Lynden Christian School - Excelsior Yearbook (Lynden, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1959 volume:

7K L N lon OF The Lynden Christian High School i ' Lynden, Washington Foreword The annual Staff of Lynden Christian High proudly presents the ulixce-lsior . The theme which vve have chosen is: KEY TO THE PAST We wish to impress upon you that the uExcelsior is this key. We sincerely hope that it vvill open to you the door to our wonderful and memorable experiences which lie behind us. Our 1959 UExcelsior includes a vivid account of the activities of the student body, the efforts put forth by teachers, and the contributions of the parents. To all a hearty Thank You. mln books lie the key of the vvhole past: the audible voice of the past, when the body and material substance of it has altogether vanished like a dream. To this quotation vve would like to add a prayer: Teach me, my God and King In all things Thee to see, And what I do in anything To do it as for Thee. If this is our prayer as vve stand in this interim viewing the unlocked past and searching the future, then truly vve can say, EXCELSIOR - OUR GOAL IS HIGHER Z A 'inf , siiiv 1 rf V0-QNX Q '7....u-,J , k ,K 'Y unify f ' fans-L ease-fi M J' -new E mi ,, , df, . ,ia , g 1 W,......... sf 1 Iiigwii min Dedication Miss Zylstra: To you, Miss Zylstra, we dedicate the 1959 Excelsior , This is not done without reason - for the entire student body realizes that you are well- deserving of this honor. Your record of service testi- fies that ever since our high school was organized, you have worked patiently for a better library, served faithfully as a teacher, and given willingly of your services as club advisor. Your cheerful personality, friendliness, and desire to be of assistance has been most appre- ciated. Through this dedication we wish to show our gratitude for your years of Christian service to our school. Thesii ire thbse Whd have taiughf zindguided us. Administration EYE um ., gi.-'ly I E r I ff-'H . , : : . 51 my 4 3 i ,Egg I -- ,,. -'rr , -u.:J,,. . Zgi - 3 T W Harry Zylsrra, Mark Vander Ark, Tunis Bode, John Nyland, Ray Knufzen, Jim Van Andel, president, Henry Slotemaker, secretary, Ed Roosma,Willis Helder,treasurer, Herman Bosman, Hugo Van Ry, Dick Vander Hoek. Missing: Pele Enfield. School Board Dear Graduates of 1959, The school board wishes to express their hearty congratulations upon your graduation from Lynden Christian High. You have reached an important milestone in your lives. As each of you go on your respective ways may you ever be faithful to your Lord and Savior. We read in Proverbs 3:6 mln all thy ways acknowledge Him, and He will direct thy paths. First of all we must acknowledge Him within our hearts as our Creator, our Benefactor, our Father through Jesus Christ, our Lord, Then we shall not find it difficult to recognize Him in all our undertakings. As young people you have serious choices to make in life concerning your vocation, your friends, and your life partners. We must desire to do what is pleasing in God's sight for only that will receive divine blessing. May the words of this passage of Scripture be a challenge to each one of you as you journey through this life and may you be ever loyal to the ideals for which your parents, by God's grace, established this school. Be ever aware of your responsibility to uphold and further strengthen the cause of Christian education as a very important part in the building of God's kingdom. Are you ready to dedicate your life to Him? May God bless you and keep you close to Him always. 6 The School Board, Jim Van Andel, president Superintendent Dear Class of '59 lf you can overlook the claim of possessiveness, you are really l'my first class. We started at L.C.H.S. together in September, '55, At that time, June of '59 seemed like a long way off. Yet the time has passed rapidly. It is a good thing that we blaze markers along the path of time. This fine school annual is a very fitting trail blazer. You anticipate its future worth by calling it the llKey to the Past. Congratulations to you for this worthy publication. Viewing the course of your lives from this point of time, the 1958-59 school year, there is a