Lynden Christian School - Excelsior Yearbook (Lynden, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1965 volume:

fwelsizfr fynclen CHristian Higg SCHOOI ffynden, Wasfiingfon 1965 1 Horeward This was the year of building, building a new high school, and more than that, building spiritual, social, physical, and academic young lives. This 1965 Ex- celsior is an illustration of those days at 'Lynden Christian High School when we were Building For The Future. Contents Administration. . . . . . 6 Activities ..... . . . 14 Sports ...... . . . 32 Student Life .... . . . 50 Underclassmen. . . . . . 62 Seniors ....... . . . 76 Dedication To show our appreciation for six years of service which you have so willingly given to our school, we have dedicated this 1965 Excelsior to you, Mr. Stegink. During your years at Lynden Christian High School, you have given of your time to be sponsor of the sopho- more and senior classes and the Science Club. In addition you have been a willing and dedicated in- structor. You have also aided the school by supervising the book store where the students obtain essential tools for educational growth. ,W 4-' 1 ,. 4.. Q. Q Building A New ffynden ,.,,f In,- .A 1 ll 1 The Lynden Christian High School that began in 1945. 3 . It was l945g the government had finally granted permission to build a high school. This process of construction required a community of con- secrated Christian parents willing to meet the challenge of 3141000 and a building and plan- ning committee of enthusiastic leaders. In 1946 enough classrooms were finished to accom- odate students from the seventh through the tenth grades. On March 28, 1947 the building was formally dedicated. Since that time hundreds of students have passed through its halls. The twenty years of its history have been marked with achievements and success. More than just a building it has become a symbol of progress and Christian vision and a subject to a law of life--the old must be replaced by the new. C Htisiian HigH Due to the increased enrollment and in- sufficient facilities, plans for a new high school were introducedg this was 1963. Such an endeavor needed the prayerful and financial support of dedi- cated Christians in this community. Actual construction began in 1964 and continued through the first half of 1965. More than just a building it has become a beautiful symbol of progress, of meeting a challenge, of Christian con- secration, of the new replacing the old, We thank God for such a building, for such support. What a blessing is ours for the future. The Lynden Christian High School begun in 1964 isa. - !33dN5LK 6 dmiuis tration B Ming and guiding Uoutg 7 Superintendent Mr. Ben Boxum To The Graduating Class of 1965: Do you remember the delightful story from your childhood about the three pigs who were house builders? One built a house of straw and the wolf blew it downg the second built of sticks and experienced the same fateg the third built of bricks and no matter how hard the wolf huffed and puffed, the house remained firm. At Lynden Christian, this year has been one of major house building. You have viewed with admiration the practical yet beautiful new high school building under construction--no shoddy house of straw or sticks--by no means! Carefully selected materials chosen by a special building committee make up this structure. But a Christian school is much more than sticks or bricks. A Christian school is dedica- ted to build young people for the future in a very unique sense. For time, yes--for instruction in how to make a living, certainly--but foremost, to help youth think God's thoughts after Him, to lead maturing young people into all truth, to cause them to know that there is no area of truth and real knowledge that is separated from Christ who is himself the truth, the way and the life. The cornerstone of the new Christian School building must be of good quality. But the corner stone of the Christian School as an institution must be jesus Christ. It is said of Abraham in Hebrews 11:10 that he looked for a city which hath foundations whose builder and maker is God. God forbid that it should be said of us that we who are building for the future should be guilty of reject- ing the Stone which in reality is the head of the corner. Unless the Lord build the house, they labor in vain that build it. You graduating seniors, remember the Christian School that, by the grace of God, helped prepare you for the future, and the future of futures. For other foundations can no man lay than that is laid which is Christ jesus. I Cor. 3:11. Are you, my senior friend, building for the future? Yours in Christ, Ben Boxum. L BACK ROW: E. Roosma, D. Groothuis, E. Van Loo, assistant treas.g A. Meenk. SECOND ROW: D. De Jong, H. Scholten, H. Bouma, assistant sec.g A. Blankers, B. Boxum, Supt. FRONT ROW: A .Haak, Vice- pres., L. Bode, Treas.g J. T. De Jong, Pres., H. Pilon School Board Graduating class of 1965: ln Building for the Future the Christians thought and prayer should always be, how can I best serve my God and neighbor. To accomplish something of such great importance and bring joy and blessing to yourself, one of the essential requirements would be an education that has been well rooted and centered about the Word of God. The Lynden Christian School Board is happy with you that you had the privilege of attending and graduating from a school which should equip and qualify you to better Build for the Future. It is our hope and prayer that your lives may have been spiritually enriched at Lynden Christian and that you may experience Godis blessing on your future. Col. 2:6,7: As ye have therefore received Christ jesus the Lord, so walk ye in him: Rooted and built up in him, and established in the faith, as ye have been taught, abounding therein with thanksgiving. Lynden Christian School Board, joe T. De Jong, President 