Roelofs touring the campus and visiting the classrooms, library, Discussion on social problems, going steady, and and chapel. FRESHMAN GIRLS SOCIAL CLUB President-Carol Hoek These Freshman girls have enjoyed interesting talks Vice-Presidentflisther Timmer on proper grooming and etiquette led by various guest Secly-Treasurer-Patty Blauw speakers. The girls are also learning how to plan and Sponsors-Miss Kuiper and Miss Selles arrange for a formal tea correctly and are anticipating giving a formal tea of their own in the near future. Top row: Elaine Van Heuvelen, Kristen Vogelzang, Carol Goodyke, Janice Barveld, Ruth Van Langen, Carol Hoek, Helen Holtgeerts, Beth Bouw- man, Barbara Batjes, Mary Mulder, Lois Bruinsma, Adele Kortman, Jeanne Van Hekken, Marcia Tuls, Dorthy Bierling, Helen Wolters, Anna Huizinga, Eleanor Diekema, Kathy Meyer, Jean Mouw, Donna Helmus, Carol Winden1uller', Karen Lambers. Third row: Lucille De Roo, Judy Vande Wege, Linda Hertel, Julie Walters. Ruth Wfiersma, Karen Barense, Nancy Nienhuis, Elaine Barense, Mary Kouw, Jane Van Faasen, Joan Lieffers, Barbara Hoeksema, Betty Jean Vander Zwaag, Phyllis Baker, Lois Ensing. Joyce Dekker, Patty Blauw, Ellen Wiersma, Sandra Holwerda, Phyllis Jousma, Ruth Breu'er. Second row: Miss Kuiper, Karen Kapenga, Karen Rutgers, Dorthy Dykstra, Judy Meyer, Ruth Jong- kryg, Janice Scholten, Barbara Raterink, Esther Brink, Marjorie Plaggemars, Bren a Michelson, Esther Timmer, Nancy Boylon, Judy Ver Hoef, Mary Weener, Beverly Slenk, Linda Por, Phyllis Zoerhof, Joan Ten Hoor, First row: Carol Mouw, Rita Harthorn, Sharon Kragt, Linda Bouwman, Trudy Kofl, Karen Homkes, Mary Taylor, Jane Hulst, Helene Vanden Brink, Sue Tien, Ruth Dykman, Marcia Keuning, Judy Lamar, Sally Zoerhof, Nancy Lubbers, Gretchen Bosch, Kathy Altena, Mary Meiste, Loyce Essenburg, Miss Selles. ss , Back row: Ken Walcott, jerry DeKoster, Vern Wed- even, jim Hulst, Arlyn Lanting, Jack Bouwman, Hank Sterken, Ben Bonse- laar, Sponsor-Mr. Ribbens. Front row: Wayne De Young, Doug Windemuller, Ivan Volkers, Dick Valk, Maynard Schrotenboer, Ron Windeinullei', Ken Walters, Wayne vimoyke, Bernie Evink. VARSHY CLUB The Varsity Club under the direction of Mr. Elmer Ribbens launched the 1958-1959 school year by electing officers in the form of Ron Windemuller, presidentg Arlyn Lanting, vice-presidentg and Wayne De Young, secretary-treasurer. The Varsity Club was unique this year in its role of service to the school in as much as they instituted a school athletic store whereby all students may obtain athletic supplies. Candy and gum was also sold at all home games thereby obtaining funds for Varsity Club Pens and entertainment at meetings. The Varsity Club is a select club consisting of Varsity letter winners in any school sport. The function of the club is to cultivate a closer companionship of athletes and to be of service to the student body by promoting good sportsmanship and interest in all school sports. CLUBS For most, clubs play an important role in their school lives. We at Holland Christian are no exception. You need only to go back a few pages to see that we have a club for almost everything. Clubs, however, are peculiar functions. Some are or- ganized and promptly die out, while others seem to go on perpetually. It wasnlt too many years ago we still had a Dramatics Club, a Musical Arts Club, a Gym Club and a Sewing Club. Even this year marked the disappear- ance of the Mission Club, and the one year old Pep Club. Although we've dropped some clubs, just as many have been added. This year marked the beginning of the Mathematics Club, Others added in the last few years have been Rara Avis flogic Clubj, Varsity Club, and Art Club. There are few clubs in which everyone does as much work as everyone else. As the