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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1972 volume:

Every tree that bringeth not forth good fruit is hewn down, and cast into the fire. Therefore, by their fruits you shall know them. Matthew 7:19 20 IN MEMORIAM Ronald Murray August 26, 1955 — November 17, 1971 We fade and die like flowers that grow in beauty, Like tender grass that soon will disappear; But evermore the Love of God is changeless, Still shown to those who look to Him in fear. 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION. 12 STUDENTS. 38 ORGANIZATIONS . 78 ATHLETICS. 106 ACTIVITIES. 132 ADS . 160 SPIRE STAFF Sponsor Mr. VandenHoek Editors Rog Klootwyk Jana Boss Photographers Arlene Stienstra Kathy Van Kuiken Jana Boss Layout Roland Madany Judi Gross Business Managers Bev Warner Pat Kamstra Artist Clndi Porter Literary Kathy Van Kuiken Jeneane Klooster Typists Bev Huizenga Linda Lolkema DEDICATION Dedication is a big word. It includes such things as patience, involvement, interest, and love. We want to dedicate our yearbook to a person who has shown to us these qualities. A person who has shown concern for each of us as individuals, someone who has respected each of us for what we are. A person who could laugh at our jokes, but yet could help us buckle down and work. A person who showed deep dedication to stu¬ dents and hard work, but an even greater dedication to God. For friendship, guidance, help, but most of all dedication, we give this yearbook to you, Mr. VandenHoek. 4 We give of ourselves when we give gifts of the heart joy kindness sympathy understanding forgiveness tolerance love We give of ourselves when we give gifts of the mind plans ideals projects poetry inventions principles purposes dreams ideas We give of ourselves when we give gifts of the Spirit faith vision beauty aspiration prayer peace We give of ourselves when we give the gift of words guidance encouragement inspiration There are different kinds of gifts There are different ways of serving Remember this .. . ■ . the man who plants few seeds will have a small crop; the one who plants many seeds will have a large crop. Each one of us then should give, not with regret or out of a sense of duty, for God loves the one who gives gladly. Our love should not be just words and talk. It must be true love which shows itself in action ... 10 PRINCIPAL MR. BYKER VICE PRINCIPAL — MR. OTTE ASS’T PRINCIPAL IN CHARGE OF INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS — MR. VANDEN BOSCH 15 GUIDANCE The Guidance Office — — a place we could go when we had ques- tions, or needed advice and counseling. a place where we looked through col¬ lege catalogs and wondered about our futures. a place where we thought of and talked about our goals, ambitions, dreams, and purposes. a place where we knew there would be someone who would listen to us. f a place we could rely on for Christian guidance. Jake Lagastee Pete Cook Bob Hoving MAINTENANCE Mrs. Schaafsma and Mrs. Huizenga SCHOOL BOARD (L to R) Hank Hoekstra; Dan Dcyo (pres.). Bill Leep (vice pres.), Don Siersma. Art Moes. Rich Wunderink, Will Byker, Bob Blom, Harold Van Prooyen (treas.), Gerald Frieling. Dr. Ben Hoekstra, Sid Hoekstra. LADIES AUXILIARY Nineteen seventy two marks the 25th year of service by our ladies auxiliary. Mothers and other inter¬ ested women have offered their time to raise money for janitori¬ al and office timesavers, the new gym floor, Fine Arts, the remodel¬ ing of the auditorium, and other school projects. Through the sale of barbecues, catered dinners, and hostess suppers, Uliana and its students have profited for many years. 19 ART WILLIAM WESTERHOF Art The Art course at Uliana has become more and more popular. Taught by Mr. Westerhof, the students express themselves uniquely through their art work. An opportunity is giv¬ en for the school’s artists to display their work in the library. Judy Templeman receives materials and instructions for her project. SCIENCE ALAN DE LANGE Physics Mechanical Drawing General Science JAMES GROEN General Science Biology As amateur scientists, we were fascinated and per¬ plexed by microscopes, cells, atoms, laws, and theo¬ ries. Through lab experimentation we rediscovered and proved basic laws and formulas, and tried to comprehend the complexities and intricacies of the world and its Creator. Caryl Talen measures out MCI for her lab. 23 Chemistry Geometry RAYMOND GEERDES Sociology Christian Marriage Personal Living SOCIAL STUDIES War, motives, frames of reference, government. We struggled to understand the emergence of world pow¬ ers, the motives for war, the effects of society on man. Our studies of the past were keys to our understanding of the world today. We learned to understand ourselves and our relations to others. 24 Mist Schuringa listens to a student’s opinion. Mr. Harms points out the issues. MATHEMATICS 26 ’’Who ha$ the answer to number 24? Square roots, the ASA theorem, parabolas, and sine waves are part of the maze of math. We scratched our heads and bit our pencils in discouragement over seem¬ ingly unsolvable problems. Our experiences in math trained our minds to think logically. RONALD OOSTING Algebra II Senior Math PHIL VAN NOORD Geometry Algebra II Mr. Van Noord uses a plastic model to explain pyramids. 27 HOWARD COLE English I Speech ENGLISH The Scarlet Letter, Syntax, Macbeth, and descriptive paragraphs stimulated our minds and challenged us to learn the art of expressing ourselves. We tried to parallel experiences learned through stories and poetry to our own experiences. The study of English writ¬ ing and literature gave us an apprecia¬ tion of our language. QUESTION: What kind of test ques¬ tions does Mr. Huisman like? A. Mr. H. likes matching B. Mr. H. likes mulitple choice. C. Mr. H. likes ess ay D. Mr. H. likes Tor F E. Mr. H. likes quotes F. All of the above JON HUISMAN English I English II 29 Mr. Voetberg: that ' s berg. MARY PONSTEIN English II Speech RICHARDVOETBERG English II English III PHYSICAL EDUCATION BEV IEEGWATER Girls ' Phys. Ed. (first semester) Not Pictured: MARLENE BLANKESPOOR (second semester) Basketball, volleyball, track, and body mechanics helped to build Uliana’s student bodies in many ways. Our Phys. Ed. pro¬ gram aided us in developing not only physically, but also mentally. Mrs. Blankespoor shows the freshman proper form. 31 BUSINESS JOHN OE VRIES Bookkeeping Consumers Economics Business Law Personal Typing Typewriters, shorthand, timed writings — these are all part of the Business Department. Preparing students for secretarial work and general office work is one of the main goals of the Business Department. JERRY DE HAAN Typing I Business Math General Business ARTHUR SPOELSTRA Secretarial Practice Shorthand I Shorthand II Typing II 32 BIBLE REV. EDWARD BOSSENBROEK Bible I Bible IV REV. TOMDYKMAN Bible II Church History ’’Single, double, triple, or homerun?” Mr Otte imparts words of wisdom. HENRY OTTE Church History Christ. Love. Salvation. His Church. Who is God? Who am I? These are only a few of the questions we grappled with in Bible. We learned to search the Word of God for answers. Again and again, we were impressed by the infinite power and majesty of God the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. 