Lynden Christian School - Excelsior Yearbook (Lynden, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1951 volume:

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In recognifion of his services fo our school, +he faifhful 'fulfillmeni' of his faslcs' and his readiness 'ro assisf in all of our problems, we do dedicaie +his I95I Ex- celsior 'ro him. I+ is our hope and prayer +ha+ he. wifh God's blessing. may confinue his excellenf service in God's Kingdom. Three F our EEEERRRRRRBRRRRRBRRR . . AMERICA . My counlry, 'fis of Ihee, Sweel land of Iiberly. Of +hee I sing. Land where my Iafhers died. Land of Ihe Pilgrim's pride. From every mounlain side, Lel freedom ring! My nafive counlry. Ihee, Land of Ihe noble free, Thy name I love. I love Ihy roclcs and rills, Thy woods and Iempled hills. My hearf wifh raplure Ihrills Like Ihaf above. Our fa+hers' God, Io Thee, Aulhor of Iiberly, To Thee we sing. Long may our land be brighl Wifh freedoms holy Iighf: Profecf us by Thy might Greal God. our King! --Samuel Francis Smilh ERRRRRRRRRRRHBRRRRRR i AF ,A V 'Yi Av , reamhle me, the Stuhents nf the 'ftlgnhen Qlhristizm gfligh girhnul, in nrher tn present an zrrrurute pirture nf srhuul life im herehg establish this gixcelsinr fur the gear 1951, em- huhging the theme nf the iheas set furth bg the Glunstitutinn nf the liniteh States uf Qimerica. me im herehg pruixihe fur zz hemnrratir farm nf srhnul gnirerriment, insure treehnm nf press, zmh expressinxr, pru- mute the spirit nf pzitriutism, mth secure the freehnni uf reli- ginn fur the Qgatriuts, the lllfrnntiersmen, the Qginneers, mth the igilgrims. Gwzfmu f flaeamdle .fegulatzue gxeculiae Gdzyemq Qwdam ffaluamm Speak 'Social Jfigfnfaqfzlld egislatihe Ullge legislative pufuer nf nur Qfhristinn Eliiigh Sirlqnul is inhesteh in the srlguul lmztrh :mit the stuhent rmmcil. ,Zlt is tlye hutg uf the srlquul hnztrh tu Ing hninn the hzrsir principles mth estzrhlislq the Izzfus upnn fnlqirlq nur srtyunl is uperzrteh. Ullqeir Inhe fur the rzutse uf Cltgrist is mzmifesteh in their lllltifillg heimtinn tu nur institutinn. mite stuhent ruunril, elesteh bg the memhers nf the rlzrsses, exerts its intluenre nirer the stuhent lmhg hg fnrming imriuus puliries unher the guiitzxnre uf the fzrrultg. Eiylzl SCHOOL BOARD Standing, left to right: Mr. Koops, Pete Huisingh, Evert Scholten, Egbert Kok, Jim Bajema, Henry Bosman, Edward Kok. Seat- ed: Peter Heeringa, Irwin Terpstra, Tim Krediet, Lewis Hoksbe rgen, Martin Houg. sci-iooL BoARD Believing in the need and desirability ot providing children with Christian education. the School Board upholds and governs our Christian school. The instruction and education ot children in the school. as well as in the home, must be in accordance with the Word ot God. ln the course ot the pupil's education the tundamental unity ot the school and home is maintained. The aim ot the School Board is to provide tor and give to the youth ot our community that weelvday instruction which is in agreement with the Word ot God and which is necessary it they are to occupy their places worthily in society, church, and state. May they ever seelc the guidance ot the All-Wise One in tultilling this great task. STUDENT COUNCIL Standing, left to right: Euqene Van Bee-k, Alvin Vander Griend, Vernon Laninga, Roger Likkel, Anthony Vermeulen, Cornelius lVlol- lVlr. De Jong, advisors. Seated: Gerald Korthius, vice-presldentg enaar, Shirley Vande Kieft, Sylvia De Lange, lVlr. De Boer and Ruthele Van Lohuizen, secretaryg Ted Vander Nley, presidentp Lamar Vander Griend, treasurer. STUDENT COUNCIL Under the leadership ot Ted Vander Mey, our president, the Student Council has talcen an ac- tive part in every problem and activity during the past year. An example ot this active work was illustrated in the successtul Operation Liquidation. The Student Council has arranged many interesting assemblies during the year, and is also sponsoring a representative trom our school to Girls' State. Our taculty advisors who have done much toward the activeness ot this year's Student Council are our principal, Mr. Koops, Mr. Norman De Boer, and Mr. Andrew De Jong. Ninn on't take it all. 2. Don'tbe tight. 3. Hi School Daze! 4. Chums. 5, Abasket! 6. Posing. 7. Hubba! Hubba! 8. Am itious Hugo, 10. Carefree. 11. Tired or unhappy? 12. Taking it easy. 13. Smile pretty. l'0n. xenutihe The exerutihe pnfuer is iuiresieh in nur priuripztl mth his rzrhinet. Qs stuheufs nf zr Qflgristizm 2-Iiglg Srlguul fue feel heeplg grateful in 05nh fnrbprniwihing ns iuitly am effirient rlgief J2XDl'1Iti1TB auth 21 l'1TlTIJB1'2Iti1'IB sfuff. gilt is the Imtg nf the exem- tihe irepzrrhnent tn rurrg nut the trnhitinzml heliefs zmh prin- riples as esfzthlislgeh Img the fmmhers zmh set furtlq in Cl5nh's Hfmurh. Nut in he flTl 5UffD11 are nur fzriflgful uffire rlerlx, effirienf jzmitur, auth the lms irriners, fulqu perfurm am i1upurfu11t part uf the exerntiire Irepzrrtlllent- luezldaqe 44001 Zfne Ghzef gxerudfiae God direcTed The acTiviTies OT The men who wroTe The UniTed STaTes ConsTiTuTion so eTTecTively ThaT The consTiTuTion They made Tor a naTion oT Three and one-halT million people in ThirTeen sTaTes applies as ade- guaTely To a naTion oT one hundred and TiTTy million people in TorTyfeighT sTaTes one hundred and sixTy years laTer. 