Illiana Christian High School - Spire Yearbook (Lansing, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1960 volume:

3 i . 4 'K .V V7 ' A an. THE SPIRE AS PRESENTED TO YOU BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF ILLIANA CHRISTIAN HIGH SCHOOL I96O 42 A F72 s SSHS S SS i DEDICATION Mr James Vander Me ulen We the Senrors of 1960 wrsh to dedrcate thls Sprre to you Mr James Vander Meulen It 15 Just one way that we can show our apprecratron for the many wonderful ways you have helped us both 1nd1v1dua11y and as a class Wlth thls comes our slncere thanks as well as our wrshes for many more prosperous and enjoyable years 2 FOREWORD We have chosen as our theme for this year, literary works. In our opinion, the most fitting and appropriate way to open this SPIRE is to quote a part of the most perfect piece of literary work ever produced. So from the Bible we quote II Timothy 2:15. Study to show thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the work of truth. We hope that through this SPIRE we will be able to represent Illiana in its spiritual, scholastic, and social lives. Dei Soli Gloria 3 TABLE OF CONTENTS 7 K KN ADMINISTRATION SENIORS ORGANIZATIONS SPORTS DEPARTMENTS ADVERTISERS M UNDERCLASSMEN Q1 'N X X Q ' A I . ff S jxl ' I I I. 2 II. V . III. - 5 IV. ACTIVITIES 5 f V. - VI P, f VII VIII. . X K l ADMINISTRATION X .1 '+L 1, ,QM ', ' Kd' f .Nz .., , ,M F2 K . ww I fy H' . My 4, , 4 .4 l . . , S . 3 V N V f W 1 Z 5' u I , ,.a' sniff s , - Q, if W yy Q 51 N Y rr 2' ' X L QA 4 3+ x HF km 'ax ' 40 fr. .L 0 1 f' in VM 'K f ,V 1 , . . kbps..-A 4 i. J 6 A Y '. CQ I , , ' , tj, : V' F1 'Rf V . . ,5 , .vi v- ix ' I I' -. 1 1 f' . Wg af 435 ai ,Q Q 3 s y gg U E , I . 'E 4' 1, , r ' Z' ' 'Q ,gn . x s V1 Q N -Q-in 'Q-1 E K N Dv ig Q .Q-11. PRINCIPAL Dear Graduates: There is an old saying which states: He is wise who knows the sources of knowledge. As is generally true of proverbs and maxims, there is a great deal of truth expressed here in the compass of a few words. One of the most important objectives of education is to put the student in touch with the sources of information and the methods of acquisition of knowledge. This is in part what llliana has tried to do for you, not only in the fields of secular knowledge, but also and especially, have we tried to put you in constant touch with the source-book of all real wisdom--the Holy Scriptures. It is here that we find the formula for the kind of wisdom that is basic to genuinely successful living-- The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom. Important as proficiency in the various branches of leaming may be,we can never afford to lose sight of the Scriptural reminders that it is only the Word of the Lord that abideth forever. And it is only through a constant contact with this source-book of true wisdom that we shall acquire the insights that make wise unto salvation. Sincerely, Cornelius Van Beek 7 REV EDWARD BOSSENBROEK Calvm College, A B Calvm Semmaxy, Th B MR FRANK CALSBEEK Augustana College, A B Um versmty of Alabama Umvexslty of Illmoxs MR ANTHONY DE GROUI' alvm College, A B Unwerslty of Mlchlgan Umverslty of Indlana MISS PHYLLIS De JONCE Calvin College, A B MR CLARENCE De YOUNG Iowa State College, B.S Wheaton College, Umverslty of Chxcago 8 MR ANTHONE KORT Calvm College A B Umversxty ofM1ch1ga.n, A M. MR BERNARD KREUZER Calvm College, A B Umverslty ofM1ch1gan A M 'Rm MR BRUCE LEEP Calvin College, A B MR GLENN MEETER Calvm College, A B Vander Bllt University M A T George Peabody College for Teachers, M A T MISS JUDY PRINS Calvin College, A.B. 9 MR WILLIAM SCI-IIPPER Northwestern UHIVEISIIY, B B A Northwestern Umversxty, A M MISS KATHRYN SCI-IURINGA Calvm College A B Unwerslty ofM1ch1gan A M Umverslty of Chmcago MR JOHN VANDEN I-IOEK Umversxty of Iowa MR JAMES VANDER MEULEN Calvm College A B Mlchxgan State Un1vers1ty A M MR GEORGE ZAFROS Vander Cook College B M E Vander Cook College, M M E Ch1cago Mus1ca1 College 10 I , o - Cen.tra1College, A.B. . , . . 1 5,-f , ,q ,,,,- Q. 1 , A, 'What's the big joke? Could it possibly be Mr. De Young? Law 74: -abiding teacher ie 3? Guess who is posing? How are we coming Hy-wise? xi Z Tins IS the hard part of teach1ng 754-yf,y.,, - ,, ' '-Q M. - zQ f2g5?2m'3M 142 KW 's .V its . i 4 Y. 'Fl X ' rw 1 1a'.Ql 4'5f7 ' 5' 1'-Q-1' F 'ii3. ?if' Wx y E X 4. I , ,t 5 Y Y X' X he .sh,H f fi.-'igyisvi Q ff xlt, ,A J U - ff' ' A ,v ,gg vid ' 5, ia J L? sf ' ' 'U v 'V ' . V 'Q ' ia ,-4 1 Fil, Q U 1 ' . , , ,-'. - ' Q' A w:.'4 ' 5 t S I -fp is i .1 Q 2 4 ' X Q 1 v , ag ' , , u 4 ff - 9 - .iw, Q f U , A' ' Q 1. fwy. ' V mf' v +V. 4 ' i ' 'fvme xx v s iv!! ' M s K Q ' h '! x, ,gzffwi 6 I U 5 1 5 , has 1 XY. I 9 -1 N..-4 I' r CD 4? SECRETARY We extend our gratitude to our secretary, Mrs. Jean Brink, who has shown to us her efficiency and un- tiring patience, Through the day her general office duties are interrupted by students and teachers who think she has few other things to do but make out excuses and absent slips. Her smiling face and willingness to listen to our petty grievances will always be appreciated. V33 2 1 N is ff As 'Q Nfy X 1 5 WSL X-sf 13 DEPARTMENT Pete Our two Janrtors Peter Cook and John De Vrres better known by the students as Pete and John are noted for therr br1111ant dtsplays of cleanhness throughout the entrre buxldrng Therr readrness to co operate wrth varrous meetmgs and actrvrtres rs part of thelr frrendly and understandrng personalrtres J ohn N X 1 -7,2-1 - 14 ' MAINTENANCE W f XD Z SENIQRS 'fh.. af:.lw3 S CHRISTIAN CERAID BEEZHOLD No man has a right to do as he pleases, except when he pleases to do right. ARLENE FAYE ARENDS He who labors diligently need never despair, for all things are accomplished by diligence and labor. Menander QR' MARLENE ELLEN BAKKER But let me silent be, for silence is the speech of love, the music of the spheres above. Stoddard each other. q 1P Trim Simmons ANTHONY BANDSTRA Health and cheerfulness mutually beget Addison ALICE BOELENS 7'3- When a girl ceases to blush, she has lost the most powerful charm of her beauty. Gregory MARLENE BRINK Wondrous is the strength of cheerfulness. Carlyle J ma- F9 fd RUTH MAE DE BOER Only by diligence in study and persev- ering effort can one become a scholar. Unknown 'Tn ARLEEN LYNN DEKKER Silence, beautiful voice. Tennyson SHIRLEY ANN DEKKER Honesty is the best policy. Proverb -ai GERALD WESLEY DEKKER The friendly, honest man alone fulfills nature's plan. Burns CAROL JEAN DE LEEUW A merry heart maketh a cheerful coun- tenance. Proverbs 'FJ' MARLENE JUNE DE MICK L' She is not made to be the admiration of . all, but the happiness of one. Burke MAVIS RUTH DE VALK Bashful sincerity and comely 1ove. Shakespeare ALFRED DE VRIES Manners and learning make a gentleman. Proverb A FP KAY ELLEN DE YOUNG 6 Gent1e of speech, beneficient of mind. Homer MYRNA GAE DE YOUNG It takes life to enjoy life. Mastus NANCI JOY DE YOUNG A fair exterior is a silent recommendation. Syrus CHRISTINE CAROL DE YOUNG Not much talk, a great sweet si1ence. Henry James, Jr id 4 PATRICIA ANN DE YOUNG Variety's the very spice of life. Cowper WILLIAM HENRY DIRKSEN The mildest manners with the bravest mind. Homer ,A fnf1,' sff'+ SHARON JEAN DUNKER As pure as a earl and as eriect: a noble and P P innocent girl. Meredith EUGENE R. DYKEMA the best of men. MARCIA KAY EENIGENBURG ln character, manner, style, the greatest excellence is simplicity. Longfellow GLORIA MAE ELLENS Tis good to be honest and Hue. Proverb A little non-sense now and then is relished by Anonymous A V? SANDRA JEAN FABER Good cheer is no hindrance to a good life. Aristippus MARY ANN FOLKERT Like angels visits--short and bright. Norris NANCY ANN GROOT You have not fulfilled every duty unless you have fulfilled tht of being cheerful and p1easant. Buxton JANIS KAREN I-IAAK Wit to persuade and beauty to delight. Davies JANICE GRACE HOOCEWERF How pleasant it is to be able to say that my time has been well spent. Taylor ARLENE PEARL HOUTSMA Si1ence is more eloquent than words. Carlyle ES CAROL ANN HOUTSMA The mildest manners and the gentlest heart. Homer SHIRLEY ANN HUISENGA The gentle mind by gentle deeds is known. Spencer CAROLYN NELLE I-IUIZENGA A good name will shine forever. Proverbs fx