Lynden Christian School - Excelsior Yearbook (Lynden, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1953 volume:

E X EC E v lor 'I'53 .---A Q I .-S, l : Q .l t h jTV,E,Tl,X 5 A Published by THE STUDENTS of THE LYNDEN CHRISTIAN HIGH SCHOOL AT LYNDEN WASHINGTON IOR FQREWORD The Annual Staff considers it a privilege to present to you this 53 edition of the EXCELSIOR. This annual represents a large amount of time and effort spent by the staff under the direction of our advisors, Mr. Engbers and Mrs. Meenk. The theme we have chosen this year is Light. ln carrying out this theme we have pictured the administration as the Light Givers whose efforts are reflected by the Light Bearers which consists of the student body. This light is upheld by the special school activities held through- out the school year. The many clubs in our school have also done much to stimulate this light. Since sports and parties also have a place in our school life, we have portrayed them as our Lighter Moments. We sincerely hope that this portrayal of the year's activities may be enioyed by all, and that our efforts will have been worthwhile. ... .. EE' . .... ,- f 'H' .- 1 ,. -5' ::::.-f-' ny- gf f 4 11 ' - f 'nv K 2:-,,f':::'r t . 'I -:j,,.... ..... ... 'Y 'EG ,,, .. ll 'av A 3 , f... 17 ,Q 1:42-.s' g -x ... A-?. .?'.':.Qp-4 - '1..7'--. A .H-.. . -... Nd .- v ' --'T'-ZF-s ,, V, ..m-1: :shi-5, -., aw- f-A .1 n. M-,, -. '.'.'I....?:- UE:- qg,-.i,.y :::.,., . ... ,. 1--,-7: . 'M 1. 35 314.523-af.. -:gl 'Q ' '1::..Q il' 526. . ,N - - sb-L Q.,-U ..--, , nf:-.1 ul?-3. - M- .,........-. A h.-Q,y:.1.. Els' Q fitefigw, Q. N -W , .,f ffbkiig 'u-ff'-, . ,-up .3 -- , , gpg .' . :LZ y I -f 51' ' . K 4 ., ',.'Y:' - ..- 1. rf' - - ' W -Pr-pzzrzwi--' :Fu -- '- ' VX - .1 ,-sEE::'m.r. : 'EM 4, if, ff'---'Z ,.:,.-..4-... ,,,,N 4 ,SQA - . A ,.. .... .M ,M ,. -SL, A h, ,, 1 453.-f'. -gw:t.,1..... - .-ff lr'-. . 41- ,V - ' 1, ,.-,- ,...,..........,,, -. .L-,Q ,V . fgvn.--..vs47gf.,,....,L.:.....,-55.,- . . , - V H hi ...v Q. ..,......:'--...N . . firm' . A...-N'--. ,-. M-ug' N E53 I , . . . - I... B I' I , , 1.,, - 2139 ' ' ' ' . 4 , A... ,. ' Nb. ,Q 4. J .. . . fi, ' - -. ' ., -.1 -.-- f.-'-f.'. . ..' . M , I:-,x fp. . '...- ' lj 'f 5 1 . v -. sf ' i ,Q 's--., DEDICATION We, the members of the Senior Class of the Lynden Christian High School take great pleasure in dedicating this 1953 EXCELSIOR to Mr. Marion Snapper. The light which he has shed upon our way as he instructed us in the Word of God will be deeply appreciated by all as we prepare for the various tasks which lie ahead of us. Not only has he enlightened us as a teacher in Bible, but also in speech. His leadership in the extra curri- cular activities has given our school much honor and prestige. He has contributed much to the success of our high school plays. His good sense of humor and understanding of students' problems will make him linger in our memories. It is our sincere hope and prayer that our Lynden Christian School may be privileged to have him on its teaching staff for many years 'to come and that God may richly bless his work among us. 74536 af Zaaiente ' -D.Jx X Light Givers Light Bearers Light Upholders Light Stimulators Lighter Moments 12 19 10 16 22 29 31 5-Student Talent Review over KPUG. 10 11 12 14 19-21-Drama Club play- Lavender and Ol . . . CALENDAR OF EVENTS . . . SEPTEMBER 3-School opens-Rev. Goote, speaker. -Teachers' dinner at Peace Arch Park. -High School Mixer. -Teachers-School Board Social. OCTOBER -Senior Assembly. -17-Teachers' Institute. -Special Chapel-Prof. De Beer, speaker. -Registration for school election. -Northwest Alliance of Chr. Schools. -Special Chapel-Rev. Voskuil, speaker. 9-Lyncs vs. Chilliwack-here. 14-16-Semester Exams. 16- 19 23 :- Senior Party. -Girls' Basketball vs. Mt. Vernon. Jr. Girls' Club Assembly. Lyncs vs. Vancouver College-here. 28-South Burnaby-here. 29-Special Chapel-Rev. Mussen, speaker. 30-Junior Class Party. FEBRUARY 4-Lyncs vs. Trapp Tech-here. 6-Lyncs vs. Lord Byng-there. -Girls' Basketball vs. Mt. Vernon-here. 12-Girls' Volleyball vs. Mt. Vernon-there 13-Torch Club Assembly. -School elections. -Four Seniors enter Am. History Contest. -Lyncs vs. Abbotst'ord-there. -Election of Yell and Song Leaders. -PTA. -Lyncs vs. Chilliwack-there. 26-Special Chapel-Rev. Verhulst, speaker. 27-28-Thanksgiving vacation. 28-Lyncs vs. Trapp Tech-there. 23 24 24 30 6 I.. DECEMBER 3-Lyncs vs. Mennonite Ed. Ins.- here. -Lyncs vs. Mission-there. -Lyncs vs. Vancouver College-there. 17-High School Christmas Concert. 19-Junior Assembly. -Lyncs vs. Alumni-here. -Kittens vs. Gladstone Jr. High-here. -Special Chapel-Rev. Tadema, speaker. -Student Talent Review over KPUG. -Jan. 5-Christmas Vacation. -Lyncs vs. Mennonite Ed. Ins.-there. JANUARY -Mission Club film Bread On the Water. 7-Silver thaw-no school. d Lace. 16 18 27 6 Lyncs vs. Mission-here. -Girls' Basketball vs. Mt. Vernon. -Lyncs vs. Dukes-here. Sophomore Assembly. Gladstone High-there. MARCH Lyncs vs. Lord Byng-here. 12-14-Invitational Forensic Tournament. 18-High School Spring Concert. 20-Annual Staff Party. -Drama Club Assembly. 30-31-Apr. 1-3 Spring Vacation. APRIL 3-Sophomore Party. 