road marker which is more prominently in view. This sign says, l'Graduation from Christian High, the Key to the Future. We congratulate you in that you have reached the end of an educational program the goal of which has been to Let the Word of God dwell in you richly in all Wisdom. That objective is the Key to all of Time and Eternity. Congratulations and God bless you. Ever Yours in Christ, Mark Vander Ark 7 l l l l l i TN EHUUQM' ow XNYUSXQCI . lim Bt xnkf . hi XNUYUE X401 Sm BUYS' - ef - Qordxf T imm HQOMI Denny Nl 1 . Enliela'Ken?1n R07-eboom gavia Moy' 30 lnwwwm' en ounci er W' Sh: f HDX ' Wea Sue G1 A SX-YTXN The 1958-59 Student Council of Lynden Christian School with our advisor, llllr. Mark Vander Ark, wish to thank the student body and faculty for the good school spirit and cooperation shown at L.C.H.S. Unlocking the personalities of our new students was accomplished at our first project, the UlVlixer Various committees were appointed to plan and supervise various activities. The home room system was continued for activities. Managers were elected with a hopeful basketball season in the making. At the end of the school year the annual school party was held and elections for future student body officers. Hats are off to a talented paper staff for a job well done. A paper drive was launched, which profited 5800. Thanks again for a very successful year. ln the rule are: plisident, lim Vander Mcyg vice president, John Roze- Jim Vander May, president boom, secretory, oy Smltl'1,trer1surer, Denny Tlmmer llqulvvlul MR. GEORGE BQERINGA REV. J.K. VAN BAALEN Alright, let's clean it up. ul Canll Undefsfand WllY YOU People Conil Agriculture 1 understand this! industrial Arts l-alll' ll Farm Shop Our Faculty MR. GORDON DE YOUNG MRS. NORA MAE VAN BAALEN A good student always carries 0 diction- This is nothing,the worst is yet to come Ury. English IV World History Lqfin l English ll English lll .lnurnolism Speech s ix as R 515 rw ,mwsm fr ' 'S ix ' MR. GARRIS TIMMER MR. ROBERT HoEKsTRA OkaYf what can'T You Ser? HCUHYY YOU People Concenlfolelyy Chemistry English ll Biology Band A Cappella Choir Girls Chorus Boys Glee Club Faculty MR. MARVIN VANDER POL MRS. MARY DE BOER l.ef's get ready for the bell. No, No, No, rhar's all wrong Washington Stare History Home EC. l Church History Home EC. ll English l General Science MRS. MARIE MEENK MR. JOHN VANDER VEEN Let's not have any more of that. You got that now? Geometry Bible I Algebra Bible ll Advanced Math Reformed Doctrine Bookkeeping English l Faculty Miss EMMA ZYLSTRA Keep your eyes on the copy Librarian Typing MR. BEN BOXUM Get this now. U.S. History P. E. U.S. Government Sociology Q--ns , ,,m7 XX: Cfher Personnel GARETTA DE BOER Are you people waiting for excuses? Office Clerk ERNEST TER WlSSCl'lA Well boys, ldon'l know. Janitor BUS DRIVER5 John Bush U0 d G Zylsfml R' rosS, Ted Te Selle J h I ay Bclemfl, lvan Faber I O n Roosmaf Pau He who knows, and knows that he knows, is a Senior: follow him Senior Class Officers Me. do SONGS Hlfollovving Still Fl-OWE RS: Green Stocks COLORS: Mint Green and Silver it 'wa . S Kexgtxl ' C .XA ne XXe,W ' B 50' 9 .20 gpai .X W gi 'xce Q! . 6. 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If 2 -.fb Q K n N N gnu 1 M- f, , A L- '4iiP:2,f ' ' 1' T24 7 V vasiiffl L is L ff' . X fi fl ,fifiiiiwlffi W 5 Lf' :R - .. ,Agn - f - fi ' Q ,,,-419' w 3 f N 3 . NHRW. ,, v ..1-w V V, my ,figkigiik .,n-,. QS ,V Ps 391 ,QR 9 PSX'- e- . CLASS HISTORY As we come to the end of our high school career, let us take a moment to turn back the pages of these four years. We began our Freshman year rather uncertainly, but the Mixer helped everyone get acquaintedg and soon we were in the midst of high school life. Our class advisors this year were Miss Donna Spaan and Mr. Garris Timmer. As Sophomores we were advised by Mr. John Verstrate and Mr. Bernard Engbers. The most exciting experience of this year was our hike up Sumas Mountain. After everyone was reunited we had supper at Berthusen's Park. Our Junior year was a year filled with many memories. Shortly after we returned to school we ordered our class rings, and they arrived just before Christmas. Many hours and weeks of careful planning and