'lhaT documenT, wriTTen so many years ago, is sTill viTal and gives sTabiliTy To our governmenlr. During your school years you have learned oT a documenT ThaT will give sTabiliTy To your liTe. IT is as viTal as iT was many cenTuries ago, when iT was wriTTen by God-inspired auThors. We reTer, of course, To The Word oT God, The Bible. According To The dicTionary, a consTiTuTion is an auThoriTaTive or esTablished law. IT is The TundamenTal organic law or principle oT governmenT. Think oT Gods Word in This way. Then you will enjoy domesTic TranquiliTy, your general welTare will be promoTed, and you will secure The blessings oT liTe and happiness eTernally. ThaT is my prayer and wish Tor all oT you. Farewell To you who are graduaTing. MR. B. KOOPS, Principal l'zu'r-lzwf NORMAN DE BOER American History 11 Washington State Sociology 12 Ty ing 11 ALFRED LUNDE Girls' Glee Club Mixed Chorus Band History 12 ANDREW DE JONG General Science BiologyW1O Chemistry BERNARD ENGBER English 9,10 World History AUGUSTA KOK 9 S 10 Home Ec 9, 10 'l'l1irlmzn MARION SNAPPER Christian Ethics-12 Reformed Doctrine-12 Church History-11 English Literature Physical Ed-9, 10 JOHN UBELS Latin I Algebra Bookkeeping Mathematics Geometry GERRIT VAN ZWOL Shop-9, 10 Farm Shop Fourteen si -u........,,, Vila 418031 Mixflqfs Safer I ,Q .1- EN 'Ways Y-1 fm I . mg Clif: Y ENNXQCS 5155518 BETTY SHOEMAKER Journalism-12 English-9, 10 Literature---10, 11 Physical Ed-9, 10 EMMA ZYLSTRA Librarian 'l!4 fladlic Sefwice BUS DRIVERS Left to right: Albert Warmirik, Jake Roosma, William Heusinkveld, Andrew Wouters, John Roosma. MAINTENANCE AND OFFICE Lower left: Hugo Van Ry, ianitor, Lower right: Miss Garetta De Boer, office clerk. Fifteen . CALENDAR OF EVENTS . . SEPTEMBER -School began: dedica+ion of new Consonafa organ in audiforium. -LCHS Mixer. -Assembly: reporfs on Girls' and Boys' Slaie Convenlions. -Chapel: Mr. Herb Bull, Speaker. -Assembly given by Journalism Class. OCTOBER -Film, Dus+ of Des'riny, shown 'ro Sludem' Body by Mr. Swanson. -Mr. Vander Ark called 'ro du+y in Armed Forces - Au+umn parly given by Journalism Class. 27-Teachers' lnsfilule in LCS. NOVEMBER -Eleclion of cheer leaders. -Assembly given by Seniors. -Lyncs vs. Abboisiord, here. -Three Seniors enfer American l-lislory con+es+ in SeaHle. -Lyncs vs. Nick's Comels here. -Rev. Schuurmann speaks in Chapel. -Thanksgiving Assembly given by Juniors 24-Thanksgiving vacaiion. DECEMBER -Lyncs vs. Vancouver College, There. -Lyncs vs. Mission, +here. 8-Drama Club presenls The Three-acl' play. LiHle Women. -Girls' Club has Chrisfmas Pariy. -Lyncs vs. Trapp Tech, There. -Lyncs vs. Chilliwack, lhere. -Assembly given by Sophomores. -Chrisfmas Concerl in LCS, given by choruses. -Rev. Rieniies speaks in Chrisimas chapel service. -Lyncs vs. John Oliver, here. 22 Jan. 2-Chrislmas vacalion. Swteen JANUARY 5-Lyncs vs. John Oliver, There. I2-Lyncs vs. Vancouver College. here. I7-Lyncs vs. Chilliwack. here. I7, I8, I9-Semesier exams. I9-Lyncs vs. Abboisiord, There. 26-Lyrics vs. LCS Alumni. 3l-Lyncs vs. Trapp Tech, here. FEBRUARY 2-Lyncs vs. W. W. C. Jayvees. 6-Assembly given by Freshmen. 9-Lyncs vs. Mission, here. I4--Torch Club Pariy. 20-Assembly given by Mission Club. MARCH 2- Spring parly given by Annual Slafi. 5-I4-No school because of wea+her condilions. I4-Prayer Day. I6-Rev. Verbrugge speaks in chapel service 2!- Opera'rion Liquicla+ion in LCHS. 23-Good Friday. 28-Rev. De Koekkoek speaks in chapel service. 29-Sociology class visiled courl irial in Bellingham 30-Program in LCS given by Grade School. APRIL 6-Pep Club Banquet 27-Junior-Senior Banquel. MAY 4-Senior Day. 9-Mofhers' Tea. I8--High School Picnic. 20-Baccalaureafe Service in LCl-IS. 23-Senior Graduafion. 23, 24. 25-Final exams for underclassmen. be Qitigenrp Blu ilir fulluiuing pzigvs iliv rlzissvs fuliivli xmikv up nur srlinnl luill ln' purttzigvh. ifliv similuriig lictfuvvn tlirm :mb tliv pvuplc fulin lgzrfw niuhc auth uuiu mailer up um' nzitiun fmt vzisilg lic svvn- ffliv rnurzigv nf llgv vurlg qllilgrilus ram vusilg ln: purfrngvh in thc lifv uf at rvslpniuu fuliu is lwginuing ai nviu plgusc nf E-clguul vxprrivnrn- Qs lliv flylilgrinis ninlwh fuvslfmirh, svvlzing nvfu gunls mth 2lL'l!fl'l'll'l1IL'11'l5, ilgvg IIIPFEIIIIL' lmuiun as 1LllL11IPP1'5. ifllge tvrm lilinnvvr, is fitfiuglg zipplirh tu llgr E-inpliuzlinrv. 