Lynden Christian School - Excelsior Yearbook (Lynden, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1956 volume:

TA Lis AAU TTY) HY Ca ere a | = SSO ZAM ZZ MZ C LIBRAR' ii Uy I “OMI | GLMCA LEAP y Sreward. The annual staff of the Lynden Christian High School proudly presents the ‘56 Excelsior, Pressing On. Our life may be compared to a journey on board ship. We are ever pressing forward with God as our pilot to that which lies beyond the horizon. On our journey we meet many obstacles. There are storms and high seas; there are disagreeable tides and treacherous shoals. But there are joys, too, and over all is the call of the sea, and the exhilaration of follow- ing it. But best of all, there is the goal at the end of our journey for which we are constantly striving — ''the prize o f the high calling of God through Christ Jesus, our Lord. OUR THEME: VPressi ng ©), Sy et: of Gs ee ADMINISTRATION SENIORS UNDERCLASSMEN ACTIVITIES ORGANIZATIONS ATHEEVICS FEATURES SRADEISCHOOR Dyedlianere: We, the students of the Lynden Christian High School, dedicate this 1956 Excelsior to you, our parents. You are the ones who have launched us on this journey of life and anchored our faith and deep con- viction in God's word by giving us a Christian education. We thank our God for placing us in Christian homes and giving us Christian parents, who are interested in our spiritual well-being as well as our physical and mental development. You have sacrificed much to prepare us for our journey through life, and we are truly grateful for your having trained us in the way we should go. God grant that we, as young people, always live up to the training you have given us in our youth; that when we are grown, we shall not depart from it. Ped ler entctration Our school is piloted by the administration. These people are the ones who help us with many of our problems and give us much-needed guidance and in- struction. They guide us in our journey by helping us to set a straight course; they encourage and instruct us by showing how we shall reach our goal. From left: Vice-pre rit H Clarence B ' 0 i sident; Eq i. Bill Nyland, Jake Dew eeringa, Fy 1 President; aard, Joe oyd Assink, Bill Heuser ander Gries Soins e . Vicar, 4 Clary; eels Fis includes our helpful Schaclinncrae ie Dear Graduates: The theme of Excelsior this year is a good one. Pressing on! Young people have a lot of ambition. They want to do things. That is natural and good, for God has created young people that way. So the theme expresses action, pressing on. We also read of that in Scripture. ‘'l press on toward the goal unto the prize of the high calling of God in Christ Jesus.'' —Phil. 3:14. It is like someone on the race track who never gives up until he has reached the goal, always pressing on. This is often the picture of life, pressing on and on. Your training at home and church and school has prepared you for this press- ing on toward the goal which is heaven. Those who have heaven as their goal must strive with a holy desire in preparing themselves for this life to come. The calling of a christian is a high calling which comes from above, and if we are to reach this goal we must always be pressing on. It is a continual striving until we have re- ceived the prize in Christ Jesus. Class of 1956, it is your board's sincere desire and prayer that you will be con- tinually pressing on and striving against every sin that doth so easly beset you. EDWARD F. KOK, President aia Guiding ‘Principal . aii Dear Class of '56: It is a real pleasure for me to express congratulations to this fine class. Even after having known you for only a short time, | already feel an attachment of sincere appreciation for your aptitudes and your attitudes. Your class text is appropriate for this occasion, especially in relation to the theme of this fine book. On an ordinary ocean trip there is a point beyond which there can be no returning to the home port. Trouble, shortage of fuel, or danger can only be met by continuing on to a port on the other side. There must be a forgetting of the things that are behind and a pressing on toward a goal. At occasions like this we should pause in reflection upon the past and look back over the way we have come. | trust that as you think back upon your school days at Lynden Christian, a sense of deep gratitude to God for the great heritage of His Covenant promises will possess you. You have arrived at a very significant compass point in your life. For twelve years you have been getting your bearings upon which to project a sucessful journey of life. No doubt, too, you feel a certain unwillingness to leave behind these many associations and activities. In your class text, Paul indicates that in the Christian life there are many points of no re- turn. He does not want us to think that we are being inevitably carried along with the winds and currents of the stream of life. Rather, he stresses that by deliberate resolution we must leave be- hind the things in our past and with earnest intent press on to the goal, the only goal of the Christ- ian life: the high calling of God in Christ Jesus. In this, your declared resolution, we, your parents, teachers, and friends heartily congratulate you. We assure you, too, that our best wishes and prayers follow you as you ''PRESS ON . Yours in the Lord's Service, MARK VANDER ARK ua Competent CG eirucrers Oteiie JACK GROTENHUIS MISS ALICE TERPSTRA NEIL VANDER WERFF Freshman and Sophomore Chorus Public Speaking Shop A Capella Choir English Literature Algebra Band German I Geometry English I Math Psychology BERNARD ENGBERS REV. J. K. VAN BAALEN NORMAN DE BOER, Deceased Freshman English Latin II Typing Sophomore English ; World History General Math GARRIS TIMMER JOHN VANDER VEEN MISS DONNA SPAAN Bible I Reformed Doctrine Christian Ethics General Science American Literature Freshman Bible Physics Church History Washington State History Physical Education Sociology World History MISS MARIAN VANDER ARK MRS. MARY DE BOER MRS. MARIE MEENK | American History Homemaking Shorthand Biology Grade 12 Bookkeeping | Girls’ Physical Education Grade 9 Health Standing: Mr. Engbers, advisor; Gary Warmink, Orville Vander Griend, Ken Vander