35 FOREIGN LANGUAGES Fraulein Vander Velde tells the class about a German Christmas calendar. WILMA SCHURINGA Spanish I, II, III Wo ist Monika?” and Ole Isabel! Como estas?” introduced us to our studies in for¬ eign languages. In German and Spanish we played the guessing game der, die, Oder das?” and el, la, los, o las?” Our studies in foreign languages were not merely a memo¬ rization of words and rules — we became acquainted with traditions and customs of different cultures. 36 DAVID BUURSMA Choir Director LEONARD ALLMAN Band Director MUSIC Bach, Beethoven, Con¬ certos, Baroque — all these terms have important places in the music classes as the students studied the history and formation of music as we know it today. 37 JAN ALDERDEN LORI AUWERDA BILL BAKKER — who could ask for more? CHRIS BANDSTRA KATHY BANKS 40 BARB BEEZHOLO JOHN BIESBOER BOB BOER GAYLE BOONSTRA JANA BOSS RON BROWN 41 ART DE BOER CHERYL DE BOER JOHN DE BOER hant entry. DON DE JONG BETTY DEKKER 43 JERRY DEKKER JEFF A. DE VRIES DOREEN DEVRIES JEFF D. DEVRIES JOHN DE VRIES PAT DE VRIES YVONNE DEVRIES DAVE DE YOUNG 44 KEITH EENIGENBURG CAROL ERIKS 45 JACK HOEKSTRA JIM HOEKSTRA JOAN HOEKSTRA KATHY HOEKSTRA BETTY HUGHSON JOHN HUITSING BEV HUIZENGA JUNE HUIZENGA 47 JIM JACOBS LAURIE KERKSTRA DAVE JOLINK BUD KATS JENEANE KLOOSTER SHERYL JONKMAN JOHN KATS LORNA KLOOSTER 48 PAT MCCLAIN 49 JIM NATELBORG MARGE NIEHOF 50 CASEY PATER JULIE POORTENGA RON PORTER WILMA PORTER BETTY R1NSEMA 52 HAROLD SCHEERINGA ALMA SANTEFORT CHUCK SCHEERINGA DAVE SIERSEMA 53 BOB SITTEMA BILL SMIT LINDA SPENDER BOB STEGENGA DENISE STAM DAVE STEWART ARLENE STIENSTRA CARYL TALEN 54 ELAINE WIERMAN TOM WIERSMA Letter man Bob Tor en tries to make a sale. 58 59 JUNIORS Kevin Botma James Brink Larry Broertjes Bev Brouwer Linda Bryant Barb Bultema Douglas Bulthuis Ralph Carlson Sandi Carroll Pat Davids Dan De Boer Ed De Boer Jim De Boer Judy De Boer Judy De Boer Grace De Graff Alma De Young Cindy De Young Bev Eckerstrom Doug Eenigenburg Mary Ellens Jane Elzinga Al Evers Debra Evers Iris Gabrielse Bonnie Geertsema Junior Library Step Singers Wendy Groen James Haan Lou Haan Kathy Hanstra Cindy Hardcastle Bruce Hoekema 61 Mike Hoeksema Howie Hoekstra Joanne Hofstra Janet Holderman Steve Horjus Clarence Huizenga Pearl Jonkman Maribeth Kallemeyn Bob Kistner Donna Kooy Nancy Kooyenga Ruth Korte Sharon Kuipers Laura Landhuis Marc Leestma Ade Lenting Jim Lindemulder James Lohr James Masciotra Jodee McNabb 62 Tom Zandstra stirs up Viking enthusiasm. Mitch Rodenberg Deb Rooy Dan Rottier Laura Santefort Linda Schaap Bettilu Scheeringa Bev Scheeringa Sherry Scheeringa But most of all — I remember Mama 63 Herr Huizenga offnete die Tiir. Wayne Scheeringa Janet Schipper Ronda Scholte Sharon Schoon Phyllis Schuringa Ruth Schuringa Jim Schuurman George Siemer Barb Smit Sandi Smit Glenn Spoolstra Don Stam Jan Tameling Judy Templeman Diane Terpstra Ellen Trentacosti Mike Tompkins Glenn Toren Don Torrenga Nancy Triezenberg Larry Uitermarkt Linda Vander Bilt KM Dan Vander Meyden Mary Vander Molen Tom Vander Weele Rick Vander Woude Cathy Van Drunen 64 Deb Van Drunen Faye Van Drunen Greg Van Eck Dave Van Kuiken Tom Van Prooyen Judy Van Milligan « i Deb Van Schepen Susan Van Schouwen Lois Van Vuren Jim Van Wieren Barb Verbeek Bonnie Verbeek Kim Verduin Dave Verkade Joyce Ziebell Pam Zigterman Diane Zwier Kathy Zylstra 65 Bob Schoon rebounds for his intramural team. Bonnie Boer Gerald Boer Michele Boer man Dexter Boersma Tim Boonstra Steve Branch Robert Cooper Nanci Crawford Shelley Crisp Kathy De Boer Mike De Boer Clarence Deckinga Bob De Jong Bill De Jong Nancy Dekker Ted Dekker Craig Derks Chuck De Vries Susan Bussema Henry Bykerk Henry Campbell Lucinda Chapman Connie Clarke Pam Brouwer Ken Bultema Larry Bultema Bill Bultema 66 Judy Hanstra Marcia Hartkoorn Clarine De Vries Cyndi De Vries Harmon De Vries Jeanine De Vries Karen De Vries Darryl De Young Mike Dykstra Nancy Dykstra Pam Dykstra Racheile Dykstra Kevin Eenigenberg Randy Eenigenberg June Friesema April Gouwens Brenda Greiner Steve Groen Linda Gross Robert Hager Lee Hoekstra Sue Hoekstra Ed Hofstra Daniel Horjus Ruth Houtsma Lauri Huisman Darryl Ketelaar Chris Klemm Maxine Klemm The Art Museum of Sophomore Hall Sally Kraai Debbie Kraft Agnes Kreykes Ray Leo Mike Madany Warren Medema Dave Meekma Betty Metzger Ann Mulder Sharon Kuiper Bill Kuipers Leann Lange Pam Laninga Jim Lenting 68 Bill Nauta Mark Norman Cheryl Ooms Nancy Ooms Scott Ooms Jeff OI on Lou Ann Oostman Sue Paarlberg Donna Parrett Magaret Pater Sandy Persenaire James Pluymert Jann Poortenga John Poortenga Kevin Porte Bob Porter Pat Porter Jo Post Michael Recker Jim Reitsma Ruth Rinsema Sibyl Roden burg Larry Ruiter Randy Rusthoven Renee Schaafsma Glenn Schaap Larry Schaap Jim Scheeringa 69 Melvin Scheeringa Robert Schoon Hilda Schuringa Greg Severin Nancy Siegers Kathy Sikma Susan Trentacosti Cindy Uittenbogaard Debbie Van Baren Steve Van Baren Karen Van Dam Gary Van Deel Jack Vander Giessen Ruth Vander Molen Mark Vander Wal Randy Vander Woude Marcia Vander Zee Tyke Vander Zee 70 The Stage Bend teems to hive put Tim Boonstra to sleep. Beth Van Drunen John Van Drunen Dave Van Dyken Glen Van Milligan Jim Van Milligan Joyce Van Namen Doug Van Ryn Lyn Van Schepen Ken Van Til Mary Van Til Larry Van Zuidam Bill Veilekoop Marilyn Venhulzen Bette Vree Cindy Vree Pat Wlersma Lynn Woldhuis Steve Woodnorth Ruth Zandstra Gwen Zigterman Cindy Zuidema 71 Marty Alderden Scott Arneil Sarah Arnold Ruth Beezhold Larry Beishuizen Pam Belgrave Doris Biesboer Gail Blom FRESHMEN Cindy Boender Linda Boer Patty Boer Betsy Boerman Faith Boersma Lucille Boldenow Brian Boomsma j Kurt Boomsma Kathy Bosgraaf Paul Bouma Ralph Bruner Bill Bultema Gigi Challas Fred Colvin Laurel Couwenhoven Bob Crisp Nancy De Block Bev De Boer Bcb De Boer Jeff De Boer Jim De Boer John De Boer Patti De Boer 72 Randy De Boer Doreen De Bok Steve Dees Gordon De Jong Deborah Dekker Scott Dekker Jerry Derks Barb De Vries Cheryl De Vries Cheryl De Vries Dan De Vries Jeff De Vries Wendy Deyo Alan De Young Bernard De Young Candice De Young Paul De Young Bill Doherty Dr. Scott to the rescue. Gary Dykstra Marilyn Dykstra Phil Dykstra Valerie Dykstra Bill Dykstra Lori Eenigenburg Don Elzinga Jim Eriks Keith Eriks 73 Mike Eriks Dale Evans Mark Evenhouse Debra Fennema Janet Fennema Lori Fronek Sue Gabrielse Charles Girard Kris Goe Ted Gouwens Randy Grimble Deb Groen Pam Groot Doug Haan Jerry Haan Rick Ham Greg Groen Randy Groen Dave Groenewold Daniel Hancock Janet Hendrix Freshmen begin their higher David Hoekstra Debbie Hoekstra Bill Hoiderman Linda Houtsma Steve Hubers Pam Huisenga Sherry Huisenga Marilee Hurtsing Cynthia Huizenga 74 Dean Moes Val Mohrbacher Jay Molenhouse Jim Musch Lon Natelborg Marcia Neison John Oltoff Kevin Ooms Tom Ooms Lori Oostra 75 Sue Per Jayne Plymert Anita Pott Pat Pynakker Jim Ravesloot Dianne Recker Jan Rinsema Amy Rodenburg Becky Roeda Chris Rottier Cindy Schaap Marianne Schaap Diane Scheeringa Nancy Scheeringa William Scheeringa Herb Sitter Becky Smit Denise Spoolstra Paul Spyksma Sandi Staal Linda Stegenga Robert Stevens Cindy Swets Debbie Swets Judy Swets 76 Laurie Vanderbilt Keith Vander Woude Pat Vander Zee Jean Van Dyken Marc Van Kley Barb Van Kuiken Glenn Van Ryn Dawn Van Schouwen Grace Van Schouwen Glenn Van Til Beth Veenstra Sue Venhuizen Not pictured: Kim Sutton Bev Witvoet Donna Wolff Walter Wulff Fred Zandstra will do anything for attention. 