10- 17 1 8 15 24 27 Pep Club Banquet. -Freshman Party. -Pep Club Assembly. MAY -Junior-Senior Banquet. -Senior Day. -Freshman Assembly. -Mothers' Tea. -Baccalaureate Services. -Senior Graduation. 'J ,A De Jong, C. Bode, R. De Boer, J. Orange. M. HOUG President The Lynden Christian school board extends to you, graduating class of 1953, its heartiest congratulations. May the Christian training of this institution have a last- ing effect on the years that lie ahead. The theme Light as set forth in this book is well chosen. As light of the day is essential for all manner of physical growth, so is the light of God's revealed Word is essential for all spiritual growth. As parents we consider it a blessing and privilege that in a measure we have been bearers of light , we do not possess any of our own, but have to receive that light from the Holy Scriptures, so we may be safeguarded from the false doctrines and isms which are so prevalent in our day. As you part from your school and are entering a new phase of life, we bid you to search diligently for the true light ever conscious for the need of it, so your spiritual life may blossom and bring forth fruit abundantly. SCHOOL BOARD M. HOUG, President LIGHT PROVIDER SCHOOL BOARD and PRINCIPAL Standing: H. Scholten, J. Bovenkamp, B. Koops, principal, Seated J Baiema, L. Roos, J. Wynsfra, L. Heeringa, E. Terpstra, M. Houg, J T STUDENT COUNCIL Back row D Gross, M. Oordt, E. Henken, R. Bosman, Mr. Koops, Mr Snapper Seated: B. Blankers, R. Likkel, R. Bush, M. Oordt, M. Vander Griend, H. De Boer, A. Vander Griend, H. Boertien. fi emi ,. ff, . , 'rr i . H. DE BOER President The Student Council with Mr. Koops and Mr. Snapper as advisors have been very active directing the business affairs and activities of the student body. The Student Council sponsored the Mixer to help the entering Freshmen and other students become better acquainted with each other. An assembly schedule was drawn up to provide the student body with an assembly approximately every three weeks. Special assemblies are also provided by a committee. Money for the treasury was obtained by the sale of student body tickets. This money was used for many worthwhile proiects which were carried out by the stu- dents. Some of these proiects were: a service memorial honoring our graduates in service, tumbling mats, athletic equipment, and school improvement in general. As one of the special proiects, basketball backboards were installed on a track system in the gymnasium. These backboards aided physical education classes and turnout sessions. The Student Council has worked diligently for our high school and its members found it a privilege to do so. We are grateful for the cooperation of the student body which made our work pleasant and successful. STUDENT COUNCIL H. De BOER, President. LIGHT PRGVIDER 1 V l 9 Dear Graduates: The theme of Excelsior this year is a very good one. Light! To be a bearer of light is the chief aim and purpose of the regenerated Christian. Jesus said so. Read Matt. 5:l4,l6. You could choose no better motto for your lives than Bearers of Light. I have an unusual little figurine at home. lf it absorbs light during the daylight hours it shines brightly when the lights are extinguished after dark. At any time during the long, dark hours of night, there it is-shining! But if my little figurine is kept out of the daylight for a few days it loses its power to give off light. Before you can be bearers of light you will need to absorb light too. You will need to absorb it from the true light of the world. Uohn 1:91 May it be said of you, as it was said of Jesus' disciples, They took knowledge of them that they had been with Jesus. Those disciples evidently were reflecting the light they had re- ceived because of their close association with the Lord. The world is terribly dark. It needs lights. God has given to Christians the high privilege of being the lights in this world of sin and darkness. Go forth then, you Bearers of light. May your light never be extinguished. May God bless you! LIGHT ESTABLISH ERS WW MR. MARION SNAPPER MR. NORMAN DE BOER American History ll Washington State History 12 Typing 11 Sociology 12 Christian Ethics 12 Reformed Doctrine I2 Church History 'll Speech Old Testament History I0 MRS. MARY DE BOER MISS IRENE HANENBURG Geometry Algebra Latin I MR. BERNARD ENGBERS World History 10 English 9, IO Home Ec. 9, 10 'P ARIE MEENK Bookkeeping Journalism Shorthand Agriculture A rf-Ep .1 - MISS GARETTA DE BOER HUGO VAN RY Janitor BUS DRIVERS Left To right: John De Koek- koek, Paul Zylstra, Al War- mink, Ted Te Selle, Garrett Broersma. Office Clerk s. , -. Res? ini, , Q ., K 4, Gatzixvxg .N Yi X I GET 'Yo i G eTTin3 UTIWQYB? V Pveserfl' and FUTwe MUSIC DirecTorS AT The End QF The Trail, 1 UQYX4! ' H X fn Cuff-'BUS 1 xxhfha-rg I? s Bmw If! :indians f! I . f , If J .4 S, 6 p X , ' Z J CLASS HISTORY i wow We, the Class of 53 , the fifth class to come from the halls of the Lynden Christian High, began our ca- reer in September of 1949. Even though we were Freshmen, we were at last in high school. This made us feel very important. Much of our shyness was lost at the Mixer which was sponsored by the Student Coun- cil. Our home room teachers were Mr. Van Alten and ' Miss Shoemaker. No, this year will never be forgotten. -fl It September found