Mey, Alfred Stremler, Ron Zylstra, Mary Lou Likkel, Stan Likkel, Florine Van Andel. Seated: Mr. Vander Ark, advisor; Mary Stremler, Martin Oordt, Dennis Roosendaal, Judy Nymeyer. oi @)), “Representatives, Wik ‘Sindent Coren sie The Student Council, with Mr. Vander Ark and Mr. Engbers as advisors, has again launched our ship of state for the 1955-56 school year. Sponsoring and preparing various activities has been our biggest contribution during the past year. All shipmates were invited to the annual Mixer at the beginning of the year and the all -school party in May. The selection of cheer and song leaders, pep rallies, the Christmas tournament, the awards as- sembly and the student body electi6ns were supervised by the Council to further school spirit. Picking volunteers from the student body, the Council sponsored the publication of the Christ- ian Hi Light. The Student Council is furthering the improvement of school property by improving locker and camera room facilities, and various other projects around school. The Student Council wishes to extend a word of thanks to the Student Body for their coopera- tion in making the year 1955-56 a successful one. MART OORDT, President. OFFICERS Mary Stremler, secretary; Martin Oordt, president; Dennis Roosen- daal, vice-president; Judy Ny- meyer, treasurer. Garetta De Boer ‘4 PSaete te ee6 mA 3 2 3 9: 8 3: 38 4 Emma Zylstra Albert Bosman Ted Te Selle Paul Zylstra Dick Rutgers Herman Louws John Roosma Ernest Ter Wisscha hae aoe We Seniors are leaving another harbor in our journey. We have completed [2 years of Christian education. As we look back we can say these were happy years. We have enjoyed many blessings in the form of guidance and help of our parents and teachers. As we leave this harbor to continue our journey out on the open sea, we take the Word of God as our compass. With it we shall be able to set a straight course across the sea of life which lies before us. E'en though the storms beat fast and wild And raging billows roar, We're safe with Jesus at the helm To pilot us to shore. ‘ ee Ry Baw: BOY, ey e SES : Pas Ardelle Bode, secretary; Ron Zylstra, president; Albert Oostema, treasurer; Mary Lou Likkel, Student Council representative; Beatrice Schaart, vice-presdent. Monier Officers MOTTO: Following Jesus’ SONG: Each Step | Take FLOWERS: Maroon and White Gladioli COLORS: Maroon and White ARDELLE BODE “We like her, don’t you?” Future Teachers’ Club 4, Secretary; Pep Club 8, 4; Class Secretary 4; Drama Club 8, 4; Cast 4; Vice-Presi- dent 4; Annual Staff 3, 4; Literature, Ed., 4; Girls’ Club 1, 2, 3; Vice-Pres- ident 1; Torch Club 2, 3, 4; Paper Staff 3, Ass’t. Editor; Chorus 1. BILL BAJEMA “By the twinkle in his eye, I fear he plotteth mischief.” Boys’ “L” Club 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2, 8, 4; Track 1, 2, 8, 4; Drama Club 8; Mission Club 2. ARVIN BLANKERS “One who seeks knowledge in under- standing.” Mission Club 1; Drama Club 4; Pres- ident 4; Student Council Representa- tive 2; Camera Club 2, 8; Vice Pres- ident 8; Basketball 2; Torch Club 2, 8, 4 MARCELLA BROERSMA “Nothing is impossible to a willing heart.” Mission Club 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2; Softball 1, 2; Girls’ Club 1, 2, 3; Chor- us 1, 8; Future Teachers’ Club 4. JELBERT BOSMAN “He always finds something more in- teresting than the lesson.” | Drama Club 38, 4; Softball 2; Chorus 1. GRACIA FAY BOUWMAN “Poetry is the most beautiful and effective way of saying things.” Torch Club 2, 8, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 3, 4; Cast 4; Annual Staff 8, 4; Paper Staff 8, 4; Girls’ Club 1, 2, 8. ANN BUMA “Sunny she is — full of fun, truly a friend to be won.” Mission Club 1, 2; Girls’ Club 1, 2, 8; Girls’ “L” Club 2, 8, 4; Chorus 1, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; President 4; Cheer Leader 2, 4; Camera Club 4; Annual Staff 4; Drama Club 38, 4. LENA MARIE COBB | “Besides the three R’s she hai! S’s — sincerity, sweetness, ani|s plicity.” | Girls’ Club 1, 2, 8; Pep Club 8, EVELYN BUYS “Keen sense, common sense, but more room for nonsense.” Mission Club 1, 8, 4; Girls’ Club 1, 2, 8, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 8, 4; Camera Club 8; Pep Club 3, 4; Drama Club 8, 4; Cast 4; Future Teachers’ Club 4. CAROL DE JONG “Intelligence is not her only virtue; she doeth all things well.” Chorus 1, 2, 4; Torch Club 2, 3; 4; President 4; Girls’ “L’’ Club 2, 8, 4; Debate 8, 4; Mission Club 3, 4; Presi- dent 4; Annual Staff 3, 4; Business Manager 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Drama Club 3, 4; Future Teachers’ Club 4; JANET DYKSTRA “Neatness addeth to appeara Mission Club 1, 2; Girls’ Club If Turnout 1, 2; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; “L” Club 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; | Club 8, 4. SIDNEY DE VRIES Let's enjoy ourselves while we may.” Chorus 2; Drama Club 3, 4; Annual Staff 1, 2, 3, 4. ALAN GROEN “Work is the greatest thing in the world; we should always save some for tomorrow.” Chorus 4; Drama Club 4. BILL FELLER “Work is a predecessor of success.’ Camera Club 2, 3; Drama Club 3, 4; Torch Club 4. HERMAN FRANSEN “A man made of sense, honesty, and wit.” Milaca High School 1, 2, 3; Drama Club 4; Ass’t. Director 4; Chorus 4; Male Quartet 4. SHIRLEY HARLANDER “There’s music in her fingers.” Girls’ Club 1, 2, 3,; Class Secretary- Treasurer 8; Annual Staff 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Drama 3, 4; Future Teach- ers 4; Girls’ “L” Club 2, 8, 4; Chorus 1, 4. JENNIS GROSS “A person with a two-track mind, , @ certain blonde, and athletics.” , Torch Club 2, 8, 4; Drama Club 4; , Track 8, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Soft- ball 2, 3, 4; Student Council Repre- sentative 1; Class Vice-President 2; Class President 8; “L” club 8, 4. KENNETH HAMSTRA “He may be bashful, but he’s nice.” Drama Club 8, 4; Camera Club 38; Future Teachers 4; Basketball 1. GLADYS HAVEMAN “I don’t care how you spell my name; I’m going to change it, anyway.” Mission Club 1, 2; Camera Club 1, 2; Girls’ Club 1, 2, 3; Girls’ “L” Club 1, 2, 8, 4; Drama Club 8, 4; Cast 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Cheer