interests of the energetic wax and wane so go the clubs. For those who have no real interest in the work of clubs, they do provide excellent entertainment and an excuse for a night out. But, no matter what the reasons are for which a club exists, they do play an important role in school lifeg a role which all of us would hesitate to diminish, SPORTSMANSHIP E :EMSYEXHEEQTQEYS 22335333523 23: 142653 7350 f I ' ' , - U ' . :iii K J 2SSS9 Nefi ' - ' ' ' I VARSITY TEAM Standing: jim Smits, Vern Wedeven, jim Hulst, Frank Visser, jack Bouman, Henry Sterken. Seated: Bern Evink, Ken Walters. K Arlyn Lanting, Ed De Vries, Ben Bonselaar. Not pictured Paul Brink. VARSITY Our varsity basketball team enjoyed only sporadic success this year. Although ending the season with 8 wins and 9 losses, the team displayed great potential talent. After last year's phenomenal season, our team had a tremendous reputation to live up to. However, as what usually happens after a very good year, we lost many fine veterans. Therefore this year was spent rebuilding the squad. Because of this, we got off to a rather poor start, but as the season progressed, we improved with every game. Since only two seniors were on the team, most of the members Will' be returning next year. This would indicate that prospects for a successful season next year are bright. We cannot give enough praise to Mr. Tuls for all he has done for the team. His inspiring leadership, excellent coaching, and scrupulous sportsmanship will long remain in the hearts of the players and spectators. Our praise would not be complete without lauding the efforts of the individual players. The often cold suppers, the aching muscles, and the long hours of BASKETBALL practice all command our homage. So to these boys we offer heartiest congratulations for all they did to provide recreation and enjoyment for the student body. Coach Tuls Q Standing: Ivan Volkers, Len Buursma, Steve Steggerda, Clare Van Wiereii, Paul Steigenga, Tom Bouman, Doug Winde1nullei'. Sitting: Glen Wedeven, Dick Valk, Paul Tuls, Ned Meurer, Dan joldersma, jim Fredericks, Alvin Compaan. Absent: Harold Diepenhorst, Ken Disselkoen RESERVE BASKETBALL The reserve team was much like the varsity in that they turned in some very line performances and others that weren't quite as good. Always displaying great spirit, however, the reserves showed they had what it takes to make a good team. Their record Q10 wins, 7 lossesy is very deceiving as it fails to tell the story of several close and heartbreaking losses. The reserve team has many members, with great potentialities. With these developing rapidly, we can be sure that hopes of a bright basketball future for H.C.H.S. will not be smashed. This year marked the end of an era for our reserve teams. Coach Pott recently announced his resignation as coach. We are truly sorry that future reserve teams will not be able to reap the benefits of his fine coaching. Still we are confident that his dynamic leadership will live on in the memories of his reserve teams, As we look into the future, we can only express the desire that the man who comes to fill Mr. Pott's shoes will be able to fill them and carry on the fine work he has done. Coach Pott RESERVE CHEERLEADERS Marcia l.aGrande, Marg. Van- DenBerg, Mary Talsma, Judy Bouwman. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Jan Palmbos, Elsa VanDenBetg, Joyce Michmerhuizen, Karen Koops. 