us as Sophomores this year. During the course of the year 6 decided change had come over us. We were more sure of ourselves and also more capable. Mr. Engbers and Miss Shoemaker guided us through our Sophomore school year. After a hard-earned vacation we returned as upper classmen. Our Junior year had several highlights. On the day before Thanksgiving we received our class rings. The Seniors were honored by a Junior-Senior Banquet which we prepared. We owe much of the success of this banquet to Mr. De Boer who was our home room teacher. It was during our Junior year that two of our class members had the wonderful experience of representing our school at Girls' and Boys' State which was held at Ellensburg. Now as we look back nine months, we remember coming to school as Seniors. Those supposed extra little attentions are now ours. One of our members was privileged to participate in the Voice of Democracy contest in Bellingham. Four of our classmates traveled to Seattle to enter the state history contest and placed among the winners. Much class talent was shown by those who took part in The debate teams. Our basketball games were enlivened by the Senior members. Our Senior mixed quartet and sextette proved our musical ability. Our Skip Day won't be forgotten very soon. After our Baccalaureate services we now have the crowning glory of all, graduation. We are all very happy and thankful that we have reached this stage of our life but also sad that we will never be together again. We realize that God's clock does not stand still and that we have our work to do. lt is only by God's grace that we have come this far. We trust we will be led by Him in the future in whatever we do. ii Left To right: Frank Kaemingk, Student Council Rep.g Roger Likkel, Presidentg Juella Baiema, Sec- retaryg Ed Henken, Vice President, Vernon Lan- inga, Treasurer. ,M A A Q . MOTTO: Onward and SONG. Higher Ground COLOR Crimson and White FLOWER: Crimson Rose ANNE ADVOCAAT Anne When we think of super-abundance of youthful exuberance we think of you. Mission Club 3, Girls' Club 3, Secy. 4, Girls' L Club 3, 4, Torch Club 3, 4, Drama Club 3, 4, Camera Club 3, Girls' State 3, Play Cast 4, Philip Sheffield High 2, Matsqui Superior I. JUELLA BAJEMA HJueH A smile for all, a greeting glad, a friendly, iolly way she had. Camera Club 'l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 1, Girls' L Club 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 3, Girls' Club l, 2, 3, 4, Ushers' Club 3, 4, Class Secretary 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4. SvLviA BAJEMA Sibbie Possessed of pep and personality. Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 4, Girls' Club 1, 2, 3. 4, Secy. 4, Girls' Chorus l, 2, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Camera Club l, 2 3, 4, Girls L Club 2, 3, 4. MARION BETTEN Peep Few men are so clever as to know all the mis- chief they do. Basketball 3, 4, Boys' L Club 3, 4, Chicago Christian High l, 2. ROBERT Cosa Cobb If silence is golden, he'd be rich. Mixed Chorus 3. HENRY DE BoER Huanku Gentleman, friend, athlete-all that a boy COUlCl be. Pres. of Student Body 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Vite Pres. of Student Body 3, Softball 2, 3, 4, Pres. of Class I, Chorus l, 4, Camera Club 2, Boys' L Club 3, 4. L MPS JAMES DE VRIES Hum.. He wore a bashful Iook5 but look again. Projection Club 25 Mission Club 4. GAYLORD HAAN ,,Gig,, He stands head and shoulders above us all. Chorus I, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 35 L Club 45 De- bate 45 Drama Club 4. THEODORE HEERINGA n-I-edu An athlete, an honest man, and a warm heart within. Basketball 2, 3, 45 Mission Club 2, 35 Drama Club 45 Softball 2, 45 L Club 2, 3, 45 Chorus 3, 4. LEONA HENDRICKS Lonie And in her train are friendships, knowledge, and mirth. Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Vice President 35 Annual Staff 3, 45 Mission Club 2, 3, Secy. 25 Girls' Club I, 2, 3, 45 Torch Club 3, 4, Secy.-Treas. 35 Sex- tette 2, 3, 45 Bahd I, 25 Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Song Leader 4. EDWIN HENKEN llEdlI The opportunity for doing mischief is found a hundred times a day. Torch Club 'l, 2, 3, 45 Mission Club 4, Pres. 4: Student Council Rep. 35 Class Vice Pres. 4, FRANKLIN KAEMINGK Frank A man of great ambitions, .3 comrade true. Class Pres. 35 Debate 45 Torch Club 2, 3, 45 Mis- sion Club I, 25 Softball 2, 35 Student Council Rep. 45 Basketball i, 2, 3. LAMPS HERBERT KoRTHuls Herb No man is happy who does not think himself to be so. Mission Club l, 2, 3, Vice Pres. of Class 2, L Club 3, 4, Drama Club 4, Annual Staff l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Softball 3, 4, Camera Club l, 2, 3, Band l, 2, 3, Proiection Club 3, 4. EYLENE LANINGA Hleneu A valuable link in a chain of friendship, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Ushers' Club 3, 4, Band I, 2, Girls' Club l, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 3, Girls' L Club 2, 3, 4. VERNON LANINGA Laninga A man of sense, of grace, of social power, of accomplishment-a gentleman. Class Pres. 2, Class Vice Pres. 3, Class Treas. 