preparation also went into our Junior-Senior Banquet. lt had a Roman atmosphere with the Latin theme, Finis Coronet Opus. Miss Marian Vander Ark and Mr. John Fakkema were our class advisors during this year. Our Senior year, without a doubt, has been the most thrilling and the most unforgettable year of our high school days. Our graduation plans began with real enthusiasm as soon as school opened. A new feature added this year was having our Masquerade Party as a skating party. An- other of the most anticipated events of the year was Senior Skip Day, which was held at the end of the year. We, the class of '59, leave these halls with mixed emotions. lNe thank God for guiding us thus far, and we hope and pray for his continued blessing in the future. f, 47 , 3 lf' s. Junior-Senior Banquet On May 2, 1958, the Juniors honored the Seniors with a banquet. The chosen theme was Finis Coronet Opus meaning, t'The End Crowns the Work. The set- ting was in a Roman building outlined with pillars. Look- ing through the pillars on one side picturesque mount- ains could be seen and the opposite side displayed the Leaning Tower of Pisa. Many long hours ol work and fun were spent in preparation for the big event. The front scene was made up of a maiestically The theme in orange letters Sparkling Wnh gold colored fountain centered in a flower garden with glitter extended across the front of the room. G Roman temple in ,he background- .. . WM ,,,,,,Mm '-rmqmgmhmnwr ,N . M W M v-nn... . , M ln the back of the room were steps leading to The nex, morning fhe Clean-up committee went The pClTiO. info opefqiign, We ,Ts 4 if 4 5 ,m'.k . ' H f f ilif'-'ffq 1' .rz A e - e V A - + e f 1 A Let knowledge grow from mere togmore, e But' more of reverence in us7dwe11g . 413 5 1 wx e , Q, xaiwge ' I L L SSS' L. , 131,--W if 3 S sz 2: s 1? YC ClSSl'I'lel1 CLASS OFFICERS Ken Hook President Don Entingh Student CouncilRepresenti1ive Harold Terpstru Vice President Phyllis Zoerink Secretory Marlin Lenssen Treasurer True to tradition the Juniors had a busy year participating in fund raising projects The money from these projects was used to give a formal banquet for the Seniors During the school year the Juniors also received their class rings. They ended their year with a scavanger hunt. Qt if 'L U 'J 'L 'lp- JUNIORS 1 I Myron Alsum Lance Blankers Carol Bouma Gladys Bovenkamp Marie Bovenkamp Elizabeth Buma Margery Brouwer Gerrit Byemon Sharon De Jong Arlen De Young Kathy Dykstra Patricia Dykstra Pete Dykstra Dan Entingh Edward Elenbaas Edwin Feller Nellie Goudswaard Sandro Graen Joanne Grothuis Kenneth Hack Judith Haan Ruth Heeringa Eileen Hoekema Evelyn Hoekstra Margery Hooncoop Phyllis Houg Donald Kamphouse Matthew Kok Richard Korthuis Gladys Kortlever Mavis Krediet Marlin Lenssen Mervin Meenderinck Robert Oordt Patricia Pilen Sherman Polinder Clarice Reinsma Bessie Roorda John Rozeboom Jerry Roosendaal ft t Q I :Bait js it -1- I, of 1 .t.. will '.-' . 5 ' l if 3 itll!! .QL ,K lil., ' W X ,iflg K . , Q , 55 . 5 M. M ww ' Xi, X . 'A f . ,,.,v, t 4 Q. S. -x ., ..,. ,. .. , .M tm, aw:-we .. - , M Q f f L. A , ,,w,gfffev1 , , K , gi 11' e ff . sffJ'fT7fwf7- ff?fs , 15ff -.1 f,t :V . waz'- ' V Gif? 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Wt? l x ml , X WI M Jim Roosma Sharon Roosma Dennis Scheffer Judith Sebens Kathy Snapper Clarice Sterk RiCliy Siolfe Gretchen Stremler Cecil Stuurmans Harry Stuurmans Steven Terpsma Harold' Terpstra Betty Ter Wisscha Norman.Te Selle Shirley Tolsma Arthur Tioelker Joyce Van Mersbergen Gerald Van Loo Marcia Vander Giessen Grace Vander Mey Jerry Vander Pol Kay Vander Pol Howard Vander Veen Jennie Van Weerdhuizen Donna Veltkamp Merlin Ver Hoeven Alice Westra Ronald Wiersma Ronald Wielinga Phyllis Zoerink Lillian Zwyns Camera Shy Bertha Hoksbergen Ronette Vander Pol Howard Wouters sifkif 'WW We He Who Knows, and Knows Not That He Knows Is a Junior, Lead Him liifxit Wo ne Brink, Presidentp STANDING:Jim CLASS OFFICERS: SITTING: Carolyn Kredief, Secretaryj y Wynstru, Student Council Representitiveg Ken Stremler, Vice-President Many members of the Sophomore class are active in choir and band activities. The yell- leaders for the Kittens are also members