Leader 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. TENA HOKSBERGEN “Bubbling over with energy, freth running her fingers over the bys obeying Cupid’s call.” Torch Club 2, 3, 4; Pep Cluj 3, Mission Club 1, 2, 4; Annual jaff 4; Editor 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4)Gir “L”’ Club 8, 4; Drama Club 3,; F ture Teachers Club 4; Girls’ Jub 2, 8; Secretary 2. DON HERRINGA “He’s frank and true, and very tall; a favorite center in basketball.” Chorus 8, 4; President 4; Basketball 2, 8, 4; Softball 1, 2, 8, 4; Track 2; Boys’ “L” Club 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 4; Male Quartet 4. LILLIAN KAMPER “She has a voice of gladness, and a smile, and eloquence of beauty.” Mission Club 1; Drama Club 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Drill Leader 4; Girls’ Club 3; Class Secretary 1; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. MAXINE LOUISE LENSSEN “The reward of a thing well che to have done it.” Girls’ Club 1, 2, 3; Mission Cib Drama Club 38, 4; Future Tefhe Club 4; Pep Club 3, 4. GERBEN KORTHUIS “True to his word, his work, and his friends.” Drama Club 8, 4; Future Teachers 4; Paper Staff 3. JUDY NYMEYER “The whole world is a stage and I am acting up.” Drama Club 38, 4; Girls’ Club 1, 2, 3; President 2; Mission Club 1, 2; Class Secretary 3; Student Council Treasur- er 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Girls’ “L” Club 2, 8, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Chorus 1, 2, 3. MARY LOU LIKKEL | «Music was her mouth, and sunshine was her heart.” Pep Club 3, 4; Drama Club 3, 4; Cast 3, 4; Class Secretary-Treasurer 2; Stu- dent Council Representative 4; Future Teachers’ Club 4; Mission Club 3, 4; Torch Club 2, 3, 4; Debate 3, 4; Chorus 1po4. TTA MATTER— “Don’t tell me; Pll tell you.” Girls’ Club 1, 2, 8; Mission Club 1; Pep Club 8, 4; Drama Club 3, 4; Cam- era Club 3, 4; Student Council Repre- sentative 8; Chorus 1, 2, 3; “L’’ Club 2, 3, 4. ANNA MAE PILON “Active natures are rarely melan- choly.” Girls’ Club 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 4; Drama Club 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Cam- era Club 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Vol- leyball 2, 4; Softball 1, 2; “L” Club 2, 3, 4. MARTIN OORDT “He is a scholar, and a right good one; wise, fair and persuadingly spoken,” Class President 1; Student Council Representative Vice President 8; Pres- ident 4; Torch Club 2, 8, 4; Softball 1, 2, 8, 4; Drama Club 3, 4; Future Teach- ers Club 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; “L” Club 2, 3, 4; Debate 3. ALBERT OOSTEMA “Success in life is often a matter not so much of opportunity as of perser- verence.” Drama 8, 4; Cast 4; Torch Club 2; Camera Club 38, 4; Future Teachers’ Club 4, Vicar; Debate 8, 4; Class Treasurer 4. BETTY LOU ROORDA “Silence is golden. In short, she’s priceless.” Edgerion Christian and Abbotsford Jr. High Schools; Chorus 2, 83; Drama 3, 4; Jr. Girls’ Club 2; Sr. Girls’ Club 8; Future Teachers’ Club 4. ANITA SEBENS “Time devoted to work is never st. Girls’ Club 1, 2, 8; Pep Club | 4 Drama Club 3, 4; “L” Club 2, } 4 Chorus 1. BEATRICE SCHAART “Good sense and good nature are seldom separated.” Girls’ Club 1, 2, 8; Torch Club 8, 4; Future Teachers’ Club 4; Drama Club 3; Class Treasurer 1; Vice-President 4; Chorus 1. HENDRIKA STERK “She puts her troubles in a box and sits on the lid.” Girls’ Club 1, 2, 8; Chorus 1, 2, 8; 4; Drama Club 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Mis- sion Club 1; Basketball 1, 2, 4; Soft- ball 1, 2; “L” Club 2, 8, 4. AUBIN STREMLER “I would delight my private hirs with music.” Mission Club 1; Camera Club 8; Fulre Teachers’ Club 4; Chorus 4. NORMA JEAN STERK “A good head on her shoulders— and a heart in the right place.” Chorus 1; Mission Club 1, 2; Girls’ Club 1, 2, 8; Torch Club 3, 4; Drama Club 8, 4; Cast 3, 4; Paper Staff 4; “L” Club 8, 4; Future Teachers’ Club 4. GALE VANDER POL “T wish to make no enemies.” Softball 1; Drama Club 3, 4; Paper Staff 3; Future Teachers’ Club 4. MARY STREMLER “In the classroom, in the hall, a wel- come smile she has for all.” Secretary Student Body 4; Mission Club 1, 2, 4; Chorus 1; Girls’ Club 1, 2, 8; Vice-President 3; Pep Club 3, 4; Drama Club 38, 4; Future Teachers’ Club President 4; Torch Club 4; “L” Club 2, 3, 4; Paper Staff 3. ESTHER VANDENACRE “Patient and still, and full of good will.” Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Club 1, 2, 3; Drama Club 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Fu- ture Teachers’ Club 4. HERMAN VAN LOO “Courtesy is the attribute of a gen- tleman.” Camera Club 1; Softball 1; Track 2; Class President 2; “L” Club 3, 4; Bas- ketball Manager 8; Drama Club 3, 4; Vice President 8; Cast 3. JOYCE VANDER POL to “Fun loving, easy going, good natured.” ut} Mission Club 1, 2; Chorus 1; Girls’ Club 1, 2, 3; Camera Club 2, 8; Drama Club 8, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; “L” Club 2, 8, 4, ARNOLD VAN DYKEN “He keeps an ample supply of laughs up his sleeve.” Mission Club 1; Camera Club 8; Drama Club 3, 4; Cast 4; Future Teachers’ Club 4; Annual Staff 4. DONNA VAN MERSBERGEN “Knowledge comes, but nonsense lingers.” Girls’ Club 1, 2, 8; Softball 1, 2; “L” Club 2, 8, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 8, 4; Drama Club 3, 4; Secretary- Treasurer 4, NELDA ZOERINK “Popular, pleasant and well groomet she makes friends wherever she goes Mission Club 1; Girls’ Club 1, 2, “TL,” Club 2, 8, 4; Camera Club 8, Cho us 8; Drama Club 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4 BETTY ANN WOUTERS “Life is no longer if I hurry; the world no better if I worry.” Mission Club 1; Girls’ Club 1, 2, 8; Chorus 1, 3, 4; Pep Club 8, 4; Drama Club 4. RON ZYLSTRA “Quit yer kiddin’, I’m at this here instertooshun fer work.” Basketball 1, 2, 8, 4; Drama Club 8, 4; “.” Club 3, 4; Softball 1, 2, 8, 4; Class President 4. SARA ZYLSTRA “A girl full of fun and friendliness.” Girls’ Club 1, 2, 8; Camera Club 8; Drama Club 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2; Mission Club 2; Girls’ Softball 1. CDs, Journey A «far At the close of our high school days, let us pause just a few moments