4, Torch Club 2, 3, Vice Pres. 3, Annual Staff 3, 4, Business Manager 4, Basketball Manager 3, Debate 4, Boys' L Club 4, Band l, 2, 3, Mixed Choi'us 4. CAROL LIKKEL chuck A merry heart maketh a Cheerful countenance. Student Council Rep. I, Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3, 4, Mission Club l, Chorus l, 3, Girls' Club 'l, 2, 3, 4, Sextette 2, 3, 4, L Club 3, 4. Lois LIKKEL Lois Her eyes and manners speak ambition. Class Secy.-Treas. 3, Annual Staff 3, 4, Editor 4, Girls' Chorus l, Drama Club 3, Girls' L Club 2, 3, 4, Camera Club l, 2, 3, Torch Club 2, 3 4, Yell Leader 2, Girls' Club I, 2, 3, 4. ROGER LIKKEL HROQ.. A boy who has a store of wit, and often and often is displaying it. Mission Club I, 2, Pres. 3, Student Council Rep. 2, Class Pres. 4, Annual Staff 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 3, 4, Play Cast 4, Co-Chairman Jr.-Sr. Banquet, Debate 4, Softball 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball I, 2. L MPS SHIRLEY MELLEMA Shirley She has a sweet, attractive kind of grace. Drama Club 3, 4, Secy.-Treas. 4, Ushers' Club 3, 4, Vice Pres. 3, Camera Club 3, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Girls' Club 3, 4, Mt. Baker l, 2. KENNETH MOLENAAR Moley An athlete and a mighty one, he plays until the game is won. Boys' L Club 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 3, 4, Pres. 4, Basketball 2, 4, Camera Club 4, Mission Club 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4. DALE NONHOEF Dale Quiet, until you know him. Chorus l, 4, Projection Club 2. MAGDALENE OORD1' Madge Intelligence is not her only virtue, she doeth all things well. Mission Club l, 2, 3, Secy.-Treas. l, Vice Pres. 3, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Sexiette l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Club l, 2, 3,' 4, Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, Secy. 2, Tqrch Club 2, 3, 4, Secy. 2, Pres. 4, Student Body- Secy. 4, Annual Staff 3, 4, Song Leader 4, Girls' L Club 2, 3, 4. HENRIETTA ROELOFS Etta She has the musician's magic: her fingers touch the ivories and they speak. Drama Club 3, 4, cms' club 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus l, 2, Pep Club 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4. HILDA ROQRDA Hiltie She is sincere in all her ways. Girls' Club 'l, 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 3, 4, Girls Chorus I, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Camera Club 4 Library Assistant l, 4. AMPS ALICE RUPKE HAI., Pretty and sweet and always near. Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 3, 4, Play Cast 4, Girls' Club l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus I, Mission Club I, 2, 3, 4. HILBERT SCHOUTEN HiIly He admits there are two sides to every question- his own and the wrong side. Mission Club 4, Drama Club 4, Proiection Club 2 ALICE JEAN SNAPPER Alice Good sense, and good nature are never sep- arated. Girls' Club 'l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus I, Camera Club 2, 3, Mission Club 3, 4, Drama Club 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4. ANN SNAPPER ,.Ann,, Oh scissors, let's cut up. Mission Club l, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Girls' Club l, 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 3, 4, Sex- tette 2, 3, 4, Camera Club 3, 4. Jessie STERK Jessie She's a gem, she's a pearl, an all around athletic girl. Pep Club 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4, Drama Club 3, 4, Girls' Club l, 2, 3, 4, Camera Club 3, 4, Girls' l. Club l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Softball. LUELLA STREMLER Lue A blonde is she, and as blondes are, so is she. Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Club l, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3 4, Cheer Leader 3, Drama Club 4, Sextette I 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, n Band I, 2, 3. L MPS SONIA STREMLER Tana She has eyes for many, but loves but one. Torch Club 3, 4, Girls' Club 1, 2, 3, 4, L Club 2, 3, 4, Ushers' Club 3, 4, Girls' Chorus l, Mission Club 1, Camera Club 4, Drama Club 3, 4, Play Cast 3. 4. JOYCE VAN BEEK Snoz l live and laugh and love and sing. Pep Club 3, 4, Secy. Drama Club 3. 4, Mission Club 4, Girls' Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, Camera Club 3, 4. KENNETH VANDER GRIEND Ken Whatsoever thy hand findeth to do, do it with thy might. Camera Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 3, 4, Chorus 'l, 2, 3, 4, Band 'l, 2, 3, Mission Club 'l, 2, 3, 4. MARius VANDER GRIEND Mick A lad lighthearted and content, but often is on mischief bent. Mixed Chorus 4, Torch Club 4, Drama 4, Student Body Treas. 4. LAMBERT VANDER Kool ,,Lam,, Men of great ability are usually of a large na- ture. Torch Club 4, Mission Club 3, Debate 4. IDA VAN ZANTEN Illdall Trurhfulness is a cornerstone in character, Mission Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secy. 2, Vice Pres. 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Girls' Chorus I, Girls' Club I, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, Song Leader 4, Girls' L Club 2, 3, 4. L MPS VICTOR VAN ZANTEN nvicn Possessor of an independent manner and a tricky humor. Cheerleader 2, 45 Band 'l, 2, 3, Chorus 2, 3, Dra- ma Club 4, Basketball 2, Mission Club 2, Play Cast 4. RUTH Vocel. Ruthie Be silent and safe, silence never betrays you. Mixed Chorus 3, Mission Club 2, Ushers' Club 3, 4, Secy.