Lynden Christian School - Excelsior Yearbook (Lynden, WA)

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ir- D AR GYJMDU MES Dear Graduates: Ever since the beginning oi time it has heen man's desire, when he mountain-tops, to ciimb and conquer them. As we read about these ieats oi siciii and en- durance we cannot heip hut come to the conciusion that yentures oi this kind, cannot be accompiished on a moment' s notice or on an impuise hut instead they need careiui consid- eration and months, yes, sometimes years oi preparation. in order to be reasonabiy certain oi success it is wise among many things to he acquainted with the terrain to he trayeied upon, acquire the necessary equipment and provisions, but most important to empioy a guide who is experienced and can be trusted to iead under any circumstance which might arise. in ciimhing iiie' s mountain our needs are not uniiice the mountain ciimhers oi today. We aiso need the right preparations and equipment ii we are going to reach our goai,hut above aii we need guidance in that goal. Nhat a priyiiege it is ior God's chiidren to have a Guide who wiii iead us irom the yefy beginning oi our iiie to the highest goai to he at- tained, nameiy to iiie etegnai. Ciass oi i9'71i, it is your board' s sincere desire that you coiiectryeiy and indiyiduaiiy may choose your coyenant God as your Guide on iiie's pathway. Y or this God is our God ioreyer and eyerz iie wiii guide us eyen unto death. Psaims lx8:i15. Martin idoug, president heheid the ioity Standrngz Sake Boyenicampg iierman idayemen, treas.g ioe Dei ongg Fioyd Assindg Biii ifieusinicyeidg Sake Dew aardg Ciarence Bode, Ren DeBoer, Leen iloosg iioopsg Martin iioug, pres., Kohn Orange ' res., Kohn Seated: Bernard , yrce p h00 BOL D

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STUD Back Row: Herman Van Loo, Dennis Roosenda Vera Zoef, Bob Korthuis, Harman B Front Row: Alvin Vande, G ' Eerkes, Roger al, Ter oertei riend, R Verhul NT ry De V n, Arvi uth Y st. 0 UNCI alois, n Blank onker, S GIS. tan Lik Harmon B kel, M firlene oertei n Van der , treas.g Alvi Griend, Korthuis The Stu n pres.g Bob , vice pres Yonker, sec' dent Council fof serve the stude a s ' ' .5 Ruth y. 1954 53 nt body acrifrce - J is very happy to again this year. They hav of time and effort. Thro and the guidance of Mr S Council this have b een abl e done ugh the . napper year has To sta e to so willi cooperat' and Mr been U1 rt off th Student ngly with ion of the students . Koops the work of the Student ade pleasant and successful. e year with a feeling of good will and friendship the Council gave the Mixer . To keep affairs running smoothly committees were appointed to take care of chapel services and assembly programs. Several special assemblies were arranged, and as a bonus, films were shown at noon-hours. The Student Council was also respon- sible for organizing and supporting a voluntary organization for putting out a school paper. The Student Council has also been active in th ' year by providing improvements and ne ' ever possible. To promote s h leaders. Pep ralli given f e field w equip c ool s ' es were or acco of sports this ment Whenever and when piri t, elections were held for the yell also held before the games. Letter awards were mplishments in sports. The Council wishes to thank the students for h ' ' and it is the desire of the members th from this work. t err fin at eve e cooperation, ryone may have b ' Alvin Vander Griend enehted