and look back over our past four years. | am sure we can all remember that first day of high school. It was all so differ- ent and yet so wonderful. Our sponsors during our Freshman year were Miss Irene Hanenburg and Mr. Andrew De Jong. When we returned as sophomores we felt more at ease and accustomed to high school life. One of the highlights of this year was our class hike to Sumas Mountain. Miss Betty Shoemaker and Mr. Bernard Engbers were our advisors while we were Sophomores. Our Junior year was filled with many busy and exciting days. Soon after we returned to school we chose our class rings. Then on the week before Christmas our rings arrived. How proud we were and still are of those rings. Mrs. Marie Meenk and Rev. Daniel Van Houte were our Junior advisors. Another important event of our Junior year was the Junior-Senior Banquet. We had spent many hours pre- paring for this occasion, and were all delighted with the results. We hoped the Seniors enjoyed the Spanish atmosphere, with the theme, Vaya Con Dios, as much as we did. No doubt, our Senior year was the busiest, but also the happiest and most wonderful year of our entire high school career. Many of our classmates have won honors for our class and school by participating in choir, special musical groups, debate, speech contests, dramatics, athletics, and many other events. We were the honored guests of the Juniors at the Junior-Senior Banquet. We also en- joyed our Senior Masquerade Party and our last get-together—Senior Skip Day. Now as we stand at the opening of a new period in our lives we must truly thank our God for having taken care of us thus far in our young lives. May we also ask Him for His continued blessing upon us. But may we also do our indi- vidual part by ''Following Jesus’’. Clin Junior - Aine So Banquet ]s THERE REALLY A FIRE Fh DEBATING Waa, THE WHOLE KIT 'N KABOODLE . Oh-oh, Rickie tI A suBZECcCT FG, COV an MR. NORMAN DE BOER During the past year, the Captain of our lives took to Himself one of our esteemed faculty members, Mr. Norman De Boer. He was a charter member of our high school faculty, and has given informative instruction in the history of yesterday and the problems of today. The high esteem which was char- acteristic of his quiet yet exemplary life exerted a noble influence upon many who sat in his classes. The memory of him will always be cherished by those who had him for a teacher. UL, Weyelaccrs: en The Juniors, Sophomores and Freshmen complete the number of students in our high school. Upon entering high school, most of our time as Fresh- men is devoted to studying and adjusting to high school life. For Sophomores and Juniors, studies and extra-curricular activities increase, as they sail from harbor to harbor. To them come the words, Sail on, sail on! SOPHOMORE OFFICERS ORVIE VANDER GRIEND, Student Council Representative MARILYN DE JONG, Vice President SHARON SMITH, Secretary-Treasurer GARY WARMINK, President JUNIOR OFFICERS KEN VANDER MAY, Student Council Representative | BERNIE OORDT, Vice President MARY LIKKEL, Secretary STAN LIKKEL, President JOYCE MILLEMA, Treasurer FRESHMAN OFFICERS CORA VERMEULEN, Vice President FLORINE VAN ANDEL, Student Council Representative ALFRED STREMLER, President GARY NYLAND, Secretary-Treasurer Third row: Jay De Vries, Bernie Oordt, John Visser, Howard Vande Kieft, Dave Verwolf, Elton Visser, Ken Vander May Denny Korthuis. Second row: Bonnie Bajema, Peggy De Groot, Dorothy Heeringa, Don Buys, Conrad Van Beek John Vander Haak, Stan Likkel, Mary Van Zanten, Margie Jager. First row: Robert Hoksbergen, Elaine Brune! Shirley Bennett, Gwen Scheffer, Edith Zylstra, Marian Meenk, Joyce Mellema, Lois Kortlever. Ron Van Mersbergen, Herb Advocaat, Denny Roosendaal, Second row: Gertrude Heusinkveld, Phyllis Geleynse, First row: Anna Roorda, Janie Third row: Harlan Krediet, Don Snapper, Jerry Van Mersbergen, Harold Molenaar, Byron Lenssen. Marilyn Korthuis, John Bouwman, Jean Dykstra, Wilma Heusinkveld, Mary Ellen Cobb. Tjoelker, Eileen Troost, Esther Roosma, Gerry Nyland, Cora Jean Sebens, Ruth Ridder. Third row: John Hooker, Gary Lagerway, Jerry Otter, Bill Meenk, Pete Grown, Bob Roosendaal, Clarence Snapper, Kenny Feller, Tom Sebens, Ron Starkenburk, Stanley Vander Veen. Second row: Elaine Bajema, Glenda Bortein, Marie Goudswaard, Gertrure Hoekstra, Martha Douma, Ann De Vries, Wilma Lagerway, Carolyn Feller, Henrietta Velthuizen. First row: Sally Harlander, Myrna Slotemaker, Helen Pilon, Maxine Te Selle, Wesley Weg, De- lores Scholten, Virginia Lou Voskuil, Gayle Schenkel, Sharon Roosendaal. 4 aaa Third row: Bob Rutgers, Gary Warmink, Bob Wiersma, Sherm Vander Ark, Bertus Boven- kamp, Truman Sterk, Orvie Vander Griend, Kenny Douma, Adrian Rieff, Duane De Young. Second row: Marcia Kok, Nelda Vander Mey, John Bode, Gertrude Stadt, Gertrude Westra, Maurine Abrahamse, Marilyn De Jong, Sharon De Koster, Vonnie Likkel, Sharon Smith. First row: Irene Bajema, Joyce Visser, Tena Byeman, Willy Tjoelker, Faye Rutgers, Anne Van Zanten, Henrietta Honcoop, Mae Vander Kooi, Joyce Statema, Bonnie Terpstra. 2 Third row: Delores Sterk, Don Van Loo, Doyle Norris, Jim Vander Mey, Chris Geleynse, Henry Tjoelker, Peter Visser, Alfred Strem- ler, Clarence Schaart, Vora Vermeulen. Second row: Dennis Timmer, Jenny Velthuizen, Betty Roorda, Jean Wagter, Har- vey Berkenpas, Jim Otter, Joe Lagerway, Herman Meenk, Clarence Tjoelker, Louisa Honcoop, Pat Heeringa, Anna Schouten. First row: Kathleen Sebens, Sharon Terpsma, Jessie Vander Kooi, Karen Schenkel, Marilyn Ver Hoeven, Lorraine Cross, Ruth Korthuis, Harriet Van Beek, Jerry Faber, Maria Hoksbergen. lird row: John Cobb, Kenny Ver Steeg, Jack Visser, Gary Nyland, Stanley Starkenburg, Larry de, Don Honcoop, Tom Roosendaal, Sid Mellema, Cliff Bajema. Second row: Marilyn De Vries, Flor- € Van Andel, Bernice Smith, Joyce Blankers Sandra Faber, Angeline Van Mersbergen, Henrietta Fransen, ary Alice Van Houten, Peggy De Kubber, Rhondda De Valois, Gordie Buys, Gordie Bogaard. fag row: Joanne hig “Ona Boersema, Marliyn Feenstra, Doris Haveman, Marie Bovenkamp, Karla Hollander, Hermina Holleman, Anna Marie Roosma, argene Van Dyken, Betty De Vries. ) n Wa Leo iee