9 7 111 - 1, pp, J - . r 4, . - rm. A.. Slanding: R. Knutzen, A. Vander Griend, A. Schouten, K. Vellema, I... Leenders, D. Van Loo, H. Boxum, J. Sebens, S. Boxum, D. De Waard. Sitting: Mr. B. Boxum, Advisorg L. Likkel, Vander Giessen, B. Bode, D. Douma. Absent: D. Roosendaal, C. Van Ry.. The 1965 L.C.H. Student Council had the privilege of representing a student body and a school as fine as ever you will find. Education with a God-centered approach cultivates not only the mind but also gives the student a solid foundation on which to build his life. Our year was highlighted by the Mixer, the All-Sports Banquet, the talent assembly, the election of student body officers and cheerleader, and the awards assembly. As this year marked the arrival of football at L.C.H., it was the task of the Student Council to set up the criteria for the lettering program for football. Along with this the student body cards were made to include both basketball and football. The decision to purchase new song books to supplement our old ones was made. We also decided to join the National Association of Student Councils entitling us to opportunities not before afforded us. The most thrilling event of the year was the student body's chance to represent Lynden Christian at the State Basketball Tournament in Tacoma. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you students, faculty, and Mr. Boxum for all the help, support, and cooperation you have given us in making this year a successful one. Bruce Bode, l President Student Council Vice-president: D. Douma President: B. Bode Advisor: Mr. B. Boxum Secretary: L. Likkel Treasurer: J. Vander Giessen JOANNE DE JONG MARIE MEENK JOHN D. DE JONG B.S. South Dakota State Teacher's College B.A., M.A., Western Washington State College B.A. Calvin College English Il, English Ill Trigonometry, Algebra ll, Art, English lll, English lV Bookkeeping, Geometry German I Haculty GARRIS TIMMER B.A. Calvin College Geometry, Physics, Chemistry Basketball Coach Teachers too must think and study deeply to build their intellect. ADELENE HAVERHALS B.A. Calvin College Latin, journalism, Bookkeeping . 4 Q-1 BOB KORTHUIS 6 Q A f l3.A. Calvin College ' U.S. llistory, World History WNM - 'A--ww.-Z. -Mm 9-. 31 A ll --f,....--- MARVIN VANDERPOL LAWRENCE VANDER HAAK ARVIN BLANKERS A,B, Western Washintgn State College A.B. Calvin College B.A. Western Washington State College Speech, English I, Counseling A'M' University of Iowa Algebra I, General Science, General Math Bible I, Il, Typing JERRY FRIESEN B.M. Ed., M.M. Ed., Willamette University Z 3 y Choir, Band, Chorus KENNETH DRAAYER WILLIAM REINSMA KENNETH SMITH A.B. Westmar College A.B. Calvin College A.B. Oregon State College P.E., Biology, Baseball Coach Th,B, Calvin Seminary Agriculture, Wood Shop, Farm Shop Reformed Doctrine 12 WILLIAM DE HOOG COLLENE RICHENDRFER LAWRENCE STEGINK B.A. Western Washington State College B-SH Uf1iVCl'SifY of W21Shif1gf0f1 B.A. Calvin Colege Health, Sociology, Government, U.S. History '3-A- Western W2ShiI1glOI1 Stale Cfvllege M.S. Purdue University Home EC. l, II Biology, Adv. Biology, Health EMMA ZY LSTRA Bus Drivers Back Row: R. De Boer, T. Te Selle. Front Row: H. Haveman, J. Roosma, F. Roosma, R. Bajema, I. Faber. Sta tc College Librarian DICK BOUWMAN Custodian HERMINA WERKEMA Office Clerk and Bookkeeper B.A. Western Washington 1 4 13 ig F .4 . . V' ' are rsee E' .. i V I3 14 Activities Building and Developing 5aienfs NA QW its 5 .i'f g .f3?N ' Q. fs -iii gi ' -3 fx ,T m E 1 is 'le Q il Qi? k Nfl! Q J' Egg! x ' Q F ti W . I , In A vm A FMMMYA a R. ,, m . ,,, . .,k. . hh? W Q M I if T . 5 4: -ff X341 - f W t X ' X1 ' ' X W V x WW 7'M,.. .., X -if Spmtual Hives Every Tuesday and Friday morning during third hour, the students and faculty take their places on the bleachers to participate in the chapel service. Students, faculty members, and special speakers contribute by playing organ or piano, leading song service, providing special numbers, and giving inspirational messages. For everyone chapel enriches and builds our spiritual lives for the present and future. 17 BACK ROW: V. Meenderinck, J. De Jong, W. Libolt, D. De Waard, D. Hendricks, H. Vander Pol, G. Van Loo, li. Roosma, L. Vander Woude, D. Brink, B. Bode, D. Petersen, P. Hoekema. SECOND ROW: S. Veltkamp, L. Maas, J. Van Ry, A. Mcllema, Oostra, G .Van Aalsburg, L. Honcoop, G. Bode, A. Molendyk, D. Rutgers, R. Knutzen, S. Phillips, li .Huisingh, W. Te Velde, E. Tolsma. THIRD ROW.' S. Scheffer, K. Van Ry, R. Vander Pol, K. Hoksbergcn, M. Van Loo, D. De Boer, G. Roosma, P. llolleman, B. De Waard, A. Warmink, G. llaak, L. Kaemingk, K. Sebens, L. llaak, A Vander Griend. FRONT ROW: E. Visser, C. Goudswaard, L. Likkel, J. Van Ry, N. Van Ry, V. Boxum, N. Buys, H. Dykshoorn, A.Scholten, M. Sterk, L. Vander Molen, D. Hendricks, J. Vander Giessen, P. Hendricks. Absent: D. Douma. A Capella Choir Receives U H Ratings O sing ye to the Lord! For the 58 select members of the choir it was another successful year under the direction of Mr. Friesen. In the fall the choir sang at the Reformation Day Rally and the Back to God Hour Rallies. To add to the joy of Christmas, a Christmas concert was presented over KVOS- TV. At the Spring Musicale in Salem, Oregon the choir received an A rating. They later received the highest rating of all the choirs present at the Northwest Washington Music Educators Association Large Group Competition Festival at Arlington, Washington. The choir also made a record which would bring back memories of 1965 for years to come. Their last appearance was at the Spring Concert. Each activity proves that God used the A Capella Choir as a highly successful means for Christian witnessing and musical entertainment. This excellent group of musicians did much to ignite our school spirit. They contributed greatly to home games, pep assemblies and also