ELAINE SHERRILL HUINZENGA Her voice was soft, gentle, and low, an excel- lent thing in woman. Kinglear SHARON GAYE KATS What virtue can be found greater than modesty? Horace A Y-'TH' RICHARD KORTENHOEVEN The rule of my life is to make business a pleasure and pleasure my business. Burr I SHARON ANN METER Asif? JACQUELYN CAE LAGESTEE The best part of beauty is that which no picture can express. Bacon RONALD LA RMU Young fellows will be young fellows. Bickerstaff CAROL LEE MAATMAN Forward and frolic glee was there, the will to do, the soul to dare. Scott .f'. I 'ir-.zu f-s In activity must we find our joy. Whipple .ffl CURTIS MOES Tis no shame to be bad, because tis so common. Toumeur RALPH WILLIAM MONSMA No really great man ever thought himself Hazlitt N Y Aw ROSEMARY PIERSMA BARBARA MUDGE Gentle ways are best. Homer 'ev EVELYN OLTHOF Laugh and the world laughs with you. X 1. V Charms that strike the sight, and virtues that win the soul. 3 Wheeler iv Anonymous B. E I r MARLENE FAYE POSTMA Sincerity-the first of virtues. Homer RICHARD DALE POSTMA Fortune favors the brave. '23 ELAINE POORTINGA Fairest and best adorned is she whose clothing is humility. II Terence Montgomery .ps f wav' 5 fl A CAROL MAE RIETVEID Sincere in all endeavor. Miller NANCY JEAN ROBINSON Good humor is the health of the soul Stanislaus 1 RONALD ROTTIER A good name will wear outg a bad one may be turnedg a nickname lasts forever. Anonymous ' 191 Yi 1 he W. S-0 3 Q Y -v-ff GARY WAYNE SCHAAP Be merry if you are wise. Martial BONNIE SCHEERINGA A pleasing countenance is no slight advant- age. Ovid A ...JV PAUL ROBERT SCI-IOON Thinking well is wiseg planning well, wiserg doing well wisest and best of al1. Proverb KATHLEEN LOIS SCHUTT A light heart lives long. JAMES SMIT RUTH ANN SMIT Loveliness needs not the aid of adornmentl' Thompson KENNETH STAM KAREN MAE SWART Shakespeare A better comrade would be hard to find. A kinder gentleman treads not the earth Shakespeare To understand and be understood makes our happiness on earth. W Chaucer CARL ROBERT SMITS Everything succeeds with people of good and cheerful disposition. Voltaire Proverb SANDRA MAE SWART Po1iteness is the outward garb of good wi11. Proverb 'U-n KAREN RUTH TERPSTRA Few thin s are im ssible to dili ence and 8 P0 S ski11. Johnson PETER ARNOLD TUINSTRA What's worth doing at all is worth doing we11. Earl of Chesterfield ANNA MAE VAN BAREN discreetest, best. Laughter is the joyous evergreen of life. SANDRA GAIL VAN DEEI. What she wills to do or say seems wisest, LYNNE TERPSTRA And if thou wouldst be happy, learn to plea Prior Lincoln as F? S A Milton X ia Q58 Q- MELINDA MARIE VANDER AA Beauty is its own excuse for being. Emerson PATRICIA ANN VANDER BILT What is beautiful is good, and he who is good, will soon also be beautiful. Sappho DEWEY VANDER NOORD Tis good to be merry and wise. J Heywood 'U H X321 HARRY LEE VANDER NooRD The man that laughs, and loves will sure do well. Pope GRACE CHERYL VANDER WAL She is the mirror of all courtesy. Chaucer ik HENRY DONARD VANDER WALL My heart is true as steel. Shakespeare 6 EDITH VANDER WIELEN The modest charm of not too much. KAREN BETH VANDER WALL Cheerfulness is offshoot of wisdom and good- ness. Bovee KENNETH JAY VANDER WALL He has a heart to resolve, a head to con- trive, and a hand to excute. Lovet Wordsworth JOHN WILLIAM VANDER WOUDE Everytime a man smiles and much more when he laughs it adds something to his fragment of life. Sterne VERNON GLENN VANDER ZEE A man he seems of cheerful yesterdays and confident tomorrows. Wordsworth LORRAINE ANN VANDER WEIDE Her ways are the ways of pleas:-1ntness. Proverbs 'N-1. CAROL ANN VAN KANEGAN Love will find out the way. Anonymous HARRIS JOHN VAN DRUNEN For every why he had a wherefore. RUTH ANN VAN DRUNEN Born with the gift of laughter. Butler S abatini ALAN EVERETT VAN TIL SAMUEL VAN TIL nature's p1an. Not to enjoy life, but to employ life, ought to be our aim and inspiration. The friendly, honest man alone fulfills RONAID VAN PROOYEN Our thoughts and our conduct are our own Froude Shakespeare 'Razr Burns T f X Q 'Tir at first. .AQ villain. ,fun Z .ff 'V ARLENE JOYCE WITVLIET We are charmed by neatness of person. Ovid JOHN EDWARD VAN WIEREN To climb steep hills requires slow pace Shakespeare lr JAMES WIERSMA One may smile, and smile, and still be a Shakespeare KATHLEEN WILSON Moderation is the keynote of enjoyment Ballou ,5,- 'Er' -V7 .5 JOHN LYLE WITVLIET There IS only one proof of ability-action. ,, Esenbach FRANK GARRIT WITVOET Not education but character is man's greatest need and man's greatest safeguard. Spencer 'all Q K . .,-a-.97 4 HERBERT WOIDT Men of few words are the best men. Shakespeare DAVID LEE ZANSTRA The manly part is to do with might and main f ,f. :, , what you can do. ,-152. ',,mj ,Qg V Emerson 2 I, 3, S 1 f -A 1 ' . I X, xiii, 'I lah 5 I ' 3, ' J ' I 75 f S fifkai I 5523, I I r 1 I S x, S ELAINE KAY ZANDSTRA Merry as the day is long. Shakespeare Pb- ALICE ZOETEMAN BETTY RUTH ZIGTERMAN In quietness and confidence shall be our A AI .-4? 1 , A sweet, attractive kind of grace. Spenser SENIOR CLASS MOTTO Strength... The more we study, the Isaiah more we discover our ignorance. 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E Q I x7k-' L warg ii? , r Q KYQ ,. -X ' 'L I , v X E , , '1'f.3'fk JL- sk , P 'Q ef , Q . 1? 9 Chnstme De Young Gene Dykema Ralph Monsma Bxll Dxrksen FY-a Elame Zandstra Mehnda Vander Aa Dave Zandstra Kathy Wllson Carol Houtsma Marlene De Mxck Harns Van Drunen Arlene Houtsma Hank Vander Wall b Cir 1' ' -- -on 'ski ' - tg v 5 Shxrley Hursenga luna- MBICIZ Eemgenburg Glorxa Ellens Marlene Bnnk JSIIICC Hoogewerf Shirley Dekker Jim Smit Elaine Huizenga Elaine Poortinga Gary Witvoet SENIOR SCHOOL LIFE This IS what we call hard homework' A seruor must lead them How d1d B111 manage to get 1n thls p1cture'7 A11 set, Fred? And away you go! 37 if i .. 4,5 5 JUNIOR BANQUET JUNIOR CLASS PLAY SOPHOMORE HAYRIDE I l-'l l 'l 1 ICH l an-.1-1 i l i 1 2 i Z Y- 1 y . Xxx' lg! MEMORIES Among my fonder memories, I still recall our Junior Class And it seems just like yesterday, Though days and hours so quickly pass. I still recall with sheer delight Our banquet on a night in May. The girls were dressed in lace and frills, The boys, all decked in best array. Another memory comes to mind, The memory of the Junior Play, And I recall the loud applause, And compliments the folks still say. But last though not at all the least, The autumn season, eventide, We bounced upon the clean soft hay, And all enjoyed a wagon ride. So now I shut my memory door, To all my friends and fellow men With longing heart and tear-filled eyes I wish I could go back again. --Ivadell Oosterhuis I V Cf N Lu Ci Y X gf ORGANIZATICNS I mg , 4 BACK ROW: Jack Newenhouse, Larry Slager, Ken Schepel, George Mossel, Terry Vander Werff, Jim Vander Weide, Don Adams, Marty Huisjen. FRONT ROW: Lynne Terpstra, John Witvliet, Nancy Groot, Ken Vander Wall, Bob Vander Woude, Della Rae Kuiper, Mary Folkert. TUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council, under the direction of Mr. De Young, is the representative body of all Illiana students. Three members from each class are elected to serve on the council as well as the Junior and Senior Class Presidents. Among their duties is the planning of both money-raising projects for the school and of extracurricular activities. OFFICERS Q President ..... ........... K en Vander Wall I X Vice-President . . . . . Bob Vander Woude f Secretary .... ..... N ancy Groot Treasurer . . . . . Della Rae Kuiper 40 Q47 BACK ROW: Grace Tuinstra, Ruth Wiersma, Ralph Monsma, Eugene Dykema, Ken Vander Wall, Marty Huisjen Sandra Faber, Ruth De Boer. FRONT ROW: Sandra Van Deel, Bandi Zongor, Ruth Smit, Arlene Arends, Gary Schaap, Don Adams. ATIO AL HO OR SOCIETY The National Honor Society is a group of honor students selected on a point system by the faculty for their out standing performance in scholastics, activities, and contributions to various clubs. To be eligible one must main tain a B or above average for three semesters. NATIONAL HQOR SOC? Xw If 5 l :. i 229 ls L5 41 THE SPIRE STAFF Editor--Fred De Vries Ass rstant Echtor Sandra Faber Sponsors Mr Leep and Mr Vanden Hoek The Annual Staff 15 once agarn pleased to present to you our annual the product of much effort and tedrous labor We have med our best to rnclude all the classes orgamzanons and actrvrues whrch w111 help you remember r.h1s year at Ilhana We would lrke to thank our co advzsors Mr Vanden Hoek who LS rn charge of busrness and photography and Mr Leep who heads the work rnvolved rn the makrng of the book for therr trme and help rn the preparanon of r.h1s book We hope that you w111 enjoy both vrewmg and reading thrs book 42 Smcerely Annual Staff 1960 SPIRE STAFF GJ Q E 5 5,1 Artists: Janis I-Iaak and Pat De Young Editors: Fred De Vries and Sandra Faber Typists: Ruth Smit a.nd Betty Zigterman Photographers: Shirley Dekker and Ralph Monsma Layout: Rosemary Piersma a.nd Ruth De Boer X X Lrterary. Arlene Arends and Sandra Van Deel Buslness. Vernon Vander Zee and Gary Schaap X cu, DRAMATICS ctus N 7 ce ual X4 'X .