from our Ol asap dias pe 4 hr vities Our life on board ship is interspersed with many activities which provide in- terest, refreshment or a challenge to our creative ability. Among these are chapel, newspaper and annual staffs, and debate. We are also stimulated to our best efforts by such activities as band, chorus, and dramatics. SPEAKER Miss Spaan “TALK-IT-OVER TIME” Mr. Vander Ark SPECIAL NUMBER Male Quartet DD tinslatae fo our hour efforts Mr. Dale Grotenhuis Director Our music department is under the direction of Mr. Dale Grotenhuis. The a Cappella Choir is one of the main parts. We are composed of 53 members. In our daily classes we are taught how Christ can be put in- to music by stressing the most important words, and in this way getting the meaning across to our audience. Secular music also fills a part in our program. One of the events of this year was our Christmas Concert. Here we sang of our Savior's birth and the joyous feeling we all experience around this season. We are glad to have choir robes this year. These were made and given to us by the Mothers’ Club. Mrs. Ripperda is providing a well-grounded foundation for our future choirs by teaching in our grade school. Here they are taught fundamentals of singing, such as pronunciation of words and counting. The freshmen and sophomore girls’ choruses are also a part of our music department. hs by Qa Cappella CBR gid el sayd hs won : J ; , x Sherm Vander Ark, Band President Band also plays an important part in our musical education. Mr. Grotenhuis is the conductor. Sherm Vander Ark and Sharon Don Heeringa, Choir President Smith, president and secretary, respectively, are the officers of our band. We also participated in our Christmas Concert. We played several Christmas numbers and narches arranged by Mr. Grotenhuis. From the proceeds of this concert new cymbals and a bari- one horn were purchased. The band and choruses also gave a concert this Spring, with several sacred and secular num- ers. The beginners’ band is a group of grade school students who are taught how to play, both in- lividually and together. When we look at these students we have high hopes for our future bands. ih O} nh x 12) 0) ' Chorus Freshmen Girls GIRLS’ TRIO Janet Dykstra Gladys Haveman Mary Lou Likkel TROMBONE SOLOIST Sherm Vander Ark Say, col special piusical faleat MALE QUARTET Gary Warmink Don Herringa Herm Fransen Dennis Roosendaal OCTETTE Mary Lou Likkel Dennis Roosendaal Evelyn Buys Don Heeringa Gary Warmink Janet Dykstra Herm Fransen Gladys Haveman VOCAL DUET Mary Ellen Cobb Gary Warmink CLARINET Marilyn De Jong Anne Van Zanten TYPISTS Arnold Van Dyken Shirley Harlander PHOTOGRAPHERS Harlan Krediet Sherm Vander Ark ADVISOR Mr. Engbers ASSISTANT EDITOR Bernie Oordt EDITOR Tena Hoksbergen ARTISTS Anna Buma Sidney De Vries COs making ° he Peas i] re lo BUSINESS MANAGERS Carol De Jong Phyllis Geleynse LITERARY STAFF Marian Meenk Willy Tjoelker Ardelle Bode, Editor Anne Van Zanten Gracia Bouwman SPORTS EDITOR Dennis Roosendaal LITERARY DEPARTMENT SATIRE ON DRAGUAT The story you are about to-ns:d 4s true. Only facts have been exag- gerated to meet Miss Terpstra's ap- proval. This is a school. The Lyn- den Christian school. My name is Blue Monday. I'ma cop, I was assi- ened to Cookie Guard Detail at 8:30 A.M. December 7 a call came fron the Chief. Somebody stole the Home Ec Cookies. My job-catch'um. You call me, chief? What's your name? Chief: Dum Blue Monday: Dum What? Chief: Dum-Da-Dum-Dumiii Yes, Long Fingers is at it again. Mrs.DeBoer boxes’ of cookies were eaten by some hungry monster. Blue Monday: Got any leads? Chief: Nothing to go on. Blue Monday: Did You take those boxes to the lab? Chief:. Yea you were right. Blue Monday: I mas? Chief: Yea--they were boxes. Blue Monday:9:00A.M.. Suspicion placed on play cast. J talked to Home Ec teacher. “ra. De Boers J want to ask you a few ations. Just want the facts ma-am, ng but the facts. I understand = cookies were stolen by the Is that right ma-en? Yes, I'm sure of it. “sn I be sure? “mew alllook a. Phe CO tian High ight, andi es Long Fingers: Hil I'm Long Fingerat I see you got one of those 6 by 12° boxes. Blue Momlay: That's about the size of it. Long Fingers: Ha -Ha, you slay me! Blue Monday: I sure hope so! Long Fingers: what do you mean? Blue Monday: I'm taking you in on a 1000. You figure it outi! L. Fs What’s the charge? B. Ms Stealing cookies out of boxes. L. F.s Out of boxes?! You'll never pin that rap on me, ya hear meCopper't I‘m taking it on the Sam right now!!! Ya hear me? Blue Mon.: Yea, I hear ya. I'm tak- ing you in on a 109. L. F.: What's that? Blue Mon.: Overacting!! Let's go!!! Blue Mon: On Dec. 9, the thief was tried and convicted. His sentence-- be given a lecture by Mrs. De Boer.- Ig he survices he is to be given a fine of not less than $2.50 and -- net more than $3.00. Chief: Well, Blue Monday, I se8 yr broke the cookie ring. How did get a lead on hin? Blue Mon: I played a hunch, was just a hunch, Just p’ Sometimes a hunch pays it doesn’t. TI was played a hun- Chiaf-+ Mr. Vander Veen, Advisor Eileen Troost, Assistant Editor Gracia Bouwman SOR “THE BARRETTS” Standing: Albert Oostema, Captain Surtees Cook; Denny Korthuis, George Barrett; Ardelle Bode, Milly; Arnie Van Dyken, Oc- tavius Barrett; Mary Lou Likkel, Arabel Barrett; Dennis Roosendaal, John Kenyon; Norma Sterk, Wilson; Evelyn Buys, Elizabeth Barrett; Bernie Oordt, Robert Browning; Gracia Fay Bouwman, Miss Mitford. Seated: Martin Oordt, Edward Barrett; Gladys Haveman, Henrietta Barrett. sept! duis aries are challenges to creative ability ohne Que izations Clubs and organizations have a definite part in our school life. In the friendly atmosphere of a club we can gather with congenial people to discuss common interests and carry out our projects. We all benefit from the hours of pleasure and Christian fellowship we enjoy in our club meet- ings. SRG Carol De Jong, president; Tena Hoksbergen, vice president; Myrna Slotemaker, secretary; Alfred Stremler, treasurer. Carrying on mission Bd A Abr VG ae Sigs |! LJ 4 a d i “Pray ye therefore the Lord of the harvest, that he willsend foreh Labeores into his harvest. AWAWS, Mary Stremler, president; Albert Oostema, vicar; Ardelle Bode, secretary-treasurer. ee fure Ole Gufs © oe learning more Bh OuE CAVECVS « « « Sorel Club Carol De Jong, p resident; Marilyn De Jong, secretary-treasurer. Arvin Blankers, president; Ardelle Bode, vice president; Donna Van Mersbergen, secretary-treasurer. 