'Clin Suplinuinrr haw uni niuhvh as tu lm-zitiurt, lint has mutwh un frnm lgis nrigimil Starling puiul :is ei qllilgrixu. glllufiing still fzirilivt fuvsiiuurh, ilyv 1ili1.11tvvrs vxlrnhvh tliv fruniivrs nf nur ruuutrg zmh tlius lirrznnn lmufun :is runtivrsniru. Sn lun, tlgv Quniurs as fling vxlrnh tlgc fruntirrs nf tlivir vhxuzntiuuul lift, sun he rlzissifivh as the runtivrsznvn uf tlic stuhvnt lmhg. ifliv iilzitriuts nf nur nziliun urn tlguse fulin lliiflb :itlzririrh ilin vliunls uf tliv ihvuls srl furtli lig tlgr cnmilrg. in lun, tliv Srninrs as tlivg liziiw rrzuflivh tlp: finals auth slzmhzzrhs sri furtlg llg tlin sclguul, ram luv runs-ihvrvh as lip: lglulriufs uf tlgv sinhvnt lmhg. CLASS CLASS CLASS CLASS Eighteen p 6959012 .Semau SONG- Enlisfed for Hue K g MOTTO- Ambassadors of H1 K g COLORS Green and Whif FLOWER- Whife Carnafion JEANNINE BAJEMA 'lTalk and laughter play an important part in her life. GLADYS BOUWMAN mln her quietness there is charm. AUDREY BRUNE A girl with a manner all her own. JOYCE HEERINGA Worry and I have never met. Q ALICE BOSMAN 'lGood sense and good nature are never separated. ROBERT BROERSNIA 'lThere is more in me than you understand. SYLVIA DE LANGE HA willing heart, a ready hand always ready on demand. GRACE HEUSINKVELD Life is not life at all with- out delight. ,Yizzelmfn DON KORTLEVER He's little, but oh, my! MILDRED SCHUURMANN I would delight my private hours with music. DONNA SPAAN You will know her by the merriment that sparkles in her eye. ALVINA STUIT She may look quiet, but look again. Twenty JOANNE POLINDER 'lNot that I love study less, but fun more. JOE SNAPPER llQuestions don't bother me, it's the answers. FERREL STREMLER The reward of one duty done is the power to fulfill an- Other. VIVIAN VANDE KIEFT 'll know my mind and I have made my choice. TEN VANDER MEY A combination of a gentle- man and an athlete. REDA VAN DYKEN It is nice to be natural, when you are naturally nice. A JOHN VAN ZANTEN ul always follow ambition, but never seem to catch up with him. GLEN VAN DYKEN CongeniaI as he is tall, and he is quite tallest of us alI. RUTHELE VAN LOHUIZEN Her heart is not her own, but it is in good hands. ANTHONY VERMEULEN A man of few words - at times. Twenty-one Elma We, The Senior class oT I95I, began our high school career as lowly Freshmen in SepTember. I947. The class was composed mainly oT eighTh grade graduaTes Trorn The Sumas, Ebenezer. and Lynden ChrisTian schools. AT ThaT Time our number was much larger Than The TwenTy-Two who now compose our class. During The Tour years oT school liTe our class advisors did much To encourage us in The masTer- ing oT our lessons and in making IiTe pleasanT Tor us. Those who Thus led us Through our school liTe were: Miss BeTTy Shoemaker, Mr. John Uloels, Mr. Norman DeBoer, and Mr. Marion Snapper. We have seen The school progress rapidly during The Time in which we were in iT. When we were Sophomores The TirsT Senior class graduaTed Trom This school. Through The years we as a class have had splendid class cooperaTion. All oT our endeavors were successTully concluded. We earned a repuTaTion Tor being energeTic and hard worlcing, even iT The Teachers aT Times ThoughT ThaT energy was being spenT in The wrong direcTion. When we were Freshmen we sponsored a l-lard Times parTy Tor The sTudenT body. As Juniors we puT on The second Junior-Senior BanqueT. Our class advisor, Mr. De Boer, helped us a greaT deal To make This banqueT a success. Members oT our class have gained recogniTion Tor our class and school in conTesTs and com- peTiTive sporTs during The pasT Tour years. Two oT our class were chosen as delegafes To Girls' and Boys' STaTes during The summer oT l95O. This year we have meT all obsTacles squarely and have crowned our school career wiTh The goal oT all sTudenTs-commencemenT. Our Senior year has been spenT under The shadow oT war. A world ThaT was sTriving Tor peace brolce inTo conTlicT in June, I95O. One oT our classmaTes leTT us To enTer The armed services oT our counTry. ln Time oT Trial as well as in Time oT peace we have The blessed promises oT God. real- izing ThaT l-Tis way is The besT way. Filled wiTh a spiriT oT Thanlofulness To God Tor The many blessings and privileges l-le has given us, we, The class oT I95l, are leaving This school which has given us The ToundaTion oT our TuTure liTe. We are ThanlcTul To our Teachers Tor insTrucTing and guiding us ThroughouT our school liTe. We are graTeTul To our parenTs Tor sending us To a ChrisTian school. I 1 111.11-Iwo W 'iii 1. Hold it!! 2. Climbing or drinking? 3. Taste good? 4. Really not first graders, but- 5- Hang on--Don't fall. 6. Star ielder. 7. Surprise. 8, Chumrny. 9. Bottoms up! 10. Dutch Boy. 11. Shorty. 12. Sleepy? T1w'nly-Hi rua afzanfiyzfimen .... mm Back row, left to right: Marion Nymeyer, Sherwin Van Mersbergen, Lamar Vander Griend, Melvin Schuyleman, Evert Vermeer, Maynard T' lk , - ' ' joe er Second row. Fred Stremler, Lillian Terspstra, Frances Van Kooten, class secretary-treasurerg Jeanie Scheffer, Yvonne Stap, Gertrude Vermuelen, Marshall Zoerink. First rovv: Harlean Stremler, Ruth Vander Ploeg, Student Council representativeg Doris Wouters, Lillian Vis, Shirley Vande Kieft, Elizabeth Van Beek, Arlys Vander Pol, F wg Q7 535292 if-, ' as 'E-V an-mio -n :A li Back row, left to right: Eugene Hoekema, Kenneth Bosman, Chester Broersma, Ivan . Second row: Evangeline Kieviet, Ronald Korthuis, Sidney Kornelis, Cornelis Molenaar, class presidentg Mr. De Boer class ad- visor, First rovv: Joy Heusinkveld, Doris Likkel, Julia Hoekstra, Myra Krediet, class vice presidentg Cornelia