77 0 R G A N I Z A T I 0 N S First Row: Lor Recker. Kathy Hoekstra. Connie Clark, Dave Blair. Second Row: Dan De Boer. Susan Van Dyk, Jo Wondaal, Arlene Hoekstra. Sponsor: Mr. Boerman. SAC Pat Kok received first place in SAC’s talent show for her Bicycle Song. SAC patterned the Freshman Assembly after Sesame Street. Steve Brance played the part of the frog. 80 SAC sponsored many delightful and different assemblies. Above. Wolter’s Marionettes, from Am- stel. Netherlands, put on a show with their hand-crafted puppets. Lett, a special program featured blind gymnist, Eddie Motter and wife, Kuturah. A concert by the Young and Free highlighted this year’s Twirp Week. ECHO Fearless leader — John Kats. Editor of the Future —Terry Woodnerth. Faye lays out page 2. Laurie works in the new darkroom. Come on baby — light your Spire. • Editors Photos Layout Literary Roger Kathy Roland Jeneane SPIRE STAFF Jana Jana Arlene Judy Kathy Art Business Managers Typing Sponsor Cindi Pat Bev Mr. V. H. Bev Linda SPIRE ' 72 Front Row: Maxine Klemm, Nancy Siegers. Bev Vermeulen. Karen Postma. Pam Zigterman. Carl Triemstra. Middle Row Beth Van Drunen Sue Hoekstra. Lynn Rinkema, Leanne Haan, Bruce Verburg. Elaine Wierman. Mr. Groen (Sponsor). Back Row Linda Lolkema, Marcia Poortenga Sue Van Schouwen, Bev Van Drunen, Bill Hillegonds, Scott Arnell. Larry Dudley. STUDENT COUNCIL Once again, Student Council acted as a bridge between the fac¬ ulty and the student body. Stu¬ dent Council also planned Home¬ coming, the Ski Trip, and Awards Night. Karen Postma, President of Student Council. 86 Student Council attempted to keep in touch with the students through an open discussion in chapel Awards Night — a Student Council extravaganza. SHARE ryy j %Jja £jfH swf JjjQ r°-f cAsdy (Mmi JtAsI O ffH hrtkin. ody rrfM jltfrn UO M ' One of Share ' s sponsors, Mr. De Haan, consults with direc¬ tor, Kathy Dykstra. 89 First Row (L to R): Hilda Schuringa, Margaret Pater, Cyndi De Vries, Second Row Betsy Boerman. Michele Boerman, Third Row Kathy Klooster, Phyllis Schuringa, Connie Clarke. Leann Vanden Bosch, Bonnie Per- senaire, Leanne Talen. Not Pictured: Steve Branch, Lee Hoekstra. A little water clears us of this deed. Connie Clarke 90 GERMAN CLUB Front Row (L to R): Alma De Young. Linda Spender, Joan Hoekstra. Bev Warner, Sue Toering, Yvonne De Vries, Karen Hoekstra, Middle Row (L to R) David Van Dyken, Chris Bandstra, Ruth Korte, Lynn Rinkema, Laurie Vanden Bosch, Bonnie Persenaire. Barb Beezhold, Kathy Van Kuiken, Jana Boss. Miss Vander Velde (sponsor). Back Row Diane Brouwer, Lorna Klooster, Arlene Hoekstra. Colleen Disselkoen, Sheryl Jonkman. Kathy Hoekstra. Rose Toering, Carol Schipma, Betty Dekker, and Roland Madany. SKI CLUB From Bottom to Top. First Row (L to R): Jan Schaap, Jan Alderden, Alma Santefort, Second Row (L to R): Margaret Pater. Hilda Schuringa. Laurie Dokter. Mary Bazuin, Third Row (L to R) Cyndi De Vries, Laurie Huis- man, Sally Kraai. Diane Terpstra. Fourth Row (L to R) Laurie Santefort, Deb Van Schepen. Lor Recker, Kim Verduin. Fifth Row (L to R) Dan De Boer. Jerry Dekker, Wayne Dekker, Dale Eriks. Sixth Row (L to R) Dave Van Dyken. Dave Vander Bilt. Tom Vander Weele, Standing: Mr. De Lange, Sponsor. The donkey basketball game was a big success. Selling ice cream is a main activity of the club. LETTERMEN’S CLUB Back Row. Left Howie Hoekstra, Cal Boender. Pete Lindemulder. John De Boer, John DeVries. Doug Van Til, Jerry Dykstra, Bob Toren, Dave Van Prooyen, Front Row. Left: Ron Porter, Andy De Boer. Roland Madany, Pepper Goad. Terry Woodnorth, Art De Boer. Dan De Boer. Don Beezhold, Ketih Eenigenburg, Dave Siersma. Rog Klootwyk, Back Row. Right Bruce Reynhout, Wayne Scheeringa. Tom Zandstra, John Kats, Randy Rhoeda, Ray Leo, Jerry Swets, Tim Boonstra. Ron Brown. Al Evers. Front Row. Right Mike Vermeulen, Steve Horjus, Ted Dekker. Don Torringa. Bill Smit, Jack Vander Giessen. Tom Dyke. Rog De Graff, Dave Jolink, Dan Horjus, Duane Vander Woude (Pres.), Kevin Eenigenburg. Jack Oostman. Sponsors: Mr. Smit and Mr. De Vries. Reverend ’Tom” CHAPEL Coming up with interesting chapels three times a week is no easy task. Chapel Committee, however, did a commendable job of supplying us with chapel programs that challenged us daily to live better lives. Reverend Dudley NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 1st Row (L to R) Betty Hughson. Jeneane Klooster. Arlene Post, Bonnie Voss, Phyllis Schuringa. Sue Toering, Karen Hoekstra, Bev Warner. Linda VanderBilt. Jackie Krygsheld. Mike Madany. 2nd Row: Sue Breugmann, Sherry Haan, Bonnie Persenaire, Lynn Rinkema. Gail Dykstra, Mary Kalle- meyn, Yvonne DeVries, Marilee Brouwer. Chris Bandstra. Joan Hoekstra. Jo Stouwie, Jim Pluymert, James Lohr. 3rd Row Jana Boss, Kathy Van Kuiken, Laurie VandenBosch. Michele Boerman. Laurie Huisman, Denise Flikkema. Ruth Sikma, Roland Madany, Bob Boer, Terry Woodnorth, Hil¬ da Schuringa. Kim Fronek. Alma DeYoung. Margaret Pater, Steve Branch. 4th Row Laura Landhuis, Ruth Korte, Leanne Ridder, Ed DeBoer, Ron Brown, Gary Verkade. Sheryl Jonkman. Kathy Hoekstra, Bill Smit, Rog DeGraff, Iris Gabrielse, Dan DeBoer. FINE ARTS BOARD Sitting (L to R): Lor Recker. Chris Bandstra. Arlene Stienstra, Gail Dykstra, Phyllis Schuringa. Standing. Andy Wunderink, Ron Boldenow, John Kats, Larry Moes. ECOLOGY CLUB Front Row (L to R) Luci Boldenow, Larry Bandstra. Mike Madany, Cindy Huizenga, Gail Blom, Dave VanDyken. Back Row Carl Eizenga. Mr Zandstra (Sponsor), Jim VanMilligan. Ted Dekker, Jim Reitsma. Ron Boldenow. Steve Horjus. Not pictured: Ray Leo. Mike DeBoer, Bill Nauta, Kim Verduin, Lor Recker, Pat Davids. CONSERVATION CLUB Front Row Dave VanderBilt. Dave Stewart. Jim Natelborg. Jerry Uitermarkt. Bill Bakker. Back Row: Bob Ravesloot, Tom Wiersma. Harold Scheeringa. Dave DeYoung. CHESS CLUB Chess Club, once again, was one of lllinana’s favorite clubs. During most noon hours, the physics lab was filled with stu¬ dents matching their wits against each other or their sponsor. Rev. Bossenbroek. PEPCLUB 1st Row (L to R) Dianne Brouwer, Beth Veenstra. Sandi Van Lonkhuyzen, Linda Spender, Alma Santefort, Marcia Vander Zee, Sue Hoek- stra, Karen DeVries. Mary Tiemens. 2nd Row Jane Pluymert, Debbie Vander Bilt. Sue Venhuizen, Hilda Schuringa, Laurel Dokter, Laurie Huisman, Margaret Pater, Betty Dekker, Pam Laninga. 