-- w --i lii The Dramatics Club was newly organized this year under the sponsorship of Mr. Meeter and Mr. Leep, who are the directors of the various productions, and Mr. Kort, who heads the business and stage work involved in these pro- ductions. This club is composed mainly ofjuniors and Seniors, who are selected according to their talents, de- pendability, and performance during the tryouts, Through several fine performances, this new club has truly shown a step forward in the future development of dramatics at Illiana. 4-1- 5 x 1 ? i u 4 lv .'l I . 1 . 1 5 Is that so 7 News fur news You'11 try one of my cakes. mister? The Old Lady Shows Her Medals is a one-uct play put 0:1 fu: Ure student body for a November assembly. Ir was very successful am was jus: .1 warm-up LO the romantic, Hllslidl comedy called Springtime gwen on March 3 and 4. 45 SENIORETTES The Seniorettes a club which is composed of all the Senior girls, is the sponsor of special programs at school Committees are appointed for the planning of assemblies, sales, the annual Christmas and Easter Vesper Services and serving the school board at their monthly meetings. Under the leadership of their new sponsor Miss De Jonge these girls try to provide entertainment for the student body as well as earn money for the school President ..... . Vice-President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . . Pat Vanderbilt . . . . . . Marlene Brink Ruth Van Drunen Betty Zigterman VISUAL EDUCATION CLUB Wlaaqf The Visual Education Club, composed of all Senior boys, works in conjunction with the Seniorettes in the planning of assemblies. Their work includes selecting , obtaining, and showing suitable films and earning money to pay for the use of these films. Mr. Zafros, their sponsor, trains the boys how to work the projector as well as giving them aid in all other endeavors. The hard work of both the club and sponsor is appreciated by the entire student body. President ..... , , .Gary Witvoet Vice President ..... .... G ene Dykema Secretary-Treasurer . . . Dick Korgenhoven A real haul this year! Film Committee. W John Vander Woude Sam Van Til CHAPEL COM ITTEE ll FIRST ROW Harriet Wiersma Mary Andriese, Nancy Van Beek, Arlene Student Chairman-Q Karen Vander vva . 1 , Arends, Della Rae Kuiper, Evelyn Oltoff. SECOND ROW: Rev. Bossenbroek, Mary Folkert, Karen Terpstra, Karen ' ' ' E1 ' a Paul Schoon, John Moes, Swart, Alice Boelens, Joyce Scheennga. THIRD ROW. Tom Schipper, Tom zing , John Vander Woude, Harris Van Drunen. C 'ttee under the sponsorship of Rev Bossenbroek is one of the most important organizations in The Chapel ommi , . . , our school. lt is composed of sophomores, juniors, and seniors who arrange a daily twenty minute service which includes a speaker, special music, and mass singing. Every Wednesday is Music Day which is mainly a program of musical numbers by students, faculty members, or one of the choirs or bands. We are thankful for the special holiday services which are planned by this hard working committee. 48 he olh STAFF Editor . . . Mary Ouwinga, Asst. Ed .... Steve Poortinga. Reporters . . . Roger Kramer, Grace Tuin- ' stra, Loran Meyerink. Sports . . . Ruth Wiersma, Allan Huizenga. Fine Arts . . . Jackie Mossel, Don Recker. Typists . . . Jo Ann Elzinga, Mary Leeg- C water. Artists . . , Neal Van Schouwen, Ruth Leep. fy Layout . . . Anne Fortuin, Pat Olthof. 7 Photographers . . . Junior Slager, Bob Vander I Woude. Business . . . Mark Van Drunen, Bonnie De Vries, Dan Lagestee. Sponsor . . . Miss Prins. Proof Readers . . . Marty l-luisjen, Joyce Elzinga. Business Manager . . . Jack Terpstra. f The ECHO, the school newspaper of llliana, is an echo as well as a pre-view of school events and activities, a source of information on teachers and students, and has some very interesting columns such as the Editorial and Miss Addy Vise. This year the ECHO was published twice monthly by the Juniors with Miss Prins as their advisor. Thanks, ECHO staff, for an excellent job! 49 SODALITAS BIBLIQTHECALIS ILLIA AE The S.B,I. Club is another new club at Illiana. Officers were elected in the spring of 1959, but the club was officially started and named at the beginning of this school year. It is made up of committees which are responsible for various jobs connected with the school library. Mr. Vander Meulen, the spon- sor ofthe club and head of our school library, is to be commended for his fine work, Pres .,.. Ruth De Boer 7 Sec ,..., Arlene Arends Treas. . , Carol De Leeuw 1 sc X. X r XX . X X 5 FUTURE TEACH ERS' CLLI B The Future Teachers' Club with Miss Schuringa as their sponsor is composed of junior and senior students who are considering teaching as their future vocation. The purpose of the club is to develop these teaching interests and to give ideas and information about teaching itself, This is done by having guest speakers, usually teachers, once a month. One of the highlights of the year was the Future Teachers' Convention held in Grand Rapids, Michigan, October 22. Many members attended and enjoyed the meetings and a tour of Knollcrest. 1 ' ' 2. 1 -Z.. CLUB OFFICERS President ........ Carol Rietveld cat Vice -President ..... Harriet Wiersma House Secretary-Treasurer , .Mary Folkert ii- LIL -r 2- -f F , , I Joy 2 ' .. 4. O O O of FRONT ROW: Ruth Van Drunen, Lynne Terpstra, Karen Vander Wall, Rosemary Piersma, Ruth Smit, Marcia Eenigenburg, Jan Keesen, Harriet Wiersma, Grace Tuinstra. BACK ROW: Sandra Van Deel, Sharon Kats Ruth Wiersma, Della Rae Kuiper, Anne Fortuin, Anna Mae Van Baren, Bonnie Scheeringa, Carol Deheeuw, Nancy Van Beek. FUTURE URSES CLUB 0 AQ K X Chairman ........ .... R uth Smit x E S Recording Secretary ............ Ruth Wiersma Q E 9 ' The Future Nurses Club is a group of Junior and Senior girls who are seriously considering nursing as their future career. gf J A A I P 3 x The purpose of the club is to stimulate the interests that these girls have in nursing and to help them to decide if X nursing is the career for them. Their sponsor is Mr. De S ' Young, who originated the club last year. 1- ' X J! 1 .4 5 X X 1 52 7 I BOWLI G CLLI B The Bowling Club is the only officially organized athletic club ofthe school. It consists of six teams which com- pete with each other every Tuesday at 3:00 P.M. The main purpose of this club is much like that of the basketball teams, i.e. skills and sportsmanship are developed. Thedifference comes in the fact that the bowling teams are intramural and do not compete with the teams of other schools as yet. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Meeter, this club is open for voluntary membership to Illiana students. 53 . l SOPHO ORE GIRLS' D BOYS' GLEE CLUBS Q Sopfiwmore Girls arid Boys iilcc ffifws Peru as trzzinirxgj jmtis for Ific Scriior Choir. it is mazidrirorjs iii Qt idctits .murcstcd iii joining rumor f1Tio.r joizi rfiesu groups CADET BA D BACK ROW: Terry Vander Aa, Ken Schepel, Bert Witvoet, Vaughn Olthof, Mr. Zafros, director, Rich Postma, Rodney Van Til, George Mossel, Larry Slager, Paul Boender, Dale Vander Aa, Matty Huizenga. FRONT ROW: Jim Kuiper, Frank Beezhold, Danny I-luisman, Kenny Huizenga, Robert Vander Kamp, Dave Brueker, Jerry De Young. A Xf The Cadet Band is a training group for the Senior Band. It is here that the budding band members perfect their musical skills to prepare them for Senior Band. The band plays in the two music concerts and in assemblies. is m v 1 - 'x i. 1'- 1 li 3 'I 1 FRONT ROW: Karen Terpstra, Edna Meeter, Sharon Van Til, John Eenigenburg, Paul Schoon, Jim Vander Wiede. SECOND ROW: Gloria Ruiter, Cynthia Van Heest, Shirley Huisenga, Janice Blom, Ellen Folkert, Bob De Young, Marty Huisjen, Betty Zigterman, Carol Maatman, Sandra Faber, Rich Brink. THIRD ROW: Marijane De Groot, Mary Jo Van Til, Rita Land, Karen De Young. STANDING: Fred De Vries, Junior Slager, Bonnie De Vries. 