-Treas 4, Drama Club 3, 4, Girls' Club 'l, 2, 3, 4. ALLEGRA ZLYSTRA Allegra She has no ear for flattery, no tongue for scan- dal. Mission Club 45 Drama Club 3, 45 Girls' Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus lg Camera Club 2. 4 lf thou follow but thy star, thou canst not miss at last a glorious haven. ANONYMOUS I wud' ,pri hm - ,L ' Q '.,- f' A 7 ii N A M7519 ' I ' ' x , wr -,. ,Q - ' F . 1 .Fifi I ' 1 1 L Q . - Mgt, ' . ' . M t 3 M N. K X H . QQ II' ' 4 ' . -g v z, 5 1 Q wg .Q k gf . I D gwv,b Puri: -V 5 sf V mf xAI , v'-1 K- . , l ,- , X1 K , -v W Wyse? 41 + 1 Y ScrneThih3 Wrong? Easf Examzvic Lfff LL W hO SE FeeT 'Q --- mi Q .' ! -M ern VP, L-De . K' Pr-QFQSSQY m Is She CuTe 2 KSTud2nT Boy Pres. .nsm T00 Bad, Ed V T o C For STEM! Um! Um, TomaToeS! P4 il- l J U N I O R 26 I 2 vnu: - o v .' v. fr' W' gas 38 Back row: R. Winter, R. Verhulsf, A. Vander Griencl, J. Van Zwol, B. Blankers, T. De Jong, R. Vander Haak, N. Vermeer, R. Heeringa, A. Roosendaal, H. Bortein. Third row: E. Bennett, A. Buys, J. Haveman, C. Van Kooten, S. Tioelker, S. Roosma, J. Broersma, B. Kaemingk, N. Snapper, W. Tioelker, J. De Vries, M. Vander Wall, Mr. De Boer. Second row: B. Bouwman, C. Korevaar, D. Hollaar, B. Strengholt, G. Zoerink, E. Van Dyken, R. Yonker, M. Eerkes, H. Stremler, C. Van Loo, L. Tioelker, G. Geleynse. Front row: G. Veldhuizen, G. Vander Stoep, L. Meyers. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS H. Boertein, Student Council Rep., R. Yonker, Secy.-Treas., R. Verhulst, Vice-Pres., B. Blankers, Pres. I I 1. C2 'N .M QW.: rs, .,.,.4f1,-.iq,.,--. ,AQ Q . .,. L. ... '. Q 5 Back row: R. Laninga, K. Winter, R. Bouwman, A. Vis, G. Visser, R Groen, T. Siotemaker, R. Scholten, G. Broersma, F. Hoekstra, G. Otter H. Snapper. Front row: Mr. Engbers, M. De Boer, E. Stremler, D. Stremler, J. Meads P. Noteboom, T. Korthius, R. Hollander, C. Van Beek, J. Vermeer, G. , Vander Meulen, L. Van Kooten, B. Kortus. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS R. Bush, Pres., R. Bosmun, Student Council Rep., L. Stap, Secy.-Trees. C. Krediet, Vice-Pres. Back row: R. Bush, C. Heusinkveld, A. Statema, E. De Groot, P. Pratt, G. Hamstra, A. Abrahamse, H. Vander Mey, K. Pilon, D. Dykstra, P. Kosters, R. Haan. Front row: T. De Valois, A. Zylstra, C. Bode, L. Stap, C. Krediet, P. Smith, V. Zoet, R. Bosman, H. Blankers, J. Baiema, M. Houg, B. Kor- ' thius, Miss Shoemaker. .ao AA -..Tis '54, i ' in. Q. L f-I l-1' 1 Kit A i gv LJ . Q01 'IW' s .rg i ri, ' II! qv? ,wav Back row: G. Terspstra, T. Roorda, B. Baiema, D. Ver Steeg, A. De Boer, D. De Leeuw, E. Vander Haak, W. Stricksema, A. Oostema, H. Van Loo, K. Koster. Middle row: B. Feller, J. Vander Pol, H. De Vries, M. Koops, C. De Jong, G. Haveman, A. Buma, M. Likkel, K. Hamstra, R. Zylstra, Mr. De Jong. Front row: J. Lagerway, E. Buys, L. Kamper, M. Stremler, J. Nymeyer, B. Schaart, J. Boonstra, C. Sebens, E. Vandenacre, D. Bosman. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS D. Gross, Student Council Rep., B. Shaart, Secy., M, Oordt, Pres., L. Kamper, Trees., A. Rupke, Vice Pres. Back row: J. Kok, A. Rupke, A. Stremler, W. Stuit, A. Groen, M. Oordt, D. Vander Stoep, A. Biankers, D. Gross, G. Vander Pol, A. Van Dyken, J. Jansma. Second row: G. Korthuis, S. De Vries, C. Hoekwater, E. Matter, B. Wouters, A. Sebens, R. Steggerda, N. Sterk, L. Cobb, M. Broersma, S. Zylstra, Miss Hanenburg. Front row: T. Hoksbergen, D. Van Mersbergen, J. Dykstra, A. Bode, S. Harlender, A. Pilon, H. Sterk, M. Lensen, G. Bouwman, N. Zoerink. .nl 5,11 Qi v Q -4 I 7 . . .ff G. 'MN A M , y are , 's -1. wifi A va iZZ2r Qi I? G '55- -21' 1 9 - a 1 I LiKe Yov Go Ahead! 'ragga IT Hi! 1 Peas In A Pod F Don'T GST Qrabkyvf You TELL 'bm' ROS! URCSFSTSYH13 TooThac he? Did You End GQLJZ Dreamin ? Oh, IT3 AWFULII 3 Q29 J 1 .AMT She SveeT? ROT-I-an APPLQ? Ma-Kin' A DaTe,Bernace ? c.K. M.:-1. ma. tx. Dom' M3 Hey! Whereklfoe? '.!. I' L' I Wl,.1 S ,,,.?'3Y5- V , 3 r I Need REST whaT A SUNTAN! CUTYCS pvxfnm Elbenezefg Charming 51 Grade can They Sing N:ce,U'aNie? 1 -1 X ff I I ar- -li g s Speaker Song Leader Special Number CHAPEL It is.with eagerness that we look forward to chapel services every Wednesday morning. A feeling of unity is born as the pupils together with the Teachers stream into chapel. With reverence we sing those inspiring songs and have the Scriptures opened to us. The students take charge of our chapel services in everything except the brief message based on Scripture which is the task of the faculty. We feel that chapel is an important factor in our spiritual activities. For us chapel is the pause of spirit- ual refreshment. LIGHT UPHOLDERS LIGHT UPHOLDERS The Mission Club as an active group tries to stimulate an interest in missions. This group realizes that they are to be shining examples everywhere. One of their protects was giving baskets of food to the needy in this area during Thanksgiving time. During the Christmas season, toys were sent to the Galilean Home for chil- dren. The Rest Homes in Bellingham are visited by them, where they present the Gospel in song. ln as much as ye do it unto the least ot these, ye have done it unto me. The Mission Club is beneficial to the members themselves as well as to others. MISSION CLUB Speaker Special Number 5009 Leadef ' 1 LIGHT UPHOLDERS I . MIXED CHORUS I X MRS. NELLA SNAPPER xy Director 7' K ' 1' .f N - , ws . - I 4' I FN A ws W GIRLS' CHORUS 'di ii' fduilni A - A - I BAND MR. FRED VANDER MEY SPECIAL MUSICAL TALENTS Director vw, Soloists, Gaylord Haan il' I' u fill! KI xi X7 I L Ken Vander Griend 0 Marlene EefkeS Shirley Mellema Senior Sextette Organist Lois Likkel Pianist Henrietta Roelofs LIGHT UPHDLDERS 35 A - Literary Staff Q-si-V Photographers Business Managers Spgrtg Editor ,. , 1 Y xX- L' Editor X --ax, -. 