8 Ds oe Ree giving attention to special alent Pete .b Junior ie iis by! Anne Van Zanten, president; Myrna Slotemaker, vice president; Leona Boersema, secretary-treasurer. Ja aad rials carrying out our prosects Hol b els ‘ GUiEs Ann Buma, president; Dorothy Herringa, vice president; Lena Marie Cobb, secretary; Lois Kortlever, treasurer. Lillian Kampers, drill leader; Peggy De Groot, assistant. Atl lorries The field of athletics gives us another vent for our energy. It also becomes an end in itself when our athletic teams make so fine a record as the one this year. There is more to athletics than the zest of exercise and the enjoyment of a good game. As our school studies prepare our minds, athletics are preparing our bodies for our journey through life. Jay De Vries, end, Harold Molenaar, beter Ort Na o Marta Oordt, Ron Zylstra, Stan Ken Vander Mey, rentiiserdsee Left to right: al, Don Herringa, Denny Roosenda Special attention ts given Fo) Gane FIRST TEAM MANAGERS WHO Howard Vande Kieft MSVES Ken Douma Como Lake South Burnaby Lord Byng Abbotsford Chilliwack Mission M.. Bate Lester Pearson Kings Garden M:iLEa i: Lord Byng South Burnaby Chilliwack Lester Pearson King George Vancouver College Como Lake North Surrey Vancouver College Nicks Aces Richmond Beach Explorers North Gate Boys’ Club Richmond Beach 19 yr Alumni COACH Mr. Garris Timmer NJ... Guard Forward MART OORDT Center HAROLD MOLENAAR RON ZYLSTRA Guard Forward Center DENNY GROSS STAN LIKKEL our first str DON HERRINGA Standing: Kneeling: Orvie Va Gary Warmink. Cliff Bajema, Den Jerry Faber, Gordy Buys. is Stremler, nt us Bovenkamp, al, Bob Roosenda omen aa aan Sherm Van nder Griend, Alfred Stremler, eters fine basketball teams... SECOND TEAM WHO WE Me Ea Be) sist Oia ify one absent eee ee 62 Como Lake)... . 4 ince Seam ermine ore ect 37 South. Burnaby | 26 c5 .35 2: ee toe ee eee re 47 Lord? By tig! Rieter ies nde Se rahe faith scl ore it roe 58 Abbotsford ..... Gf s' laatehelOiehiuy. 5, folks Grae ae 41 Chilliwack). scedes wahoo i einen cera ele tencs nck ele ene 54 MESSI ON 3) 5 Xie ee toc dats (hire cote vere raion oe ea 65 Mia Bsn eee a, PARR ORE hoe a Ui Nes (ot ee 54 Lord By sii un ee ance wana rear hey od ae 40 South, ‘Burnaby 8.201. WR ae ee eae eee Teihe Beye Chilliwack ' ips SL 0 eae ec es 66 | Lester Pearson, sche didiie eee Race aan ee om Sih tara 50 King George since lL ae are pk ere en na 38 Vancouver College 7) 'y i; | See aang ag ee oa 49 Como Lake aniraitgis 5. 2'ei. Rise ee etrreee Perret near einen, a) ote 54 Nick's Gomets ug 2 io 0 210.2) Se ea 48 Vancouver College’)? s)..;. 0. ata een, ae 49 Valley Motors: 92). usccu.0i 405 eran ae tame te ao COACH Mr. Lee Vander Ark Jim Vander Mey, ; CHEER LEADERS Ann Buma, Peggy De Groot, Joyce Mellema, Gladys Haveman. o ¢ e and peppy eAtee legdeye. Dorothy Herringa, Lois Kortlever, Es- ther Roosma, Eileen Troost. — SONG LEADERS — o = ee a 2s = _ | 3: o= =z N rors ierh sro gnIB MOTTE CONT RSENS A SENIOR TRACK TEAM Cire fer echolactic sports are Ailey fe Ps JUNIOR TRACK TEAM a ST TT GIRLS’ TURNOUT er et thall, and girls basberkall: GIRLS’ BASKETBALL TEAM eatures In these features are portrayed glimpses of the scenes along our journey. E Perhaps they might be more correctly termed “unguarded moments’. But, un- guarded or not, we enjoyed the making of them. Sophomore girls sweatin overa [| man as Pesca ed (i ee a, Such audeqrec aut ne Ly, Henrietta. immodes ) 4! Shetarnt what she used to be, is She? Radiant charm! WaKke -vP- Review ACRE SAR OTT Swing hard iN Grade-schoo| ithe = i . sia | Gottcha now!” Friends in the Goode Olde Oays yr Tena ¥ Herm ae As is usual w t women Mouth ee ae Hot diggity- dog diggi ty!” Bashtu l; Louie ? | | | We feel it is an in- LYNDEN CHRISTIAN HIGH SCHOOL COTO EL HA FRI RRR CS CE The consecrated teachers of our Grade School are constantly sowing the seeds tegral part of our school because they lay the foundation stones for our journey of of God's love and His greatness in nature round about us. lite. | ANID XV (CCA py BRE FR ER ELA POR CAST Mrs. Peter Geleynse Mr. Lee Vander Ark a ? $ A font AY ‘1: gee Ge. | ag erre as 38 ) eee! Nieuwendorp, Marcia Vander Giessen, Everett Star Third row: Bennie Broersma, Edwin Feller, Rich Sherman Polinder, Gerrit Byeman, Kay Vander Pol, Cecil Stuurmans, Jimmy Roosma, Norman T) Second row: Gretchen Stremler, Tracy Tiemersma, Lillian Zwyns, Bertha Hoksbergen, Harold 1| Marlin Lenssen, Janice Jansen, Nellie Goudswaard, Howard Wouters, Phyllis Houg. First row ald Wiersma, Ronette Vander Pol, Mavis Krediet, Gladys Kortlever, Ruth Heeringa, Larry Va! Absent: Donna Veltkamp. ates Cighth Grade AiR Third row: Barbara De Vries, Stella Velthuizen, Robert Oordt, Kathy Snapper, Evelyn He Jennie Van Weerdhuizen, Eileen Hoekema, Marjorie Brouwer, Steven Terpsma, Patsy Pilon,) Second row: Betty Ter Wisscha, Kenneth Haak, Ronald Wielinga, Dale 0 Roorda, Phyllis Zoerink. Richard Korthuis, Harry Stuurmans, Bruce Bakker, Alice | Merlin Verhoeven, Jerry Roosendaal, First row: Mervin Meenderinck, Arlen De Young, Gladys Bovenkamp, Kathy Dykstra, Henry Terpsma,} Van Loo, Dennis Broersma. Ceelne,s! ‘ pats ims “sy 7 at... eg hird row: Glen Van Andel, David Slotemaker, Karen Rutgers, Adrianna Goudswaard, Hlida Roorda, John De fies, Eleanor Polinder, Kay Eerkes, Dorothy Broersma, Frances Roorda, Roger Bajema, Henry Zylstra. econd row: Darryl Vander Haak, Wayne Brink, Herman Bovenkamp, Joyce Haveman, Gracie Vander Hoek, sther Oordt, Carolyn Krediet, Beverly Vander Ark, Albert Vogel, Larry Brink, Ralph Lautenbach, Daniel isser. First row: Billy Tjoelker, Gayle Bosman, Mavis Assink, Ruth Wagter, Sharon Van Diest, heresa Cook, Leonard Van Beek. Absent: Dixene De Waard, Robert Van Ry. Crate Dey esith Grade Di ia fd row: Marcia Van Andel, John Hoksbergen, Kenneth Stremler, Ivan Otter, Sheryl Bosman, igeline Zylstra, Cornelia Abrahmse, Lois Vander Hoek, Dennis Hallander, John