fulfilled a request to play at the District Basketball Tour- nament. In November a concert was given to raise funds to pay for the new music room chairs. The highlight of the year was Spring Musicale at Salem, Oregon. As a result of Mr. Friesen's vigorous directing and the energy and effort of the band, they received the highest rating. The grand finale of the year was the Spring Con- cert where they gave an impressive performance. It was a year of challenge, fun, and hard work, and God successfully blessed their performances. DIRECTOR: Mr. jerry Friesen Band Receives Highest Musieale Band Rating BACK ROW: A. Vander Giessen, H. De Vries, L. Hendricks, N. Wiersma, F. Stremler, C. Meendcrinck, K. Vellema, B. Hendricks, A. Molendyk, G. Van Ry, D. Bovenkamp, D. Van Boven, S. Boxum, B. Vander Haak, G. Vander Hoek, P. Hoekema, W. Nonhoff, D. Van Loo. SECOND ROW: G. Haak, C. Van Andel, I. Van Boven, L. Knutzen, B. Hoekema, F. Helder, D. Vos, G. Rozeboom, J. De Jong, B. De Waard, V. Stremler, D. Van Boven, S. Holleman, K. Vander Veen, M. Dykstra, B. Timmer. FRONT ROW: A. Van Zanten, H. Timmer, K. Kingma, C. Meenderinck, S. Noordeloos, G. Meenlc, M. Nonhoff, L. Stuurmans. lf? Back Row: K. Koster, J. Mulder, W. VanderHage, J. Koetje, H. Kielstra, L. Scholten, D. Bouma, D. Roosendaal, C. Meenderinck, K. Van Aalsburg, D. Roosma, G. Haak, G. Elenbaas. Second Row: R. Vander Griend,'P. Hoekema, F. Stremler, G. Rozeboom, L. Bos, C. De Valois, V. Korrhuis, V. Haveman, N. Brandsma, D. Boom, G. Van Ry, D. Van Boven, W. Feenstra, B. Hoekema. Front Row: J. Zylstra, B. Bode, De Jong, K. .Likke1, W. Maas, D. Buys, j. Libolr, K. Vander Hoek, L. Kooisrra, H. Nieuwsma, G. Korrlever, J. Baron. Hresfrmen CHoruses Horm Cfiapel CHoir ai Semester Back Row: M. Roosma, C. Bogaard, J. Kok, C. Meenderinck, G. Meenk, L. Heutink, S. Weg, S. Groen, S. De Heer, N. Wiersma, D. De Young, L. Gibson, S. Visser, B. Staal. Second Row: S. Stremler, S. Holleman, M. Dykstra, J. Mulder, B. Heeringa, B. Eshuis, J. Bode, J. Kaemingk, M. Bosman, J. Sebens. Front Row: N. Petersen, M. Plagerman, R. Vander Griend, M. A. Starkenburg, V. De Vries, K. Brune, K. Bosman, E. Bosman, A. Schouten, E. Vander Meulen. 20 a . lv ' Standing: V. Meenderinck, J. De Jong, A. Molendyk, R. Knutzen, D. Brink, P. Hoekema. Sitting: R. Van- der Pol, M. Van Loo, J. Van Ry, V. Boxum, I.. Maas, A. Warmink, G. Haak, A. Vander Griend. Cnoir and Band Snsemliles Provide Musical Snferfainmeni Besides the Madrigals and Gir1's Trio the following groups provide special music in chapel and at choir and band performances: Octet: J. Van Ry, L. Maas, De Jong, V. Meenderinck, P. Hoekema, D. Brink, A. Molendyk, R. Knutzen. Brass Quartet: V. Stremler, P. Hoekema, W. Nonhoff, D. Van Loo. GlRL'S TRIO: Van Ry, M. Van Loo, A. Vander Griend. 21 EDITOR: G. Roosma : is aw , , rf ,, - ,ff . ,.. .., - .. . .. Annual Staff Worgs 5rac1iiion and ASSISTANT EDITOR: P. Holleman Back Row: Mr. Dragt. Sitting: TYPISTS: A. Steensma A. Schouten Vanderpol, N. Buys, V. Meenderinck, P. Holleman, G. Roosma, H. Heida, L. Likkel, R. Van C. Klein, A. Schouten, A. Steensma, G. Kok, K. Van Ry. '22 to Com Eine Originality C'mon, you guys, let's get this done NOWL . What would Vanclerpol say if we put that in?. . Hey, that's cute, but het eyes are closed. . . How clever. . .Put that down--maybe someone else will think of something better later. . . How'd that go again?. . .Let's make this one short so we can go to the Fairway. LITERARY STAFF: L. Likkel, H. lleida. Standing: C. Klein, K. Van Ry. fX PHOTOGRAPHERS: G. Kok, R. Van Dragt AEN AD VISOR: Mr. Vanderpol BUSINESS MANAGERS: N. Buys Y. Nleenderinck -tr Back ROHM- B. Bode, S. Phillips, L. Leenders, A. Heeringa, S. Van Boven, E. Elenbaas, M. De Jong, I. Heeringa Sitting: G. Bode, W. Libolt, L. Likkel, H. Heida, A. Schouten. Hi-Kite Reports School Gccurtences A short time before the paper is distributed, the Hi-Lite room becomes the scene of seemingly endless confusion. The remaining time is spent making last-minute corrections, running off the papers, and folding and stuffing them. The stu- dent activity cards are hastily produced when a Hi-Lite member appears at the. classroom door. Everyone is eager to read it. In reporting school occurrences the staff strives to attain an All-American rating from the Nation- al Scholastic Press Association. 24 Miss Haverhals, Advisorg L. Leenders, Assistant Editorg W. Libolt, Sports Editorg A. Heeringa, Editor. E' .. ,Q W. NAM? ,S K Back Row: A. De Boer, R. De Waard, R. De Waard, A. Schouten, K. Van Loo, M. De Jong, J. Van Ry. Front Row.' Vander Giessen, A. Van Zanten, B. Kooy, B. Koetje. Qffice girls Zorcfr Clug Back Row: M. Terpsma, D. Petersen, B. Bode, D. Van Loo, R. De Valois, L. De Young, D. De Waard, P. Roorda, R. Bode, D. Hendricks, H. Bouma. Third Row: C. Roosma, A. Heeringa, R. De Waard, L. Maas, R. De Waard, A. Schouten, R. Vander Pol, M. De Jong, E. Tolsma, R. Van Dragt, S. Phillips. Second Row.' J. Vander Giessen, K. Hoksbergen, A. Warmink, S. Veltkamp, K. Van Ry, V. Nieuwsma, G. Bouwman, B. Visser, L. Leenders, S. Noordeloos, S. Boxum. Front Row: L. Stuurmans, C. De Boer, M. Timmer, E. Boxum, K. Vander Veen, J. Van Weerdhuizen, C. Van Andel, H. Dykshoorn, N. Van Ry, K. Vellema, B. Timmer. 