'Q. - 5,..4'2S'f-if A a'1'.X N'-and Assistant Editor Art Staff I 'mai lil ' ' ANNUAL STAFF fd? Standings M. Eerkes, C. Krediet, C. Bodeg Mrs. Meenk, Assistant Advisory K. Vander Griend, H. Korthuis, V. Laninga, B. Blankersp Mr. B. Engbers, Advisor. Seated: L.-Hendricks, M. Oordt, B. Kaemingk, L. Likkel, L. Stremler, R. Likkel, S. De Vries. LIGHT UPHCJLDERS sf x 5 x 'f S1 ii HIGHLIGHT STAFF Siandingz Mrs. Meenk, S. Bajema, E. Laninga, J. Van Beek. Seated: K. Vander Griend, K. Molenaar, A. Snapper, J. Baiema, L. Hendricks, H, Roorda, H. 0010944516-ugq Roelofs. Q 23 ,HE SH Emi EL ---'I mum. 11 iii DEBATE TEAMS Standlng B Konus E Henken R Verhulst R Llkkel H Borteln H DeBoer L Vander Kool Mr Snap Q2 Seated R Yonker B Knemmgk V Lanmga F Kaemmgk G Haan Ai.-3 WW5.. r. 'uv S .K ' .4 c. 'yas' 9 P ,.-P R sf vi 38.3 W 314' Ms' V. ,yr ani. ,Pg Z -in BS M . - s 1 . Og Q9 Back row: E. Bennett, G. Vander Stoep, A. Buys, H. Roelofs, H. Vogel, A. Zylstra, J. Van Beek, A. Snape per, S. Mellema, L. Hendricks, A. Advocaat, J. Sterk, B. Strengholt. Third row: Miss Shoemaker, G. Zoerink, L. Tioelker, J. De Vries, R. Yonker, J. Broersma, E. Van Dyken, M. Oordt, I. Van Zanten, H. Roorda, J. Baiema, E. Laninga, S. Baiema. Second row: C. Korevaar, B. Bouwman, N. Snapper, M. Vander Wall, A. Rupke, B. Kaemingk, M, Eerkes, C. Van Loo, J. Havernan, C. Van Kooten, L. Meyers, A. Snapper, G. Geleynse. First row: G. Veldhuizen, S. Stremler, S. Tioelker, L. Likkel, H. Stremeler, D. Hollaar, L. Stremler, S. Roosma. E .q.. Back row: Miss l. Hanenburg, H. Blankers, E. Buys, H. Vander Mey, G. Hamstra, D. Dykstra, J. Vermeer, J. Dykstra, J. Meads, A. Zylstra, C. Hoekwater, D. Van Mersbergen, J. Betten. Fifth row: E. Stremler, C. Sebens, B. Schaart, B. Wouters, E. DeGroot, K. Pilon, C. De Jong, J. Nymeyer, M. Stremler, R. Bosman, A. Bode, M. Likkel, H. De Vries. Fourth row: J. Boonstra, M. Koops, A. Buma, S. Harlander, C. Heusinkveld, L. Cobb, N. Sterk, L. Stap, G. Vander Meulen, P. Smith, L. Van Kooten, D. Stremler, J. Vander Pol. Third row: H. Sterk, A. Pilon, M. Broersma, C. Bode, C. Krediet, A. Statema, P. Kosters, S. Zylstra, L. Kamper, E. Matter, G. Haveman, N. Zoerink. Second row: A. Sebens, R. Hollander, A. Abraharnse, V. Zoet, R. Steggerda, B. Noteboom, T. Korthius, C. Van Beek. D .11 . ii, . K .-1 ... X .J M . . . , -ax, xh ,.. n . . W First row: B. Bouwman, E. Vandenacre, J. Baiema, M. Houg, T. Hoksbergen, M. Lenssen. ,rf pil' gn! HX x' ft 40, N A lf, A lr i Back row: G. Hamstra, H. Vander Mey, G. Vander Stoep, K. Pilon, A. Abrahamse, B. Kaemingk, E. Van Dyken, R. Yonker, L. Hendricks, M. Eerkes, S. Roosma, S. Tioelker. Second row: G. Geleynse, J. Baiema, S. Stremler, H. Sfremler, G. Zoerink, D. Hollaar, B. Strengholt, A. Advocaat, J. De Vries, C. Van Loo. First row: E. Stremler, C. Bode, S.xBaiema, E. Laninga, L. Likkel, I. Van Zanren, M. Oordr, J. Sterk, M. Vander Waal. ST IMU LATGRS Back row: H. De Boer, K. Molenaar, H. Korihius, F. Kaemingk, T. Heeringa, G. Haan. First row: A. Vander Griend, V. Laninga, V. Van Zanten, J. Van Zwol, A. Roosendaal. .E 13 -qv ff A . . ., tl! ' . ,rf 'N V V - - . gpm-Q .1505 Av-4 L' ,,-.L WWW! 'K . L. ':'. Q mar J.-Tv v ' im g 3 ' I . .' -. 'Q' ,J vm, ,,, L ...,.,,..,.., ' ,,,.N,f:'i..,.., ,M , . F 1- F1 'vm' Back row: L. Likkel, B. Kortus, B. Korthuis, E. Henken, F. Kaemingk, M. Vander Griend, L. Vander Kooi, B. Blankers, H. Boertein, L. Tioelker, Mr. De Boer. Front row: M. Houg, D. Stremler, C. Bode, C. Krediet, R. Yonker, E. Van Dyken, B. Kaemingk, A. Buys, L. Hendricks, M. Oordi, A. Advocaat, L. Stap. LIGHT Back row: H. Korthuis, K. Molenaar, B. Blankers, R. Heeringa, R. Verhulsf, K. Vander Griend, H. Boerfein Mr. De Jong. Middle row: N. Snapper, B. Bouwman, J. Broersma, G. Vander Sfoep, J. Van Beek, E. Van Dyken, J Haveman, B. Strengholt, P. Smith, R. Bosman, S. Stremler. Front row: G. Geleynse, H. Roorda, J. Baiema, E. Bennett, A. Buys, J. Sterk, G. Zoerink, C. Van Kooten S. Baiema, A. Snapper. -va Back row: E. Laninga, S. Mellema, R. Vogel, J. Broersma, B. Bouwrnan Second row: E. Bennett, C. Korevaar, G. Vander Stoep, A. Buys. Front row: S. Stremler, Miss Zylsfra, J. Baiema. TIMU LATORS Back row: B. Sirenghoii, L. Hendricks, J. Van Beek, M.Oord1, Miss Shoemaker. Fourth row: L. Stremier, C. Likkel, R. Yonker, E. Van Dyken, J. De Vries, W. Tioelker. Third row: G. Zoerink, D. Hollaar, A. Rupke, H. Roeiofs, J. Haveman. Second row: M. Eerkes, C. Van Kooten, M. Vander Wall, C. Van Loo, A. Snapper. Front row: S. Baiama, I. Van Zanten, J. Sterk, S. Roosma. nr- r . . . .. lla. q. -4- -,! 