Heerspink, Larry inder Yacht, Anna Mae Rupke. Second row: Martena Veldhuizen, Sonia Tjoelker, Jim Wynstra, Paul rda, Thomas Slotemaker, Harriet Van Weerdhuizen, Elsie Van Zanten, Victor Sebens, Delores Bosman, as ter Tjoelker, Jim Vander Veen, Terry Meenk, Hermina Klein. First row: Marilyn Pilon, Glen Bajema, Mr. Gordon De Jong tvey Lagerway, Eileen Huisingh, Douglas Bouwman, Darry! Blankers, Ruby De Beeld. Mrs. Herman Heusinkveld Miss Emma Zylstra Mrs. Cornie Spaan Mrs. Jacob Meenk wi tees tee. jue} . Third row: Harris Statema, Kenneth Faber, Gertrude Hoksbergen, Marcia Bajema, Mary Lagerway, Me Bajema, Glenda Henken, Alvina Feenstra, Reynold Kamps, Fred Brune. Second row: Jerry Terpsma, I Molenaar, John Vander Molen, Dan Vander May, Gerdene Van Dyken, Linda Visser, Larry Lenssen, Sterk, Melvin Hoekstra, Alice Haak. First row: Lyle Vander Pol, Carole Vander Yacht, Judth Bi: Six8 kamp, Nancy Stuurmans, Judeen Norris, Lorna Vander Giessen, Tony Veldhuizen. ! ay Sark Grade Peace Third row: Lana Werkema, Joanne Cook, Allen Likkel, Larry Kingma, Tina Velthuizen, David field, Richard Jansen, Carolyn Starkenburg, Sam Tiemersma, Roger Molendyke, Robert Terf Second row: Linda Van Diest, John De Witt, Marlene Van Leeuwen, Ronnie Nobach, Alyce Hoks| en, Rose Heeringa, Connie Douma, Elaine Vermeulen, Frieda Tjoelker, Mary Jane Polinder, Do Roorda. First row: John Bosman, Jack Veltkamp, Henrietta Kortus, Gerald Lenssen, Gordon Stre Arlene Vander Hoek, Sharon Knutzen. Absent: Carol Ann Rutgers. rth row: Arnold De Boer, Helen Von Kooten, Bur Loo, Andrew Boonstra, Adria Harlander, Helen Houg, Robert De Vries. itd row: Stanley Heeringa, John Helder, Ted Jager, Tracie De Vries, Delbert Otter, Mike Roorda, Sheldon Stremler, Bill Van Dyken, Dery! Radder. cond row: Eugene Smith, Robert Van Diest, Sandra Bosman, Robert Bovenkamp, Leroy Kamps, Colleen Terpsma, Eleanor Kredit, Lois Plagerman, Bob Vander Ploeg. st row: Francis Wagter, Clarice Dykstra, Larry Nobach, Frank Sebens, Alan Van Boven, Robert Vander Hoek, Willford Feller, Arie Goudswaard, Virginia Bogaard, Janice Bosman. Bie a ifth Giadeiin. fd row: Duane Proppe, Douglas Scholten, Arlene Warmink, Ronnie Stremler, Bert Velthuizen, Adrianna Van Zanten, Janis Heeringa, Edward Hollander, Dorothy Dyk- man, Elieen Scholten, Larry Haak. ond row: Carol Kiel, Evva Jo Ripperda, Linda Van Andel, Dorothy Helder, Keith Stuurmans, Merlyn Maas, Sandra Bouma, Mary Lou Snapper, Arlene Noordeloos, Eleanor Heusinkveld, Glenda De Kubber. it row: Mary Jane De Kubber, David Vander Veen, Bernie Bovenkamp, Robert Timmer, Terry Bosman, Alvin Heusingh, Arleen Sebens, Dennis Clark, Kenneth Vos, Lorna Heeringa, Gerald- ine Fransen. ent: Mary Ann Oostra, Jack Byeman, Annette Tjoelker, Darwin Vander Pol. dena DeWaard, Gordon Vander May, Lois Van ‘ Mr. Elmer Nymeyer Mr. Fred Vander Mey Third row: Rodney De Jong, Sally Blankers, Bernie Dykman, Teddy Lautenbach, Joyce Roosendaa. Colleen Haak, Karen Wynstra, Jane Meenk, Dianne DeWaard, Irene Tischelaar. Second row: Kathy Cook, Jan Jansen, Tressa Boonstra, Esther Molenaar, Edna Mae Compaai) Arvin Van Ry, Joyce Van Leeuwen, Keith Bakker, Larry Vander Giessen, John De Hoog, Shary) Meenderinck. First row: Evert Velthuizen, Kathy Brouwer, Dale Kingma, Cheryl Hoekema, Denn) Van Andel, Linda Cook, Lilajean Blankers, Linda Pilon, Ronnie Vander Yach| Marlo De Young, Jack Westra. | Absent: Nickolos Laninga, Gerrit Van Weerdhuizen. ithe “fourth Grade ohare Third row: Christine Roos, Ronald Visser, Leroy Visser, Nelda Vander Haak, Kennet Scholten, Calvin Slotemaker, Lawrence Mans, Linda Bode, Ronald Bode, Caroly Heeringa, Donald Van Andel. Second row: Melba Knutzen, Ronald Polinder, John Geleynse, Randy Van Ry, Johann Van Zanten, John Vander Veen, Dorothy Lankhaar, Carol Wiersma, Gary Van Dyken. First row: Duane Bouma, LaVonne Blankers, Harry Laninga, Connie Brune, Marijane Vander Molet Mrs. Elmer Nymeyer Shirley Starkenburg, Clayton Libolt, Dick Bajema. Miss Joan Estie Absent: Carol Eshuis, Joyce Terpsma, Roberta Vander Pol, Sam Faber. ee ez Sel eee ke ee OY aes Fe Crees HEALED S i %, ew gS Fourth row: Curtis Lenssen, Herman Boonstra, Jerry Sebens, Gary Scholten, Billy Bode, Fred Elen- baas, Ronnie De Valois, Sandra Matheis, Audrey Heeringa, Lorna Harlander. Third row: Arie Van Weerdhuizen, Walter Vis, Janice Van Ry, Gary Bode, Dick Rutgers, Dean Douma, Larry Hendricks, Duane Likkel, Virgil Stremler. Second row: Sara Houg, Jeanne Smith, Karen Sebens, Sharon Van Boven, Billy Vander Mey, Billy Terpsma, Marilyn Nonhoff, Lorraine Likkel, Dennis Brink. First row: Barbara Koetje, Helen Timmer, Lewis Hoksbergen, Jim Smith, Lorinda Bos- man, Gerrit Vis, Bruce Bode, Marcia Van Loo, Joan Bosman. Absent: Audrey Vander Pol. sites a fied Cyrade oiiite -ourth row: Vernon Maas, Bobby Hamstra, Jerry Nobach, Duane Van Loo, Dick Westra, Donald Jansen, Randy Van Ry, Ted De Witt, Perry Zylstra, James Heeringa, Allen Molendyke. Third row: Patricia Vander Hoek, Glen Bovenkamp, Peter Bovenkamp, Lynn Stadt, Ilene Visser, Jenette Tjoelker, Donald Gross, Gerald Bovenkamp, Stanley De Vries, Ruby DeWaard. second row: Laurie Maas, Gerard Kamps, Gladys Roosma, Helen Dykstra, Ruth DeWaard, Audrey Steensma, Alice De Boer, Billy Stuurmans, Karen Van Loo. irst row: Carol Geleynse, Janet Houg, Jerry Vos, Greg Kok, Timmy Bosman, Phyllis Lenssen, Judy Mrs. Albert Van Dalfsen Nyland, Darryl Vander Yacht. Mrs. Cornelius Stremler Third row: Gillis De Hoog, Bonnie DeWaard, Elenaor Stremler, David Vander Ploeg, Edward Boven| kamp, Bessie Roorda, Ronald Pilon, Audrey Warmink, Linda Haak, Tony Velthuizen, Rand Knutzen, Janice Roosma. Second row: Marilyn Sterk, Linda Broersma, Dennis Hoekstra, Lois Vander Molen, Carol Cline Gordon Lautenbach, Carol Van Dyken, Elvin Kalsbeek, Karen Van Ry, Jerry Helder, Donald Clark, Betsy Statema. First row: Kathleen Hoksbergen, Sally Veltkamp, Maribeth Stremler, Gretta Bouwitlil Harold Van Beek, Geneva Nieuwsma, Perry Feller, Donald Vos, Vivian Nieuwsma) Judy Brune, Edward Huisingh. } eee a oe Grade leis Fourth row: Dale Rutgers, Elaine De Valois, Arlene Scholten, Linda Van Leeuwen, Diane Assink, Doris Visser, James Kramer, Faith Vander Ark, Donna Assink, Audrey Veld- huzien, Dennis Schuylemany Gary Van Weerven. Third row: Douglas Brink, John Oostra, Benny Hendricks, Elmer Roosma, Steven Lank- haar David Kornelis, Wayne Nonhoff, Marlin Statema, Barbara Visser, Gale Nyland, Patty Cook! Second row: John Van Boven, Linda Leenders, Shirley Eshuis, Gordon Van Corbach, Bobby Roosma, Mrs.