25 Members packed boxes of food to distribute to needy families. Food collected by the grade school students is distributed at thanksgiving time by Mission Club members. They are de- livered to needy families in the community with Christian love and cheer. Special numbers are furnished by members at the services of the Lighthouse Mission and at rest homes. MISSION CLUB OFFICERS: Mr. Vander Haak, sponsorg W. Libolt, Pres.g D. Van Loo, Vice-Pres.g V. Boxum, sec.g R. De Waard, Treas. Mission Club Encourages growth in Svangelism Back Row: A. Velthuizen, C. Klein, E. Stremler, R. Schut, M. Scheffer, Roosma, S. Timmer, S. Eshuis, V. Kamphouse, C. Bos, J. Dyksterhuis, C. Van Dyken. Fronl Row: J. Jacobson, D. Assink, C. Geleynse, P. Rugters, M. Stremler, D. Assink, D. Van Andel, S. Stadt, Jacobson, V. Nieuwsma, Miss Zylstra, Sponsor. UsHer's C1115 Uigilanfes Back Row.' T. De Witt, D. Starkenburg, G. Kok, B. Hamstra, K. Visser, C. Lenssen, D Hoekstra. Front Row.' F. Starkenburg, H. Bajema, J. Zylstra, J. Sebens, 13. Brandsma, G Vis, S. De Vries. Left to Right: J. Van Ry, L. Leenders, B. Timmer, Mr. Visser, L. Stuurmans. Defiafe Members Develop Speaeing Agility Vanderpol, Adviserg L. Maas, L. Likkel, B. Bode, B. This year the issue for debate was that of nu- clear disarmament. Once again the L.C.H.S. team proved its speaking and debating abilities by faring very well in Northwest interschool de- bate toumaments. Back Row: G. Kok, L. Hendricks, R. Van Dragt, D. Gross, L. Vander Haak, W. Lankhaar. Front Row: L. Bosman, A. Steensma, j. Houg B. Koetje, Mrs. Meenk, Sponsor. Camera Cluli Kearns Photography Methods The ten members of this organi- zation learned some new and interesting techniques for taking pictures. They also learned modern methods of developing. 28 Back Row: D. Assink, D. De Jong, E. Tolsma, R. Vander Pol, L. Stadt, A. De Boer, P. Holleman, C. Klein, M. Sterk, A. Scholten, L. Leenders, E. Visser, S. Dykshoorn, Vander Giessen, S. Timmer, N. Buys, V. Boxum, K. Hoksbergen. Second Row: J. Roosma, A. Schouten, H. Timmer, J. Dyksterhuis, J. Van Lohuizen, P. Lenssen, K. Van Loo, M. Nonhoff, M. Van Loo, K. Sebens, A. Heeringa, J. Houg, A. Steensma, L. Maas, j. Van Ry, M. Scheffer. Front Row: E. Stremler, L. Likkel, H. Heida, C. Geleynse, V. Kamphouse, L. Kaemingk, S. Veltkamp, D. Assink, L. Bosman, B. Koetje, D. Hendricks, R. De Waard, R. De Waard, M. Stremler. Boy's and Qirrs Ciugs Back Row: A. Meilema, R. Knutzen, G. Van Aalsburg, S. Boxum, G. Terpstra, E. Huisingh, H. Cook, G. Van Loo, L. Honcoop, D. Likkel, L. Hendricks, A. Van Weerdhuizen, B. Hendricks, D. Vos. Second Row: G. Van Corbach, P. Hoekema, L. Vander Woude, J. Oostra, V. Meenderinck, H. Vander Pol, K. Kok, S. Lankhaar, D. Petersen, G. Kamps, L. Honcoop, J. Heeringa, B. Bode. Front Row.' Sebens, De Jong, W. Libolt, D. Brink, P. Dykstra, B. Bode, B. Brandsrna, B. Hamstra, S. De Vries, D. Starkenburg, J. Kramer. Pep Club Builds School Spirit This year school spirit and loyalty were en- thusiastically displayed by the Pep Club during the football and basketball seasons. The club, whose membership includes junior and senior girls, was a great asset to a successful season. They gave full support to the cheerleaders and they cheered the LYNCS on to the second place position in the State Basketball Tournament. This year the Pep Club honored all the athletic stars and their coaches with an all-sports ban' quet. 30 OFFICERS: R. De Waard, Pres.g H. Heida, Vice pres.g V. Boxum, Treas.g R. Vander Pol, Sec. Drill Zeam The drill team provided excellent entertainment dur- ing the half time of our home basketball games. This group, which is selected from girls in the junior and senior classes, spent Monday nights practicing the pinwheel, rear double marches, and steps. .The drill leader was Marcia Van Loo and Carol Klein, the assistant. Back Row: j. Roosma, M. Sterk, D. Van Andel, R. Vander Pol, J. Vander Giessen, lloug. Second Rom: R De Wuard, R. De Waard, V. Boxum, K. Sebens, H. Timmer, B. Kooy. Third Row: L. Bosman, S. Ifshuis, C Klein, l.. Van Lohuizen, J. Botting, B. Koetje. Front Row: P. llolleman, D. Assink, D. Assink, L. Kaeminglt K. Van Ry, P. llendricks. ABSIENT: ll. Staal SUBSTITUTES: C. Geleynse R. Schut D. Van Andel 31 32 Spvrfs Building Strong Pfiysical Bodies Our Heroes-- iln Victory Or Defeat This year the morale of the school was raised to a new height by the addition of football to the athletic program. In spite of in- juries and losses, our team put up a good fight. Our heroes began the season with a win over the Ferndale Jay- vees. The season was climaxed when the Lyncs clashed with their cross-town rivals, the Lions. Opponent We They Ferndale Jayvees 19 0 Blaine O 19 Meridian 25 40 Nooksack 6 32 Lynden 13 34 Mt. Baker 0 21 TEAM CAPTAIN D. Douma D- Brink B. Hamstra j. Sebens B. Brandsma G. Terpstra 34 N., Back Row: Mr. Dc lloog, Coachg Mr. Timmer, Mr. Draayer, Assistant coachcsg Ii. Iluisingh, I.. Iloncoop, A. Mellcmn, Managers. 'lIlJi7'IlROIl1.' G. Starkcnburg, D. Ilendricks, Ii. Bode, D. I.ikkeI, I3. Hendricks, II. Cook, I.. Vander Woude, M. Ilamstru, I.. Iloncoop, W. I.iboIt, S. I7aIwcr, Scorckeeper. Sccmm' Row: -I. Ilccringa, G. Kamps, G. Vander Huck, S. Iloxum, D. liovenkump, C. Lensscn, D. Meyer, D. Sturkcnburg, D. Rugtcrs, I.. Hendricks. Ifmnf Row: D. Ilrink, D. Doumu, P. Iloekcmu, Ii. Bode, IJ. Dykstra, G. Terpstrn, Scbens, G. Van I.oo, II. Vander Pol, IB. Ilumstra, Ii. Ilrandsmu II. Vander Pol B. Bode G. Van Loo P. Dykstra P. Hoekema 35 X., 55.2 Big Qame At the big game, the enthusiasm was not dampened by cold feet, mud, and rain. This spirit was evident in attendance at football turnout and student body and community support of our team. Although losses were suffered, determination prevailed through- out the game. Everyone was satisfied just to be there and play good Sportsman-like football. 36 an f -' L L',,V.s' ' Jw 6 55:41 X' Q S .W .. if Rd ig , 5- q,'xnF Q! Wx I ml W ' i i y, S' pu f jg ff if .. all f A : J wifes- X 5 7 , 4 1 .K Q i ,, Xa, . I ,u Jw, - xi., .f 3 if M ' I 3 i'fJf5' Q9 -5- . f ff' e Efxfl , , K . S.,-Tx Q F3 f ay , s - 14 . K , A - 13 Nl' ' Q Q, It X57 'XX 'fgbw 1 X RQPAQ 1 'Y K 2 ,- 'hh ,. is , x i' .J 5, wt U x, Q ON I 3 72 f ,AWN M 'a 4 .2 aoqgiilsffgw . Y we Ate Wie Mighty Bynes P. Hoekema, B. Bode, A. Van Weerdhuizen, D. Douma, j. Kramer, P. Dykstra, H. Boxum, D. Hendricks, S. Lankhaar, D. Brink. MANAGERS: G. Van Loo, V. Mcenderinck. ASSISTANT COACH: Mr. B. Korthuis. COACH: Mr. G. Timmer. 