Houg. Absent: Gerard De Koekkoek, Gerald Korthuis, Albert Van Dalfsen. Groen, Delmar Broersma, Kenneth Hoving 7'Ic'wnly-fnill' 0 0 o 0 Back row, left to right: lVlr, Engbers, class advisory Hilbert Schouten, Vernon Laninga, class presidentg Kenneth lVlolenaar, Gaylord Haan, Wayne Van Waveren, Henry De Boer, Lambert Vander Kooi. Kenneth Vander Griend. Second rovv: Gareth Bouvvman, Gar- rit Van Beek, Carol Likkel, Sylvia Baiema, Alice Rupke, Luella Stremler, Anne Snapper, Victor Van Zanten. First row: Lois Likkel, Magdalene Oordt, Ruth Vogel, Joyce Van Beek, Henrietta Roelofs, Leona Hendricks, class secretary-treasurer, Colleen Boeringa. al 12 ., Q Q -1 Back row: Marius Vander Griend, Frank Kaemingk, Robert Cobb, Cecil Van Dalfsen, Ted Heeringa, Ruben Schellenberg, Miss Shoe- maker, class advisory. Second rovv: Sonie Stremler, Edwin Henken, James De Vries, Roger Likkel, student council representa- tive, William Van Zanten, Juella Bajema, First row: Eyelene Laninga, Gertrude Vander Veen, Allegra Zylstra, Alice Snapper, Jessie Sterk, Hilda Roorda. Absent: Herbert Korthuis, vice-presidentg lda Van Zanten, Dale Nonhoff. 7'rwf1i ly-fiw i'l'Il ifgla' .... 4 Back rovv, left to right: Mr. De Jong, class advisor, Norman Vermeer, Dean Likkel, Eugene Van Beek, student council representa- tive, Barry Blankers, Richard Vander Haak, Frank Hoekstra, Alvin Roosendaal, Harmon Boertein, Second row: Shirley Tjoelk- er, Bernace Strengholt, Nellie Snapper, Ruth Yonker, Edna Van Dyken, Betty Kaemingh, Shirley Roosma, Marlene Eerkes Minnie Pilon, First row: Alta Buys, Margaret Vander Veen, Anna Roorda, Lena Tjoelker, Bernice Bouwman, Greta Zoerink Carolyn Van Loo, Corrine Korevaar, Ellamae Bennett. ,J ,nur if 9.3 mln Back row, left to right: Alvin Vander Grlend, class president, Trenton De Jong, Ronald Winters, Marius Van Zanten, Joanne Haveman, Helen Stremler, class secretary-treasurer, Wilma Tioelker. Second rovv: Mr. Ubels, class advisor, Ronald Heeringa, Mildred Vander Wall, Greta Dykstra, Caroline Van Kooten, class vice-presidentg Janet De Vries, Joyce Broersma, George Wer- kema. First row: Geraldine Geleynse, Grace Vander Stoep, Roger Nieuvvendorp, James Van Zvvol, Ernest Zvveegman, Donna Hol- lar, Gertrude Veldhuizen. ly-sin' i reehums 51112 f1'2l2hU1II5, as Bkf fnrth in H12 Uunstihtfinn, arf: 2x2rris2h in H12 1T2Il'iU1I5 nrgzmizzifinns mth zrrtiiritiw uf um' Qllgristizrn Sclqnul. 51112 fI'BBlT1U11I nf T112 FF255 is BXPYBEBPU in H12 si1tI1211t plrhlirzrtinns, H12 iii-KSrlgn11I Eflzrznn mth tip' ?xn2Iasiu1'-', E112 fu22hIg 211211121 2x2r2is2s sinh T112 zxcfiiritixss nf H12 Hfissiun 0111111 purtrztg H12 st1th2nf5' 2xpr255inn nf H12 fr22hnm uf r2Ii5gim1. 'GU12 lffBFI2II'f1lID11f nf mush: pruixihw at mums tu 2xpr255 przris2 zmh flqztnlzsgiiring fu C5nh. ANNUAL STAFF 0- 04 Seated, left to right: Shirley Vande Kieft, assistant editorg Ferrel Stremler, editorg Sylvia De Lange, business managerg Mildred Schuurmann, literary editorg Roger Likkel, art editor. Standing: Herbert Korthuis, photographerg Ruthele Van Lohuizen, liter- ary editorg Vivian Vande Kieft, literary editorg Donna Spaan,, art editorg Lois Likkel, literary editorg Alice Bosman, liter- ary editorg Nlr. Ubels, literary advisorg Joanne Polinder, assistant business managerg Nlr. Engbers, business advisor. 7'Tl'l'Ilf.lf-Wifjhf afp PAPER STAFF Standing, left to right: Gladys Bouwman, Joanne Polinder, Ruthele Van Lohuizen, Joyce Heeringa, Reda Van Dyken, Ted Vander lVley, Jeannine Bajema, Miss Shoemaker, advisory Grace Heusinkveld, Joe Snapper, Vivian Vande Kieft. Seated: Donna Spaan, subscription manager, Audrey Brune, business manager, Sylvia De Lange, acting editor. JOURNALISM CLASS The paper sTaTT is composed oT The Journalism class OT our high school, ancl iT has worlced very hard and TaiThTully To publish an inTeresTing paper every Three weeks. The reporTers are consTanTly alerT Tor humorous incidenTs in class rooms and halls. These, wiTh oTher school news iTems, are wriTTen inTo inTeresTing arTicles Tor The High School Daze. Each class has iTs reporTer, who is elecTed by The sTaTT. The Journalism class also sponsored a campaign Tor subscripTions lasT Tall. This campaign was highly successful and as a reward Tor The enThusiasm shown by The sTudenTs in The campaign. The paper sTaTT gave an AuTumn parTy. Our paper sTaTT has published an excellenT paper during The pasT year and conTribuTecl much To make our school life pleasanT and inTeresTing. Twenty-nine 4 1 - 3 ' - 45 4. l ig, MISSION CLUB Back row, left to right: Fred Stremler, Roger Likkel, Cecil Van Dalfsen, Ted Heeringa, Wayne Van Waveren, Frank Kaemingh, Eunene Hoekema, Herbert Korthuis, Kenneth Vander Griend. Second row: Mr. Engbers, advisory Greta Zoerink, Shirley Tjoelk- er, Alice Rupke, Marlene Eerkes, Shirley Roosma, Carolyn Van Loo, Geraldine Geleynse. First row: Jeannie Scheffers, Mildred Vander Wall, Joan Haveman, Ruth Vogel, Greta Dykstra, Betty Kaemingh, Magdalene Oordt, Grace Vander Stoep. MISSION CLUB The Mission Club has a membership ot twenty-tour students. This membership is open to any- one who