3rd Row: Ruth Sikma, Marge Niehof, Carol Eriks, Laurie Kerkstra, Denise Stam, Millie Ellens, Lori Auwerda, Sue Riebel, Carol Verburg. 4th Row: Lorna Klooster, Cindy Zuidema. Rachelle Dykstra, Paula Iwema, Joyce Van Namen. Pam Zigterman, Cindy Uittenbogaard. 96 SSENISUB Front Row Pam Mollema, Diane Brouwer, Joan Van Dyke, Kim Verduin, Linda Lolkema, Gayle Groen. Laurie Auwerda, Marge Niehof, Millie Ellens. Carol Eriks, Sue Riebel. Back Row: Mr. De Haan, Jan Schaap. Pat McClain, Bev Huizenga. Linda Spender, Alma Stantefort. Alva Boersma, Cindy De Young, Sharon Kuipers, Mary Kramer, Ruth Sikma. Dawn Cooper, Laurie Kerkstra. Forget It!! I ' m not doing homework!! 97 FUTURE TEACHERS I ' ZEll X T w j rnef ' G i‘ ' Dyk t c ' C, ? dy D Vri ' Second Row; Linda Lolkema. Alma DeYoung. Denise Stam, Phyllis Schuringa. Cathy a Drunen, Third Row Yvonne DeVires. Sheryl Jonkman. Ruth Korte. Ma rilee Brouwer. Barb Bultema. Chris Bandstra. Fourth Row Joan Hoek- stra, Leanne Ridder, Kathy Zylstra, Judi Gross. Colleen Disselkoen, Donna Kooy. Mrs. Schuringa (Sponsor). FUTURE NURSES First Row (L to R) Laurel Kramer. Mary Kramer. Mary Ellens. Joanne Hofstra. Bonnie Voss. Carla Disselkoen. Jo Alderden. Second Row Sue Bruee mann. Joanne Stouwie, Janet Temelmg. Joan Hoekstra. Rhonda Dykstra. Marilyn 8iesboer. Iris Gabrielse, Cheryl DeBoer. Carol Verbere Betty Dekker, Jana Boss. Third Row Grace DeGraff, Linda Schaap. Linda Vander Bilt. Margaret Pater, Muriel Monsma. Arlene Hoekstra. Pam Dykstra Colleen Disselkoen. Chris Bandstra. Pat Kamstra, Carol Schipma. (Not pictured: Arlene Stienstra). 98 Singlet Tournament: First place — Randy Vander Woude. Second place — Sue Bussema, Third place — Dave Van Kuiken. BOWLING First Place Team: (L to R) Jeff Dykhuis, Dan Zandstra, Lauri Huisman. Dave Van Prooyen, Doug Eenigenburg. CONCERT BAND 1st Row (L to R) Hilda Schuringa. Laurel Dokter. Margaret Pater. Mary Van Til, Carl Eizenga. 2nd Row: Mitch Rodenburg, Paul Spyksma, Jo Alder- den. Leann Lange. Marc Van Kley, Steve Horjus, Ken Bultema. Mike Recker, Janice Rinsema. Linda Gross. 3rd Row Christy Rottier, Karen Van- Dam. Kris Goe. Steve Van Baren. Warren Medema. Dan Zandstra, Jim Van Milligan. Glenn Schaap, Kevin Porte, Jeff Recker. Dan Rottier. Dan Hor¬ jus, Dave Vanderbilt, Don Terpstra. 4th Row Cindy Boender, Bill Vellekoop, Judy De Boer. Ruth Houtsma, Larry Dudley, Jerry Swets, Tom Zandsra, Doug Van Til, Wayne Scheeringa. Standing Kathy Klooster, Bruce Kamstra, Chuck De Vries. Dave Meekma. Director: Mr. Allman. Band members use their ability to entertain the student body. 100 FRESHMAN BAND 1st Row (L to R): Val Zandstra, Mary Ellen Van Prooyen, Pat Pynakker, Laurie Vender Blit, Barb De Vries. 2nd Row Doreen DeBlock. Deb Hoekstra. Dean Moes, Pam Groot, Fred Colvin. Brian Kamstra, Jack Warner. 3rd Row Kevin Ooms. Bob Crisp. Paul De Young. Dave Hoekstra. Dale Evans. Bill Bultema. Dan Kuiper, Gordon De Jong, Carl Triemstra, Mark Evenhouse. STAGE BAND A CAPPELLA 1st Row (L to R) Elaine Wierman. Barb Beezhold. Jeneane Klootter, Linda VanderBilt, Carol Zafro . Mary VanderMolen. Pearl Jonkman, Carol Ver- borg, Bonnie Verbeek. Esther Hoeksema. 2nd Row: Fonda Kuiken. Deb Rooy, Kathy Hanstra, Marybeth Kallemyn. Betty Rinsema. Judy Gross. Nancy Medema, Joan Hoekstra, Pat Kamstra. Judy DeBoer. 3rd Row Dianne Brouwer. Laurie Santefort, Ruth Schuringa. Jackie Krygsheld, Cathy VanDrunen. Marcia Poortinga, Chris Bandstra. Nancy Triezenberg. Bonnie Geertsema. Pat Davids. 4th Row Alva Boersma, Pam Zigterman, Shar on Schoon, Mel Dykstra. Arlene Stienstra. Kathy Zylstra. Carol Schipma, Nancy Kooyinga. 5th Row Ron Brown, Dave Blair, Rick VanderWoude, Ralph Carlson, Larry Moes. Dave VanProoyen. Lou Haan, Glenn Toren, Bob Boer, John VanMilligan. 6th Row: Jerry Yonkman, Jerry Recker, Andy Wunderink, Dave Vander Molen, Mark Huizenga, Jim DeBoer, John DeVries, Bob Toren, Jim Rozendal, John Dees. Paul Huizenga. Glenn Spoolstra. CHOIR INTERMEDIATE CHOIR First Row: (L To R) Kathy Klooster. Joyce Van Namen, Brenda Greiner. Bonnie Boer. Beth Van Drunen, Cindy Vree. Karen Zandstra, Lou Ann Oostman. Joyce Biegel. Second Row: Renee Schaafsma, Agnes Krykes. Michele Boerman. Hilda Schuringa, Betty Vree. Marcia Vander Zee. Rose Toering, Lynn Woldhuis, Mary Van Til, Paula Iwema. Sue Hoekstra. Third Row Linda Gross, Bev Eckerstrom, Mike DeBoer, Jim Pluymert. Bob De Jong. Steve Branch. Sharon Kuiper, Nancy Ooms, Mary Van Baron, Fourth Row Pat Kok, Pam Brouwer. Lee Hoekstra. Dave Meekma! Bob Schoon, Ray Leo, Mike Elzinga. Arlene Hoekstra, Lynn Van Schepen, Ruth Vander Molen, Annelle Koedyker. Mr. Buursma, director. FRESHMAN CHOIR 1st Row (L to R): Deb Groen, LeAnn Vanden Bosch, Bruce Verburg, Rick Ham, Brian Boomsma. Greg Groen, Fred Zandstra, Gloria Lee, Sue Venhuizen. Pam Huizenga. 2nd Row Wendy Deyo, Li nda Vanderbilt, Scott Dekker, Glenn Van Til, Steve Dees. Randy Van Prooyen, Ron Jabaay, Carl Triemstra, Marilee Huitsing, Sarah Arnold, Ruth Beezhold. 3rd Row. Chris Goe, Jane Pluymert, LeAnn Talen, Betsy Boerman, Ted Gou- wens, John De Boer, Mike Malinack, Jan Rinsema. Cindy Miller. Becky Roeda, Jan Fennema. 4th Row: Pat De Boer. Diane Recker, Sue Ga- brielse. Margaret Lorence, Marty Alderden. Al Kennard, Jerry Lindemulder, Walter Wulff, Phil Dykstra, Carl Toren, Gail Blom, Amy Rodenburg, Marlys Hietbrink. Cindy Huizenga, Barb Van Kuiken. 5th Row: Marilyn Dykstra. Patty Dykema, Juanita Lindemulder, Becky De Boer, Judy Swets, Ruth Doornbos, Pam Belgrave. Brenda Smith, Linda De Boer, Laurie Couwenhoven, Mariann Schaap, Jan Tuinstra, Mary Tuinstra. Not pictured: Sandi Van Lonkhuyzen, Deb Vanderbilt. Sherri Huisenga. 104 SENIORS , DO YOU REMEMBER ... — when Wampum was a place your daddy took you fishing? — when you went to every class, every day, all the time? — when you did homework? — Randy Botma, Barb Vander Muelen, and everybody else who escaped? — when we locked the teachers in their lounge? — when Craig Hammond cracked up the Drivers ' Ed. car? — Jim Natelborg and Diane Terpstra, Jim and Diane De Young, Jim and Linda Ebbers, Jim and Marilyn Biesboer, Jim and Vicki Mohrbacher, Jim and Wilma Porter, Jim and Linda Spender ? — during your Jr. year when all you hoped for was a date to the Jr.-Sr. Banquet? — during your Sr. year when all you hoped for was a date to the Jr.-Sr. Banquet? — growing corn and beans in General Science? — Smokers’ Club? — Pat McClain without Rog De Graff? — when you were in your seat before the bell rang? — when you went to the Dunes to swim and get a suntan? — when girls wore dresses to school? — Bob Bert Parks” Toren? — when the Casserole was the place to go after basketball games? — when you knew the name of everybody? — when you stayed for 9th’s? — when there were 9th’s? — when you had to stand in your locker to reach the top shelf? — when you were afraid of teachers? — when you waited by the Chapel door for the elevator? — when you went to homerooms? — when we burned our Syntax books at the dunes? 