38 The 1964-65 basketball season began with close and exciting contests with Lynden and other teams in our county. The team picked up important victories in preparation for the District Tournament. After beating Lake Stevens the LYNCS stomped the Lynden Lions for the first time in basket- ball history. After defeating Blaine our team claimed the title of Northwest District Champions! After four thrilling games at the State Basketball Tournament in Tacoma our Cinderella Kids came back with a glass slipper in the form of the second place trophy! It was a very successful and exciting season. 5 Mis 4 ' I ,, .I ,, EE as ' J C I N QW If S! Q Q fg , I M x W' ii, 1 J 1 Mqwfnfk A-u837g,..gp,M 3-gk EW? 5 t X Q Y iw! i.. 'ssh . 4. 1 . i . -an-4, 1 , J l if Q F fighting team. I to ff exe l ' lt was an exciting, thrilling season: X I 'xl 'tml iq stater, Dean Douma, accepted the state second:-place trophy for all our Cinderella kids. High fights The coach reflected on the successfulbasketball season at Homecoming. -:and what a team! ,nv 'inlvv if , K I . I , : 5 :YK fx, -61: F ,rl lr hgli be fax gg nf, ' Hur gy f ,gf 1 Q fr' xi :wa 'Q . K X 3 3 'X 3 4 , fl E N 1 EI' 11 4. M Swv I , , , Fi R' , .- 1 '-W ' W 2 'MEMRI Q sw .S Q HMV T, M-,T M M ,mv ia. mg'- fm ,gg ,F ' Hx Q s f' 1 Jw is iii? :iff .f ii - fgnm ' , . JA . .L Q 1 3 gf I 1 vig , ' . L , .g ,13 - 5,2 if? ll ZW ,Q 2552: if ' A 9211111668 Scorehoarci With eight wins and ten losses the Jayvees had a losing season this year. However, the players displayed the fighting spirit which all LYNCS must have. They also re- ceived valuable playing experience needed to boost the team to victory in future years. OPPONENT Abbotsford Mt. Baker Chilliwack Nooksack Langley Blaine Lynden' Mt. Baker' Blaine Meridian' Nooksack' La Conner Mt. Baker' Lynden' Blaine' Darrington Meridian' Nooksack' 'League Gam R. Bode, E. Huisingh, K. Kok, D. De Waard, P. Roorda, D. Bulthuis, S. Boxum, L. Honcoop, R. Van Soest, Van Beek, R. Knutzen, Mr. Korthuis, Coach. Absent: E. Roosma. 85 THEY 60 51 12 46 36 52 52 32 58 37 53 21 39 -46 54 28 33 53 43 Hynes Co-champions in County feague Baseball BACK ROW: Mr. Draayer, Coachg D. Brink, D. Douma, B. Brandsma, B. Bode, G. Van Loo. SECOND ROW: E. Roosma, B. Hendricks, K. Kok, D. De Waard. THIRD ROW: E. Huisingh, D. Hendricks, K. Bosman. FRONT ROW: B. Bode, S. Faber, statisticrng B. Roosma, manager. OPPONENT Ferndale Ferndale Bellingham J. Bellingham Nooksack Lynden Meridian Meridian Blaine Blaine Mt. Baker Mt. Baker Lynden Nooksnck Kings Garden Kings Garden V. V. WE THEY 3 O 0 3 9 4 2 2 9 0 14 0 1 2 1 0 1 O 1 0 3 2 3 O 5 1 4 5 11 O 7 5 Coach Draayer's LYNCS, even after losing that heartbreaker to the Nooksack Valley Pioneers, earned a first place tie with the Blaine Border- ites who suffered two defeats at the hands of the LYNCS earlier in the seas on. Excellent pitching by Bruce Bode and Dean Douma and also the spectacular catching of Bob Brandsma kept the LYNCS on top throughout the season. 44 Q , F, rw' . W '45N9?g X' , ' .t Q. V Aki' K . jim- A E4 - ' ,3,,,e.e.5if:i:x,L -. Aw A-J . QV Q if +,fs ,,,,ns--M -fs A-K UW X.. f wk . ' ,V F- 1' if ,, 5 '. . ,, - N..-.z.,.- 1, 5? -Bw Mk, .J 419.5 x -. f' , f ,dlfivf .- g Q V5 ' Q I 3 5 24, 3 i MR ' . f Q ig if 'X P i s W X ,H 5 my f v J agp s few 'Q ,Q if A A It , A v u! ,L V ,. . ZA., A , L 'X 'W A .Mn --,x..a -1 BACK ROW: Mr. Smith, Track Coachg A. Van Weerdhuizen, D. Petersen, M. Statema, D. Buthuis, R. Knutzen, G. Van Corbach, S. Lankhaar, Mr. Korthuis, Cross Country Coach. SECOND ROW: L. Vander Woude, G. Terp- stra, S. Hoxum, G. Starkenburg, P. Roorda, H. Vander Pol, G. Van Aalsburg. FRONT ROW: S. Lenssen, H. Cook, M. llamstra, D. Bovenkamp, P. Hoekema, G. Vander Hoek. Runner: Dale Petersen Pole Vuultt Arie Van Weetdhuizen Varsity Oracle . and Cross Country Zeam Our cross country competed mostly with AA schools through invitation. They did quite well by winning meets against four A schools, nine AA schools, and losing to sixteen AA schools. In the Conference Meet held at Burlington-Edison, the outstanding performer for LCHS was Arie Van Weerdhuizen who placed fifth, out of about 120 competitors, and won a medal. The track team composed of 1 senior, 7 juniors, i and 11 sophomores made an outstanding perform- ' i ance this year. New records were set by Gord i'. Q1 ' - ' Terpstra and Arie Van Weerdhuizen, who earned t A a trip to the state track tournament in Ellensburg. 33,4 .. Arie set a county record in the two-mile. The f--I -nygsg J iw 'ff 4 . . . . . . Y V? f A Y ' thin-clads gained much recognition this season. i.?m.?,l,:Q. ,l.g,.A 5 r if ,W . 54 LV 6 .xt-5,1 1 lYf'ff2,?Vp,w 2,'.K,f.-, 3,1 K 3 Ws-ff.2'f'r2'f:'-wi:r'3'f2. - i?k-f..'3w- vit? ' W' I iris. it ff 1 'f2LS'f.vgi'. Wifi 4 . 'if V rs.. ,3,f,,,g.g. fr 4.4 .1 .Q 4. ck xi- 4, lx, 99,1 g 1--.1 yy.. A, Ll 1 14,4 A . 4 4 ' .sf-wr f or ' T. Z21,.aQ,1,. s i -0. .hx . gs K ,A 255 Mn XM NN is ' ' an mp., . ' K N. iw, A A ine, ff' ' Af' . wwf A M1 -, X L. , L L KVK: , X MY my 3 11 .ggi 'f ,ig J . ' 4 W-X N.