has an interest in mission activities. During the past year the activities ot the Mission Club have included the sending ot BACK TO GOD pamphlets and notes ot sympathy to bereaved ones in the community. It is sending games and clothing to some ot the Eslcimos in Alaska. Providing programs tor the rest homes in Bellingham and Blaine has also been out ot its proiects this year. The meetings are opened with prayer. tollowed by discussion ot activities and proiects to worlc on. The spealcer is either a minister. teacher, or some other person whom the committee has in- vited. The meeting is then closed with prayer, and retreshments are served. We hope that the Mission Club may increase in membership and activity in our school and community. Tliirly fleligjan Th irly-two 4 CAST OF CHARACTERS Standing, left to right: Evangeline Kieviet, Doris Likkel, Reda Van Dyken, Fred Stremler, Evert Vermeer, John Van Zanten, Ferrel Stremler, Sylvia De Lange, Glenn Van Dyken. Seated: Myra Krediet, Shirley Vande Kieft, Donna Spaan, Vivian Vande Kieft, Mildred Schuurmann, Audrey Brune. Not present: Frances Van Kooten. mp . 4 aw, X UA tl ,I DRAMA CLUB Back row, left to right: Delmar Broersma, Eugene Hoekema, Joe Snapper, Gerald Korthuis, Albert Van Dalfsen, Ferrel Strem- ler, Glen Van Dyken, John Van Zanten, Evert Vermeer, Anthony Vermeulen, Bob Broersma, Chester Broersma, Lamar Vander Griend, Covnie Molenaar. Third row: Mr, Marion Snapper, advisor, Donna Spaan, Frances Van Kooten, Shirley Vande Kieft, Lillian Vis, Mildred Schuurmann, Myra Krediet, Doris Likkel, Cornelia Houg, Fred Stremler. Second row: Grace Heusinkveld, Jeannine Bajema, Gladys Bouwman, Ruthele Van Lohuizen, Sylvia De Lange, Vivian Vande Kieft, Julia Hoekstra, Yvonne Stap, Reda Van Dyken, Joyce Heeringa, Joanne Polinder, Audrey Brune. First row: Evangeline Kieviet, Gertrude Vermeulen. Arlys Vander Pol, Joy Heusinkveld, Doris Wouters, Ruth Vander Ploeg, Elizabeth Van Beek, Harlean Stremler, Lillian Terpstra. DRAMA CLUB This past year the Drama Club has been a large and active club. The one great proiect ot the year was the production ot the play, Little Women. The main purpose ot presenting the play was to raise money tor the EXCELSIOR. Our director and club advisor was Mr. Marion Snapper, who did a wondertul iob. The play was given on two evenings, December 7 and 8, l95O. Large crowds attended both pertormances. The characters were well chosen and all did much to make the pertormance a great success. The characters were as tollows: Meg . . . . . SYLVIA De LANG Jo . . . DONNA SPAAN Beth . . VIVIAN VANDE KIEFT Amy . . . . AUDREY BRUNE Laurie . . . . EVERT VERMEER Mr. March . . . . GLEN VAN DYKEN Mrs. March . . MILDRED SCHUURMANN Mr. Brooks . . . EERREL STREMLER Mr. Lawrence . . . . FRED STREMLER Aunt March . . SHIRLEY VANDE KIEFT l-lannah . . . ..... REDA VAN DYKEN Protessor Bhaer ........ JOHN VAN ZANTEN Neighbor Girls .... VANGlE KIEVIET, DORIS LIKKEL, MYRA KREDIET, FRANCES VAN KOOTEN Th Irty-H1 req Riagg. - . , - Ax zb, I ':A'A MIXED CHORUS Back rovv, left to right: Delmar Boersma, John Van Zanten, Ferrel Stremler, Gerald Korthuis, Albert Van Dalfsen, Ted Vander lVley, Anthony Vermeulen, Robert Broersma, Glenn Van Dyken, Ivan Groen, Reuben Schellenberg, Kenneth Vander Griend, Core nie lVlolenaar. Third rovv: Bill Van Zanten, Alvin Vander Griend, Ronald Korthuis, Joe Snapper, Lamar Vander Griend, George Werkenia, Roger Nieuvvendorp, Jim Van Zwol, Norman Vermeer, Harmon Boertien, lVlr. Lunde, instructor. Second row: Betty Van Beek, Yvonne Stao, Reda Van Dyken, Joyce Heeringa, Ruthele Van Lohuizen, Mildred Schuurmann, Vivian Vande Kieft, Ruth Vander Plceg, Joanne Polinder, Audrey Brune. First rovv: Ana Snapper, Grace Heusinkveld, Dona Spaan, Joy Heusink- veld, Doris Wouters, Frances Van Kooten, Arlys Vander Pol, Gertrude Vermeulen. MIXED CHORUS The Mixed Chorus has made a greaf success of fhe school year as an organizafion. Mrs. Snap- per helped along greafly by choosing fhe chorus members and sfarfing fhe rehearsals. ln Ocfober Mr. Alfred Lunde foolc over all fhe chorus worlc. The Mixed Chorus is composed of 4I members. The officers are Glen Van Dyken, president Anfhony Vermeulen, vice presidenfg Joyce l-leeringa. secrefary, and Bob Broersma. riser rusfler. On December 20 fhe Mixed Chorus. along wifh ofher school music groups, presenfed a Chrisf- mas Concerf. The Chorus parficipafed in fwo Sfudenf Talenf Revue programs over radio sfalion KPUG. The Chorus gave some numbers for fhe Fall Teachers' lnsfifufe and also for a Mofher's Club meefing. The final concerf of fhe year was given in fhe Mf. Vernon Chrisfian Reformed Church on May 2. Tlurfy-four BAND Front row, left to right: Phyllis Noteboom, Luella Stremler, Geraldine Geleyense, Nellie Ann Snapper, Eylene Laninga, Herman Van Loo, Clara Jean Heusinkveld, Marlene Houg, Clarice Krediet, Second row: Marshall Zoerink, Vernon Laninga, Victor Van Zant- en, Mildred Vanderwall, Leona Hendricks, Joyce Van Beek, Kenneth Vander Griend, Wayne Van Waveren, Kenneth Hoving, Eu- gene Hoekema, Mr. Alfred Lunde, director. Third