3 k w V INTRAMURAL SPORTS BASEBALL TEAM Top row: Henry Sterken, jack Bowman, jim Hulst, Ben Bonselaar, jerry De Koster, Wayne Van Dyke. Middle row: Don Klaasen, Ken Wierda, Ken Disselkoen. Front row: Bob De Boer, Alvin Compaan, Clare Van Wieren, Maynard Schrotenboer, jeraad Van Der Wall, Vern Den Bleyker, Erwin Nagelkirk, Harold De Young BASEBALL The baseball team is looking forward to a very suc- cessful season. Coach Ribbens is building this year's team around a strong nucleus of returning veterans. The following veterans are expected to lead our team to a successful season: jim Hulst, who last year played first base and also pitched some excellent games, is expected to handle the biggest share of the .mound duties this season. He will be backed up by another pitcher, Vern Den Bleyker. Hank Sterken, a catcher back from last year, is expected to turn in a strong performance behind the plate. Some of the other players who saw a lot of previous action are jerry De Koster, an outfielder-first' base-mang Wayne Van Dyke an infielder-outfielder, and Ben Bonselaar an infielder as are Al Compaan and Bob De Boer. Last year's team compiled a 6-5 record, however, this is a little deceptive as three games were lost by only one run and the last tive consecutive games were won. Last year's team relied on very excellent pitching and defense allowing only thirty one runs in eleven games. These are also expected to be the strong points of our coming team. The baseball team played the following home games: April 6-Zeeland, April 27-Grand Rapids Christian, May 1-Grand Rapids South, May 20-Hudsonville, May 25-Muskegon Christian, and the last game- Unity Christian, under the lights. The team played the following games away: April 21-Fennvilleg April 29-Unity Christian, May 5- Muskegon Christian, May 13-Hudsonvilleg May 18- Grand Rapids South, and May 21 Grand Rapids Christian. Coach Ribbens Standing: Dick Boeve, Cal Lubbers, Earl Bouwman, Dick Valk, Andy Blystra, Cal Hulst, jim De Vries. Kneeling: Marv. Tucker, john Hofman, Dave De Vries, Clare De Boer, Wayne De Young, Bernall Schrotenboer. TRACK Track is probably the least known sport at Holland Christian High Schoolg however, this year's team will try its best to bring to it some of its due recognition. The boys are those seen running toward the twenty-seconrl street track in what appears to be grey pajamas Coach Persenaire The previous team ended the season with a 1-4 record, but our track team is hoping they can improve over last year. This team will have a lot to learn, how- ever, as there are only a few lettermen returning. Mr. Persenaire is coaching them this year and it is hoped that some of his Cross-Country Team runners will give some added strength in the longer runs. The 1959 team is expected to be the strongest in the dashes with veterans Dick Valk and Wayne De Young, last year's leading point-maker. Wes Schripsema will lead the hurdle candidates. There are no returning players in the 440 yard, 880 yard, and mile runs and it is hoped the Cross-Country runners can take up the slack here. There are a few more veterans in the held events. Vern Wedeven and Earl Bouwman are high jumpers back from last year and expected to make us fairly strong in this department. Cal Lubbers and Howie Lub- bers are veteran pole vaulters and are expected to do most of the placing in that division. Dick Valk a vet- eran, leads the broad jumpers, The shot put is wide open to anyone who thinks he is good at throwing a twelve pound steel ball. The track team will have away meets with Grand Rapids Christian April, Zeeland May 5, Muskegon Catholic May 8, possibly Allegan April 24. The track team will have a home meet with Unity Christian April 28g however, Mr. Persenaire is trying to arrange for a few more. -aa K 'N S gf ff. 1 i 1 E 'wgm 2:2 , 4.41 S if EWS , Q i x exif Sm QS in iii 'Fifi 13 R? 3, ' E D' w ii if' W Q l f W 'iaxivi 1 - 1 Del Van Dyke, Vern Ramaker, Paul Tuls, Paul Steigenga, Walter Hoeksema, Cal Deur, Paul Piersma, Bob Arppledorn GOLF Coach Holwerda Even though the cold north winds were still blowing, Coach Holwerda took the team to the local ,American