-M M, sxmgfsggw Mm WM ...M .mm ' ' A A M W1 A K 5 3 X - ,M Scoregoard OPPONET WE THEY Nooksack 36 34 Lions 24 28 Abbotsford 47 57 Mt. Baker 42 48 Lions 31 51 Blaine 48 23 Abbotsford 51 29 Ferndale 38 35 Meridian 42 46 Nooksack 40 41 S. De Heer j. Kok N. Wiersma P. Steensma L. Vander Mey A. Schouten gresgman Basleetgall BACK ROW: Mr. De Hoog, Coachg J. Koetje, managerg D. Roosendaal, Van Loo, V. Haveman, V. Korthuis, G. Ilaak, D. Houma, L. Terpstra, W. Feenstra, manager. FRONT ROW: J. Libolt, managerg B. Kramer, K. Van Aal- sburg, C. Meenderinck, -I. De Jong, R. Bode, K. Vander Hoek, G. Van Ry, B. Vander Haak, B. Hoekema, manager 1 48 BACK ROW: L. Bos, N Brandsma V Haveman,M Vander Kool manager THIRD ROW Mr De Hoog, Coach Koetje, managergD Boon K Van Aalsburg G hlenbaas I Mulder K Koster manager SECOND ROW L Scholten, D. Bouma B Vander Haak W Vander Hage R Bode FRONT ROW G Haak V Korrhurs, D Roosendaal, C. Meendermck 3resHman Basegall Scoregoard OPPON ENT Lions Ferndale Meridian Mr. Baker Nooksack Blaine 50 Student 5115 Building Social Hives Mrs. Richcndrfer fared well in her attempts to keep her balloon. Mixer Develops geeling of Unity After tl e games refreshments were served. fm he-'is The first social event of the school year was a memorable occasion for freshmen, new students, and new teachers. Every- one enjoyed the unusual freshmen initi- ation which consisted of the girls push- ing pennies with their noses across the gym floor and the boys on their knees blowing feathers. The new teachers were initiatedg they crawled across the floor blowing balloons into the air. Remind- ing them from behind was a flyswatter. After several exciting games, girls and boys were matched for eating lunch. . .K . ,, Always an interesting feature is the freshman initiation. Boy meets girl--in this case a freshman boy- and a senior girl! Assemlilies Build Closer Relationship Among Students The majority of students supported Barry Goldwater in our mock election. Students and faculty gather in our school gym for assembly meetings which are held at various times throughout the year. Most of the assemblies were lively pep rallies for important basketball games. At these rallies the cheerleaders would also put on short skits to build up the enthusiasm for our games. Other as- semblies included: The johnson-Goldwater mock election, the Senior assembly and the all-school talent in which each class participated in two categories--music and drama. The judges gave first place prize to the Senior class for their en- tries. Later in the year the ASB election and awards assemblies were held. and the prince had found his Cinderella! ,t 2. 29.511 l West wi V' ,Y Mothers' 5ea Pretty as a picture was Eileen modeled this dress, one of this poncho modeled the popular fashions this spring. by Barb Koetje. gallery o i As young models stepped through a large gilded picture frame, pivoted on a platform, and saun- tered down aisles, narrators described their striking fashions. The scene was not Paris, but the LCHS gym the evening of the Mother's Silver Tea. The theme was A Gallery of Fashion. The girls, under the supervision of Mrs. Rich- endrfer had put many hours into the stitching of their garments. They were well rewarded for their work by the appreciative oohs and aahs of their mothers and friends. At the close of the program refreshments, pre- pared by the Freshmen home economists, were served. janet posed in this lovely dress she made. gashion Mothers and daughters enjoyed a tea after the fashion show. Connecticut ljannee 4- .- W., in King Artnufs Ztie Cast Hank Bennett . . . .............. . . . . Marion...... Mrs. Bennett . . King Arthur . . . Queen Guenever Merlin ..... Sir Sagramor . . Clarence . . . Elaine ........... Queen Morgan L Sandy ....... jj Court . . . Bruce Bode Audrey lleeringa Ruth Vander Pol . . . Ted De Witt Laurie Maas . Steve Phillips Duane Van Loo . Vivian Boxum . Helen Timmer . . . Larry Vander Haak Sir Launcelot ....... e Fay . . . . . . Lorraine Likkel . . Emma Tolsma 55 my ,.-. M fgx .Ari A .fs Q X is 6 ex Ai W4 Lk .E i .:: . A f Nw. . ,::f3.fg, WQQQRQA, f . ' 5 23 491, L 1 11 if F ,tsmj nf ww x W vas, 'nf ' The monkeys were one of the chief at- tractions at the Stanley Park Zoo. For the seniors, a memorable day was begun when two buses, filled with 78 spirited students and sponsors, left for Vancouver, B.C. Their first stop was Stanley Park. After honda rides, golfing, hiking., and monkey observation at the park, the class visited Capilano Canyon. Here everyone daringly crossed the suspen-2 sion bridge. Next the Grouse Mountain chair lift took the seniors seemingly in: to the clouds, and to the mountain lodge for hot dogs, music, and snowballing. The seniors concluded the trip with a Chinese dinner in Whalley, B.C and returned to Lynden tired but happy. Most of the seniors dared to cross the swinging bridge nt Cnpilano Canyon. Athletes Honored at Everyone enjoyed an evening of entertainment and delicious food in the beautiful setting. Mr. De Jong lightened the evening with his humorous jokes and stories. The Pep Club broke tradition by honoring all sports participants as its banquet, A Royal Ball. Another tradition was broken with the presentation of small trophies to the senior athletes. Several trophies were awarded to out- standing senior athletes. The Inspirational Award for football went to Dean Uouma and Bruce Bode. Pete Dykstra received the Coaches Award. In basketball Dean, our outstanding star, received the Player of the Year award, and the Darigold Sportsmanship with Bruce Bode. Arie Van Weerdhuizen, who broke several school and county records received the Track and Cross Country Awards. The Whatcom County Coaches Association honored Sam Faber with a special award for his service as Statistician. The coaches at LCHS presented him with a similar award. 5f:g5'55f,ffsfQ 5 w .--: JQLEWXW - 'U A 5 xv fp X .ek N. X X. X .MQW Q, KAK. . 0. F55 X. f Mx -V . sl ....x ,... . ,w.X..m,, .,..x. NM. .:,,!1,i.:cX 3 8 ' X A ww ,W sf R S Rx is S NN' I A ,G A RSF S 5 ft --rf N3 X M 5' .ll . X - ? - X 1 V . . Q x W' f j, 5 f KV7f.,UZ,lAZ 6.-6.112 1 'sig fffrjjfgjfduffi. ,A V ggkwl 1575 ,i!,f,f'ff'f,f, 1 Mzlfff 1 , f 11' ff 7,- f ,,2ffffMf 5' lfffff W4 571111 ffilgfhhllflf ..,.., . K W f :QI . The beautiful setting of the LCHS 65 was the Crystal Ballroom of the Leopold Hotel unzots say on U gage Sailors Bob and john served the delicious punch. 60 Finishing touches were added to the HLCHS 65 when the Juniors formally entertained the seniors with an evening of fun and fellowship in a naval atmosphere The program which Clllded a barbershop octet flute solo and the reading of the Log was highlighted by the appoint ment of the Captain and the First Mate T e seniors were kept on edge until their futures were revealed to them. Mr. Leo Van Zanten, the featured entertainer provided music and bits of gossip. The ship will soon be launched on life's seag may it take Christ as its Pilot to chart its course to safety. 