row: Melvin Schuyleman, Evert Vermeer, Herbert Korthuis, Ferrel Strem- ler, George Werkema. BAND Due to the ditticulty in tinding a music instructor tor our high school, the band did not be- gin practice until October. lt was not until Mr. Lunde, a student at WWCE, ottered his serv- ices, that the band began to tunction. During the year each band member has been given the opportunity to direct the band in practice. Leona Hendricks served as student director at basketball games. Atter a student has successtully completed three years ot band experience he is awarded the music emblem ot our school. This entitles him to a school sweater. The band has done good work and has pertormed at many ot the basketball games ot this year. We are thanktul to Mr. Lunde tor ottering his excellent services to the music department ot our high school. Tlrirly-five sn ' . ' ' Y ' N ,. A' V A in SF, uw, Q Q Q J K W up tp. V 6 Q it 44 i Q 'S ,W in 'Q GIRLS' CHORUS Back row, left to right: Mr- Liinde, instructor: Henrietta Roeloffs, Lena Tioelker, Nellie Snapper, Janet De Vries Betty Lou Kaeniingk, Ruth Yonker, Colleen Boeringa, Grace Vander Stoep, Alta Buys, Betty Jansma. Third row: Helen Stremler, Lnella Strenvler, Mildred Vander Wall, Greta Dykstra, Joyce Van Beek, Joyce Broersma, Edna Van Dyken, Leona Hendricks, Sylvia Baienia, Bernace Strenqholt. Second rovv: Margaret Vander Veen, Anna Roorda, Ellamae Bennett, Caroline Van Loo, Wilma Tjoelker, Caroline Van Kooten, Shirley Tjoelker, Shirley Roosma, Minnie Pilon. First rovv: Gertrude Veldhuizen. Joyce Larn- son, Corrine Korevaar, Bernice Booman, Marlene Eerkes, Greta Zoerink, Donna Hollaar, Geraldine Geleynse. N. rf 2 x , Q MIXED GROUPS AND SOLOISTS Upper left: Soloist, Frances Van Kooten. Upper center: Sophomore Girls' Sextette. Back row: Carol Likkel, Joyce Van Beck, acconipanistg Henrietta Roeloffs, Luella Stremler. Front row: Magdalene Oordt, Leona Hendricks, Ann Snapper. Upper riqht: Soloist, Kenneth Vander Griend, Lower left: Freshman Girls' Double Duet-Mildred Vander Wall, Greta Dykstra, Greta Zor- ink, Shirley Roosma. Lower center: Flute soloist, Victor Van Zanten. Lower right: Reda Van Dyken, Mildred Schuurmann, Ru,hele Van Lohuizen, Grace Heusinkveld, rlhu-.ri.r atriutism The putrintism uf ax ritizeu is niezisureh bg his Iniie sinh heimiinxi in his rnlmtrg, ZIIIIT bg the use he mztlces nf the nppnrhmities zmh zintiirities zxffurheir tn him as rx nitizen nf ihzrf rnmiirg. fun, the pzitrintisni nf the szhnnl eiiizen is HIPEIEIIIBD bg the use he nizilzes nf the nppurhmiiies nffereh him in the elzissrnnni, unit the extra mirrimilzir zrrtinities in fnhirh he fakes part. 'Che fulluiuing pages purtrzig the zieiiiii- iies nffefeii in the ritizenrg. qjlt is the pufpuse uf these rluhs in instill the pririeiple nf rnnperzziinxi emit tu nffer at mezuis nf GHf1'i'Z-H2111 felluiuship, ' W BOYS' L CLUB Left to right: Fred Stremler, Ronaid Korthuis, Gerald Korthuis, Lamar Vander Griend, Ted Vander Nley, Albert Van Dalfsen, Anthony Vermeulen. ff' we-3 GIRLS' L CLUB Left to right: Miss Shoemaker, advisory Joyce Heeringa, Jessie Sterk, Doris Likkel, Lois Likkel, Joanne Polinder, Gertrude Ver- meulen, Donna Spaan, 'I'l1 irly-r'iyl1l 2 gf 'T ugh ' 1 'A .Q t mm . ern be :mai l l TORCH CLUB Back rovv left to right: Edvvln Henken, Vernon Laninga, Ferrel Stremler, Wayne Van Wavern, Sidney Kornelis, lVlr. De Boer, advisor. Second rovv: Sonie Stremler, Lois Likkel, Doris Likkel, Harlcan Stremler, Nlaqdaiene Oordt, Cornelia Houg. First row: Alice Bosman, Ruthele Van Lohulzen, Shirley Vande Kleft, Mildred Schuurmann, Sylvia De Lange, lVlyra Krediet, 31191 We gg QQ' X CAMERA CLUB Back rovv, left to riqht: Kenneth Vander Griend, Eugene Hoekerna, Albert Van Dalfsen, Herbert Korthuis, Fred Strernler. Second rovv: Gladys Bouvvrnan, Jessie Sterk, Alice Snapper, Lillian Vis, Shirley Vande Kieft, Doris Wouters, Elizabeth Van Beek, lVlr. Ubels, advisor. First row: Anne Snapper, Juella Bajema, Sylvia Baierna, Gertrude Vermeulen, Arlys Vander Pol, Joy Heusink- veld, Lois Likkel, Donna Spaan, Th lfflll-llllll' firfif i, deaf' line ,, xfflaiyl ffm! PEP CLUB Back rovv, left to right: Reda Van Dyken, Vivian Vande Kieft, Sylvia De Lange, Myra Krediet, Doris Wouters, Ruthele Van Lo- huizen, Doris Likkel, Leona Hendricks. Second rovv: Miss Shoemaker, advisory Alice Rupke, Carol Likkel, Grace Heusinkveld, Joanne Polinder, Donna Spaan, Jeannine Bajema, Jeannie Scheffers. Frances Van Kooten, Ida Van Zanten, Joy Heusinkveld, Yvonne Stap, Sylvia Bajema, First rovv: Luella Stremler, Audrey Brune, Cornelia Houg, PEP CLUB The Pep Club is composed of girls from ihe Sophomore, Junior, and Senior classes. They show much school spiril al lhe baslcelloall games, and lhis pasl year lhey pul oul' a looolclel felling lhe slalislics ol lhe learns. Al lhe end of each season lhey honor The leam by malclnq lhem quesls ol honor al a banquel. YELL AND SONG LEADERS Left to right: Song leaders -Frances Van Kooten, Joanne Polinder, Grace Heusinkveld, Yell leaders-Victor Van Zanten, Lois Lilckel, Joe Snapper. N.. PROJECTION CLUB Back rovv, left to right: Kenneth Vander Griend, Eugene Hoekema, Ronald Korthuis, Vernon Laninga, Hilbert Schouten, Kenneth Hovinq, Fred Strernler. Second rovv: Mr. De Jong, advisory Gerald Korthuis, Wayne Van Waveren, Evert Vermeer, Lainar Vander Griend, Herbert Korthuis, Henry De Boer. First row: Melvin Schiiyleman, Chester Broersma, Ivan Groen, Cecil Van Dalfsen, Albert Van Dolfsen. USHERS' CLUB Back row, left to right: Lillian Terpstra, Elizabeth Van Beek, Miss Zylstra, advisory Alice Bosnian, Gertrude Vermeulen. Second rovv: Evanqeline Kieviet, Ruth Vander Ploeg, Gladys Bouwman, Julia Hoekstra. First rovv: Joyce Heeringa, Mildred Schuurinann, Lillian Vis, Arlys Vander Ploeg. l'vUl'f.lf-1 I1 B.. W1 h 'ii ' ff' 5 1::: 1:1f-V 5 'A bf WW. 