Legion Golf Course for a good work out. The nine man team, composed of two seniors, three Juniors, one Sophomore, and three Freshmen, is a member of the Western Michigan Golf League. This league, consisting of North Muskegon, Comstock, Montague, Zeeland, and ourselves, comprises the five teams necessary to participate in a Round Robin. A Round Robin is merely a game in which all the mem- bers of the league play each other and match scores to determine the winner, The league will hold two such matches. The other matches will be between member schools of the league on an individual basis. So far this season our team has defeated Zeeland and has about four more matches coming soon. Our team this year boasts a lot of talent and should experience a very rewarding season. Doug. Windemuller, Vern Wedeven, Ivan Volkers, Jerry Van Wyke, Dave Mannes, Bern Evink, Tom Buursma, Ken Walcott, Ken TENNIS Walters, Arlyn Lanting, Terry Pott, jim Langeland. Coach Pott Interest in tennis has been on the upswing for the last few years. This year interest is growing even higher. Sporting good team balance, our team is having a very successful year. Mr. C. Pott, the new coach, has built a fine strong team. The schedule for the year is one which consists of top class A and B. To date of this writing they have not yet lost a match. Mr. Pott, who is taking over the reins from Mr. Grissen, is not new to tennis. He was coach some years ago when we won the state championship doubles. Among the players of the team, Arlyn Lanting has had the most tournament experience. Arlyn has won the regional singles championship two years in a row and is expected to do the same this year. Playing No. 2 singles, Bern Evink was the runner-up in last year's regional tournament. We have a good doubles team in Ken Walcott and Doug Windemuller who often face much tough opposi- tion. With this experience and much new talent it isn't difficult to predict wonderful things for our tennis team's future. i S 5 i K in f'S mw 1 . J +zQmff :r1iM,M:W ' r ,mmm-W 'f ,-'H Y' ,V ,, x ,JrNiiwfwm,1w:7 W ur SCH00 L ' L11 C21 Qu 2 af: V3 l 40 -2' -1' Q . 5 cf -4 .EJ fg- S. 5-J C?D NX5 .T IE' ZL-TP Qt, LLJ .1 i.. S 55 9'-1 Ll.: gs Ci: -Qc' .5 14+ Q' c..LJ ...J .5113 .2125 .J 1 -i . 4.1.1 l MEMORIES OF SCHOOL LIFE ARE DIFFERENT FOR EACH STUDENT. HOWEVER, WE ALL HAVE HAD MANY OF THE SAME EXPERIENCES. FOR EACH OF US SOME THINGS WILL STAND OUT ABOVE ALL OTHERS. THESE PAGES ARE AN ATTEMPT TO PORTRAY SOME OF THOSE EXPERIENCES. Perhaps near the top of our heap of memories will be thoughts of . . . studies, done and undone, and of study halls, homework, exams, and the inevitable report cards. 102 Many classes will retain special places in our thoughts . . as will the infrequent assemblies, and the early morning chapel services. 105 the sweating before getting excuses, Our memories would not be complete if we neglected our social life. This social life was found in . . . the bull sessions by lockers, 104 and dates. the noon lunch hour basketball games, 105 Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. and and and and and and and and and and and and and Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs. Mrs Mrs. Mrs Mrs Onie Aardema Peter Alberda Paul Baker john Bakker Gerrit Bareman Allyn Barense john Baumann Harry Becksvoort john B. Becksvoort Marvin Becksvoort Lavonne Bekius Ben Bergman Tony Blauwkamp Bert Geerling and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs. Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs. Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs. Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Clarence Boerman Wallace Boeve Gerrit H. Bos Wynand Bos jerrell Bos 'Henry Bos Fred Bos Gilbert Bosch John Bouman john Bouwman john Russel Bouws Everett Bredeway Fred Breuker Bert E. Brink Gysbert J. G. Bron Glenn Brower . john H. Brunink Harold Fred Bush john Cammenga Almer Compagner jacob De Graaf Gerold Den Bleyker Harold james De Pree George Derks William De Roo joseph De Roo Wesley De Wit Peter De Wys Harold De Young joseph De Young Cornelius De Young Leo Balfort Alfred Dozeman jack Dreyer Nick j. Dykema Lewis E. Dykema Gerrit Dykman john Dykstra Henry A. Dykstra john Elsinga Bernard Evink Albert Gebben john A. Gebben Gradus Geurink Gordon Goorman james Gras William Blank Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Rev. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Dr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. PARENTS and Mrs. Isaac Haak James Heerspink and Mrs. Albert Helmus and Mrs. Floyd Hemmeke and Mrs. Arnold Hoek and Mrs. Harold 'Hoezee Theda Holkeboer and Mrs. Henry Holtgeerts and Mrs. Raymond Holwerda and Mrs. Russell Homkes and Mrs. Lubert J. Hop .and Mrs. Peter Horsting and Mrs. Herschel Hulst and Mrs. 'Harry Hulst jerry Hulst and Mrs. Gary jalving and Mrs. james jongkryg and Mrs. Cornelius Karsten and Mrs. Martin Keuning and Mrs. Edward Klaasen and Mrs. Donald Koeman and Mrs. Willard C. Koning and Mrs. Gerrit Koop and Mrs. john Kortrnan and Mrs. Harvey G. Kronemeyer and Mrs. Lewis LaGrand and Mrs. Russel La Mar and Mrs. William Lamer and Mrs. Edward Langejans and Mrs. Alfred Langejans and Mrs. Bert Lanting and Mrs. Henry H. Lubbers and Mrs. Harold Lubbers and Mrs. Fred Machiela and Mrs. Edward Masselink and Mrs. Henry G. Meyer and Mrs. Alvin Molewyk and Mrs. Marvin Mulder and Mrs. Frank Nagelkirk and Mrs. jacob Newhouse and Mrs. Clifford E. Nienhuis and Mrs. Marvin N. Nienhuis and Mrs. R. R. Nykamp and Mrs. George G. Oetman and Mrs. Chris Otten and Mrs. James Overbeek and Mrs. Henry Palmbos and Mrs. Peter Piersma Robert Pool and Mrs. Andrew Prins and Mrs. john R. Prins and Mrs. George Ramaker and Mrs. Bert Raterink and Mrs. Richard Riemersma and Mrs. Raymond Roelofs and Mrs. Marvin Roelofs and Mrs. Ralph Schierbeek and Mrs. james Schippers and Mrs. Richard Scholten and Mrs. Robert Scholten 106 Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. hir. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Dr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. hir. hir. Mr. Mr. Mr. Rev. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Scholten and Mrs. Herbert Schout and Mrs. Bernard G. Schreur and Mrs. Albert Schrotenboer and Mrs. Arthur Schrotenboer and Mrs. john Sharpe and Mrs. Leonard Seinen and Mrs. Gerald Smeenge and Mrs. Richard A. Staat and Mrs. Andrew Steenvvyk and Mrs. john Steenwyk and Mrs. Alvin Stephenson and Mrs. Bernard Sterenberg and Mrs. Henry Stienstra and Mrs. Albert Teerman and Mrs. Winfred Telgenhof and Mrs. Herman Telgenhof and Mrs. George Ten :Have and Mrs. Gordon Timmerman and Mrs. james L. Timmerman and Mrs. john Tripp and Mrs. julius Tucker and Mrs. Arthur Van Asperen Ida Van Den Berg and Mrs. john Van Den Berg and Mrs. Conrad Van Den Bosch and Mrs. Wesley Vander Ark and Mrs. Edwin Vander Berg and Mrs. Herman Vander Leek and Mrs. Tom Vander Meer and Mrs. Henry Vander Meyden and Mrs. Donald Vander Ploeg and Mrs. Lubert Vander Zwaag and Mrs. Alton Van Faasen and Mrs. Adrian Van Liere and Mrs. Harm Van Munster and Mrs. Riemer Van Til and Mrs. Dick Van Wingeren and Mrs. Jerald Ver Beek and Mrs. Russel Visser and Mrs. john Vogelzang and Mrs. Simon Vroon Lena Vugteveen and Mrs. Jay Walcott and Mrs. Clarence J. Walters and Mrs. Arthur Walters and Mrs. Dick E. Walters and Mrs. Alfred Wedeven and Mrs. Gradus Wedeven and Mrs. Lawrence Westenbroek and Mrs. Engbertus Westerhof and Mrs. Andrew Wierda and Mrs. Henry Windemuller, Jr. and Mrs. Albert O. Witteveen Henry J. 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