1 , in I v . . t ,va ,q ig., gf? ' 55 N . if Q Q- 5 Then there's this story about. . . said the master of ceremonies, Doug Bulthuis. Audrey and Doug revealed to the seniors their futures to S The barbershop octet sang several entertaining num- bers . Mr. Leo Van Zanten was the featured folk singer and gossiper. 61 3- 5: r.., H ' . 1. , ' . l T 55 V' , - 1 X15 it , .. 4 K '44 , QT Er . LL 1', , ' ' ' k'miH3i'5uuw:-Huw i 5 ' lx 'Wk MQXVQW5' K ,Q v I W A '14 Vw. -KK 32, llndfrclassmcu Building, Progressing saga year CLASS OFFICERS: K. Van Aalsburg, ASB Rep.g D. Roosendaal, vice-pres.g G. Van Ry, pres.g B. lleeringa, sec.g C. Meenderinclc, treas.g A. Schouten, ASB Rep.g Mr. lllankers, Mr. De lloog, Sponsors. jim Baron jane Bode 1, ,., I Randy Bode X, f K Carole Bogaard K .Vim :EH f :' ada q Dale Boon Lloyd Bos 1555 e' xg , ,f ' a 2 l r y .. X Ku - 'pw' 'vga is Hresnmen Class may XM .Y if ., l.,.,t,' A V .. W Y .nc in A ff ' . Eileen Bosm an Karen Bo sm an Marlae Bo sman Todd Bo sman Denny Houma Norman Brandsma Kathy Brune Dave Buy s Sharon De Heer john De Jong Clement De Valois Virginia De Vries if NM R ,H x max Y 1,.X,.., 4 if L. Such contented boys--and no girls. A 'GA Dolores De Young Margaret Dykstra Glen Elenbaas Bonnie Eshuis Wendell Feenstra Linda Gibson Sharon Gro en Go rdon llaak Vern llavemen Bev lleeringa Linda lleutink Brent lloekema Sylvia llolleman janet Kaemingk llessel Kielstra jim Koetje Janice Kok Louis Kooistra 65 'X 3x kk Zigi W TB K .A ll lx will ,, fig? 53 Vcrlyn Korthuis jerry Libolt 1 .- . g.i.k ,: . f ,L 5. . . 'Q P' I f 4' li! 3 A J + 1 S J it it lav a, s f ig' wx :E F 1 u ae, Q Nl ma Q K K i 2l.. . 5533 S 1: 'xx Glen Kortlever Kenneth Likkel :S Q35 .- X 1: sl as f 'SN Shi A quiet study hall-some times. 3resHmen Wilford Maas Condel Meenderinck Curtis Meenderinck ,,,1?f,i X sw its Gladys Meenk I ' 't . V Q ,Iliad ,J - yung Joanne Mulder john Mulder Nancy Petersen Marilyn Pl agerman Darryl Roosendaal Douglas Roosma Marjorie Roosma Geral d Ro zeboom Le Roy Scholten Alyda Schouten Janis Se ben s Beverly Staal View af ? 4- 5 XXXG Ax !A l it s it 5 14455 -S3 -f'h' - '1'2 V t Q, X 'jg . ni !riXb? A f A' XX , N st Q- 2 M351 -A i. X1 M - x Mary Ann Starkenburg Paulette Steensma Shirley Streml er Les Terpstra Ken Van Aalsburg Ron Vander Griend Ruth Vander Griend Bob Vander Haak Will Vander Hage Ken Vander Hoek Edna Vander Meulen Lynda Vander Mey jack Van Loo Gary Van Ry Sharlotte Visser Sharon Weg Nyla Wiersma Kent Yonker Absen t: Pierson lloekema Kenneth Koster Bob Kramer Randy Leenders Harris Nieuwsma Forrest Stremler Doug Van Boven Marlin Vander Kooi james Zylstra 67 Ik . Marlin displays his shop skills. Betty Assink Kathy Bajexnu Vicki Biesheuvel Robert Bode Wilma B0 ersema Karl Bosman CLASS OFFICERS: Mr. De long, Mr. Stegink, Mr. Vander Pol, Sponsorsg K. Vellema, ASB Rep.g D. De Waard, ASB Rep.g C. De Boer, 'l'reas.g D. llendriclcs, Vice- Pres.g M. Timmer, Sec.g S. Boxum, Pres. Sopnomore Class Rich Hosman llerman Bouma Dale Bovenkamp M A fi ? ' F2 f r . , iiii E 5 fy ,- :with l 11 -x ii L f.. .55 wr X Y Elaine Boxum Steve BO xum Susan Bulthuis Herm Cook X V ' Carol De Boer X . 1 l. -, - .5 W Q K. H- L -fi: Donna De Boer Len De Hoog Harlean DeVries Dick DeWaard . ::.-, - . 3' i 1 3. 1 ? 'MW , T Y:-VW? ., Rf' S- fl sw 68 ri K X if Q t' X 9 3 Y A X. tw Helen Dyk shoorn Lois Dyksterhuis Duane Dykstra ii X Ken Elenbaas Clara Goudswaard Gloria Haak Mik e Ham stra Sen a He eringa Dale Hendricks Larry Honcoop Ed Huisingh Janice Jager Bill Kamphouse Kathy Kingma . W ' Jim Klunder Linda Knutzen W 7 JP I so I w. 'Q ks 'Y 54 s 4 it Xiu W K 6 ggi L 'zap'- August Kooistra Charlene Kooy we UV Leroy Komelis Clarice Kortlever 'KW' Stan Lenssen Kathy Lows Larry Meeboer Andy Mellema I r Students make good use of study hall. Sop Homores john Ro orda Ph il Ro orda Bob Roosma Elmer Roosma Donna Sche ffer Sally Scheffer . Marilyn Scholten Darl ene Scaal Gord Starkenburg Shirley Statema . , Mike Terpsma - Gord Terpstra S .. 'K 'li Carol I eVelde 'I illic 'I ichelaar Marlene Timmer Gerald Van Aalsburg Bettie Mellema Boyle Meyer 3 i Q . :-' 2. if J If V ,251 ,Y Priscilla Mulder Henry Oostra AI, ,J QQ My ...fe Connie Van Andel David Van Boven G0rdon VanCorbach Nelvina VanDen Top Annette Vander Giessen Gerald Vander Hoek Gerald Vander Kooi Rick Vander May jerry Van Kooten jim Van Ry Nancy Van Ry Gary Van Loo Ron Van Soc-:st jane Van We erdhuizen Karen Vellema Henrietta Velthuizen Randy Ve rs teeg Evert Vis jelte Visser Karen Visser Janis Zylstra 71 Absent: Leslie Stuurmans Barbara 'l rmmer Kathy Vander Vcen CLASS OFFICERS: H. Boxum, Pres. N. Buys, Treas.g R. Knutzen, ASB Rep.g L. Leenders, ASB Rep.g D. Brink, Vice-Pres.g P. Hendricks, Sec.3 Mr. Korthuis, Mr. Draayer, Mrs. Meenk, Sponsors. Diane Assink Donna Assink Charlotte Bos joan Bosman Gretta Bouwman Harv Bo xum unior Class Doug Brink 4 , Doug Bulthuis 'I 4 F' ' is A4612 .,,! sf J Bert Busmk - 1.5: -M W S Nella Buys judre Brune Adriana De Hoog Cheri Dc Hoog Elaine De Vaiois Frank Dykshoorn Marvin Dyk shoorn A Bonnie De Waard .i 1 , I Larry De Young ,. Fpig 'f' , 'if :9'?Ef '1:Q4i 2..lL- . , . sff5rigvjxg.4ga55,,A 5 A i f-Q5 if f Lf 1 i 72 . r. n rr S4 gi lk . S K 'i rt' X A jan Dyksterhuis Ernie Dykstra Shirley Eshuis Carol Geleynse Linda Haak Frances Helder Ben Hendricks Patti Hendricks Percy Hoek ema Dennis lloekstra Kathy lloksbergen Patsy llolleman jean Jacobson june Jacobson Elmer Kaemingk Linda Kaemingk Virgil Kamphouse Carol K bin Randy Knutzen Ken Kok jim Kramer Steve Lankhaar Willie Libolt Larry Matter 73 Vern Meenderinck Geneva Nieuwsma Vivian Ni euwsma Wayne Nonhoff Shirley Noordeloos Gale Nyland Dale Petersen John Plagerman Janice Roo sma Dale Rutgers Pam Rutgers J im Sche ffer Marilyn Scheffer Arlene Scholten Connie Scholten Ruth Schur uniors Dennis Schuyleman Dick Som Marlin Statema john Sterk Marilyn Sterk Eleanor Stremler Maribeth Stremler Wanda Te Velde 74 1 S' v .ef X mi, 'Q ' 5 3-.3 i ,g . , s aim. 1 ' fm - .an- vnu. Q-ml N Sharon Timmer Doreen Van Andel if li , Q X5 if K L. X 1 A e 2 5 . ggi-T ' W ' ' o ' iff? , 4 fx: XF! i , L Q. vi Harold Van Beck john Van Boven Q . Wi- .5 Speak ro one another of psalms and of holy writings. 