105 From left to right Coach VanNoord, Cal Boender, Ray Leo, Ron Brown. Steve Horjus. Mike Kooy, Kevin Porte, Rog Kloo- twyk, Gary Dykstra, Bob Crisp, Bill Bultema, Dan Horjus. Dan Horjus concentrates on the finish. This year held several surprises for Ulian¬ a’s cross-country teams. The Varsity was dis¬ appointing, winning only two P.S.L. meets. The Junior Varsity carried a 3-3 league rec¬ ord, but came on strong in the P.S.L. 108 First place is occupied by Steve Horjus. as usual. CROSS-COUNTRY League Cross-Country Scores Varsity Uliana 45 Luther North 18 Uliana 41 Luther South 20 Uliana 44 Timothy Chr. 19 Uliana 17 Walther Luth. 41 Uliana 25 Providence 33 Uliana 46 Chicago Chr. 19 Record: 2-4 5th place Frosh-Soph Uliana 34 Luther North 22 Uliana 18 Luther South 37 Uliana 40 Timothy Chr. 15 Uliana 24 Walther Luth. 31 Uliana 34 Providence 24 Uliana 25 Chicago Chr. 32 Record: 3-3 4th Place Ray Leo shows the grind of C.C. 109 FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: TOP ROW D on Stam, Jack Vander Giessen. Bill Smlt, Pepper Goad. Larry Van ZukJam, Don Beezhold. Coach Stob. MIDDLE ROW Rog DeGraff. Jerry Swets. Jim DeBoer, Bob Toren, Al Evers. Dan DeBoer. SIT¬ TING: Pete Lindemulder. John Devries. Tom Zandstra. Wayne Scheeringa, John DeBoer, SOCCER J ■ SOCCER TEAM LIMPS THROUGH SEASON The 1971 Soccer season was a good one in spite of the loss of several key players due to injury. The boys played hard and improved in the soccer skills im¬ mensely, showing each team they played a good cali¬ ber of determination and ability. no Frosh-Soph Soccer Team: From left to right: Top Row Mel Scheeringa. Gary Van Deel. Dave Meekma. Mike DeBoer. John Van Drunen, Jim Rinsema Larry Dudley. Vince Eisaman, Clarence Deckinga. Coach DeLange. Middle Row Jay Molenhouse. Brian Boomsma. Randy Roeda. Chuck DeVries. Dale Evans. Bill Vellekoop. Mark Evenhouse. Tim Boonstra. Bottom Row: Bruce Kamstra, Walter Wolff. Ben De¬ Young, Lon Natelborg, Jeff De Boer. Brian Kamstra. Dave VanKley 111 Back Row Coach Tom Dykman, Brian Kamstra. Brian Boomsma. Doug Haan, Jeff De Boer. Mark Eriks, Scott Dekker. Chuck Girard. Middle Row Keith Eriks, Bill Hillegonds, Scott Arnell, Greg Groen, Carl Triemstra, Rick Ham. Kneeling Dan De Vries. Mark Verduin, Kurt Boomsma, Herb Sitter, Mark Evenhouse. FRESHMEN BASKETBALL JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Our Junior Varsity’s hustle was reflected in a second place league finish. They were the only basketball team to beat Chicago Christian in league play. W L P S L record 8 6 All school record 11 10 Standing: John VanOrunen. Chuck DeVrte . Jim Rooy. Bob DeYoung. Mel Scheeringa. Jack VanderOiessen. Tim Boonstra. Coach John Stob. Kneeling Dave Meekma, Ken VanTil, Vince Eismann, Larry VanZuidam. Gary VanDeel. Scott Ooms. Bob Wunderink. 113 VARSITY BASKETBALL Standing: Ron Brown, John De Boer, Wayne Scheeringa, Pete Lindemulder, Cal Boender, Dave Rietveld John De Vries stra, Mike Vermeulen, Al Evers, Coach Roger Smit. Rog De Graff, Jim Duncan. Paul Huizenga. Kneeling: Tom Zand- 114 Pete lays one in against Walther It was a disappointing season, as injuries again plagued the Vikings; four players were out at one time or another. One highlight was the overtime win against Little Flower in the Class A regionals. W PSL — league record 4 Non-League record 4 Front: Alva Boers ma, Pat McClain, Pat Kamstra. Back Wendy Venhulzen. Judy De Boer, Linda Boender. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 116 J.V. CHEERLEADERS Front Donna Parratt, Cindy Vree. Back Wendy Deyo, Jo Alderden, Pat Porter, Cindy Boender. 117 First Row: Marty Alderden, Don Kooy. Fred Zandstra. Kevin Eenigenburg, Randy Groen. Second Row Coach Larry Necastro, Steve Groen. Terry Woodnorth. Dave Blair, Bill Vellekoop, Larry Dudley. Third Row Ted Dekker, Andy Wunderink, John Kats, Randy Roeda. Coach Phil Van Noord. Coaches Van Noord and Necastro in conference. 118 Even though the team’s match¬ es weren’t close point-wise, except for Timothy and Chicago Chris¬ tian, the coaches were pleased with the team’s improvement and spirit. Jim DeBoer throwing the shot. Ron Brown and Pete Undemulder are one, two in a low-hurdles race. TRACK AND FIELD Front Row (L to R) Bob Crisp, Jim Friesema, Brian Kamstra. Doug Haan, Art DeBoer. Bill Bultema, Jim Rooy. Jim Erik . Terry Woodnorth, Kevin Porte. Middle Row Keith VanderWoude. Scott Dekker. Rick Ham, Mike Kooy, Ralph Carlson, Tim Boonstra, Jack VanderGiessen. Chuck DeVries Randy VanderWoude. Mike DeBoer. Randy Teune, Roland Madany, Bill Vellekoop. Back Row: Coach Phil VanNoord. Steve Horjus. Kurt Boomsma, Ron Brown, Henry Campbell. Gordon DeJong, Ray Leo, Jim Duncan, Pete Lindemulder, Jim DeBoer. Duane VanderWoude. Clarence Deckinga Andy DeBoer. 120 Jim Duncan pole vaulting. The Vikings had one of their most successful seasons ever this year. It was highlighted on the Varsity level by a victory in the Wooden Shoe Track Meet and the breaking of four individual school records. The J.V’s were league champi¬ ons in the P.S.L. as well as winners in the Wood¬ en Shoe. W L T Varsity 9 3 0 Frosh-Soph. 8 3 1 121 ! Standing (L to R): Craig Derks, Jim Pluymcrt, Jim DeBoer, Steve Sluiter, Al Kennard, Jeff Dykhuis. Jeff DeBoer, Fred Colvin. Dave Groenewold, Coach Smit. Kneeling: Tyke VanderZee. Kurt Hillegonds, Henry Bykerk, Bob DeJong, Gary VanDeel, John VanDrunen, John Poortenga Sitting Bruce Kamstra. Don Kooy. JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL 122 Standing (L to R): Coach DeVries, Wayne Scheeringa, Tom VanderWeele, Jerry Recker, Jeff DeVries, Roger Walstra, Dan DeBoer, Ed De¬ Boer. Don Stam. Kneeling: Rog DeGraff, John DeBoer, Don Torringa, Jerry Swets, Dave Van Kuiken, Dave Rietveld, Tom Zandstra. VARSITY BASEBALL Front Row (L to R): Coach VanEck. Cart Triemstra. Scott Arnetl, Carl Toren, Lon Natelborg. Back Row Jim Jabaay Dan Horiut VinceEisaman. Randy Roeda. Pepper Goad. Not pictured: Bill Dykstra. TENNIS TEAM W L 3 9 Finished 5th in league tournament. Goad Pepper became Uliana’s first representative at the Illinois State tennis tournament. He also won the P.S.L. singles title for three straight years. Dan Horjus serving. 124 ydCV Finished 4th in league tournament. GOLF TEAM (L to R): Brian Boomsma. Herb Sitter. John Huitsing, Chuck Girard. Dave Jolink, Greg Severin. Coach Otte. 125 SENIOR-FACULTY FOOTBALL GAME Mr. Otte passing for more yardage. The champions of the intramural flag-football teams took on the facul¬ ty, but met with no suc¬ cess against their superi¬ or defense. Final score was 17-0. Front Row Nancy Dykstra. Carla Disselkoen, Luanne Oostman, Brenda Greiner, Bev Huizenga, Kim Verduin, Colleen Disselkoen, Karen DeVries. Beth Van Drunen. Back Row: Karen Van Dam. Pam Dykstra, Renee Schaafsma, Janet Holderman, Bev Scheeringa. Cathy Van Drunen. Kathy Hoekstra. Sue Hoekstra, Mary Van Til, Joyce Van Namen. Standing Miss Vander Velde. Sponsor BADMINTON Miss Vander Velde, Kathy Hoekstra, and Beth Van Drunen. Larry Van Zuidam makes an illegal spike. ' Organization is the key to success. 