1 If A Back row: R. Verhulst, A. Roosendaal, N. Vermeer, H. Schouten, M. Vander Griend, G. Haan, H. Korthius, K. Molenaar, T. Heeringa, V. Van Zanten, V. Laninga, R. Likkel, Fourth row: R. Vogel, H. Stremler, D. Hollaar, B. Strengholt, G. Zoerink, M. Eerkes, B. Kaemingk, A. Zyl. stra, H. Roelofs, A. Snapper, J. Van Beek, C. Van Loo. Third row: H. Boertein, A. Snapper, S. Stremler, L. Stremler, S. Tioelker, J. Sterk, J. De Vries, S. Roosma, A. Buys, C. Van Kooten, J. Haveman, L. Meyers, N. Snapper, K. Vander Griend. First row: G. Gelynse, H. Roorda, W. Tioelker, G. Vander Stoep, R. Yonker, E. Van Dyken, S. Mellema, L.. Hendricks, A. Advocaat, M. Vander Wall, A. Rupke, Mr. Snapper. ST IMU LATORS Kenneth Vander Griend, Howard Patterson, Betty Kaemingk, Mary Anslie, Alice Rupke, Ruth Thorne, Roger Likkel, Carl Windfield, Harmon Boertien, James Ball, Anne Advocaat, Jane Hathway, Victor Van Zanien, Joe Pendelton, Marlene Eerkes, Hepsyf Sonia Stremler, Bernice Carlton, Joanne Haveman, So- i E phrony Trotter. iid r .si wi -. -ls, ,ww -:Q l v bv ,, ,g S-,, . . ...M N ,f4 f ' Q. 51 .x 9 X ' i ., i ' : . 'Q QI. . .x. an .K . , XM. ll Sf .S V ,L ' 4 1 Sifsm.. S. , U, ' 0 .Qt S-Q. X.. Q A.. U .sslkw Q .Y F - QW? . fu--...av m...., lf 4' qi, , ..x 3 wf W uv XV. J X X C Q 'fm-,, ., ..,. . . K Q ? , . s. t 4 'L 1 . .. '.-HZ-'aiias' i' ' isgjamiv situ Q5 nj. iff' .3X,1ix2'll4f'I-a-j.,.j.3 'U 'lfin'-a J , Nw .. , .if1?lia.j. . 'iff-LJ. 4' Q R., .-5 1 '4-Q. I sf A A.. 9.6- Y. I' -. Miss Hathaway leaving u . ' K Q 5.. 1 , , . . A A? 4 all s THQ. Trouble over the mis-signed letter? .l ' . iv' . - . t .,'.' .'s., 'Will Carl be able To see? i 412 I lx .ei QQ..- .NK . Q .af X -N. - . Miass- N I 4 Hepsy captured at last 'fMlSS tx 1 S . 4. Ragga , 1 u -'Ii QgQ,2'llf'f-vfia .W 5. :Mg-,,,.j.1 553 ,guys '. i 4 KJ ',v- 47 Am Will Joe pop the question? ' ' . f . , Z 'W ! .qi Y Q x L 8 ' x S km. Is Carl hurt badly? su Miss Hathaway introduces her hen-pecked husband ll.. L1 P us. X Anslie reveals her mysterious pas 4 Tn CLUB PRESI Dams CavoL L.7KKeL Ed. Hcnfieh L,ueLLa 5T'remLSP' PeP CLvb MISSM Cub sr. GirLs Cm, Y-H v- -1 I Kenflj M05-e '35Y Ma,3deLLene Oo:-d T' J'y, G7rLs CLu8 Drama. C-2-vb A Tlrch CLob ..A-,, . --, x EL.La. Mae BenrseTT ,,, -,. ......--. ,.v-. ushers Cub Mack Vander Gr-end .I Y .,, M. if' 5 S .Q 1, 335. M, 65 X QQ l ,- ,.-x. X , K xx Q. sw I I fix DRILL TEAM H ii? PEP IN ACTIO DRILL LEADERS Luella Stremler, Carol Likkel, assistant. SONG LEADERS YELL LEADERS Leona Hendricks, Magdalene Oordt, Ida Van Zanten Helen Stremler, Vic Van Zanfen, Louise Meyers ii. N'-x I ,xA'Al 0 41-f L 'W BOB KORTHUIS Guard HANK DE BOER Forward n asc., 00.9 7 Rf' nu: 0, 9 1 X-3? Back row, left to right: T. Heeringa, H. De Boer, K. Molenaar, A. Vander Griend, B. Kor- thuis. Kneeling: R. Winter, B. Blankers, T, De Jong, H. Korthuis, M. Betten. BASKETBALL FIRST TEAM COACH MR. DICK RAVENHORST STANDINGS WHO WE THEY WHO WE THEY Chilliwack ....... ..,,, 3 6 34 Mennonite Ed. Ins ...... - ......... 32 38 Abbottsford ........... .,.... 3 3 I9 Chilliwack ................ ...e... 5 4 I3 Trapp Tech .................. ..... 2 3 22 Vancouver College ..... ...... 4 4 37 Mennonite Ed. Ins. ...,.. ..... 4 3 35 South Burnaby ........ ....... 4 I 39 Mission . .,,................... .,,e. 5 4 45 Trapp Tech ........... ....... 3 8 25 Vancouver College .,.... ..... 5 5 42 Lord Byng ...... ....... 3 2 45 Alumni .........,......., .,-,, 2 8 48 With five games left . . . -Duke of Connaught -Gladstone -Mission -South Burnaby -Lord Byng STATISTICS WE THEY WE THEY Total Points ................................ 513 442 Greatest Margin in Victory ......., 41 20 Average Points Per Game .......... 39.5 34.0 Total Wins ..,........,...,,.,..,.,,., ,,,- I O 3 Lowest Score in Game ................ 23 I3 Total Losses ,-- ,-,-----, ,- 3 10 Highest Score in Game ....... .... 5 5 45 50 m,fm4,m, . Right to left: K. Hamstra, D. Gross, R. Zylstra, T. Roorda, R. Bouwman, K. Winter, G. Ot- ter, B. Korthuis, R. Bush, G. Visser, T. Slotemaker, D. Heeringa, M. Oordt, W. Stuit. BASKETBALL SECOND TEAM COACH MR. TONY BETTEN STANDINGS WHO WE THEY WHO WE THEY Chilliwack ...... ..-.-, 3 3 T i Mennonite Ed. Ins, ,..,,,, ,,.-.-, 2 6 35 Abbottsford ......... ..,.. 4 2 25 Chilliwack ................. ,,,,,,- 3 8 I6 Trapp Tech .............. ...,, 3 0 43 Langlie Prairie ,.......... ..,,.,, 4 6 17 Mennonite Ed. Ins. ..... ..... 4 8 37 Vancouver College ..,.... .....,, 2 7 34 Mission .................... ,.,,, 2 9 24 South Burnaby .,...., ,,,,,. 4 4 22 Vancouver College ..... ..... 2 7 22 Trapp Tech .......... .,,.,, 3 I 41 Gladstone Jr. High ..... ..... 3 9 34 With four games left . . . -Duke of Connaught -Gladstone -Mission -South Burnaby STATISTICS WE THEY WE THEY Total Points .....,....,.................,,.. 460 361 Greatest Margin in Victory .......... 29 13 Average Points Per Game 35.4 27.8 Total Wins ---.---.------............ -- 9 4 Lowest Score in Game ........... -- 26 ll Total l.0SSeS ...... .- 4 9 Highest Score in Game .............. 