Lynden Christian School - Excelsior Yearbook (Lynden, WA)

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ee a | eI et Se gl an | at et an BL j a4 a FROM LEFT: Leen Roos, Bill Nyland, Gerrit Heeringa, Joe T. DeJong, Floyd Assink, Herman Haveman, sec.; y Henry Hoving, vice pres.; Bernard Koops, Jake DeWaard, Jack Veltkamp, treas.; Bill Heusinkveld, Jake Bovenkamp. “W.- are grate ul for our consecratediachneienree ee CLASS OF TI9SS: As you are graduating from our school, the Lynden Chris- tian School Board extends to you their hearty and sincere congratulations upon the completion of your work as students here. As the Lord has been acknowledged and reckoned with here in all your courses of study, and as He has cared for each one of you and directed your ways, so it is our heartfelt wish and prayer that He may further direct and guide you on your various paths through life. May each one of you, as long as you live, always acknow- ledge your God in all things, seek Him with all your heart, and live for Him with all your strength. Then you may rest assured that He will also further direct your ways all through life, and at last lead you to your eternal home with Him. JOHN ORANGE, President JOHN ORANGE President

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LYNDE HM CHRISTIA oH gcHOOL nH HI al asia dpe shanananr “I have. taught thee in the way of wisdom; I have ' led thee in paths of rightousness.” Prov. 4:11

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Nun ie STANDING: Etta Matter, Sharon Smith, Phyllis Smith, Vera Jean Zoet, Ruth Bosman, secy.; SEATED: Terry De Valois, treas.; Bob Korthuis, pres.; Martin Oordt; vice pres.; Dennis Roosen- daal, Glen Verhulst, Mr Engbers, advisor; Dennis Gross, Bob Roosendaal. a faithful student Corel The Student Council of 1954-55 with Mr. Engbers and Mr. Koops as advisors and with the wonderful cooperation of the student body have enjoyed working for and with the students of Lynden Christian High. The Student Council started off the year by putting on the ‘Mixer’ in which the students got to know each other better, especially the Freshmen. We then appointed members to take care of chapel services and also elected managers for our basketball teams. Student body tickets were sold to help finance the business affairs’ of the Student Council. This money was used for different projects such as new basketball suits, a projector, athletic equipment, and other school improve- ments. Refreshments after basketball games were partly taken care of by the Student Council treasury. At the end of the school year, letter awards were given in sports, and other awards for the various other activities. E lections for Council officers for the following year were held. The Student Council has worked faithfully and was happy to give up time and work to do so. We want to thank the student body for their fine co- operation which has helped to make this year and our work successful. BOB KORTHUIS, President wees sees oad ae pectin’ ated pe Bice Be ie celltiol Soe seo oad edd precose cceial poe cased oral Peer ‘neces: fect