- Hilda Korthuis Doreen Van Andel, Connie Scholten, Joan Jansen, Sharon Timmer. Mrs. Hilbert Kok First row: Percy Hoekema, Cheryl Bajema, Adriana De Hoog, Elmer Kaemingk, Pamela Rutgers, Rate ete ce foun Willis Allan Libolt, Linda Kaemingk. Third row: Arthur Terpsma, Kathleen Louws, Terr Matheis, Judy Heeringa, Jane Van Weerduizen, Michael Terpsma, Ronald Van Soest. y Bode, Gary Van Loo, Jerry Holleman, Timothy Richard Vander Mey, Gloria Haak, David Boven, Second row: Robert Bode, Kathleen Vander Veen, Vicki Biesheuvel, Vern Haveman, Richard DeWaard, Peter T Herman Cook, Gordon Haak. Nancy Van Ry, Tillie Tichelaar, immer, Jimmy Bosman, Jerry Van Kooten, First row: James Van Ry, Leslie Stuurmans, Evert Vis, Dennis Bouma, Linda Knutzen, Clara Goudswaard, Paul Enfield, Jill Ja asen, Clarice Kortlever, Condel Meenderinck. Roe trst Peele PN aA Third row: Bobby Maas, Wendell Feenstra, Ernest Leenders, Tim Bode, Gordon Terp- stra, Leroy Kornelis, Connie Van Andel, Henrietta Velthuizen, Cheryl Bakker, Henry SON Oostra, Michael Hamstra, Gerald Vander Hoek. Second row: Kathleen Kingma, Daryl Bakker, Richard Bosman, Larry Meeboer, Harlean De Vries, Betty Assink, Karen Vellema, Gerald Vander Kooi, Janice Jager, Stanley Lenssen, Harries Nieuwsma, Tony Vander Pol. : Mrs. John Bush First row: Dale Bovenkamp, Elaine Boxum, Marlene Timmer, Howard E. Stremler, Karen Visser, Mrs. John Heutink, Substitute Marilyn Scholten, Dale De Young, Curtis Meenderinck, Sandra Radder, Barbara Timmer. j : Mrs. John Snapper, Sick Leave ’ hie SS Parents oasis Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Rev. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. ‘Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Bajema and Mrs. E. Z. Blankers and Mrs. Clarence Bode and Mrs. Henry Bosman and Mrs. George Bouwman Thys Broersma and Mrs. Gus Buma and Mrs. Gerrit Buys and Mrs. Virgil A. Cobb and Mrs. Joe T. De Jong and Mrs. Douwe De Vries and Mrs. Oscar Dykstra and Mrs. Dan Fellar and Mrs. Henry Fransen and Mrs. John Groen and Mrs. Lloyd Gross and Mrs. Ben Hamstra and Mrs. Herman Haveman and Mrs. Peter Herringa and Mrs. Lewis Hoksbergen and Mrs. Arie Kamper Hilda Korthuis and Mrs. Len Lenssen and Mrs. George Likkel Martin Matter and Mrs. Marinu Nymeyer and Mrs. Andrew Oordt and Mrs. John Oostema and Mrs. Harry Pilon and Mrs. John Roorda and Mrs. John Schaart and Mrs. Clarence Sebens and Mrs. Frank Sterk and Mrs. Harry Sterk and Mrs. Henry Stremler and Mrs. Steve Stremler and Mrs. Hénry Vandenacre and Mrs. Paul Van Dyken and Mrs. Harry Vander Pol and Mrs. Gerrit Vander Pol and Mrs. Herman Van Loo and Mrs. John Van Mersbergen Andy Wouters and Mrs. Henry Zoerink and Mrs. Paul Zylstra and Mrs. Perry Zylstra Beste aid Nhe, sponsors. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Geleynse Mrs. Bertha Vis Mr. and Mrs. Ren De Boer Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Terpstra Mr. and Mrs. Bill Heusinkveld Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Kok Mr. and Mrs. Peter Tjoelker Mr. and Mrs. Simon F. Stremler Miss Alice Terpstra Mr. Trenton De Jong Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius De Lange Mr. and Mrs. Peter Visser Mr. and Mrs. Pete Douma Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit Van Zanten Miss Carol Likkel Mr. and Mrs. John Yonker Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brouwer Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Schenkel Dr. and Mrs. John Cook Mr. and Mrs. John Bush Mr. and Mrs. Simon L. Stremler Miss Dorothy Otter Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Van Ry Mr. and Mrs. Simon Louws Mr. Roger Bush Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Heeringa Mr. and Mrs.Irwin Vander Mey Miss Donna Spaan Mr. and Mrs. Ernset Ter Wisscha Rev. and Mrs. F. W. Van Houten Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bovenkamp Miss Marian Vander Ark Mr. and Mrs. James Bajema Mr. and Mrs. Ramon Rupke Mr. and Mrs. John A. Timmer Mr. and Mrs. James Kaemingk Mr. and Mrs. Tim Krediet Mr. and Mrs. Albert Van Dalfsen Mr. and Mrs. William Vnade Kieft Mrs. Mary De Boer Miss Emma Zylstra Mr. and Mrs. Ray S. Bajema Mr. Lee Vander Ark Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Smith Mr. and Mrs. John Stadt Mr. and Mrs. John Stap Miss Joan Stap Mr. and Mrs. John C. Snapper Lynden Tribune Mr. and Mrs. Jim Van Andel Mr. and Mrs. Herman Heusinkveld Mr. and Mrs. John Wynstra Mr. and Mrs. Leen Roos Mr. and Mrs. John Clark Mr. and Mrs. Cornie Spaan Mr. and Mrs. John Hollander Mr. and Mrs. John Plagerman Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bakker Mr. Neil Vander Werff Mr. John Vander Veen Mr. and Mrs. Dan Kooistra Vander Giessen Nursery Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wiersma Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit Brouwer Miss Margaret De Valois Mr. and Mrs. Simon Bajema Mr. and Mrs. Ted TeSelle Miss Garetta De Boer Sandburg Veterinary Hospital Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Van Kooten Mr. and Mrs. Herman Louws Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Meenk Rev. and Mrs. J. K. Van Baalen Baan's Security Market Mr. and Mrs. George Ver Hoeven Mr. and Mrs. Albert Meenk Mr. Robert Cobb Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ripperda McLain's Drug Store Miss Joyce Heeringa Mr. and Mrs. Bill Roosma Mr. and Mrs. Arie Noteboom Mr. and Mrs. William Herringa Mr. and Mrs. Garris Timmer Mr. and Mrs. Peter Vander Hoek Mr. and Mrs. Jake De Waard Mr. and Mrs. John Van Dalfsen Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Engbers Mr. and Mrs. Harold Werkema Mr. Terry De Valois Miss Joan Estie Mr. and Mrs. Wilburn Terpstra Mr. and Mrs. William Nyland Mr. and Mrs. Bert Scheffer Mr. and Mrs. H. Snapper Mr. and Mrs. John Sebens Mr. and Mrs. Mark Vander Ark Lynden Chamber of Commerce Autographs CUNO EA MUI WN a — SSSA VAT EL | - ben cdi I I YYZ Wy TALIA AAI) HUY, ,