5. BAND OFFICERS President ................ Sam Van Til Secretary-Treasurer . . . . Nancy Groot Business Manager . . . . . Ron Rottier 56 FRONT ROW: Elaine Zandstra, Ron Rottier, Robert Van Baren, Arthur De Jong, Nancy Groot, Judy De Leeuw SECOND ROW: Bill Olthoff, Sam Van Til, Vem Vander Zee, John Witvliet, Roger Kramer, Ralph Monsma Leonard Jabaay, Marcella Krooswyk, Neal Van Schouwen, Bill Dirksen, Erwin Newenhouse. THIRD ROW Gary Vander Wall, David Olthoff, Karen Swart, John Moes, Don Recker. STANDING: George Zafros, Director SENIOR BAND This year the band has again had a profitable season under the direction of Mr. Zafros. They took part in two concerts and also played in chapel and assemblies, The highlight of the year was on March ll when they partici- pated in the Midwest Band Festival held at Calvin College in Grand Rapids Michigan. 57 Q 4 V Q p U, L I SENIOR HOIR FRONT ROW: Carolyn Huizenga, Judy De Leeuw, Phyllis Scheeringa, Judy Schepel, Iuadell Osterhuis, Arlene Dekker, Marlene Brink. SECOND ROW: Pat Olthof, Joyce Bakker, Pat Carlson, Kathy Schutt, Bonnie De Young, Della Rae Kuiper, Nancy Van Beek. THIRD ROW: Anna Mae Van Baren, Carol Rietveld, Jackie Lagestee, Torn Elzinga, Don Adams, Tom Bandstra, Dan Lagestee. FOURTH ROW: Pat Vander Bilt, Betty Zigterman, Don Recker, Tom Schipper, John Witvliet, Ron Rottier, Vern Vander Zee, Pete De Young. CHOIR COMMITTEES Robes . . .......,. Rosemary Piersma and Betty Zigterman Music . . . . . .Sharon Meter CHOIR OFFICERS President ,...... Carl Smits Secretary-Treasurer , Sandra Faber Business Manager . . Gary Schaap and Bonnie Scheeringa FIRST ROW: Melinda Vander Aa, Kathy Wilson, Shirley Dekker, Anne Fortuin, Phyllis Ericks, Bonnie Scheeringa, Carol Maatrnan, Evelyn Olthof, Mary Folkert, Bonnie De Vries. SECOND ROW: Lynne Terpstra, Arlene Arends, Harriet Wiersma, Ruth Wiersma, Jackie Mossel, Elaine Zandstra, Karen Mulder, Joan Terpstra, Donna Spoolstra, Marlene Postma. THIRD ROW: Gary Schaap, Ralph Monsma, John Swart, John Hoogewerf, Jim Ridder, Fred De Vries, Karen Vander Wall, Rosemary Piersma, Ruth Smit. FOURTH ROW: Carl Smits, Bill Dirksen, Ken Vander Wall, Bob Vander Woude, Bill Gravengoed, Cindy De Jong, Sandy Swart, Sandy Faber, Sharon Meter. Our Senior Choir has had another eventful year under the capable direction of George Zafros. They have sung in a number of churches, participated in the winter and spring music festivals, and added much O to our chapel services. F3 Dx! f X 59 MUSIC LESSGNS 'Z There 15 where I made a mxstake What's the matt he blooper er, onard? Make a Besrdes our chous and bands several students take mdrvrdual lessons Bernard Blumberg teaches brass Dan MBZIC mstructs the woodwrnd students Bernard Izzo grves vorce lessons and Joe Van Schouwen teaches percussron A httle more feehng 1n your vorce, Bonme HOW Can One bo y play all those drums 60 Z! , 'ig Il i 5 Q s o x M xl X 2 QP ACTIVITIES Sept Oct Oct Oct Nov Nov Dec Dec Dec an an an e Fe Fe Mar Mar Mar Mar A r A r A r A r May May May May un un J 4 3Apr2 CALENDAR OF EVENTS Student Actrvrty Day A11 School Skatrng Party End of frrst 6 weeks Teachers Conventron Veteran s Day Thanksgrvtng Vacatron End of Second 6 weeks ECHO Party Chrrstmas Vacatron Chorr Band Concert Semester Exams Hornecomrng Second semester beglns A11 School skatmg party A11 State Musrc Festtval Toboggan Party Drama Club Play End of markrng perrod Band to Grand Raprds Phys1ca1 Educ atron Demonstratron Senror Class Trrp Drama Club Play Good Frtday End of markrng perxod Senror Banquet Mother s Tea Band Chotr Concert Awards Nrght Banquet Memorral Day Semester Exams Graduatron 1960 . 15 ' ' . 19 ' . 21 ' gl . 22-23 ' ' ' . 11 ' I9 L . 26-27 ' 9 , 4 . 11 s 1 5 5 , 24- an. ' ' I . 21 '- I . 26-'27 I . 29 ' F b. 4 ' b. 6 ' ' ' Q51 f b. 17 X f Feb. 12 Linco1n's Birthday , ff . 3-4 J . 11 ' ' 1 ' . . . . 1- . ' ' ff, p . 7-8 gf 8 P. 15 . fa, p. 22 ' ' p 4 fl p. 29 ' 6 I 7 19 - ' 27 ' ' 30 ' I . 6-7 I g 8 1 62 YLF1 5-Q, I ECHO PARTY 1EKzn'.'.' I TU' ' E 5.1 wh 1IY'!' ILL ILL I T HILL I FFIIXITFISY IO- - -IELL FLEFIT .N f ,T RJ 'f .1 ' Classroom Capers Big Bl OW -up D I FF-INTFI5 F air Peek g ,m.l. I FLEP A Well -bal ., U Facu Ity , Quartet Ch T i Find a wheel, and it goes As it spins, along with a happy sound. round, round, round. LL SCHQOL SKATING PARTY A D TOBCGGA PARTY We got our tobbaggans . . . Boy, those stairs look steep . We're all ready to go . . Sure is a ball . . . But it's a--ugh--long way up We girls asked the boys out . . . but we couldn't think of any . . . that were nicer than our own guys, DLIRI G TWIRP WEEK We did everything from work in cleaners . . . and cutting up dead cows . . . f T 'JL QA 0..' C x 1- ' R Il ll j f fa- ' Q. Too bad I can't say I have to baby sit. N STLIDE T ACTIVITY DAY to candl ing eggs. :- lug HGMECOMI G Q31 Mlss Illiana, 1960 --ARLENE ARENDS , ' 4, i7,'1fI:sfM . .. - ' '.- ' . , + ef 1- gl! . ' , N ':: 1: Cn A4-3-51 , .U 1 , Wi Ruth De Boer, Bonnie Scheeringa, Arlene Arends Rose Plersma Nancy Groot 'aww - , r 1 1 i . n . Q xH f 5 ,IYJJ - 5 f 1 T 433, Ks Q- . E: , , ig x X X 4' gn LAX x 'Yi r 7 Pk 1 I 1 x ,nf e Me 1 M! RW -lisa - 9 A ii 4 ' .Jlf'Qlf- fa ' Q ff fi Q. he f . 3 2 1 1 i ' 1 Miss llliana 59 --Janet Nederhoo . A. 4 'r'- Presentation of first place award to Dramatics Club for the best Home- coming display. l 3 2 1 l d I960 lnnxx u-ammo? Ruth De Boer, Nancy Groot, Arlene Arends, Rose Piersma, Bonnie Scheeringa, Jan Nederhood waiting to go on the stage. The most exciting moments! Who will it be? Time for Miss Illiana and her court to relax. -DAY u 4,1 2131 qlg' in , l . F '. U D ig P In wiv' 1 l pai v ' 1 i l v 'YVA i Q' Y vi 'gffib W' v 4 n. iz! tfvy 4,' A N44 I 'Iv ' 5 2--5 ,V l , 5 A .. l A: 'V' . i p 5' l K I A r . v V it TAP' l- . -- Janis, get busyg there's lots more to do! !u:,,,.vr G X Sufi! 'if' vv ..?'lr ,, 5 F' : 5' 'S R ,, ', iii :Q td git f?':gF'!w 9 - r t il lm -' n. . - - , ' 'lv sv 'N . r ' ,V A' tsl, S Q 5 GI up ' yi A' ,ig 'Mft f ,,. .MII . ',.l'hn.n.1 Kids, let's cheer! ll WJ! INFIQS First place winner Dramatics Club. Rev. Malestein presenting our Home- R coming chapel message. Hey, Son, where's your uniform? Second place winner Student Council. What a boring job! Keep talking, Miss Prius. ,,..-Ax Third place winner Sophomore Girls' Glee Club. HOMECOMI G GAME These are the pictures from our homecoming game with St. Wjllibrord. The Vikings were victorious in both games. The score of the first game was Illiana 45, St. Willibrord 31. In the second game the Vikings had 59 points while the Warriors scored only 41. Jump high Come on Vikings Jump low Let s go Go GO! ASSEMBLIES ln! The long and the short of it Who's the biggest sucker? Come on, you Ja11b1rds We are Santa's reindeer 70 I'rn gettin' nuttin' for Christmas 5 r 'H ASSEMBLIES I'm dreammg of a whlte Chnstmas Ash Here comes Suzy Snowilake Krazy Kangaroos LIN LIP We must be h93Vlly guarded 71 .1 N x X . f iff NN H- f fo - S2 MUSIC ACTIVITIES Our chous and glee clubs often supplement our chapel servlces Our sophomore glee club sang at our Thanksgwmg chapel servlce and at Chnstmas nme our sen1or chou' gave a Chnstmas cantata called Nxght of Muacles 72 , 4- 1 I A3 , 'n-,l . . , . . . . ,, . . ,, Wy: f 74415171011-v I 5 ' 2 z 7 by I Y I I' .- ' r X J 4 L . ' ' x J v', I ij J 1 - J -' . . -I -4 U ' or ' , 'I . ' I I , I .1 I - I 'fc igf-51 A S PORTS , ' K1 I xi P .JDM X VARSITY TEAM FIRST ROW B111 Gravengoed Band1 Zongor Sam Van T11 B111 Olthof Don Adams SECOND Schutt, Gene Keeson Curt Moes, Tom Sch1pper Student Manager, Mr Calsbeek Coach Another point, Sam Thlnk It w111 come down? 74 ROW: John van Zyl--Student Manager, Jim,Ridder, John gwart, Hank,Vander Wall., George Nov. Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE ..,...Wheaton........ St. Marion ,.... .......... St. Francis ..... ..,...... St. Willibrord ..,......... . ,.,. Glenwood ..,... . ,,,,,,fvlorganPark...., St, Marion ...,.......,... Timothy ........ University High . . , St. Willibrord ............, St. Francis ..,............ ,4,,,,G1enwood..,.... ......MorganPark..... ...,.,Timothy........ there here here there there there here there here there here there here there here there Who will get the ball? Jump high 75 Sam to the rescue JU IOR VARSITY XJ 'lu f ,ff .45 FIRST ROW Jack Newenhouse, Ken Schepel, Robert Van Kalker Wes Smlts SECOND ROW John Van Zyle Student Manager Bob Vander Kamp, George Mos sel, Herb Scholten, Glenn De Young Tom Schlpper Student Manager THIRD ROW Mr Vander Meulen Coach Terry Vander Werff, Lambert Erlcks Jxm Vander Wnede Larry De Graff, Bob Holleman 76 SITTING--Dave Breuke r, Jim Kuiper, Larry Slager, KNEELING--Henry Vlaardingerbroek, Bob Vander Kamp, Ken Schepel, Ted Bandstra, STANDING--Mr. Vander Meulen--coach, Rich Postma, Roland Leep, Larry De Graff, Lambert Eriks, George Mossel, Tom Schipper--student manager. FRESHMAN BOYS' AND GIRLS' TEAMS SITTING--Sharon Lubbers, Lois Kramer, Sharon Knol, Sharon Vanden Handel, Theresa Vander Wielen Ruth Hoogewerf, Beverly Ellens, STANDING--Sandy Faber--manager, Trudy Bandstra, Phyllxs De Jong, Mary Lou Schepel, Trudy Auwerda, Janet Terpstra, Miss De Jonge--coach. 5 l 4 Vi 5 i XJ y K' KF +- Cheerleaders Bonme De Vrxes, Ruth Smlt Captam Sharon Meter, Rosemary Plersma, and Dorothy Kooy VARSITY CHEERLE DERS Thanks to our cheerleaders for domg a wonderful Job of msptrmg our team and keepmg up school spult Wearmg our teams tradtuonal colors of green and whlte they jumped and yelled to urge our teams to vtctory 78 L ., x h S ll f gm X1 ,K N' Q X X X 1' X ff 'J 5 4.f1P' KATHY FRANCIS 1 X ELLEN JU IOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS V d th Freshman teams. They are These are the Junior Varsity cheerleaders whose task it is to root for the J. . an e from left to right: Kathy Keeson, Frances Boelens, and Ellen Folkert. A TYPICAL FRIDAY NIGHT We go to cheer our Vrkmgs to Vrctory Tlme out for refreshments Afterwards IIS the tradrtronal P1223 and 80 pepsr li V X fix X DEPARTMENTS fl i , M COMMERCIAL ,,,,J' f Mr Schxpper Bookke epmg Shorthand Typmg E GLISH Mr De CIOOI Composltlon MI 12913 Llterature Mr. Meeter Grammar Miss Prins 82 FOREIC5 LA GUAGE Mr Kxuezer German Latm MATHEMATICS Mr Kort Algebra Mathemamcs M: Vanden Hoek Mechanxcal Drawlng 83 Mr. De Groot Geometry Trigonometry MUSIC .- - Q I Mr Zafros Freshman Musxc Glee Clubs Chou Bands PHYSICAL EDLICATIO YUJ7 Mx Calsbeek Boys' Phys Ed M155 De Jonge GH15' Phys Ed 84 , . 5 i ,- B , 'I I 2 . A' if , I , 1 L Q ' . -U I ' - Vx RELIGIO '1 YMX Rev Bossenbroek Church HISIOIY Mr Vander Meulen Chnstnan Doctnne SCIENCE Mr. Vaden Hoek Mr. Leep Mr De Young Mr. Calsbeek General Sclence Physlcal Scxence Mlss De Jonge Bxology Health Che m1 stry PhYS1 c s 83 l ' M, r I A' X . X. ,. K X 1 I , 7 ' A f X N' SOCIAL STUDIES i 'Qi f lb Mx Vander Meulen U S HISEOTY Govemment Mxss Schunnga World Hlstory CIVICS Mxss De Jonge Modern I-hstory Geography Mr De Groot SPEECH My Leap Speech 86 .Jn E E E ' ff, U iv Y B 1' x ff UNDERCLASSMEN 7 ! W - J I , Nh ln' 8 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President ......... Don Adams Vice-President ..... -lim Ridder Treasurer ..... . . . Don Recker Secretary .... . . . Phylis Scheeringa Q35 Mx. Schlpper MI- Calsbeek Miss Schuringa JUNIOR CIASS SPONSORS -3 Don Adams -a T7 at Carlson 'E' Peter De Young '-0 Joyce Bakker Cynthza De Jong Sandra Dykstra Q47 in fm Anne J am es Fortmun Groe n Am F Marty I'h11SJ81'l -D fl Allen Hulzenga 'Vw' Elxzabeth Beezhold Judy De Leeuw Jo Ann Elzmga wear' Judy Groen Annette Hulzenga Bruce Blauw MQW Bonnie De Vnes Joyce Elzlnga v-.V ,l Af, Darlene Ronald Boersm a Broertj es 4' Tom De Vn es 'V- Tom Elunga '-'Q B1 Clan Grevengoed Hoeksema Q1 ix Tom Hulzenga 89 'Y'T De Young 'L Phylhs Encks -.I Nat Davld Hoeksem a 'Q v Gene an Keesen Keesen Manlyn Bultema 'qv' Bonnle De Young Slurley Fxsher 'xl John Hoogewerf aff.,- Janell Kexser ,,. ' A J ,-6 7. 15 fs '. G if , ,, ,h ,: 1, 'B .m Y I I .0 -6 ld -- T7 -...Q ,, 'J' 'N , 1 N. '1- 1 ' Akai in A ff' N' I J ' V 2'-'ll fl! I 'I' , - PQ fypff' 2 Q ' ' L J 1-. W fl. A ri. 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George Schutt 'if 'N Robert Messmaker Uh f T Gretna Oostm an 'nr Glona Ruxter Junior Slager Kulper Loren Meyerrnk ,no- Q '-9 gs Rlch Oostm an sf ,,f Joyce Scheerlnga 'G Donna J ac lue Mossel fr Frances Oostra P' an Lagestee 7 Karen Mulder 'Q rn ? Mary Ouwmga 'T Phylhs Scheermga John Spoolstra Swart 90 Judy Schepel Mary Leegwater .N .vw H1 B1 Olthoff Steve Poortmga Q' -0' Norma Schepel !Y I Dennis Ronald Swets Swets Ruth Lee p a Olthof Donald Recker -qu YT? ffl: Tom Schlpper 'rv 65 Joan Terpstra in it it V? Nancy Van Beek John Grace Terpstra Tulnstra yi!- lff A Nelson Glorxa Vander Zee Van Drunen Van Drunen 1' John Ham et Van Zyl Wrersma QF- lwnlff 'fig Carol Ray Vander VN all Vander VN all ,Mag nu. W-7 ff Cynthl a Van Van He est Eugene Kanegan N 2 5? Hank Ruth W rersm a Zandstra Bert ob Vander Vvrelen Vander NN oude I7 ff Vwalrta Ne al Van Van Schowen Kanegan 4-x Bandl Zongor The up's and doxm's of the Junror Class ' 91 Rev Bossenbroek 5? Mr. Meeter SOPHOMORE CLASS SPONSORS rd' ,1 '1 R wif S SS 1 5 E N 'rv W '17 :Q- 54.,-Q ::: Mary Janice Pat Tom Andriese Blom Blom Boomsma , S ,., V Z7 Y ' V' 1 V ,M 3 ,ffi A ,Emu '5 , 'A P vft Q57 'K .ar 3 3 R Z ,, A V K W ' 4 S ', ilxa, gi br V ' r--r' if W ' I iff, f if f 1-ff Sf , f f f Ben Rich Harvey Marilyn Warren Marijane Bos Brink Bultema De Graaf De Graff De Groot , an S '-V-: if Y. R R'S S a M gf' . ' L i ' .0 :' 3 -H .'Q? ' ,I ar' .4 1 .J ,f 1 ,, ,if ..Y-:nz Barbara Violet Carl Janet Glenn Jerry Dekker De Mick De Vries De Vries De Young De Young 92 Mr. Zafros -1? 'Wk s , lb 'P x H I .Q 6 f Arthur De Jong A,.,, bw fl 4 T7 5 Karen De Young Wesley Dirksen D- fl 'ff 33. 91 W? A Bmw? Shlrley Dykem a Ken Ahce Couwens Hlllegonds Karen Huxzenga rv Judy Korten hoeven 4754 PP Pe arl Hux zen g a Bonme Kramer ie 1 4 vu , in ' V7 l John Ruth Moes Monsm a at Dykstra 'gr-s Robert Hollem an 5 -J xkygwwf Leonard J ab aay Marcella Krooswyk fo ,, FS' , mf LOIS Nederhood Ruth Ann Dykstra Frances Houtsma A X Judle Keevexs 'S Drck Kmper u A lx' -J ...Q Erwin Newenhoube Q3 John Eenrgenburg Elame Hnuzenga WW '19 Allan Knudsen Vf Y Rxta Land X1 A -4 I 'eu , K rn: -'Hr Tim Enks 'Y Jacque11ne Hurzenga Dolores Koolstra A? Roger Lange s. a Davxd Linda Olthoff Petut vi- Joanne Flrkkema Jamce Hulzenga ff' Dorothy Kooy --9 Sharon Lolkema 'Q Marcla Remsma A ' 1 ' J J on M fg.-gr N Q as 7' I ' , f 0 s Y , VI' t X .- A sa ' 05 ' ' .M ,J -A I L ' , '3' . .. 5 A- , easy.. I F 4 . - if Fe ll . P , I xt .gf Q , ' Q h N J , . 1 J ' ' ' 9' 'J v. 'IT' 1- 1 5 .15 J.. 'M 5 rd .M 3 J rg, fi .4 ' .A f V.. f -- W , Q - IJ! 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K-1 Lois Bultema 3, Miss De Jonge FRESHMAN CLASS SPONSORS 2 Trudy Auwerda ,X uv fu 'U' .qv - L 'YL Paul a Bliss vor' 2. Lorraine De Boer Jacob Bakker, Jr. 4 H in! -Q Frances Boelens 7-. 'un' I- 'xr .-: ' ... Cf Larry De Graff Trudee Ted Bandstra Bandstra 4 ii-7' fa. I S if A ' 1 Paul Mary Lou Boender Boerefyn qv Phyllis Frances De Jong De Vries 95 ul , , x '11 Frank Beezhold 'Off' 'of 'Ur' W6 Marsha Bos .X ' 1 -f cf Shiuee Douma Mr. Leep Dave Breuke r -A 'S' Beverly Ellens 'W fl! X X7 Kg Lambert Ellen Terry Enks Folkerf Gouwens an Hulsman IQ Lols Kramer Q-.-43' Henry Lentlng Lois Ooms 'HW' V? Hulzenga Jim Kulper 5' Jacob Lentlng -3' Aff Pete Poortlnga Kenneth Hulzenga 9 hnda Kmper E Sha ron Lubbers fi 'F--v Richard Postma , -J Betty Herman Martln Hmzenga 47 ,4 Rxchy Kmper 3 'D Bonm e Jane Ruth Hoeksrra Hofstra Hoogewerf Kathy Keesen F Beverly Lange 0: Loren Carol Mensmga MOSS if Gerald Sharon Klomplen Knol I Gerald Rowland Ieep Leep Q? 5 George Mossel ft Frankie Durk Powers Remsema Relnsma 96 Vaughn Olthoff 5 Rxcky Rletve 1d Barbara Robmson at-'Nw Larry Slager 42 Robert Vander Kamp '13- Rodney Van 1 'wag- q... 