of this class. They ended their year with a class hike. SCPHOMORES 4.,,f YI D 41: I Cornelia Abrahamse Mavis Assink Glenn Baiema Roger Baiema Janet Bierlink Dale Blankers Ray Boersema Delores Bosman Gayle Bosman Sheryl Bosman Herman Bovenkamp Douglas Bouwman Larry Brink Wayne Brink Dorothy Broersma Robert Buys Theresa Cook Ruby De Beeld John De Valois Barbara De Vries John De Vries Bernard Dykstra Dixene De Waard Kay Eerkes Adrianne Goudswaard John Groen Joyce Haveman Dennis Hollander John Hoksbergen llene Huisingh Nancy Jonsma Betty Kampers Herminc Klein Carolyn Krediet Harvey Logerway TerryAMeenk Anton Mellema Esther Oordt lvan Otter Marilyn Pilon r . litglg' A523 at ' .. 5355 -, r ':.:,, gmfsgggr a gi- i a Effie st' g?,rg2,ffeg,1 gnu-, - . 1g?irri?Q'gvi?3is?f r .aw --y if we tx .. .vi-rr, : f r J- flaw feiszgfgrerggvrygf - 4 ' ' X-3245 52, ' f r I zisurlff fvzef 12 , 'i -i .' . 135' A. . -ui -I iw ' r J . : , 35555 . . . ,ff ea 2' elll3fQ5Q?ggrg,5gggg5Q1s1,f'fr !2m11,EvQ,.:f,- ir, : '- -Q ' - fj,. ?31JL Eylrzr fi -- F1i7 f' e 2 QQ fir f l W, rx ar Maw 4 Y 'f Ag, K 3? 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' 'fs- President 77 timid Freshmen entered the doors f Lynden Christian High this year eager to begin their four year journey At the end of the year they had the usual Freshman class party They are eagerly looking forward to the day when they can claim the honored title of Seniors. l xfl ici in f id ,, 5' Ai I Z X FRESHMEN N,- Donald Baker Marlene Baiema Marcia Baiema Carol Beld Maurine Bierlink John Bosman Judith Bovenkamp Gertrude Bovenkamp Janet Boxum Fred Brune Gus Buma Judith De Jong Norma De Vries Patricia Dyksheern Alan Elenbaas David Enfield Janice Entingh Kenneth Faber Alvina Feenstra lvan Grothuis Alice Haak Glen Haveman Rose Heeringa Ronald Hempel Glenda Henken Melvin Hoekstra Alice Hoksbergen Hattie Holleman Richard Jansen Marilyn Kamphouse Reynold Kamps Sharon Knutzen Elaine Korthuis Henrietta Kortus Mary Lagerway Gerald Lenssen Larry Lenssen Alan Lilckel Richard Matter Leslie Molenaar fzifir X t,,rt., XX .. , , , .1 1 -'Xffiili SQQXXXXXXXXX-ifzk 'zz-i : .'5':.:5:'?55'iX1H ' ,a:s5.:1' sr :X XX 2, X 2 il K 25 lx X XX Bw, ,XX Z KX! 5X XXXXXR XY, f f5X'E 1l 5.,X1 1 1 ' mv ,--- - -X x '31 XX X X fm? 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Gerdene Van Dyken Marlene Van Leeuwen Lorna Vander Giessen Arlene Vander Hoek Danny Vander May John Vander Melen Lyle Vander Pol Jim Vander Veen Martha Veldman Tina Velthuizen Jack Veltkamp Elaine Vermeulen Lynette Ver Steeg Linda Visser Lana Werkema Camera Shy John DeWitt Connie Douma Darrole Scheffer rrgfgiyrrr Nw .1 5 vga gifiggyliigfififgiifj i 1 - ii, if C A ifilliliilflliiiiliiil 59?Qwill3ll5iiEi?i5?l:iE?gWN ' wfwzw Qaf fws sf'-frfflfzm A r m ilfs yirrlfrefzfmf' . ., .- rfkwicz if 41 -1::ieg: 1il L, M r MJ w w w - ffl? W W L Q 5.i?'!r2g2gNsiigggfgg'1rf I' LQ ' ' . -7 W rf' '14'Z-ffigiiw 1' fflQ.ff.: .'.5f ' -,W-wfsw,,5 3,, at-aff is HESW f m , ,- f1':'fil'WM.f1..2f1 - K My - -f .-to - ,g' alfl f lififf'f I V ,E .V gmwfofef frm vrelfjrgl 355:lfg1w.iz?iT'ff f r in 1 7iif3H'if31Ai,sw 1 K 1- ill? lggllsiglirirlfiff : ' ' -2, :tau grfglrrgi's2:ze.'1l ' L , im.. ffm '- 5?rIgg'5rfi'g'1g' ,rf ri f g V : ' , V 5 325 lrlwlfgl l if or , . 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A faculty member or guest speaker leads this devotional period every Tuesday and Thursday morning. 36 The students anticipate a few moments of meditation twice a week and file into the gym in a reverent manner. Another avenue of student participation .XX , X 7 is displayed in the spirited in our Chapel exercises is reading SQHQ Service When HCC0mDHHi9d at the Scripture. piano by one of the students. mf 'f '.1 H rm rr u rr -f J .1 i-W' - J a guest speaker. On Thursday, October UD the bOOkS and chairs after each chap- 21, Ananda Perera from Ceylon spoke to el exercise. us. 37 Excel I r Staff Il lf we do, the book is filled with juhk. lf we make a change in a fellow's write-up We are too criticalg lf we don't, we are asleep. Now, like as not someone will say We 'isvviped this from some other book . . WE DID! ll Alfred Sfremler, Business Managerf Harry Florine Van Andei, Edifofi Donna Velikamp I Sruurmans, Assisfani Business Manager. Assistant Editor. Da - MS- Wd Sl banker' TY? raphers' ofem,-,kerl GI Karen SC em, Baie Bicnkerh mo, P,l70fO9 ge JOY .,-i 3 K W Margene Van Dyken, Jim Vander May, Arrisfs. Mavis Krediet, Kaye Gossir, -Cora Vermeulen, Literary Staff. 