48 43 5I Y-J .Nl COACH MISS BETTY SHOEMAKER GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL TEAM Standing: J. Vander Pol, E. Matter, A. Sebens, J. Nymeyer, C. De Jong, C. Krediet, S. Har- Iander, C. Bode, N. Zoerink. X SSS. Xi -22 GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM Back row: C. Bode, M. Oordt, A. Abrahamse, K. Pilon, A. Ver Hoeven. Second row: I. Van Zanten, J. Sterk, B. Strengholt, E. Van Dyken, R. Yonker. Front row: M. Eerkes, J. De Vries, H. Vander Mey, B. Kaemingk. COACH Miss mme HANENBURG Kneeling: A. Pilon, D. Van Mersbergen, M. Likkel, A. Bode. I f KN ,,. .. .I.S... :Mi I k I tl 'ul-rm-' NQXJV, BOYS' SOFTBALL Standing: R. Verhuist, T. De Jong, B. Blankers, T. Heeringa, F. Kaemingk, N. Vermeer, R. V Winters, R. Likkel, R. Bush. Kneeling: H. Boertein, H. De Boer, COACH Miss emv SHOEMAKER :'J21' .as R. Vander Haak, B. Korthuis, A. Vander Griend, G. Otter. A Wg . .Lie - ,eg f . we 'A v. I GIRLS' SOFTBALL J. Vermeer, G. Vander Stoep. A f !'?fY'?:rgvi 'H Y A X 2 A Lin: K v N ,wr ., if Kneeling: B. Kaemingk, R. Yonker, B. Strengholt, E. Van Dyken. L 1 fx COACH MR. MARION SNAPPER Standing: H. Blankers, K. Pilon, A. Abrahamse, J. De Vries, J. Sterk, C. Krediet, C. Bode 1 1- 1 1 L . in f Y if 1 ff ' ff J . U ' , - V f , .V .i ,A Q 1 L B- E' rfiriig Q 4, . ' , 4 fs ' , 5.4 . ' SPORTS IN ACTION 1 'N x: '1IT 'w Q First Team BASKETBALL Second Team tw Yfmthlgay INTRAMU RAL FOOTBALL THE MIXEQRV P IT X OP Mad Scramble Carefug- Now, SENIQH CLASSPARTQ- y ,wr t A V I 1 Ugh, ugh Givin Th p. . A S 4 raze5 P:raTe Mjho Are Yau? f - 94 E Naam 3 Xi? ! ig? T x'lf5.:SZ U Y! 5 P i 1 i Dominegj 1 To NI h A Heap 353 CMQFS 0 :fc Smolfe I Cowbpf The WhoLe Gan'-7 L d 7 'B '11 ies .? 55 JUNIQR semoa QANQUET 4 Y SPQQMLL Number Theme - .... . g. ,,Q5TS ..... , MOTHERS, TEA fy.-I MOTHERS Arriving SU'-6 Show Pi m3 Corsa SENIOR PARENTS . . COMPLI MENTS Mr. and Mrs. Simon F. Stremler Mr. and Mrs. Perry Zylsfra Mrs. Alice Brouwer Rev. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Mary De Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Rev. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Haan William Likkel Clarence Snapper William Nonhoff Julius Laninga Ray S. Baiema M. D. Vander Griend Ray Vander Kooi Ben Hendricks Andrew Oordf Boer Joe Rupke Clarence M. Vander Griend Andrew Mellema Frank Sferk Frank Vogel Simon L. Stremler James Baiema Minard Roorda Herman Roelofs Virgil Cobb Adrian Van Zanten Joseph Betfen Arie Schoufen Louis De Vries Peter Heeringa Art Henken Bart Korthuis Arie Molenaar Fred Likkel E. Kaemingk Maurice Van Zanfen Gerrit Likkel Henry Snapper Herman Advocaat JONES STUDIO Bellingham, Wash. for Photographs 'X MR. H. JONES SPONSORS Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Kok Mr. and Mrs. Marion Snapper Mr. Albert Van Dalfsen Mr. and Mrs. George Likkel Mr. and Mrs Gerrit Brouwer Mr. and Mrs G. E. Strengholt Mr. and Mrs. Douwe De Vries Mr. and Mrs Leen Roos Mr. and Mrs. John Roosendaal Miss Nelia Houg Mr. and Mrs Cornie Spaan Mr. and Mrs Norman De Boer Mr. and Mrs Peter Visser Mr. and Mrs Henry Bosman Mr. and Mrs. Metske Hoekstra Mr. and Mrs. John Stap Mr. and Mrs. M. Nymeyer Mr. and Mrs John Korthuis Mr. and Mrs B. C. Van Kooten Mr. and Mrs Delmar J. Vander Griend Mr. and Mrs Andy Wouters Mr. and Mrs Lewis Hoksbergen Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pratt Mr. and Mrs David Meyers Mr. and Mrs Harry Vander Pol Mr. and Mrs. William Heusinkveld Mr. and Mrs John Van Mersbergen Mr. and Mrs. Joe T. De Jong Mr. and Mrs Cornie H. Holleman Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bakker Mr. and Mrs Leo Van Beek Mr. and Mrs. Joe Van Ry Mr. and Mrs Henry Hoving Mr. and Mrs John Schuyleman Mr. and Mrs Thuys Broersma Mr. and Mrs Fred Stremler Miss Vivian Vande Kieft Mr. and Mrs Gerrit Zoet Mr. and Mrs Bill Roosma Mr. and Mrs. John Snapper Mr. and Mrs John Bush Mr. and Mrs Peter Huisingh Mr. and Mrs Ernest Blankers Mr. and Mrs Lambert Zoet Mr. and Mrs. Simon Bezemer Mr. and Mrs Jake Meenk Mr. and Mrs Peter Geleynse Mr. Elmer Nymeyer SPONSORS O 0 O Mr. and Mrs. Hilmer Oordt Mr. and Mrs. Arie Noteboom Mr. and Mrs. Henry Vogel Mr. and Mrs. John Kooy Mr. and Mrs. Jim Van Andel Mr. and Mrs. Ren De Boer Mr. and Mrs. John Clark Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Terpstra Rev. and Mrs. Marinus Goote Mr. and Mrs. Martin Houg Mr. and Mrs. Andrew De Jong Miss Betty Shoemaker Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Engbers Miss Emma Zylstra Mr. and Mrs. John Wynstra Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hendricks Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Kornelis Miss Winifred Kieviet Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Oordt Mr. and Mrs Herman Oordt Mr. and Mrs. John Bierlink Mr. Tony Beften Mr. and Mrs. Fred Le Fabre Mr. and Mrs. Herman Louws Mr. and Mrs Gerrit Buys Mr. and Mrs. Simon Louws Mr. and Mrs. John Vander Wall Rev. and Mrs. Louis Voskuil Mr. and Mrs. John Pilon Mr. and Mrs Herman Heusinkveld Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bouwman Mr. Henry Heusinkveld Mr. and Mrs Ray C. Baiema Mr. and Mrs. John A.Timmer Mr. and Mrs. Tim Krediet Mr. and Mrs Jake De Waard Mr. and Mrs Herman Bosman Mr. and Mrs Hugo Van Ry Mr. and Mrs. Albert Baan Mr. and Mrs Gerrit Vander Pol Miss Dorothy Otter Miss Irene Hanenburg Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bode Mr. John Orange Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Koops Mr. and Mrs. John Sebens Miss Garretta De Boer Mr. and Mrs. Herman Van Loo Mr. and Mrs. Martin Eerkes AUTCDGRAPHS 5 Follow Marion's example and sign your name Q