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Q f Q -0 V .vf1 A EXTRA CURRICLILAR ACTIVITIES ARLENE ARENDS Glee Club Pres 2 Basketball 2 Chou 3 4 Chapel Commrttee 2 3 4 Natronal Honor Socrety 2 3 Semorettes 4 Future Teachers Club 3 4 SBI sec 3 4 Dramatrcs Club 4 Student Councrl Sec 3 Sprre 4 Pep Club 2 3 MARLENE BAKKER Glee Club 2 Cadet Band 1 2 Senrorettes 4 Pep Club 2 TOM BANDSTRA Glee Club 2 Band 1 2 3 Basketball 1 Chou 3 4 Vrsual Ed 4 Bowlmg Club 2 ALICE BOELEINS Glee Club 2 Chapel Commrttee 4 Senrorettes 4 SBI 4 Future Nurses Club 4 Dramatrcs 4 MARLENE BRINK Glee Club 2 Basketball 1 2 Chou 3 4 Echo 3 Semorettes Vrce Pres 4 Future Teachers Club 3 4 SBI 4 Dramatrcs Club 4 Student Councrl 1 Bowlmg Club 4 Pep Club 2 RUTH DE BOER Glee Club 2 Natronal Honor Socrety 2 3 Sen1orettes 4 Future Teachers Club 3 4 SBI Pres 3 4 Dramatrcs Club 4 Sprre 4 Sec Treas of Class 1 ARLEEN DEKKER Glee Club 2 Chou 3 4 Semorettes 4 Future Teachers Club 3 4 SHIRLEY DEKKER Glee Club 2 Chou' 3 4 Senrorettes 4 Future Teachers Club 3 4 SBI 4 Dramatrcs Club 4 Spue 4 Cheerleader 1 2 Pep Club 3 WESLEY DEKKER Glee Club 2 Chotr 3 Echo Ed 3 Vrsual Ed 4 Bowlmg Club 2 4 CAROL DE LEEUW Glee Club 2 Basketball 1 2 Chapel Commrttee 2 Sen1orettes 4 Future Nurses Club 4 Future Teachers Club 3 4 SBI Treas 3 4 G A A 2 Pep Club 2 3 MARLENE DE MICK Echo 3 Semorettes 4 Future Teachers Club 3 SBI 4 Pep Club 3 MAVIS DE VALK Glee Club 2 Sen1orettes 4 Pep Club 3 FRED DE VRIES Glee Club 2 Band 1 2 3 4 Basketball Manager 2 Chorr 3 4 Vrsual Ed 4 Dramatrcs Club 4 Student Councrl 2 Sptre Ed 4 KAY DE YOUNG Glee Club 2 Basketball 1 Semorettes 4 Future Teachers Club 3 4 SBI 4 Pep Club 2 MYRNA DE YOUNG Glee Club 2 Sen1orettes 4 NANCI DE YOUNG Glee Club 2 Semorettes 4 Future Teachers Club 3 4 SBI 4 PAT DE YOUNG Glee Club 2 Echo 3 Sen1orettes 4 Sprre 4 Bowlmg Club 3 4 Pep Club 2 3 BILL DIRKSEN Glee Club 2 Band 1 2 3 4 Chou 3 4 Vlsual Ed 4 EUGENE DYKEMA Glee Club 2 Echo 3 Natronal Honor Socrety 2 Vrsual Ed Vtce Pres 4 Dramatrcs Club 4 Pres of Class 1 SHERRY DUNKE2 Glee Club 2 Chou 3 4 Sen1orettes 4 Dramattcs Club 4 MARCIA EENIGENBURG Glee Club 2 Senrorettes 4 Future Nurses Club 3 4 SBI 3 4 Pep Club 2 GLORIA ELLENS Glee Club 2 Senrorettes 4 Future Teachers Club 3 4 SBI 4 SANDY FABER Glee Club 2 Band 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 Chou 3 Sec 4 Echo 3 Chapel Com mrttee 2 3 Nattonal Honor Socrety 3 Senrorettes 4 Future Teachers Club 3 4 SBI 4 Dramatrcs Club4 Sp1re4 GAA 23 PepClub23 MARY FOLKHZT Glee Club 2 Chou 3 4 Chapel Commtttee 4 Senrorettes 4 Future Teachers Club 3 Sec Treas 4 Dramatxcs Club 4 Student Councll 4 Pep Club 2 NANCY GROOT Glee Club Sec 2 Band 1 2 3 Sec Treas 4 Basketball 1 2 Chapel Commrttee 2 Future Teachers Club 3 4 SBI 3 4 Dramatrcs Club 4 Student Councxl Sec 4 Bowlmg Club 3 Pep Club 2 3 JANIS HAAK Glee Club 2 Band 1 2 Echo 3 Semorettes 4 Future Teachers Club 4 Dramatrcs Club 4 Spxre 4 Sec of Class 4 IAMCE HOOGEWERF Glee Club 2 Senrorettes 4 Future Teachers Club 4 SBI 4 Pep Club 2 98 1 'I 1 11 111 ' 1 . 1 ' 1 1 . 1 11 1 11 -11 1 ., , ,. 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' 1 1 1 1 1 1 - ARLENE HOUTSMA Glee Club 2 Senrorettes 4 Bowlrng Club 4 Pep Club 3 CAROL HOUTSMA Glee Club 2 Semorettes 4 CAROLYN HUIZENGA Glee Club 2 Chou 3 4 Semorettes 4 ELAINE HUIZENGA Glee Club 2 Semorettes 4 SBI 4 SHIRLEY HUISENGA Glee Club 2 Band 1 2 3 4 Senrorettes 4 Bowlrng Club 4 Pep Club 2 SHARON KATS Glee Club 2 Senrorettes 4 Future Nurses Club 3 4 SBI 3 4 Pep Club 2 CAROL MAATMAN Glee Club 2 Band 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 Chou 3 4 Senlorettes 4 SBI 4 Bowlmg Club 3 G A A 1 Pep Club 3 SHARON METER Glee Club 2 Band 1 2 3 4 Cholr 4 Sentorettes 4 Cheerleader 1 4 Bowlmg Club 3 4 Pep Club 3 CURT MOES Glee Club 2 Cadet Band 1 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Vrsual Ed 4 RALPH MONSMA Glee Club 2 Band 1 2 3 4 Cho1r 3 4 Natronal Honor Socrety 2 Vrsual Ed 4 Dramatrcs Club 4 Spue 4 BARB MUDGE Senlorettes 4 Future Teachers Club 4 EVELYN OLTHOF Glee Club 2 Cholr 4 Chapel Commtttee 4 Semorettes 4 Future Teachers Club 3 4 SBI 4 Dramatlcs Club 4 Pep Club 2 ROSEMARY PIERSMA Glee Club Vrce Pres 2 Basketball 2 Chorr 3 4 Echo 3 Semorettes 4 Fu ture Nurses Corres Sec 3 member 4 Future Teachers Club 4 SBI 4 Dramatrcs Club 4 Student Councrl 2 Splre 4 Cheerleader 2 4 Bowllng 2 3 Pep Club 3 ELAINE POORTINGA Glee Club 2 Senlorettes 4 Pep Club 3 MARLENE POSTMA Chou 4 Senrorettes 4 SBI 4 CAROL RIETVELD Glee Club 2 Cholr 3 4 Echo 3 Senrorettes 4 Future Teachers Club Pres 3 4 SBI 4 Dramatxcs Club 4 Jumor Class Sec Pep Club 3 GARY SCHAAP Glee Club 2 Basketball 1 2 Chou 3 Bus Mgr 4 Natlonal Honor Soctety 2 Vrsual Ed 4 Future Teachers Club 4 Splre 4 Vlce Pres of Class 1 BONNIE SCHEEQINGA Glee Club 2 Cadet Band 1 Chou 3 4 Senrorettes 4 Future Nurses Club 4 Future Teachers Club 3 4 SBI 4 Student Councrl Treas 3 Pep Club 2 3 PAUL SCHOON Glee Club 2 Band 1 2 3 4 Chapel Commlttee 1 2 4 Vlsual Ed 4 KATHY SCHUTT Cho1r 4 Senlorettes 4 RUTH SMIT Glee Club 2 Chou 3 4 Echo 3 Natlonal Honor Socrety 3 Senrorettes 4 Future Nurses Club 3 Charrman 4 Future Teachers Club 4 SBI 4 Dramatrcs Club 4 Student Councrl 1 Splre 4 Cheerleader 2 3 Captaln 4 Bowlmg Club 2 CARL SMITS Glee Club 2 Chou 3 Pres 4 Vrsual Ed 4 Bowlrng Club 2 KAREN SWART Glee Club 2 Band 1 3 4 Basketball 1 Chapel Commrttee 2 3 4 Semorettes 4 ture Nurses Club 4 SBI 3 4 Pep Club 2 Bowlrng Club 4 SANDY SWART Glee Club 2 Basketball 1 2 Chou 3 4 Semorettes 4 KAREN TERPSTRA Glee Club 2 Band 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 Chapel Commlttee 4 Senrorettes 4 Future Teachers Club 3 4 SBI 3 4 Pep Club 2 3 LYNINE TERPSTRA Glee Club 2 Cholr 3 4 Echo 3 Senrorettes 4 Future Nurses Club 4 Future Teachers Club 3 4 SBI 4 Student Councrl 4 Pep Club 2 3 SANDY VAN DEEL Glee Club 2 Basketball 1 2 Echo 3 Chapel Commlttee 2 3 Natronal Honor Soclety 3 Senrorettes 4 Future Teachers Club 3 4 SBI 3 4 Dramatlcs Club 4 Spue 4 Bowl 99 RONALD ROTTIEY Glee Club 2g Band 1,2,3, Business Manager 4g Choir 3,4g Visual Ed, 4. s . . s : ' , . : ' : FU- Ing Club 3 Pep Club 2 3 MELINDA VANDER AA Glee Club 2 Chou 3 4 Semorettes 4 Future Teachers Club 3 Bowlrng Club 3 Pep Club 2 3 PAT VANDERBILT Glee Club 2 Chotr 3 4 Semorettes Pres 4 Future Teachers Club 3 4 SBI 3 Bowlrng Club 4 DEWEY VANDER NOORD Glee Club 2 Vrsual Ed 4 Bowlmg Club 2 HARRY VANDER NOORD Band 1 2 3 4 Vrsual Ed 4 Dramattcs Club 4 GRACIE VANDER WAL Glee Club 2 Semorettes 4 SBI 3 4 Pep Club 1 2 HANK VANDER WALL Basketball 1 4 Chapel Commrttee 1 Vrsual Ed 4 Bowlmg Club 2 3 KAREN VANDER WALL Glee Club 2 Basketball 1 2 Chou 3 4 Chapel Commrttee Charrman 4 Semorettes 4 Future Nurses Club 3 4 SBI 4 Dramatrcs Club 4 Bowlrng Club 4 Pep Club 3 KEN VAN DER WALL Glee Club 2 Basketball 2 Mgr 1 Chou 3 4 Natronal Honor Socrety 2 3 Vrs ual Ed 4 Future Teachers Club 4 Dramatrcs Club 4 Student Councrl 1 3 Pres 4 Pres of Class 3 LORRAINE VANDER WEIDE Glee Club 2 Semorettes 4 SBI 3 4 EDITH VANDER WIELEN Glee Club 2 Semorettes 4 JOHN VANDER WOUDE Glee Club 2 Chapel Commrttee 3 4 Vtsual Ed 4 Bowltng Club 2 Pres 4 VERN VANDER ZEE Band 1 2 3 4 Chou 4 Vrsual Ed 4 Future Teachers Club 4 Sprre 4 RUTH VAN DRUNEN Glee Club 2 Basketball 1 2 Semorettes Sec 4 Future Nurses Club 3 4 Future Teachers Club 4 SBI 4 CAROL VAN KANEGAN Glee Club 2 Semorettes 4 SBI 3 4 Bowlrng Club 3 Sec Treas 4 Pep Club ALAN VAN TIL Glee Club 2 Vrsual Ed 4 SAM VAN TIL Band 1 2 3 Pres 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Echo 3 Vrsual Ed 4 Vrce Pres of Class 4 JOHN VAN WIEREN Glee Club 2 Basketball 1 V1sual Ed 4 Bowlmg Club 2 3 JIM WIERSMA Glee Club 2 Vrsual Ed 4 Dramatlcs Club 4 KATHIE WILSON Glee Club 2 Chou 3 4 Semorettes 4 Future Teachers Club 4 SBI 4 Dramattcs Club 4 ARLENE WITVLIET Glee Club 2 Cadet Band 1 2 Semorettes 4 Future Teachers Club 3 4 SBI 4 Dramatrcs Club 4 Bowlmg Club 3 GARY WITVOET Vrsual Ed Pres 4 Dramatrcs Club 4 Bowlmg Club 4 JOHN WITVLIET Band 1 2 3 4 Chou 3 4 Vrsual Ed 4 Future Teachers Club 4 Dramatrcs Club 4 Student Councll 3 4 Vrce Pres of Class 3 Pres of Class 4 HERB WOLDT Glee Club 2 Vtsual Ed 4 DAVID ZANDSTRA Glee Club 2 Vrsual Ed 4 Dramatrcs Club 4 ELAINE ZANDSTRA Glee Club 2 Band 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 Chorr 3 4 Echo 3 Semorettes 4 Future Teachers Club 3 4 Dramatrcs Club 4 Treas of Class 3 Pep Club 2 BETTY ZIGTERMAN Glee Club 2 Band 1 2 3 4 Chou 3 4 Echo 3 Semorettes Treas 4 Future Teachers Club 3 4 SBI 3 Student Councrl 2 Sptre 4 Cheerleader 1 2 Bowlmg Club 3 4 Pep Club 3 ALICE ZOETENAAN Glee Club 2 Semorettes 4 Student Counctl 1 Bowltng Club 3 G A A 1 100 3. RON VAN PROOYEN Cadet Band 1,2g Visual Ed, 45 Bowling Club 4. CW' Q fjff f I ,i , ff be f I 'N' 0 wx 5 L f X And who says teachers aren't on the ball'7' 'The Freshman Assembly complete wrth cops and robbers ' Bobbmg for apples 11 1 ...Q A Typlcal I-hgh School oe 37 Isn't lt amazmg what a llttle heat can do? What's a banquet wnhour food? What's S0 fascmatmg? . V W , 2 Q X? ix X! Illl3l'13.'S Future Faculty 1 Play ffgm the heart The GREAT Rubmoff 102 , x' ', Q ' lu ' fe ' g 1 J H v 1 E 4 5 H :up v H 1,5 up 4 ' Q ax . x rw' ' if - ' 3 . 