39 x F A H A R. Hoekstra, DirecTor. S. in I FA Q B. Buma, G. Bcvenkamp RONT ROW: S. Faber, M. Feenstra, M. Kredlet, . Vander Meulen, J. Haveman, M. Pilon, D. Veltkamp, B. Roorda, J. Scheffer, F. Van Andel, . Fransen. SECOND ROW: P. Houg, S. Roosma, D. Broersma, P. Zoerink, B. Vander Ark, . Westra, C. Vermeulen, A. Zylstra, J. Haan, J. Bierlink, R. Korfhuis, K. Dykstra, S. Bosrnan, Tolsma, E. Van Zaman. THIRD ROW: B. Ter Wisscha, E. Hoekema, A. Mellema, J. Cobb, J. Vander Pol, J. Holcsbergen, D. Boersema, D. Slotemaker, G. Vam,4Andel, S. Mellema, C. Baiema, G. Buys, D. Haveman. FOURTH ROW: W. Brink, A. Stremler, G. Nyland, J.VanderMay, D. Van Loo, H. Bovenkamp, D. Norris, J. Rozeboom, H. Meenk, J. Faber, G. Bajema. A Cappella Choir Janice Sclweffer, Accompanist. kamp, Robe Custodian, Cora Vermeulen, Secretary, Jerry Faber, President. CLANNET E. Van Zantan J. Haveman M. Pilon B. Hoksbergen J. Van Zantan R. Timmer A. Likkel l. Huisingh T. De Vries E. Kredlef SAXOPHONE G. Van Andel P. Boumu 2...ENwH' 1 x , i Cora Vermeulen, Doris Haveman, Marilyn Karen Schenkellviolinigf, Feenstra, Trio. TRUMPET C. Kreclier L. Visser L. Vander Hoek F. Brune D. Proppe B. Bovenkamp TROMBONE C. Huck J. De Vries M. De Jong A. Hoksbergen R. Polinder D. Blonkers Band DRUMS C. Abrulwamse K. Rutgers H. Klein BASSDRUM R. Buys SOUSAPHONE J. Hoksbergen BARITONE C. Rutgers G. St-remler HORNS D. Eniingh L. Werkema FLUTE J. Enfingh G. Vander Hoek 41 Girls' Glee Club Boys'Glee Club FRONT ROW: F. Brune, H. Statema, M. Scheele, G. Starkenburg, J. Veltkamp, A. Likkel. SECOND ROW: R. Jansen L. Molenaar,J. Terpsma, R. Matter, M. Hoekslra, R. Hempel. THIRD ROW: K. Faber, J. Vander Molen, R. Boersema L. Brink, D. Vander May, R. Terpstro, J. Groen, H. Sferk. 42 .- .,, , a ,, ,,.J,,,,,, JW. ,i , a, xi.. ynden Christian C ses ess ees ess ess ses --ee h M-., ,.5 ggfx, he . -. iii if 13M ss? Hs? sLj 235 ' nr K s is Stodentsio Attend Congress At P LQ, An invitation was re- ceived by LCHS to attend the Washington State Stu- dent Congress at the Pacig 4 V 'T iQlffif9ii.if1'g if 'io I gc , PAPER STAFF. such an organization in our school. Need for trained projector operators is a- cute and such training will be one of the first ae- tivities of the new c1ub.U Present plans also in- clude activities which conf' ter about display and cem- era work. ' Membership will be open to both boys and girls. Next HI LITE: Oct. 31 Don Van Loo, Mr. De You fi on Wie: SEATED: Karen Scbenkel, Glen Von Andel, Margene Van Dyken, C. Boiemcl, J. Bierlink, STAND- ING: Kaye Gosser, John Cobb, Gretchen Stremler, Jerry Faber, Grace Vander Hoek, Bill Reinsmo, ng, Advisory Pete Visser. Hesn't been seen since! noir Starts Drive For Robes During a third period business meeting today the e Capella choir decided to begin some type of project to aid in the purcWese of new choir robes. These robes will be of the some type as those mmm by most high school choirs in this area, the knee- Prlzes wmll be centsge basis. Editor: Cliff Boiema S ' r Play This was a three-act comedy which centered around the family life of the Gilbreth's. lt was presented by an all ' l2 senior cast on December l0 and . Pay attention to this one continuous motion. CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN Father ............... Peter Visser Mother . . . . . Cora Vermeulen Ann ..... . . Henrietta Fransen Ernestine . . . . Betty Roorda Martha . . . . . Florine Van Andel Frank. . . . . Gordy Buys Lillian... . .Joyce Blankers Dan . . . . Denny Boersema Bill .... . . John Cobb Jackie . . . . . Denny Timmer Larry ........ . . Bill Reinsma Mrs. Fitzgerald . . . . Ruth Korthuis Miss Brill .... . . Sandra Faber Doctor Burton . . . . Cliff Bajema Joe Scales . . . . Gordy Bogaard Frecl ...... ' .......... Herm Meenlc Let's have a hoo, rah, ray, and a tiger. We'll iust see how much of a snap this is. ' You asked me how many children --- just as an estimate. l told you --- just as an estimate --- many. lt embarrasses me even to look at them. 5E fees Qrganizations The readiness of doing, doth express none otherg than the doer's willingness. Mission Club The Mission Club, consisting of 175 members, is one of the larger clubs. Meetings are held approximately twice a month. Various projects are undertaken by the Mission Club. The distri- bution of food baskets at Thanksgiving and the provision of special music on the Indian Christian Hour are among these projects. OFFICERS: Alfred Slremler, presidenfp Eileen Hoekemo, secretory, Karen Schenkel, Treasurer, Jerry Faber, vice president. 46 Future Teachers Club The Future Teachers Club is made up of students who are interested in teach- ing and Want to make some preparation for their future career. Preparation is made through observation of teachers in the schools, special projects taken on by the club, and study material that is obtained for the purpose of selecting the specific teaching job they have in mind. FRONT ROW: J. Hoon, E. Hoekema, E. Hoekstra, secretary, D. Sterk, president, C. Relnsmo, vice president, P. Houg, Mrs. M. Meenk, Aclvisor. SECOND ROW: M. Feenstrci, S. Faber, C. Sterk, J. Van Mersbergen, K. Vander Pol, M. Honcoop, G. Stremler, C. Boumc. THIRD ROW: P. Visser, D. Norris, R. De Vulois, D. Hcvemcn, C. Vermeulen, K. Schenkel, A. Westrc, B. Ter Wisschu, L. Zywns, G. Nylcnd. Torch Club The Torch Club consists of honorary members of the Sopho- more, Junior, and Senior classes. To join the club a student must have a B+ average. Seniors qualify for a permanent pin if they have been club members each year. FIRST ROW: S. Bosmon, D. Veltkomp, M. Assink, Grothuis, M. Vellhuizen, A. Rupke. SECOND R. Oordf, B. Vander Ark, D. De Wccrd, G. J. Haan, D. Entingh. THIRD ROW: Buiema, R. De Vcilois, P. Visser, H. Stuurmans, Abrahcmse, J. Wynstro. 94' .if SITTING: G. Boiemo, M. Honcoop, J. Haan, J. Wynstra. STANDING: A. Likkel, J. Terpsmo, D. Hollander, P. Visser, R. Boersemo, D. Enfield, J. Veltkomp, Mr. G. De Young, Advisor. Debate Club 4-H Club The 4-H Club consists of boys and girls who undertake various projects such as showing ani- mals at fairs and giving demon- stration contests. They have an opportunity to go on educational trips and College Scholarships are also available for the members. QOTTOM ROW: M. Sforlrenburg, C. Stuurmons, E. Feller, N. TeSelle. SECOND ROW: M. Ver Hoeven, H. Lagerwey, L. Von Beelc, J. De Volois. THIRD ROW: R. Buys, R. Boiemo, D. Blonkers, TOP ROW: K. Hook, M. Lenssen, G. Bciemo. 48 ep Club As the name suggests the pur- pose of this Club is to add spirit to our games. Junior and Senior giris are eligible members of Pep Club The club honors The basketball members with a banquet each year. 1' i ' ' ' , DRILL LEADERS: Rhondda Korthuls, presldenty Pal De Vcloisl leader: Kathy Dykstra, vice presidenlg Dykstra' assismnh BACK: Kay Gosser, treasurerp Carol Bouma, secretary. FIRST ROW: R. Stolte, J. Sebens, K. Snapper, R. Vander Pol, M. Brouwer, G. Kortlever, S. Groen, G. Vander Mey, K. Dykstra. SECOND ROW: Miss E. Zylstra, Advisor, B. Roorda, S. De Jong, J. Van Weerdhuizen, J. Grothuis, M. Krediet, G. Bovenkamp, P. Houg, P. Zoerink, J. Van Mersbergen, C. Sterk, E. Hoekema, G. Stremler, E. Hoekstra, S. Tolsma. THIRD ROW: K. Vander Pol, N. Goudswaard, M. Honcoop, M. Vander Giessen, A. Westra, J. Haan, L. Zywns, B. Ter Wisscha, B. Hoksbergen, P. Dykstra, C. Reinsma, M. Boven- kamp, D. Veltkamp, C. Bouma. Ushers Club Audio-Visual Club SITTING: G. Vander Hoek, Secretary, M. Assink, vice president, C. Abrahamse, president, A- V09el- SECOND ROW: C. Terpsmql N, Jqnsmq, R, Wagter, T. Cook, M. Pilon, G. Bosman, A. Goudswaard, A. Starkenburg, Mr. G. De Young, Advisory W. Brink. LAST ROW: H. Van Weerdhuizen, G. Van Andel, J. Vander Pol, N. Te Selle, B. Dykstra, D. Slotemaker. 50 FIRST ROwg R, Weirsmq, S, Polinder, D. Timmer, H. Terpstru, G. Buys. SECOND ROW C Balemu J Rozeboom J Vander May, H, Sfuurmqns, A. Slremler, J. Faber, J. Lagerwuy. f The L Clubs consist of boys and girls who have earned one large UL . This can be achieved by partici- pating in certain sports ac- tivities. FRONT ROW: K. Smith, F. Von Andel, B. Roorda. BACK ROW: K. Hollander, R. De Vulois, R. Korfhuis. L Clubs Junior Girls' Club 'gr ' The membership of this club is made up of Freshman and Sophomore girls. The girls rake charge of selling re- freshments or the basketball games. 