128 INTRAMURALS 129 FRESHMEN ASSEMBLY Freshmen were welcomed to II- liana via Freshamee Street. SAC members provided instruction for the naive newcomers. F R E S H M E N H A V E 134 FRESHMEN PICNIC Through games, food, and bruises, Freshmen got to know each other. Cooking up a Vicking Victory. PEP ASSEMBLIES Pep Band provides atmosphere for assemblies. 136 CAREER DAY Career Day was successfully held this year on March 3. Our chapel speaker for the day was meteorologist Roger Triemstra. After five periods of seminars, the day was closed with a program of chamber music by Calvin students. Calvin College student plays for student assembly. Dr. Sidney De Waal — psychologist. Mrs. Lois De Boer — registered nurse. Mr. Bob Miller — mortician. 137 Nels lights up on stage. I REMEMBER MAMA The cast listens intently to final instructions before curtain time. 138 Elizabeth is a funny name for that cat. It’s a tom!” CAST Mama Pat Vander Meer Papa Steve Branch Kathrin Bonnie Voss Christine Betsy Boer man Oagmar Hilda Schuringa Nets Mark Hizenga Aunt Trina Phyllis Schuringa Aunt Sigrid Michele Boerman Aunt Jenny Jeneane Klooster Mr. Jyde Jerry Lindemulder Uncle Chris Lee Hoekstra Mr. Thorkelson Dave Blair Dr. Johnson Dan Horjus Arne Carl Triemstra A Nurse Sherry Scheeringa Another Nurse Alma Santefort Soda Clerk Randy De Boer Madeline Kathy Kooster Dorothy Rene Natelborg Miss Moorhead Faye Van Drunnen Hotel Guests Amy Rodenberg Susan Van Schouwen Scrubwoman Cyndi De Vries Vat for you want dowry?” 139 Students lustily attack traditional Mexican foods. P A R T Y Breaking the Pinata: A favorite at every party. 140 Mike Vermueien saw his basketball season go down the drain. A common scene. BROKEN LEGS Keith Eenigenburg was hit hardest. Even the Hard Cores didn’t escape injury. t Alva Boersma Escort: John De Vries 1972 HOMECOMING HONORS THE CLASS OF ’62 Joan Hoekstra Escort: Andy Wunderink 142 Elaine Weirman Escort: Tom Dyke First place float Pep Club. The Concert Band turns out for Homecoming. 143 FINE ARTS FESTIVAL Non-Oil Color — Nancy Medema Drawing — Sue Bussema Oils Acrylics — James Lohr Black White — Louella Kooy Sculpture — Gail Dykstra Voice — Marcia Poortenga Instrumental — Pat Davids Piano — James Lohr Organ — Annelle Koedyker Photography — Lucille Boldenow Poetry — Pat Vander Meer Non-Fiction — Larry Dudley Fiction — Mike Madany Duet Acting — Steve Branch, Dave Blair Prose Poetry — Phyllis Schuringa Dramatic Humorous Interp — Phyllis Schuringa THE ODD COUPLE — Dave Blair Steve Branch Bette Vree’s charcoal drawings were on display in the art competition in the library. James Lohr receives 1st place award for his excellence in piano. Possunt quia posse videntor. (They can because they think they can.) — Virgil 145 Frederic telling Mabel that he mutt rejoin the Pirates. CAST Frederic. Mabel ... Ruth .. Pirate-King Major-General Sergeant of Police Samuel . Paul Huizenga Melanie Dykstra .Pat Kok Jerry Jonkman Lee Hoekstra .Dave Blair Steve Branch THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE 146 The Pirates: Steve Branch, Bob DeYoung, Mike DeBoer, Jim Pluymert, Ray Leo. Mike Elzinga, and John VanMilligan. Musical Director Drama Director Pianist. Drama Assistant Mr. Buursma Miss Ponstein Jeneane Klooster Pat VanderMeer The Police: Steve Horjus, Bob Schoon, Dave Blair, Dave Meekma. Hank Potts, Dave VanProoyen, and Mark Huizenga. The General ' s Daughters: Bev Eckerstrom, Paula Iwema, Barb Beezhold. Annelle Koedyker, Linda Gross, Ruth Rinsema, Sue Hoekstra, Kathy Klooster, Michele Boerman, Alva Boersma, Beth VanDrunen. Karen Zandstra. Joy Biegel. and Ar¬ lene Hoekstra. Who ' our favorite clown?!! Der Deutjch Klub hat da beste Wiener-Schnitzel! PENNY CAR Popcorn, candy, bubble gum, balloons, darts, prizes, fun. NIVAL ’72 The punch was sure to stay cold; the bowl was made of Ice. Transformation of the gym into a jungle. JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET Mr. Wes Harrison delighted the audience with his sound effects and duck hunt. Bob Toren toasting the juniors. 151 LEGGS” are here!!! Advertisements served as the decorations. AWARDS NIGHT BANQUET 152 An appeal to raisin lovers. A 1 Ruth Sikma receives the Business award from Mr Spoelstra. A satisfied couple from Meadview Arizona tells the audience of their wonderful new home. Art DeBoer congratulated by Coach VanNoord for track achievements. Mother of the past, Karen DeVries, tries to set her wayward children straight. SOPHOMORE TEA MOTHERS — PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE GRADUATION 72 Lord, you have said, I AM THE WAY — not that we shall never be confused. You have said, I AM THE TRUTH — not that we shall have all the answers. And, I AM THE LIFE — not that we shall never die. Teach me to know you here on earth — In its tangled maze of pathways, to know you as THE WAY; In its unanswerable mysteries, to know you as THE TRUTH, In the face of suffering and death to know you as THE LIFE. Thank-you, Lord, for not offering us a method, saying, THIS IS THE WAY. Thank-you for not granting us a set of propositions, saying THIS IS THE TRUTH. Thank-you for not delivering us from being human, saying THIS IS THE LIFE. Thank you, Lord, for saying instead, I AM, and thus giving us yourself. — Elizabeth Elliot SENIOR CREDITS Spire-Spire; Fine Arts Committee FAC; Chess Club-Chess; Mixed Chorus-Mix Aw Banq; German Club-Ger; Ssenisub-Sen; Library-Lib; Drama Club-Dra; Chorus; A Cappella-A Cap Choir; Chorus-Chorus; Concert Band-Con B; Fu Class Officer-CI Of; Sophomore Tea Committee-Soph T Com; Sophomore ture Nurses-Fut Nur; Future Teachers-Fut Teach; Student Council-St. Coun; Tea Chairman-Soph T Chair; National Honor Society-Nat Hon Soc; Share- Student Activity Committee-SAC; Chapel Committee-Chapel Com; TracK-Tr; Share; Forensics-For; Science Fair Winner-Sci Win; Ski Club-Ski; Conserva- Cheerleader-Cheer; Basketball B Ball: Girls’ Class Team Basketball-GCTB; tion-Conser; Ecology Club-ECO; Letterman’s Club-Letter; Pep Band-Pep B; Baseball-Base B; Cross Country-CC; Golf-Golf; Soccer-Soc; Tennis-Ten; Intramurals Board-lntra B; Intramurals-lntra; Christian Service Club-Chr Wrestling-Wrest, Bowling-Bowl; Student Manager of a Sport-St. Man; Stage Ser C; Echo-Echo; Chamber Singers-Cham Sing; Office Help-Office Band-SB; Badmitton-Bad; FAF participant-FAF Part; Jr.-Sr. Banquet Com- Pep Club-Pep C; Drill Team-Drill;Career Committee-Car Com; Science mittee-Jr-Sr. Com; Jr.-Sr. Banquet Chairman-Jr.-Sr. Chair; Awards Banquet- Club-Sci C. JAN ALDERDEN Chorus 2; Share 1; Ski 4; Office 4. LORI AUWERDA Sen 4; Mix Chorus 2; Soph T Com 2; Office 4; PepC 1,2,3,4. BILL BAKKER Conser 3,4. CHRIS BANDSTRA FAC 4; Mix Chorus 2; A Cap Choir 3,4; Fut Nur 3,4; Fut Teach 3,4; Car Com 4; Jr.-Sr. Com 3; Ger 4; Dra 4; Office 3.4; PepC 2,3. KATHY BANKS Soph T Com 2; Share 2,3; Ski 4; Intra 4; PepC 1. BARB BEEZHOLD A Cap Choir 3,4; Chorus 2; FAF Part 2,3,4; Ger 3,4; Dra 4; Cham Sing 3,4. PHIL BEEZHOLD JOHN BIESBOER Chess 1,2; Con B 1; Intra 1.4; Wrest 3. LOIS BIESBOER Jr.