'if' 1. Friends and neighbors. 2. Hiding someone? 3. Journalism class. 4. Spoon-fed baby. 5. Studious gals. 6. Back to grade school days. 7. Looking for someone? 8. Three Musketeers? 9. Sitting pretty. 10. Mighty Kenny up to bat. 11. There's a long, long trail a-winding. 12. Jolly Freshmen. 13. Mr. America. Fu rly-I wo ports fmnflpzr plqzrsr nf 5f1IiTB11t1J2IfI'flTfi51II is pnrirzrgeh nn tips fullnfuing pztgns. Qs plqgsirzrl hnimlnpment inns an impnrizmt part in 1152 grufuth nf mu' rmmfrg, su fun, the plqgsirul inzixelupznent nf tha stnhmznt is an integral part nf his B1tT1IEkItil.TIIEII grnintlq- Q5111' i11fI'kI11I1II'2II prngrmn nffers zz splenhih nppurt1mitg fur heiwlnpirtg rnnpnrzrtinn 211121 surizrl gruinth, --, 'Me Sim rw, . , . - .s,.vfv2 ,Q 1 This year our Lynden Chrislian l-ligh leam was no+ only successful in games won, bul also in good sporfs- manship. Even lhough our leams are nor permilled +0 compele wilh local high schools, many games were ar ranged wilh neighboring Canadian feams. Our leam has enjoyed The supporl ol lhe enlire Sludenl Body dur ing The pasl season, and has loughl' hard for our school, under fhe excellenl supervision ol our coach. Mr Koops. Forty-four HA BASKET BALL TEAM Standing, left to right: Kenneth Nlolenaar, Frank Kaemingk, Anthony Vermeulen, Ted Vander Nley, Lamar Vander Griend, lVlr. Koops, coach. Kneeling: Gerald Korthuis, Kenneth Hoving, Ronald Korthuis, Marshall Zoerinlc, manager. THE FIRST TEAM Who We They Who We They Abbolslord e,ee,,,,ee, ,ee, 4 8 2O Vancouver College ,,,e.., 57 37 Niclcs Comels ,Y,Y,,,,,,, 54 45 Chilliwaclc .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 57 46 Vancouver College ,c,,,, ,c,, 4 2 33 Abbolslorcl .,.,,, 7l 24 Mission .,,..,,,,c,,,,,,,..,. ,,,. 6 3 59 Alumni ,Y,,,,,,,, 40 36 Trapp Tech ,,,c,,,e ,ee, 4 5 54 Trapp Tech ....,e. .cc,,,, 5 2 48 Chilliwack ,,,,,,, ,.,, 4 9 32 W. W. C. Jayvees ,,,,,,, 32 72 John Oliver , ,c,, 39 37 Mission .,,, ,c..,,,,,,,,,,,, , 52 34 John Oliver ,, ,,,, 52 57 Alumni ,,,,, 26 22 BASKETBALL STATISTICS We They e They Tolal Poinls ,,,,Y,Y,,,cc.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 779 656 Grealesl Margin in Viclory ,Y,, 7I 24 Average Poinls per game ,,,,,,,, 49.3 4I Tolal Wins ,c,,,,ccc,,..,..,,,, c,.,..... l 3 3 Lowesl Score in game ....,e. 26 20 Tolal Losses .V....,., . 3 I3 I-Iighesl Score in game ,e,,c., 7l 72 Forty-five Forty HB BASKETBALL TEAM Standing, left to right: Henry De Boer, Herbert Korthuls, Wayne Van Waveren, Gaylord Haan, Ted Heeringa, Nlaurice Van Zan- ten, Barry Blankers, Delmar Broersma, managerg Mr. Van Zwol, coach. Kneeling: Ji Likkel, Trenton De Jong, Ronald Heeringa, Harmon Boertien, Roger Llkkel. THE SECOND TEAM We They Who 42 Who Bellingham Sea Scouls .... John Oliver ,,,,,,,, , 30 Vancouver College 32 I2 Vancouver College Mission ,,,,,,,,,, .... 3 2 35 Chilliwack ,,Ac,,,,,, . Trapp Tech , , ,,,, , .... 40 42 Abbolsforcl ,,,,, Chilliwack , , , 2l I9 Trapp Tech John Oliver , ,, ,, I4 35 Mission e,,, Teachers ,,c,,, BASKETBALL STATISTICS We They Tolal Poinls. . ,E ,L,, so 2 427 334 Grealesl Margin Average Poinls per game, ,,,,,, 32.9 25.7 Tolal Wins ,,,,,,,,c, A Lowesl Score in game-H, I4 I2 Tol'aI Losses I-Iighesl Score in game ,,,,,,,,,, ,, 55 42 -s im m Van Zwol, Roger Nieuwendorp, Dean We They , , 20 4l . 45 I7 , e,,, 27 23 so 55 I7 42 29 32 I8 , , 25 2I We They in Viclory ,,cc 38 2l 2. 4 8 GIRLS' TEAM Back row. left to right: Miss Shoemaker, coachg Donna Hollaar, Helen Stremler, Greta Zoerink, Magdalene Oordt, Ida Van Zan- ten, Marlene Eerkes. Front row: Gertrude Veldhuizen, Grace Vander Stoep, Betty Lou Kaemingk, Caroline Van Loo, Shir- ley Tjoelker. GIRLS' TURN-OUT School lite tor the high school girls is not all work. Each Monday and Thursday evening girls' turn-out is held under the supervision ot Miss Betty Shoemaker. In the tall and winter basketball is played in the gym. With some ot last year's players back and many new players, an excellent team was built up. No games were played with outside teams, but at each turnout the girls would be divided into teams, and some exciting games were played. These games were retereed by volunteers trom the boys. It is hoped that in tuture years games can be arranged with outside teams. ln the spring. turn-out is held tor sottball. Last year several games were played with Canadian teams. lt is hoped that games can again be arranged this year. 1 orIy-sown INTRANIURAL FOOTBALL M23 fi ,J Furly-eight INTRAMURAL BASEBALL Surfed Highlights WSH. . . ........,. N,,,,,,.,.....w'-we-'f' m,,,....