7 , 9 ah t 3 I f 5 , X l ' ,r Wxwlglf rf V1 queens In HCUOH' What's Lhrs? Jumor Ja11b1rds Keep your eye on the ball' Don's just srt there eat somethmg Whols the gullgy one? Better luck next tmme Loren' 3 ffff I ,.,,.:-uv! QM f .v 4 -1 'gh Ill' I Il1iana's Charlie , Weaver T 0 h xous OPQWUO e gheckerb Sei quafegn Card the byY5g 1 Cra dle ff Q 4 f 441' Qw- ' w . . 'Y f',-3.9. E-I Y , f...,Q :lil Q ai lg' Hg? GLIR .SPDNSORS Van's Construction S Vander Werff GR 4 1577 P Vander Noord GR 4-4574 Resldentlal Commercial Industrial Excavations Road Bulldlng Land Development ZAN DSTRA FRU IT MARKET Lake County's Most Complete Line of Fresh and Frozen Fruits and Vegetables Outlet for Pleasant View Dairy Products Phone: TEmple 8-1155 2615 Highway Avenue Highland Indiana John M. Van Deraa S66 Ray at LEE'S BARBER SHOP RFU TOR Phone f'R1n1te 41804 18003 Torrence Xve 2445 Rldge Road IBHSITIQ III Ianslng Illlnols WE STAND BFHIND FX F RY IGB freetmgs and Best lzsfzes R055 REFORMED CHURCH Uornmg Worshlp ll OO A N1 Pvenlng Worshlp O0 P N1 Qundav School 9 46 -X X1 41st Awe at Whltcomb St fam Indlan 1 TI mer 11488 Brxngmg the Word of Cod to 1 groxungz C0mmUUltY ,rw IM Wm S. TEmp1e 8 0674 John Van Prooyen Palntlng and Decorating 2808 G rfleld St Hghla d C plz e tso Van Schouwen s Barber Shop Highland Jacob Van Tn Plumbing 8 Heating Contractor 29 G f HA e 33131 coln St H ghla d 2711 Hlghl d Indl na Ph n TEmple 8-1083 a ' . i n Ind. om 'm n f 9 Complimemof John Swart Jr , o 05 ar ie v . Ain ' ' Ind. i n ' an 'a o e PH SINKI HA SINCI HR FINOIIW Z E N G FJISIIIINE Auto Service 8905 W cker Park Ill d I la d I d Don t Fuss Call Us FP mpl 8-9850 C plzments Zandstra Bros Chuck Duck Bull Farm Hlghland, Ind .lack H Scheermga Fresh Frults In Season Flowers In Season Gr1ff1th, Ind Complinz, ts of HC PX F vi ' v . Iigh n , rx . ' 1 e . om ' of ' vAN's TV a APPLIANCES RCA LANSING LUMBER Whirlpool General Electric 2629 Highway Ave. Highland, Ind. CO. TE 8-3337 Lumber - Millwork 8 l Insulation S Bulldmg Materials DR P A BOELENS Phone GRan te 4 3640 DR R V CARLSON Q Complz e ts of HOWARD S SGNS QUALITY MEATS 719 Bldg Ro d 'II ster Indlana Pho e TEmple 6800 Complimnsof . . . a 1 i- . . . - ' ' ' ' 'mn ' e a nun , ' n: BOB VAN TIL SOUTH HOLLAND BOWLING LANES General Commdor Boulmg Balls Bags Shoes Soda Fountazn Snack Bar 3249 Condlt St AIR CONDITIOAED Hlghland Indlana 16113 South Park Ave TE 'P1e 8 3435 south Holland 111 ED 1 6113 Televlslon Phonograph Complzments BILL s RADIO a TV SERVICE AND SALES ED 1 7681 ROTTIER BUILDERS 16108 South Park Ave South Holland Illlnols Compllments KEN RIDGE BOWLING AMF Automahcs 8835 Kennedy Ave Highland 1nd1ana TEmp1e 8-1086 Complzments Of R. KORTENHOEVEN Building Contractor Radio-FM Hi-Fi Equip. , . Of . of Of SOUTH HCLLAND TRUST S SAVINGS BANK f BRANDSMA CONSTRUCTIGN CO Builders of Quality Homes Co plzment f VAN DRUNEN GARDINER S LUMBER gt 5UppLY HARDWARE 8. SUPPLY Uualztw Ilaterzals for the RuLIz'er 18059 Torrence Ave Lonsm I0 6 f 1 ne Phone EDlson I 6000 g IIIlnols C Ill erzs LEEP S PLUMBING 8. HEATING SUPPLIES 2627 Hugh oy A enue CLOVER LEAF MOTEL Highland Indlcznc: U S Highway 6 Phone TE 8 2772 South Holland IIIlno s Complmzents 0 JACK E WALKER 8 ROBERT G. TESSAR I nz ' s 0' I H, ' 1 E1 . . . and I. m 70 rn . I 'I75 West I62nd Sf. South HoIIond, III. Phone: GRgnife 4-0020 ' 0mm 'm t. 1 w v I ' I ' f 1 7,1 .1 'V - muscle ml: a sung lg LAN SING FLORAL SHOP -A Anniversary Flowers Funeral Flowers lw7 '--.N 3240 Rndge Road Granite 4 1212 LANSING PAINT 8 SUPPLY CO Drapery Hardware I It s Insurance We Have lt Custom Made Drapes CLARENCE H DeYOUNG Floor 8. Wall Coverings Palms I6I2O South Park Avenue Pratt 8x Lambert Dutch Boy South holland IIIlno1s Complete Wallpaper Selection phone ED -I 2885 es ED -I 5314 32I9 Rngde Road Lansmg GR 4 4260 Congratulations to Ilorthwhzle School LUMBER S SUPPLY CO HIGHLAND MCTOR SALES Red: Mlx Concrete F Floor S Wall Covering rg ri 'W x 18138 Henry Street Lansmg Illlnols Sth and Jewett GR 4 0346 Phone TEmple s 3400 GR 4 3920 Highland Indiana n fl 1 fff 7 Tf' ,Q . . R - - ' ' , III. - - U ' f 4,, 8 -fl-, alll -, III ' II X, r ' , SMITTY S HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING C0 om irnen s 0 . E. ,, . ' ew- , ,XROIEI - ,se Nth 1 KORTENHOEVEN G EO R GIBSON GAS AND APPLIANCE EHEVROEEE EAEES SERVICE rt 1 5368 DUTCH MILL MOTEL WITVLIET S CLOVER FARM 28I3J 1 y Ph TE pn 8 ooo f 4 C PZ ' I x Cui I d u or17ed Dealer Complete Line of Parts Complete Service Depa ment Route 6 at School St. South Holland, Dial EDison - Compliments Of f Southwest Corner -I Torrence Avenue and ewett S reet Highland, Indiana Kinger Expressway one: m e -4 Phone: GRani e -08I6 DERK S GARAGE 3258 Rudge Road General Repalrmg Battery Charging Hugh Pressure Greosnng Gas Oul Tnres Accessories Raduafor Repairing Phone GRanlTe 4 OOII DeYOUNG S DRIVE IN mm as sme scum Holland :limo S F1511 srmmp chrcken LAGESTEE WELDING CO Service Buulders of Specnal Farm Equlpmenf EDISON I 4561 Conzplzments VAN TlL'S SUPER MARKET Y Complete Welding 8. Repair I I I ' . of Hardware S Houseware Electrlc Contracting FIRST NATIONAL HIGHLAND BANK HARDWARE OF LANSING S ELECTRIC IAS! I 44m 1 To y8Af TE pl 8 50 R dyA I t B t Schoon s Super Market 28 Hgh yA TE pl 8 74 SCHOON S BODY 8 FENDER REPAIR VAN TIL S FRUIT MARKET Arme Van TII Auto Pamhng Mufkefs LlncoIn Highway C Heughts III 2430 Ridge Road Phone DE GRAFF MOTORS LORENZ COAL AND OIL NEW and USED CARS Bulldnng Maternal Face Buck 2444 Ridge Road I8307 Torrence Ave GR 4 0055 Ph GRanlTe 41500 TONY VAN PROOYEN Painting Contractor Dutch Boy Pratt and Lambert Pamts RETAIL PAINT SUPPLIES WALL PAPER PHONE TEmpIe 8 2270 2639 Highway Avenue Hnghland Indiana 1 . . ht . I Lansing, Illinois GR 4.2031 3033 Ridge Rd. Lansing, III. SCHOOL STREET MARKET Clover Farm Store Corner School S1 of Indrcno Avenue WALTER W SCHULTZ Cholce Meafs and Grocenes AGENCY Phone GRonlfe 41089 HIGHLAND LUMBER 8. SUPPLY CO Phone TE 81400 2930 Ridge Road Highland Indiana Qualify Merchandrse Pleasmg Service AII Kmds of Insurance Phone GRamfe 41310 18119 Torrence Avenue Lansing Illlnols WALT S FRUIT STAND MEATS S GROCERIES I62nd and Sfafe Sfreef EDlson 3 4619 LANSING SUPER MARKET Your Friendly Certified Grocer Fmest rn Meats 8. Groceries I8036 Torrence Ave. Lansnng Illlnors GR 4 9890 Gerrit De Vries 8 Julius Elzmga . . . - . , . . . I . . - . . 