-Sr. Com 3; Soph T Com 2; In¬ tra 4. CAL BOENDER Chess 2; Con B 1,2; Chapel Com 4; Tr 1,2; B Ball 1.4; Golf 3; Ski 4; Conser 3; Letter 3.4; Intra 4. BOB BOER A Cap Choir 3.4; Nat Hon Soc 3,4; Intra 1. ALVA BOERSMA A Cap Choir 3.4; Chorus 2; Stu Coun 3; Cheer 1,2,3.4; FAF Part 1,2; Aw Banq 3; Jr.-Sr. Com 3; Sen 3,4; Lib 3; Dra 4; Soph T Com 2; SciWin l;PepC I.2.3.4. GAYLE BOONSTRA Chorus 2; GCTB 1,2; Soph T Com 2; Share 4; Intra 1,2,3,4; Office 4. JANA BOSS Spire (Ass ' t Ed) 4; Mix Chorus 2; Fut Nur 1,3,4; Chapel Com 2,3; Jr.-Sr. Com 3; Ger 4; Dra 3; Soph T Com 2; Share 2.3; Sci Win 1; Echo (Page Ed) 1,2.3; Office 3; PepC 2. DIANNE BROUWER A Cap Choir 4; Chorus 2; Chapel Com 4; Jr.-Sr. Com 3; Ger 3,4; Sen 4; Dra 2,3,4; Soph T Com 2; Share 4; Intra 4; Pep C 2,3,4. MARILEE BROUWER Fut Nur 1,2,3; Fut Teach 3,4; Stu Coun 3; Chapel Com 4; Bowl 3; Aw Banq 3; Jr.-Sr. Com 3; Soph T Com 2; Nat Hon Soc 3; Chr Ser 3, 4; Pep C 1.2; Drill 3. RON BROWN Mix Chorus 2; A Cap Choir 3,4; Con B 1; Tr 1,2,3,4; B Ball 1,2.3,4; CC 1.2.3.4; Nat Hon Soc 3; Letter (Treas) 2,3,4; Intra 1,2,3,4. SUEBRUEGMANN Fut Nur 3,4; Chapel Com 2; Jr.- Sr. Com 3; Ger 3; Soph T Com 2; Sci Win 1; Chr Ser C 3,4; Office 3. JERRY BRUINSMA Soc 2; Bowl 4; Ger 2; Lib 4; Intra 3,4. JANCARLEY Mix Chorus 2; Fut Nur 3; GCTB 1, 2,3; Bowl 3; Jr.-Sr. Com 3; Soph T Com 2; Sci Win 1; Intra 1,2,3,4; Pep C 2. CINDY COLVIN Bowl 3,4; Jr.-Sr. Com 3; Soph Tea Com 2; Pep C 2. DAWN COOPER Con B 2; Fut Nur 3.4; Jr.-Sr. Com 3; Sen 3,4; Soph T Com 2; Share 2; Pep B 2; Chr Ser C 2; Office 4; Pep C 3. ROSSCOUWENHOVEN Chess 1,2; Con B 2; B Ball 1; Golf 1,2; Soc 1,2,3; Nat Hon Soc 2,3; Sci Win 1; Intra 1,2,3,4. ANDY DE BOER Tr 2.3,4; Letter 4; Intra 2,3.4. ART DE BOER Tr 2.3,4; Letter 3,4; Intra 2,3,4. CHERYL DE BOER Fut Nur 2,3,4; Chapel Com 4; GCTB 1; Jr.-Sr. Com 3; Soph T Com 2; Chr Ser C 2,3,4; Pep C 1, 2,3,4; Drill 2. JOHN DE BOER Chess 2; B Ball 1.2.3.4; Base B 1, 2,3,4; CC 1; Soc 2,3,4; Jr.-Sr. Com 3; Letter 2,3,4; Intra 1,2,3,4. ROG DE GRAFF Con B 1.2,3; Stu Coun 1,2; B Ball 1.2,3,4; Base B 1.2.3.4, Soc 1,2,3, 4; Jr.-Sr. Chair 3; Aw Banq 1,2; Nat Hon Soc 2,3; Letter 1,2,3,4; Intra B 1,2,3; Intra 1,2,3,4. DON DE JONG Chess 1; Bowl 3,4. DAVE DE YOUNG Sci C 1,2; Conser 3,4. BETTY DEKKER Fut Nur 2,3,4; Jr.-Sr. Com 3; Ger 3,4; Lib 4; Dra 3; Soph T Com 2; Share 2; Sci Win 1; Office 4; Pep C 2,3,4 JERRY DEKKER Con B 1; Ski 4; Intra I.2.3.4. DOREEN DE VRIES Chorus 2; Fut Teach 2; GCTB 2; Bowl 3,4; Jr.-Sr. Com 3; Sen 3; Dra 2; Soph T Com 2; Pep C 2,3. JEFF A. DE VRIES CC 1,2; Ten 2; Stu Man 1; Ski 4; Intra 3. JEFF D. DEVRIES Chess 1,2; Con B 1; Base B 4; Bowl 2; Jr.-Sr. Com 3; Ski 4; Con¬ ser 3,4; Intra 1,2,3,4. JOHN DE VRIES A Cap Choir 4; Con 1,2,3; B Ball 1,2,3,4; Base B 1; Soc 1,2,3,4; Jr.- Sr. Chair 3; Dr. 3; Letter 2,3,4; Pep B 1; Intra 1,2,3,4. PAT DE VRIES Chorus 2; Fut Nur 3; GCTB 2; Bowl 3; FAF Part 4; Jr.-Sr. Com 3; Soph T Com 2; Share 2, 4; Sci Win 1; Ski 4; Intra 4.2. YVONNE DE VRIES Con B 2; Fut Teach 3,4; FAF Part 1,2,3; Jr.-Sr. Com 3; Ger 3,4; Dra 3; Soph T Com 2; Nat Hon Soc 3; Share 3; Pep B 2. RICH DOORNBOS CC 1,2; Stu Man 1; Intra 1,2,3. JIM DUNCAN Tr 4; B Ball 4; Intra 4. TOM DYKE B Ball 2; Base B 3; Intra 4; Wrest 3. BILL DYKSTRA B Ball 1; CC 1.2; Ten 2,3,4; Intra 1 , 2 . JERRY DYKSTRA Tr 2.4; Letter 2; Intra 1; Wrest 1. LINDA EBBERS Mix Chorus 2; GCTB 1; Sen 3; Soph T Com 2; Share 2,3; Ski 4; Pep B 1; Intra 1,2,4; Office 3; Pep C 1.2. KEITH EENIGENBURG Chess 1; A Cap Choir 3,4; Chorus 3; Bowl 1; Ski 4; Letter 4; Intra 2, 3,4; Wrest. 3. MILLIE ELLENS Chorus 2; Sen 4; Soph T Com 2; Pep C 2,3,4. CAROL ERIKS Con B 1,2; Jr.-Sr. Com 3; Sen 4; Soph T Com 2; Share 1; Pep B 1, 2; Office4; PepC I.2.3.4. DALE ERIKS Chess 2; Con B 1,2,3; Ski 4; Pep B 1,2; Intra 1. DENISE FLIKKEMA Bowl 3; Jr.-Sr. Com 3; Ger 3; Soph T Com 2; Chr Ser C 2; Pep C 2,3,4; Car Com 4. PEPPER GOAD Chess 2; Stu Coun 3; B Ball 1.2; CC 1; Soc 2,3,4; Ten 1,2,3,4; Aw Banq 3; Jr.-Sr. Com 3; Sci Win 1; Letter 1.2.3.4; Intra 1,2,3,4; Echo 1,2; Wrest 3. CINDY GOUWENS Con B 1.4; FAF Part 1; Sci Win 1. GAYLE GROEN Jr.-Sr. Com 3; Sen 3,4; Soph T Com 2. JUDI GROSS Spire 4; Mix Chorus 2; A Cap Choir 3,4; Con B 1,2; Fut Teach 3, 4; Stu Counc 4; Chapel Com 3,4; FAF Part 4; Aw Banq 4; Jr.-Sr. Com 3; Dra 1,3; Soph T Com 2; Nat Hon Soc 3; Share 2,3; Pep B 1; Chr Ser C 1; Echo 1.2; Pep C 2. CARL HAAK LEANNE HAAN Con B 2,3; Fut Nur 3,4; Fut Teach 4; Stu Coun 4; Aw Banq 4; Jr.-Sr. Com 3; Soph T Com 2; Share 3; Ski 4, Pep B 2. SHERRY HAAN FAC 3,4; Fut Teach 3; Chapel Com 2,3; Jr.-Sr. Chair 3; Aw Banq 2; Dra 2,3; Soph T Chair 2; Nat Hon Soc 2.3; For 2; Echo (Ed) 2,3, 4, FAF Part 1,2,3. RANDY HELMUS B Ball 1.2; Base B 1,2; Soc 1,2; Jr.-Sr. Com 3; Ski 4. JACK HOEKSTRA Chess 1; Bowl 1,2,3,4; Jr.-Sr. Com 3; Intra 1,2,3,4. JIM HOEKSTRA Pep B 1; Intra 1,2. JOAN HOEKSTRA FAC 3; A Cap Choir 3,4; Chorus 2; Fut Nur 3,4; Fut Teach 3,4; SAC 1,2,3; Chapel Com 1,2,4; FAF Part 2.3; Jr.-Sr. Chair 3; Ger 3,4; Dra 1,2,3; Soph T Com 2; Nat Hon Soc 2,3; Share 1,2; For 2; Sci Win 1; Intra 1,2; Chr Ser 1,3; Echo 2. KAREN HOEKSTRA Chapel Com 4; SB 4; FAF Part 1, 2,3; Jr.-Sr. Con 3; Ger 4; Dra 2,3; Soph T Com 2; Share 3,4; Chr Ser 2; PepC 1,2. KATHY HOEKSTRA FAC 3; Fut Nur 2,3; Stu Counc 1, 2; SAC 3.4; Chapel Con 2.3.4; GCTB 2; Bad 3.4; Jr.-Sr. Chair 3; Aw Banq 2; Ger 4; Soph T Com 2; Nat Hon Soc 2,3; Share 2,4; Sci Win 1. BETTY HUGHSON Mix Chorus 2; Fut Teach 3; Bowl 2; FAF Part 3,4; Dra 1,3; Nat Hon Soc 3; Share 2. JOHN HUITSING B Ball 1,2; Base B 3; Golf 4; Bowl 4; Jr.-Sr. Com 3; Intra 1.2,3,4. BEV HUIZENGA Spire 4; Mixed Chorus 2; GCTB 1; Band 3,4; Jr.-Sr. Com 3; Sen 3.4; Dra 4; Soph T Com 2; Sci Win 1; Intra 2,4; Pep C 1,2. JUNE HUIZENGA Mix Chorus 1; Bowl 4; Jr.-Sr. Com 3; Lib 2; Soph T Com 2; Share 2; Chr Ser C 1,2,3,4. JIM JACOBS B Ball 1,2; Base B 1,2; Soc 1.2; Intra 1,2,3,4. DAVE JOLINK Con B 1,2,3; Golf 1,2,3,4; Soc 2.3; Jr.-Sr. Com 3; Letter 3,4; Pep B 1, 2.3; Intra 1,2,3,4. SHERYL JONKMAN Chorus 2; Fut Teach 3,4; Jr.-Sr. Gen 3; Ger 3,4 (Pres); Soph T Com 2; Nat Hon Soc 3; Chr Ser C 2; PepC 2. PAT KAMSTRA Spire (Bus Man) 4;; A Cap Choir 3,4; Chorus 2; Fut Nur 1,3,4; Stu Coun 1; Cheer 3,4; GCTB 1,2; Aw Banq 1; Jr.-Sr. 3; Soph T Chair 2 ; Sci Win 1; Intra 1,2; Echo 1; Of¬ fice 3; Pep C 2.3,4. BUD KATS Con B 1; Bowl 3; Jr.-Sr. 3; Conser 4; Intra 1.2,3,4. JOHN KATS FAC (Chair) 4; Chess 1.2; Track 1, 2,3; Soc 3; FAF Part 1,2,3; Aw Banq 4; Jr.-Sr. 3; Dra 3; Ski 4; Let¬ ter 3.4; Intra 2,3,4; Echo 1,2,3,4 (Ed); Wrest 3,4. LAURIE KERKSTRA Jr.-Sr. Com 3; Sen 4; Soph T Com 2; Chr Ser 2; PepC 2,3,4. JENEANE KLOOSTER Spire 4; FAC 4; Chorus 2; A Cap Choir 3,4; Con B 1,2; Fut Nur 1,2, 3; FAF Part 1,3,4; Jr.-Sr. Com 3; Dra 3,4; Soph T Com 2; Nat Hon 158 SENIOR CREDITS Soc 3; Sci Win 1; Echo 1; Office 3; Pep C 2. LORNA KLOOSTER Mix Chorus 2; Chapel Com 4; GCTB 1,2; Jr.-Sr. Con 3; Ger 4; Dra 4; Soph T Chair 2; Share 1,3, 4; Sci Win 1; Intra 1,2,3,4; Pep C 1.2,3,4 (Treas) ROGER KLOOTWYK Spire (Ed) 4; Track 1,2,3; CC 2,3, 4; Jr.-Sr. Com 3; Letter 3,4; Intra 3,4; Echo 3,4. LUANNEKOEDYKER Con B 1,2; Fut Teach 3; Chapel Com 3; FAF Part 1; Jr.-Sr. Com 3; Soph T Com 2; Office 4. LOUELLA KOOY Con B 1,2.3,4; FAF Part 4; Jr.