52 JE Some excel in studies, h ' Others excel in sports. Ei + s wr-png 1 - X- 4 -w.,g.k,W . . Varsity Team J. Rozeboom, 5. Polinder, H. Terpstra, C. Stuurmans, D. Timmer, K. Haak, J. Vander May, H. Stuurmcns, A. Stremler, J. Lagerwey, G. Buys, R. Oordt. nl ,ar r 5- x l tw., Scores 59 ..... 41 ..... 44 ..... 76 ..... 49 ..... 38 ..... 59 ..... 57 ..... 46 ..... 55 ..... 52 ..... 52 ..... 54 fTheyl 32 Lester Pearson 35 South Burnaby 43 North Surrey 29 Gladstone 54 Chillawack 23 Mission 33 North Surrey 40 Ripon Christian 37 Brethren 34 Valley Christian Hi 42 Como Luke 44 South Burnaby 32 Abbotsford First Mr. G. Tlmmer, Coach. Denny Timmer, Guard Cecil Sfuur mans Five Sfrnml-, Managers: Jim Wynsfra, Jerry Faber. BOTTOM TO TOP: L. Molenucr, A. Mellemo, J. Hoksbergen, G. Bojema, K. Faber, R. Bojema, W. Brink, G. Von Andel, J. Vander Molen, J. Vander Veen, H. Bovenkcmp, D. Slotemaker. ii 77 Team Couch: Mr. B. Bgxumn Lester Pearson South Burnaby North Surrey Gladstone Chnhwack Misyon NoHhSuney Como Lake South Burnaby Abbotsford Como Lake Gladstone VancouverCoHege Misyon VancouverCoHege Abbotsford ChHHwack Scores 30 .,...,.... We 27. . , 45. . . 30. . 48. . , 37. . , 45. . . 49. . 36. . 36. . 36. . 41. . , 43. . , 51. . , 51. . 39. . 43. . . They 34 17 37 26 36 49 43 21 15 34 47 46 55 11 41 41 42 Nyce NI owe: Nxwx yoks Xl codex Hoek. Rukgev s Nic: eo Br oe: emu , 0 Ot okhq en, eXKVxox1X 7 ex gen Dom Bewno YXOXAQO Bah Bums V 01 Oxlksho Ko lH'enS Cheer' eqder S 57 OUR GAME Coach! Team! Pep! Steam! v ga . Q Q '1 . 2-5 ': S V my 'T ' STANDING: Mr. B. Boxum, couchg H. Meenk, L. Lenssen, M. Lenssen, D. Komphouse, J. Roosendacl, D. Vander May, H. Terpstru. SITTING: B. Terpstro, G. Stcrkenburg, L. Molenccr, G. Boieman, B. Buys, L. Van Beek. 11? TS is Hefm Meenkl hUI'dleS Don Vander May, shot-pu? Gordy Buys, pole vault Track Team STANDING: Mr. G. Timmer, coachg E. Feller, H. Terpstra, A. Sfremler, J. Rozeboom, J. Vander May, B. Reinsma, C. Stuurmcns, C. Baiems. SITTING: B. Oordt, M. Kok, K. Faber, J. Timmer, S. Polinder Baseball Team 61 Girls Turnout This group of girls is divided into six teams. Coached by the boys of the varsity team, these girls play their games on Wednesday nights. Girls Intramurals 62 ,us 'fig S, antvmlh X 43? 2 vt hwy . . f f A Student Life ' The interesting molQing pot of a nine month period isv commonly known as school. N..-2-', ' 3? A -r 1, -'vs1gg'g5gf,g. 'fzhiffi-E A F 2153? K EQMQQEES11 At Work or Plcly Volunteers of students, teachers, and parents donated many long hours of work to make the paper drive sponsored by the Student Council a success. The result was stacks and stacks of paper and a profit of S907.08. It was the delight of the student body to see these two new teachers, Mr. Boxum and Mr. De Young, initiated at the annual all-school get-acquainted Mixer, Because of the maiority of boys in the student council, they decided to sponsor a Twirp Week, at LCHS, March 2-6, for all the enterprising young girls, who had not been able us of yet, to land that 'lspecial boy of their Choice. 64 A busy scene every other Friday is the Hi Lite Room. The typewriters tic a little faster than usual and there is a hur- ried shuffle of papers to meet the 3:25 deadline. Wh ther Night or Day Seniors in all sorts and sizes of costumes presented them- selves at the Masquerade Party. The Ferndale Roller Rink was the place at which the party was held this year. Rather than flipping their lids the male faculty flipped pancakes one early morning. Together with early birds of the choir they served a Pancake Breakfast. The profit was used to increase funds for the purchase of new robes. It's Great to Be Student The fifty-tour voice A Cappella Choir was an active group this year. Besides giving concerts in the various churches, the choir was kept busy with many money-raising proiects. These three senior boys and their coach were among the proud but weary travelers who returned from the Christmas tournament in Bell- flower, California with the prized championship trophy. 