Lynden Christian School - Excelsior Yearbook (Lynden, WA)

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,Z XII ' - ,,...,- -. 45 ,gg . . ADMINISTRATION . During The course of This year we have become very aTTached To our school. We realize ,ThaT wiThouT The paTienT and loving guidance The members oT The .--. dll IaculTy have given us, school wouldn'T mean so much ' To us. Our sincere Thanks goes To Them. D We also wish To Thank The bus drivers Tor Their -4 , line co-operaTive spiriT during The bad vveaTher which - made Their Tasks so burdensome. .-.. RVOVO lk g 'n X Hugo Van Ry, our cusToclian. can do everyThing 'S' A 0 from making Tormulas To washing windows. WhaT would ...l. X school be like wiThouT Hugo and his iokes? 5 Thanks also go To The office clerk. principal. and fx school board Tor running The aTTairs of The school so 'Q TluenTly. f Q, ... 9 I x f-,fixy If 'W II .. T I gli Q f .. Q QQ Q Q Q 3 1 ..... W , g 'T ,il N K 'J I F-K Wiki L -H I I -Xx x X Q . . . . .... iw If lf .-I l SX I My

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1.17 .-! dm inislration Svniors Sports -Umlvrclassm an Features Sponsors eanlenii Drama and Music Urganizations

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SCHOOL BOARD Left to right: Arthur Oordt, treasurerg Bernard Koops, Ray Bajema, John Roosendaal, Lewis Hoksbergen, secretaryg Henry Zoerink, Ernf est Blankers, presidentg Harry Vander Nley, Peter Gelenyse, Henry Bosman, Erwin Terpstra, Tim Krediet, Martin Houg. . . SCHOOL BOARD . . We are all conscious ol lhe serious problems confronling America Today, and how closely They allecl our school syslem in general. There are slrange forces ar work in The world Today - forces lhal seem lo be gradually and insidiously Trying +o deslroy our American schools. Our Chrislian schools are nor escaping lheir ellecrs, eilher. They are represenled by apalhy, lelhargy, disinleresl, and unconcern inslead ol progress in lhose herilages which we possess. They are evidenl by The apparenl laclc ol a sense ol responsibilily on lhe parl ol loo many peo- ple. , Our Chrislian herilage we lcnow was noi earned by lhese alliludes. ll was gained and developed by The pioneering spiril ol our lore-lalhers, who were willing To lace, and conquered, all oloslacles in Their palh lhrough lailh. Those Chrislian liberlies and freedoms gained and Those virlues which Those lorelalhers pos- sessed we also value highly. ll cerfainly is our duly lo make evidenl our grave responsibilily for lhese heril- ages. In The process of educalion and developmenl of our minds from childhood lo maluriry lo old age we should conlinue in +ha+ responsibilily, aclively conlribule 'ro irs developmenl lhrough lo years lo come, and Thus squarely meer 'rhe challenge ol loday. Lel us in This medial period ol our lwenlielh cenlury be conlidenl ol our abililies and exercise our lailh lo improve and help allain all 'rhese in Their lull slalure. ERNEST BLANKERS, Presidenl. Ifiyhl