-v-l ' M MMM- ...- , NM...-..wMf- e ' ,,,e...,,,..,.-- ,.,..,.....--'e W,,,,..,--M 1- SIUVYWDSY DENY- 2, Don't slip! 3, NOperation Liquidation, 4. Dog pile- 5. Any resemblance? 6. Dont c o e Posing. 8. Jalopies? 9, 'XGig. 10. Study period. 11. Poor Reda. 12. Roof-sitters. 13. It's a joke! 14 American beau ties, 15. What'5 the trouble? Fifty 1 1 W -or ,ar mrs... ' T . . JUNIOR - seNioR BANQUET . . The Junior'Senior BanqueT oT May IZ. I95O. had as iTs Theme Away Down SouTh. The SouTh- orn aTmosphere was made eTTecTive by The SouThern garden. The coTTon bolls used as place-cards, The SouThern picTures, The bales OT c:oTTon wiTh darlcies siTTing nearby, and The brighT, cheery colors displayed by The waiTresses' dress and in The decoraTions. SouThern hospiTaliTy was shown ThrouqhouT The evening by The Junior Class. The program con- sisTed of a welcome, musical numbers. readings, and The response by The Senior class. The commiTTees, slaves, worlced hard To malce This banqueT a success. We wish To express our Thanks To our overseers. Miss KievieT and Mr. Norman De Boer. and To all oT Those who helped in any way. lfifly-Iwo . . SPONSORS . . Mr. and Mrs. Norman De Boer Mr. and Mrs. James Baierna Mr. and Mrs. Joe T. De Jong Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brune Mr. and Mrs. Harry Vander Mey Mr. and Mrs. Marion Snapper Mr. and Mrs. Harry Snapper Mr. and Mrs. Henry Slremler Mr. and Mrs. Gerril J. Van Zanlen Q Mr. Allred Lunde Mr. and Mrs. Fred Vander Mey Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Vande Kiell Mr. and Mrs. Andrew De Jong Mr. and Mrs. Bill Roosma Mr. and Mrs. Bill Nonholl Mr. and Mrs. Peler Dourna Mr. and Mrs. Gerril Van Zanlen Mrs. Jennie Ravenhorsl Mr. and Mrs. Diclc Ravenhorsl Mr. and Mrs. Harold Werlcema Mr. and Mrs. Herman Bosman Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius De Lange Mr. and Mrs. John Korllever Miss Belly Shoemaker Mr. and Mrs. Gerril Vermeulen Mr. and Mrs. Paul Van Dylcen Mr. and Mrs. Ted Baierna Miss Grela De Boer Mr. and Mrs. Peler Geleynse Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hoving Mr. and Mrs. Joe Van Ry Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Van Dallsen Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Roos Mr. and Mrs. Arie Nolelooom Mr. and Mrs. John C. Snapper Mr. and Mrs. Marlin Houg Fifty-three Fifty-fo'ur . SPONSORS . . Mr. and Mrs. John Slap Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hendricks Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Snapper Mrs. Berrha Vis Mr. and Mrs. Ari Henken Miss Margarel De Valois Mr. and Mrs. Henry Snapper Rev. and Mrs. J. C. Verbrugge Mr. and Mrs. Arie Molenaar Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Kok Mr. and Mrs. Dan Kooislra Mr. and Mrs. John A. Timmer Mr. and Mrs. Jake De Waard Mr. and Mrs. John Van Dalfsen Mr. and Mrs. Tim Kredier Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Likkel Rev. and Mrs. G. Rienlies Mr. and Mrs. Simon Slremler Miss Dorolhy OH'er Mr. and Mrs. Marlin Eerkes Mr. and Mrs. Peier Visser Mr. and Mrs. Andy Woulers Mr. and Mrs. John Bierlink Mr. and Mrs. Everl Vanderpol Rev. and Mrs. R. H. Haan Mr. and Mrs. Wm. De Comple Mr. and Mrs. Jim Van Andel Mr. and Mrs. Archie Sfalema Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Oordl' Mr. and Mrs. William Hendricks Mr. and Mrs. Ren De Boer Mr. and Mrs. John Wynsfra Mr. and Mrs. John Vanderwall Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rupke Miss Emma Zylslra Mr. and Mrs. Herman Heusinkveld . SPONSORS . Miss Clara Bollcema Miss Florence De Raacl Mr. and Mrs. George Bouwman Miss Harriel' Primus Mr. and Mrs. Simon F. Slremler Mr. and Mrs. Peler Heeringa Mr. and Mrs. Gerril J. Polinder. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Balclcer Mr. and Mrs. Cornie H. Holleman Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bosman Mr. and Mrs. John Hollander Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Dlcyslra Mr. and Mrs. Pele H. Sluurmans Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Vander Griend Mr. and Mrs. William Van Dylcen Mr. and Mrs. Allred L. Schenlcel Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Koops Mr. and Mrs. Bari Korlhuis Mr. and Mrs. Herman Haveman Miss Evelyn Niewenhuis Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Sfuurmans Mr. and Mrs. Simon Louws Mr. and Mrs. Jelre Visser Mr. and Mrs. Alberl Warminlc Mr. and Mrs. Wilburn Terpslra The Lynden Tribune Mr. and Mrs. Ted Te Selle Mr. and Mrs. Cornie E. Spaan Rev. and Mrs. J. F. Schuurmann Mr. and Mrs. Abram Kornelis Mr. and Mrs. Gerril Lilclcel Rev. and Mrs. William Verwolf Mr. and Mrs. Harry Van Waveren Mr. and Mrs. Peler Bovenlcamp Mr. and Mrs. Peler Sluil Fifty-five Fiffy 14aZ'agfmfp!z4 . 4. qlfnarg, ,Jr f, T ???!' 0 1-, ---f:1,.f'. -1 1-:lik wx ' Y ki V lg',4 ' ' ' . N-5 35:25. '. ,V V, 2-:H -it-'-. - .:.:- fi-,N f.,.----- ,. 1 ---Y f- -Y-. -'1- ff 1-,-. V- Y, 'df'