66 Valentine's Day called for a Red and White Party with lunch and games and a display of enthusiasm by the big hearted senior boys at the Pep Rally which followed. Calendar of Events September 2 - Teachers Orientation Meetings 3 - School begins 12 - Mixer 24 - Senior Skating Party October 15 - Jack Westland Assembly 16, 17 - Teacher's Convention 22 - Mothers Club Skating Party 23 - Senior Masquerade Party - Sen. Jackson Assembly 24 - Cheerleading Tryouts 30 - Pancake Breakfast November 1 - Pacific Lutheran College Student Congress 5 - Junior Class Skating Party 7 - Basketball game at Lester Pearson 11 - South American Travalogue 12 - P.,T.A. 14 - Lecture by Rev. H. De Groot Basketball game at South Burnaby 21 - Basketball game at North Surrey 26 - Thanksgiving Assembly 27 - Choir Festival 27, 28 - Thanksgiving Vacation 28 - Basketball game with Gladstone December 3 - Senior Class Skating Party 5 - Basketball Game at Chilliwack 6-10 - Snowstorm Vacation 10 - Basketball Game at Mission 10, 12 - Senior Play 17 - Basketball Game with North Surrey Senior Assembly 19 - A Cappella Choir Christmas Concert 22 - Christmas Party Team Leaves for California 23-Jan. 5 - Christmas Vacation January 9 - Basketball Game with Como Lake 14 - Basketball Game with South Burnaby 21 - Basketball Game with Abbotsford 23 - Teachers Social Semester Ends 28 - Basketball Game at Como Lake 30 - Junior Assembly 4 6 9 11 13 18 20 25 27 2-6 2- 6- 20- February Basketball Game at Vancouver College Alumni Homecoming Game P.T..A. Open House Basketball Game with Lester Pearson Basketball Game with Mission Red and White Party Basketball Game with Vancouver College Basketball Game at Abbotsford Basketball Game with Chilliwack Basketball Game with Alumni March - Twirp Week Annual Staff Skating Party Juniors vs. Seniors Basketball Game Sophomore Class Assembly Annual Party April 3 - Freshman Assembly A Cappella Choir Spring Concert 23-24 - Spring Vacation 1- 1.. Ll.. May Junior-Senior Banquet .lune Senior Graduation School Ends I .. A Glamour Girl Il T mb ll 0 OY Before After .W--do 1ump 1n U lzlzze 3 'Little Liervynf' N Ba1ohe1or'e :Bread-basket B 3, T 0 6 h 8. e C 1 1'1 Q 6 1' 1' 3 JB? aw N, 'K Ohrarml 'F ! Next stop- Esophegus . Dale a Do11,Ino. eeee o f ' ..,,' -' -.'. Q A,.. ::' ' W P ' 51 ' E' For he's a jolly good fellow! Walking down the aisle. L fx . Q3 N-Q.f' R f Not Judy! Swee t and Ro zy Dvinking again? MuSt me Say it? Lovesick? Fillin gg 5 mme one elses boots Slive rs , Ruth? Preacher' s Kids Belts-131.93 S+ ' I 1 Result of aa few Dmffg-oles Mr. President -'I'lHS en- UF Frwmfsem 1 Clovmingx Sc1.xeone's Grin and Cas usualj allqsihbookl Share itL 69 Vis and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Henry Slotemaker Dick Slotemaker . Arie Noteboom Bill Nonhott Bill Roosma Ted Baiema Case Van Diest Herman Heusinkveld Henry Kaemink Gerrit Vander Pol Casey Vermeulen Ron Zylstra Jake Meenk Dale Nonhotf Albert J. Van Dalfsen Tim Krediet John Van Dalfsen Jake De Waard Ernie Ter Wisscha B. C. Van Kooten George Likkel Sherm Van Mersbergen Teake De Jong Charlie De Waard Henry Hoving Frank Bauman John Roosendaal Doug Knutzen Neal De Lange Gerrit Van Zantan Arlyn Plagerman Ben Hendricks Harry Vander Pol. Garris Timmer Marion Nymeyer Kenny Vander Griend Charles Bakker Cornie Holleman Pete Stuurmans Pete Douma Egbert Maas Lloyd Gross Sponsors 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 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. 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. William Lankaar Hilbert G. Kok John Clark Joe Van Ry John Wynstra Paul Van Zantan Elmer Smith Raymond Rupke Simon Stremler Ren De Boer William Hendricks Tuenis Bode Hugo Van Ry Pete Huisingh Pete Geleynse Andrew Oordt John Timmer John Roosma Chris M. Van Andel Ernest Blankers Gerrit Van Andel Chris J. Van Andel Mr. and Mrs. John Plagerman Mr. and Mrs. Joe T. De Jong Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bosman Mr. and Mrs. James Baiema Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Baiema Rev. and Mr Dr. and Mrs Dr. and Mrs Mrs Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss . Bertha s. Enno Haan . John Cook . P. E. 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