3 - u - . fn 1 ZZ! ZZX, f ff? FIRST REFORMED CHURCH OF LANSING Rev Morr:sG Folkerf Pastor 3130 Rndge Road Telephone GR 4 0238 Come Thou Wzth ls ana' We Wzll Do Thee Good Numbers 10 29 Sunday and 'Nhd week SCYVICES N10l'I1ll'lg Worship 9 30 X11 Evenmg Pralse 7 00 P W. Sunday School ll 00 AM Senior and Interm edxate C. E. at 6 O0 PA1. Wednesdav Prayer Servl ce 7 30 P NI. LOANS S20 OO to S800 OO PLUMBING SERVICE CASH 24 MONTHLY YOU RECEIVE PAYMENTS S101 61 223 82 394 22 556 94 681 22 785 44 3'7 p th t par! f th d d S150 g O 27p ypart fth pidpi di g S150 O0 S 6 00 13 00 22 00 30 00 36 00 4100 palbal p lbel SUPPLIES FIXTURES HEEREMA PLUMBING dgsoooo dI'7p p d, g 5300 00 2457 Ridge Road PROMPT FRIENDLY SERVICE Lansing III Jam sC McAII stef Mgr Citizens Loan Cor p Phone CALL COL'-ECT GRamte 4-0228 GRanx1e 4 5300 3521 Ridge Road Lansing IIImo1s Open Mon Thurs Er: Evenings III 8 P M Free Parknng In Rear Complzments LANSING RADIO 8- TELEVISION W O West Prop Sales Service 3414 Ridge Road Lansing IIIlnols GR 4 0733 Aso GULLIQKSQN 3, RIDDER K n W RADIO 8. TELEVISION 1027 162nd Street South Holland IIIxnols ED 1 1214 Radlo and IX Xdmlral NIotoroIa I1 C A Compliments LA .IAN COT TON SHOP Complwlenis 3353 Rfdge Road Of SMITH S SHOES Lansing III1no:s Complzments Of SANDY and ARLENE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . month on a o e unpai princi ance I cee in .0 - month on an o e nci a ance e n . . d t excee in S . , an U er month on any art . th fexcee 'n . . .. I . e . I , . I . y . . . . . . , . I of . sa, I n t I . r. , F. ' ' o 4- l Of 1 Complzments KAMPEN and GOUWENS South Holland lIIlnols PHONE GR 4 1239 5 9292 EYNOLDS UMW Umm of Me fafamefpfiea epa FURNITURE MACHINES 9 PRINTING 5 SUPPLIES Complzments LANSING BAKERY Phone GRamte 4 0109 3309 Ridge Road WILSON S Lansung s Fnrst Jeweler Wyler Longlnes Hamilton Watches Keepsake Dlamonds GR 4 0881 Burger s Super Market 12 Ridge Rd Munster Ind 6406 Calumet Hammond Ind In Lansing it's . . WEISS' Men 81 Boys Wear GR 4 1020 3315 Rndge Road BOVIS' DUTCH KITCHEN RESTAURANT on route 6 696 East 159th Street South Holland IIIIHOIS Complzments of MUNSTER PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY A. G. Maecher, R. Ph. Corner Rldge Road 81 Hohman Avenue Munster, lndlanc Your Frzendly Rexall Drug Store anne V Ch g ES - v fxxf I of -,mf U I.G.A. SUPER MARKET 3311 RIDGE ROAD v LANSING, rumors Of Y Y KENNEDY S 54 to S100 STORE 8750 Hohman Ave Munster Indnana WINTERHOFF .IEWELERS 3527 Ridge Road Lansing IIIlnols Ixpert Watch Q. Iewelrv Hepalrs X11 Work fuaranteed Across from Lans Theatre GR 4 O88 VAN WIEREN S SERVICE STATION Furestone Tlres Marfak Lubrlcatlon and Batternes Accessorles Rndge Rd 81 Harrison St TEmpIe 6 8041 Munster Indiana Complzments SMITH S SMART SHOES Show offs Sandlers fI'1mour Debs Buster Brown I azw bones JACK 8. JILL KIDDIELAND Chlldren s Wear Juverule Furnlture Tovs 3642 Rmdge Road Granite 41100 Complzments MARTIN REINSMA HOME BUILDER I8382 GIen Oak Phone GRamte 4 3364 Dommer s Dinette SFI kk CHICKEN FISII I I NCIII-ONS DINNI IIS I OLN1 XIX SI HXICIN Phone GRannte 4 9866 2415 Rudge Road Lansing Illlnols I 3 . I I l I , I T - . I . . U. ' I' I 1 , ' ' L I -I of . , V , . . . . '- -.I - 11 Pedwing - Naturalizers - I.ife strides 1 Of . 11 - ,', I .I Q. V 4 A . , . , . , I SCHROEDER FUNERAL HOM E LANSING ILLINOIS FOR PREFERRED RISKS SAVE 20X ON YOUR INSURANCE COSTS h h SFXTE JOHN W DYKSTRA REALTOR lNsuRER 3 RdgRd CALL NOW' GR 1 4 0 O I roperly co .tructeCl, well carecl for buildings . . . w t t'l civic or residential . . are eligible for los F' ' A t th gh INTER- ,' f . . . saving of 205. 446 i e oc Lansing, Illinois uni e -6'IO0 SPIEKHOLIT HEATING ?Hm .,,, dw-.Q-s-'F535 W-'hier HEATING AIR CONDITIONING GENERAL SHEET METAL WORKS EI62dS 17305 S hHII d III FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF SOUTH HOLLAND 548 East I62nd St Phone EDlson 3 7400 VANDER AA BROS Servmg the Communaty More Than 25 Years School Bus Service Wholesale Dnstnbutors of Slncloar Products Goodyear Batteries Accessornes Phs GR 4 0464 and Enterprise T439 Federal Savmgs and Loan Insurance Corp Safety for Your Savlngs 170th Street 8. Torrence Avenue South Holland Illlnols WALISAU LUMBER S COAL COMPANY LUMBER and COAL 236 East 'I6Ist Place Sash Doors Nlouldlngs Blllldlllg Nlaterlal Readv hllXBd Concrete Phone EDlson I 0'I95 BEN FRANKLIN STORE Harry G Pals South Holland Illlnols DE YOUNG 8. SONS FURNITURE I6056 South Pork Avenue South Holland ED I 0037 3329 Rldge Road Lansing Illlnols GR 4 0350 Up to 510,000 Calvary Reformed Church I-72I South Holland, Illinois ALBERT H TEN CLAY PASTOR Sunday llornmg Worship Sunday School flll Ages jr 62 Sr Youth lleetzngs Sunday Evenmg llorshzp Family 'Vzght All Ages lled 16341 S Park Avenue CHURCH SERVICES 930a 11000 700p 730p Co plzme ts PLEASANT VIEW DAIRY 2656 Hxgh ay Avenue N E Leep Proprietor Pho e TE ple 8-0155 Hlghland Indlana A ' n of . Q 4 9 n m ' f f , ,tv 4 I - Q , , n , IIIGHLLID. IQDIQIA TE 6055 ,.. Complunents 0 SCHULTZ AND DE VRIES Compllments of DR COUWENHOVEN DENO S JEWELRY Dzamonds Watches Guaranteed Watch Repazrzng OfflCC Equlpment Offlce Supplles School Supplles DUGAN S OFFICE SUPPLY AND EQUIPMENT COMPANY Hallmark Gre etmg Cards 18116 Torrence Ave GR 4 2557 Lansmg 1lllIl0lS 3442 Rldge Road GRonlte 4 0217 Lansing Illmous GR 4 0112 Estlmates on LANSING BLOCK WORKS 2437 183rd Street lanslng llllnols LANSING FOOD 81 DAIRY Request 3321 Rldge Road Lansmg lllmoxs RIDGE ROAD CLEANERS 18143 Greenwood Ave Penn R R 81 Rldge Road Lansmg Illmoxs WILLIAM H WINTERHOFF REAL ESTATE INSURANCE . f . 8. TEIBEL S RESTAURANT The Ideal Famlly Restaurant Catenng to Parties and Banquets Routes 30 and 41 Phone UN1on 5-6161 BUTCH S GARAGE Complzments 0 2943 Highway Avenue Highland Indiana Wrecking SCFVICC All Kmds Business Phone TEmpIe 8 0400 Res Phone TEmpIe 81089 BAKK ER 8. LOLKEMA International Harvester ' Trucks ' Tractors ' SCTVICC TEmple 8 4300 POSTEMA PAINT CENTER UI1 DECORATING SERVICE For All Your Pamtmg Needs dge Road Grlff It GRIFFITH READY MIX CONCRETE INC Ready Mixed Concrete Expansion .lolnt Relnforclng Bar Wire Mesh There IS No Doubt That Women Have More Courage Than lien TERPSTRA S FEED STORE Seeds Feeds Fertilizers Lawn Mower Sharpening Small Engine Repair Phone TE 8-1348 It Takes Courage To Be a Woman 45th and Colfax Crlfflth Ind 9 9 . lf . i of ' d 405 E. Ridge Road Griffith, Ind. 321 R' ' ' . Y 1 Compliments HIGH LAND DEPARTMENT STCRE Highland lndlono Phone TEmple 81147 KUIPER BROTHERS M ROTTIER S BARBER SHOP en s Women s Fresh Meats Children 5 Cut Sz Wrapped for Deep Freezers Hqlrcufs 5104 West 4-Sth Crlffltlm ladzes Naturally Curly Han Our Speczalty 4-5th and Colfax Gary Indlana CHRIS VALLO 5f 'fW'1 Flows BOENDER s cmes SERVICE GROVERS OF IIHOIESHE FLORIST SLPPLIES 4NDGREENS 8941 Kennedy Avenue Highland Indiana Phone TEmple 8 7064 45th ond Colfax Gary lnd -l-Emple 8 I : ' Y U l - 0 1 , ac - v - , - . .1 1 ' - . . 1 g 1 TRI STATE MILLAND CABINET CO Cabrnets Bookcases Formica Tops GRan1te 4 1234 2135 Bernlce Road Iansxng III1no1s DR JAMES MOLENAAR Optometrist ANGELYN SHOP 'IU16 Hldge Road Lanslng III1no1s CI1anxte 41062 funzor and Ilzsses Ifearmg Llpparel TORRENCE AVE DEPT STORE 1 851 Torrence -Xvenue Iansxng III1no1s House of Famous Name Brands fonzplznrents VROEGH FUNERAL HOME A FRIEND Graduate of 1950 FD 3 000 FrbergIass and AIumlnum Awnings B 8 M Manufacturing Co Manufacturers of ANODIZED COMBINATION ALUMINUM WINDOWS DOORS AND CASEMENTS 2755 Bermce Road Lansing IIImons J O McNary Owner GRanute4 I904 Q u . . . . . . . J , . . . . . . . . . , ' H 7 ' I - . Lansingfs Headquarters for fantzen - A ' of ,- . I l I - s , I - Resldentlal 8 Commercial Phone EDlson 1 1361 540 E l62nd St South Holland DUFFY s cAsTl.E LANSING QIL Hamburgers and Fountam SCFVICC 942 Ridge Road COMPANY M.,.,,,,, ,,,d,,,,,,, Conoco Distributor Kd Lis 175th 8. Railroad Ave K4 Blocks Wes? of Burnham Ave 1 Lansing llllnols CR 41201 7. I 27 Fuel Oil - Gasoline - Nlotor Oils i S e ' Cheer. FOR ALL YOUR BUILDING NEEDS We Solicit Your Patronage THIS IS OUR POLICY . . . To Supply the Finest Nlaterial Available. . . . To Carry a Complete Stock of Building Materials To Ilelp Fill Orders on Short Notice. . . . To Make Deliveries When Promised. . . . To Ilave Personnel Trained To Give Competent Advice. To Assist in Arranging Financing To Continue To NICFII Your Support IN HAMMOND Douglas Lumber S Supply Inc Phone WEstmore 2 3650 Serving Hammond Since 1930 520 Douglas Street IN GARY Industrial Lumber S Suppl Co Phone TUrner 6-9I8I Serving Gary Slnce 1911 4 I VNDER IIIET Preszdent and Ilanager Jlll lO'NKER Isststant llanager f DHIDS g6Cf6!l1fy , Q 0 9 2IOI Massachusetts Street I 'V I I i , . . f , A Compliments of BOENDER S STUDIO Compllments of S HOM RIDGE BEAUTY SALON THE STORE FOR MEN IR M nopmr PRoP Phone FP mple 6-9030 209 Ridge Roid Uunster Ind WELL FIXIT N Q 6 All Work Guaranteed BUD S BODY SHOP 3302 Rldge Road I anslng Ill R b t S h 9833 9 O er C Don TF-Jfigelto t Phone Cflamte 4 00 0 9 9 IQ OI . . , ,, . ,: ' I V W-Q Q . x , . 5, --2 ivt , 5 ' REPAIRING If IVS BANGED UP I , v ? X K s I M' N 'ta 4 X ', .H T A A . . E, , - 1 1 A l V9 - v-v I 1 ' ' T ABEL LANES H00 G MARTIN RISPENS B AND s0N 9800 SEEDS Y 10 Q39 vo Z X f I2 CI H s lv. 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