-Sr Com 3; Dra 2; Soph T Con 2; Share 1,2.3; Sci Win 1 ; Pep B 1; Intra 2,4; PepC 1,2. PETE LINDEMULDER FAC 3; Con B 1.2; SAC 3; Chapel Con 4; Track 1,2,3,4; B Bal 1.2,3, 4; CC 1; Soc 2,3.4. Jr.-Sr Chair Com 3; Lib 4; Dra 3; Conserv 4; Letter 2,3,4; Pep B 1; Intra 1,2,3, 4. JAMESLOHR Chess 1,2,34; FAF Part 3; Nat Hon Soc 2,3; For 3. LINDA LOLKEMA Spire 4; Con B 1,2; Fut Teach 4; Stu Coun 4; Aw Banq 4; Jr.-Sr. Com 3; Sen 3,4; Soph T Com 2; Share 2; Office 3; Pep C 1,2,3. ROLAND MADANY Spire 4; Track 4; Ten 1,2,3; St. Man. 4; Cor. 3,4; Nat Hon. Soc. 3, 4; Sci Win 1; Letter 4; Intra 1,2,3, 4. pat McClain FAC 3; Mix Chorus 2; Fut Teach 4; Chapel Com 3,4; Cheer 1,2,3,4; Jr.-Sr. Chair Com 3; Sen 4; Dra 3; Soph Tea Chair Com 2; Intra 1,2, 3,4; Pep C 1,2,3,4. NANCY MEDEMA A Cap Choir 3.4; Chorus 2; FAF Part 4; Soph T Com 2; Share 4; Cham Sing 3. PAM MOLLEMA Chorus 2; Con B 1; Fut Nur 2,3,4; Jr.-Sr. Com 3; Sen 3,4; Soph T Com 2; Chr Ser C 2; Echo 4; Pep Club 1,2,4. JEAN MULDER Mix Chorus 2; Soph T Com 2; Share 2,3; PepC 1.2. CINDY MURRAY Chorus 2; GCTB 1,2; Jr.-Sr. Com 3; Soph T Com 2; Intra 1. SHARON MUSCH Mix Chorus 2; Fut Nur 3; GCTB 1, 2.3; Soph T Com 2; Share 2,3; Sci Win 1; Ski 4; Drill 2; Intra 1.2; Pep C 2. JIM NATELBORG Con B 1,2; Bowl 1,2; Conserv 3,4; Intra 1.2. MARGE NIEHOF Sen 3,4; Dra 3; Soph T Com 2; Chr Ser 2; Office 4; Pep C 1,2,3.4. JACK OOSTMAN Track 1,2; CC 1,2,3; Stu Man 1,2, 3; Letter 2,3,4; Sci C 1,2. CASEY PATER Intra 2,3,4. KEN PLUYMERT Intra 3. MARCIA POORTENGA A Cap Choir 3,4; Chorus 2; Stu Coun 4; Bowl 2,3,4; FAF Part 3,4; Aw Banq 4; Jr.-Sr. Com 3; Soph T Com 2. JULIE POORTENGA Jr.-Sr. Com 3; Soph T Com 2; In¬ tra 4. RANDY POORTINGA CINDY PORTER Spire 4; Stu Coun 2; Aw Banq 2; Jr.-Sr. Com 3; Lib 2,3,4; Soph T Com 2; Ski 4; Office 1. RON PORTER Chess 1,2; Ten 2; Bowl 2; Letter 2, 3.4; Intra 2,3,4. WILMA PORTER Chorus 2; Jr.-Sr. Com 3; Soph T Com 2; Intra 1,2,3; Chr Ser 2; Pep C 2. ARLENE POST Jr.-Sr. Com 3; Soph T Com 2; Share 2,3,4; Intra 3.4. PHIL POST Con B 1,2; Jr.-Sr. Com 3. KAREN POSTMA Con B 1,2; Fut Nur 3; Stu Coun 3. 4; Aw Banq 4; Jr.-Sr. Com 3; Soph T Com 2. BILL PRINCE BOB RAVESLOOT Con B 1; Conserv 3,4; Intra 2,3. JERRY RECKER Mix Chorus 2; A Cap Choir 3,4; Con B 1; Base 4; Bowl 3; Cl Of 4; Intra 1,2,3,4. SUE RIEBEL Jr.-Sr. Com 3; Sen 4; Soph T Com 2; Chr Ser 2; PepC 2,3,4. BETTY RINSEMA A Cap Choir 3,4; Jr.-Sr. Com 3; Office 2. JIM ROZENDAL Chess 1,2,3.4; Mix Chorus 2; A Cap Choir 3.4; Track 3; Bowl 3; Nat Hon Soc 3,4; Share 4; Letter 4; Intra 1,2,3.4; Car Com 4. SHERRILL RUITER FAC 1; Chorus 2; Jr.-Sr. Com 3; Soph T Com 2; Share 2.3. ALMA SANTEFORT Chorus 2; GCTB 1,2; Jr.-Sr. Com 3; Sen 2.3.4; Dra 4, Cl Of 4; Soph T Com 2; Ski 4; Intra 1,2; Pep C 1, 2,3,4. JAN SCHAAP Mix Chorus 2; GCTB 1,2; Jr.-Sr. Com 3; Sen 3,4; Soph T Com 2; Ski4; Intra 1,2,3; PepC 2,3,4. CHUCK SCHEERINGA HAROLD SCHEERINGA Conserv 4; Intra 3,4. CAROL SCHIPMA A Cap Choir 3,4; Chorus 2; Fut Nur 2,3,4; Ger 4; Pep C 1. DAVE SIERSEMA Base 1; CC 2.3; Nat Hon Soc 3; Letter 3,4; Intra 1,2,3,4. RUTH SIKMA Chorus 2; FAF Part 1; Sen 3,4 (Pres); Cl Of 4; Soph T Com 2; Sci Win 1; Sketch 2; PepC 4. ROBERT SITTEMA Ski 4; Intra 3. BILL SMIT Stu Coun 2,3; Base 1,2; Soc 2,3,4; Jr.-Sr. Chair Com 3; Aw Banq 2,3; Dra 1; Letter 3.4; Intra I.2.3.4. LINDA SPENDER Mix Chorus 2; Fut Nur 1; Jr.-Sr. Com 3; Ger 4; Sen 4; Soph T Com 2; Share 4; Intra 1.2; Pep C 1,2,3, 4. DENISE STAM Chorus 2; Fut Teach 4; SAC 2; Chapel Com 4; Cheer 2; GCTB 1; Jr.-Sr. Com 3; Soph T Com 2; In¬ tra 1,3,4; Pep C 1,2,3,4 (Pres). BOBSTEGENGA DAVID STEWART Conserv 4. ARLENE STIENSTRA Spire 4; FAC 3,4; A Cap Choir 3.4; Chorus 2; Fut Nur 3,4; FAF Part 2, 4; Jr.-Sr. Com 3; Dra 2,3; Soph T Com 2; Chr Ser 2; Office 4. CARYLTALEN Mix Chorus 2; Chapel Com 3; Jr.- Sr. Com 3; Soph T Com 2; Share 2,3; Office 4. SUE TOERING Chapel Com 4; Jr.-Sr. Com 3; Ger 4; Dra 1,2; Soph T Com 2; Share 3; Chr Ser 1.2; PepC. 1,2. BOBTOREN Mix Chorus 2; A Cap Choir 3,4; Con B 1,2; SAC 1.2; B Ball 1,2,3; Soc 1,2,3.4; Jr.-Sr. Chair Com 3; Dra 2; Ski 4; Letter 2.3.4; Intra 1. 2.3.4. JERRY UITERMARKT Chess 1,2,3; Track 3; Sci Win 1; Conserv 4. LAURIE VANDEN BOSCH FAF Part 1.2.3.4; Ger 3.4; Share 2,4; Echo 3; Office 4; Pep C 1. DAVE VANDERBILT Chess 1.2,3,4; Con B 1,2,3.4; Ten 1; Ski 3.4; Conserv 4; Pep B 1,2,3. BOBVANDERGRIEND B Ball 1; CC 1; Intra I.2.3.4. PAT VANDERMEER FAC 2,3,4; Fut Teach 3; Chapel 3; FAF Part 1,2,3,4; Dra 1,2,3,4; Soph T Chair Com 2; Share 1; For 3; Echo 2. DAVID VANDERMOLEN Chess 2; A Cap Choir 2,3,4; Ger 4; Intra 1. DAN VANDER WEELE Con B 1; B Ball 1; CC 1; Intra 1.2. DUANEVANDER WOUDE Con B 1; Track 2,3,4; Base 1; Ski 4; Letter 4 (Pres); Intra B 4; Intra 1.2.3.4. SUSAN VAN DYK Fut Nur 2.3; SAC 2,3,4; Chapel Com 3; FAF Part 1; Jr.-Sr. Com 3; Soph T Com 2; Share2. JOAN VAN DYKE Jr.-Sr. Com 3; Sen 3,4 (Treas); Lib 4; Soph T Com 2; Echo 3. KATHY VAN KUIKEN Spire 4; Fut Nur 3; Chapel Com 4; FAF Part 1,2,3,4; Jr.-Sr. Com 3; Ger 4; Soph T Com 2; Nat Hon Soc 3; Share 3,4; Chr Ser 4; Of¬ fice 4; Pep C 2. JOHN VAN MILLIGAN Chess 4; A Cap Choir 4; Con B 2, 3; SAC 1,2,3,4; Chapel 3,4; Aw Banq 3,4; Jr.-Sr. Com 3; Dra 1,2, 3,4; Soph T Com 3; Eco 4; Pep B 1,2,3,4; Sci C 1,2,3,4. DAVE VAN PROOYEN Chess 1,2,3,4; Mix Chorus 2; A Cap Choir 3.4. SAC 1.2.3.4; Chap¬ el 3,4; Base 2; Bowl 3.4; Aw Banq. 3,4; Jr. Sr. Com 3; Ger 4; Dra 1,2.3, 4; Soph T Com 3; Ski 4; Letter 2,3,4; Intra 1,2; Sci C 2,3,4. DOUG VAN TIL Con B 1,2,4; Track 1,2; B Ball 1.2; CC 1,2,3,4; Jr.-Sr. Chair Com 3; Conserv 4; Letter 2,3,4; Intra 1.2, 3.4. MARILYN VAN VUREN Chorus 2; GCTB 1,2; Jr.-Sr. Com 3; Soph T Com 2; Intra 1,2,4; Pep C 2.3. TOM VENHUIZEN Ski 4; Intra 1,2. WENDI VENHUIZEN Chorus 2; Cher 1,2,3,4; Jr.-Sr. Com 3; Soph T Com 2; Intra 1,2; PepC 1,2,3,4. CAROL VERBURG A Cap Choir 4; Fut Nur 4; Office 4; PepC 4. GARY VERKADE FAF Part 4; Ski 4; Intra 1,2.3,4; Sci 1.2. BEV WARNER Spire 4 (Bus Man); Fut Teach 3,4; FAF Part 1,3; Jr.-Sr. Chair Com 3; Ger 4; Soph T Com 2; Nat Hon Soc 3; Share 3,4; Sci Win 1; Chr Ser 2; Echo 1,2 (Man Ed); Pep C 1 . KERK WEIDENAAR Track 1,2,3; B Ball 1; CC 1.2,3; FAF Part 4; Intra 2. ELAINE WIERMAN A Cap Choir 4; Chorus 2; Stu Coun 4; SAC 1.2.3; GCTB 3; Aw Banq 4; Soph T Com 2; Share 3; Intra 1.2,3,4, Office 2; Pep C 1.2. 3. DAVID WIERSMA Con B 1; Intra 1,2. TOM WIERSMA Jr.-Sr. Com 4; Conserv 4; Intra 1, 2.3.4. JO WONDAAL FAC 3,4; Chorus 2; Fut Teach 2; SAC 4; GCTB 1.2; FAF Part 1,2,3; Jr.-Sr. Com 3; Soph T Com 2; Sci Win 1; Intra B 1.2.3.4; Intra 1,2,3, 4. ANDREW WUNDERINK FAC 3,4; Chess 1.2; A Cap Choir 4; Chapel 4; Wrest 4; FAF Part 4; Jr.-Sr. Com 3; Dra 3; Share 4; Let¬ ter 4; Intra 1,2,3.4; Echo 1,2.4. BRIAN YONKMAN JERRY YONKMAN FAC 3,4; Mix Chorus 2; A Cap Choir 3.4; B Ball 1.2; Jr.-Sr. Chair Com 3; Dra 4; Cl Of 4; Intra 3,4. DAVE ZANDSTRA Chapel 4; Bowl 3.4; Jr.-Sr. Com 3; Ger 4; Intra 3,4. JAN ZEILENGA Mix Chorus 2; Soph T Com 2; Share 2,3; Sci Win 1; Ski 4. Intra 4; Pep C 1,2. PAUL ZEILENGA A Cap Choir 3,4. 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