'Ioan Vander Giessen llarry Vander Mey Lois Vander Molen Harold Vander Pol Len Vander Woude Carol Van Dyken Karen Van Ry Alycc Von Zanren Audrey Velthuizen Sully Yelrknmp Eileen Visser Don Vos Au drey Warm ink 75 .'lfvscrz!.' Tim llosman Don Clark john De Jong Linda Leenders -v-.5-if Vernon Slams john Oostra Sharon Stud: lielsy Smtema liarlmra Visser 'sr' I -Ly. W W 4... Smizfrs Building A Past got 5542 gufure M w' 'Ni CLASS OFFICERS: H. Bajema, Vice-pres., Mr. Timmer, Sponsorg A. Vander Griend, ASB Rep.3 A. Heeringa, Sec.g J. Sebens, ASB Rep.g M. De Jong, Treas.g Miss Haverhals, Sponsorg D. Van Loo, Pres. ABSENT: Mr. Vander Haak, Sponsor. Senior Class EQff,i,Mfjf0 CLASS SONG Lord Speak To Me, That I May Speakl' CLASS COLORS Mint Green and Ice Blue CLASS FLOWERS Mint Green Majestic Daisies We look back and recall the events and exper- iences that built our lives to this point. We remember the school work, the homework, the different classes and subjects, and how they contributed to our Christian education. We re- member the exciting athletic contests, and especially the state basketball tournament. We remember the parties, the banquets, the assem- blies, our class play, and Senior Trip Day. We remember graduation. We look ahead and know that the past at Lynden Christian High School built our lives for the future. 78 Harvey Bajema Bruce Bode Seniors Gary Bode William Bode Lorinda Bo sman Judith Bo tting Vivian Boxum Robert Brandsma Dennis Brink Alice De Boer Marlene De Jong 79 fa? Ronald De Valois Stan De Vr1es Ruby De Waard Ruth De Waard Ted De Wxtt Dean Douma Shirley Dykshoorn Lmda Dykstra 80 Pete Dykstra Elleen Elenbaas Semors Sam Faber Don Gross Bob Hams tra 1 9 6 5 Audrey Heeringa Jim Heeringa Hazel Heida Darlene Hendricks Larry Hendricks Lewis Hoksbergen Len Honcoop Janet Houg Yvonne Jacobson 81 Gerard Kamps Barbara Koetje Greg Kok Barbara Kooy Walt Lankhaar Curtis Lenssen Lorraine Likkel Laurie Maas 19 6 5 Allen Molendyk Phyllis Lenssen Duane Likkel 82 Marilyn Nonhoff Judy Nyland Seniors Steve Phillips Gladys Roos ma Dick Rutgers Audrey Schouten Jerry Sebens Karen Sebens Helen Staal Lynn Stadt Dale Starkenburg 'R YZ? rdf Fra nk Starkenburg Audrie Steensma Pat Vander Hoek Virgil Stremler Helen Timmer Ruth Vander Pol 'QA f 'ihn JUN 859' Emma Tolsma Sharon Van Boven Anne Vander Ve gre Adrra Vander Grrend Larry Vander Haak Randy Van Dragt 84 -Owl , V -A xl I' A W. fs-fl Y, . Jo Ann Van Lohuizen Linda Van Lohuizen Walter Vis Duane Van Loo Karen Van L00 Ken Visser ,. 5' xii Y .sv K Marcia Van Loo Janice Van Ry jerry Vos Arie Van Weerdhuizen Gerrit Vis jerry Zyls tra For the seniors this impressive service was a challenge and an inspiration. Baccalaureate Service Audrey Warmink sang My Task for the special number. Rev. Petersen addressed the class on the motto, ll Use Me, Lord. Doug Bulthuis, Janice Roosma, Cheri De Hoog, and Harv Boxum ushered the seniors down the aisle. Marcia Van Loo and Adria Vander Griend sang a duet for the special number. Qracluation Exercises Gladys Roosma, the senior class speaker, gave her speech on Mr. Joe T. De Jong presented each the theme, Use Me, Lord. senior his diploma. fb I ' U BACK ROW: R. DeValois, L. Honcoop, P. Dykstra, R. Van Dragt, D. Gross, D. Van Loo, T. De Witt, R. De Waard R. De'Waard, L. Maas, L. Bosman, L. Dykstra, S. Dykshoorn, L. Stadt. THIRD ROW.' D. Starkenburg, G. Boide, B. Bode, L. Vander Haak, D. Douma, C. Lenssen, B. Hamstra, D. Rugters, G. Kamps, W. Lankhaar, E. Elenbaas, M. Van Loo, A. Steensma, H. Heida, H. Staal, A. De Boer, A. Vander Vegte, V. Boxum, I. Van ' G K k A. Lohuizen, A. Schouten, S. Van Boven, G. Roosma. SECOND ROW: F. Starkenburg, S. De Vries, . o , Molendyk, j. Sebens, L. Hoksbergen, H. Bajema, J. Heeringa, V. Stremler, L. Hendricks, E. Tolsma, L. Likkel, R. Vander Pol, A. Heeringa, K. Sebens, D. Hendricks, M. De Jong, L. Van Lohuizen, Y. Jacobsen. FRONT ROW-' G. Vis, D. Likkel, W. Vis, J. Zylstra, B. Bode, S. Phillips, J. Vos, B. Brandsma, K. Visser, S. Faber, J. Houg, A. Vander Griend, B. Kooy, H. Timmer, B. Koetje, P. Lenssen, J. Nyland, K. Van Loo, J. Botting, M. Nonhoff. Scgolarsgips and Awards CALVIN SCHOLARSHIP: Bruce Bode KIWANIS SCHOLARSHIP: Steve Phillips, Ruth and Ruby De Waard CALVIN ALUMNI SCHOLARSHIP: Randy Van Dragt NUCS SCHOLARSHIP: Lorraine Likkel McDONALD'S BARBER COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP: Gerret Vis MCDONALD'S BEAUTY COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP: Yvonne Jacobson DORDT SCHOLARSHIP: Gladys Roosma STUDENT OF THE YEAR: Bruce Bode, Duane Van Loo DON HOVING MEMORIAL: Randy Van Dragt 88 Senior flndex HARVEY BAJEMA Harv Boys Chorus 13 Baseball 13 Mis- sion Club 33 Board Member 33 Vigilantes 43 Class vice-president 4 BRUCE A. BODE - Bruce Freshman Class Pres. 13 Baseball 1,2,3,43 Basketball 1,2,3,43 Foot- ball 43 Cross-Country 2,33 Debate 2,33 ASB vice-president 33 ASB Pres. 43 Choir 2,43 L Club 2,3, 43 Torch Club 2,3,43 Boys Pep Club 13 Mission Club l,2,33 Play Cast 4 GARY L. BODE Gary Boys Chorus 13 Boys Pep Club 13 Choir 43 Hi-Lite 4 WILLIAM BODE Bill Boys Chorus 13 Camera Club 33 Basketball 1,33 Baseball 13 Foot- ball 43 L Club 43 Hi-Lite 4 LORINDA GAY BOSMAN Cbeela Girls Chorus 13 Intramurals l,2,3,43 Camera Club 43 Mission Club 1,2, 3,43 Pep Club 3,43 junior Girls Club 1,23 Drill Team 43 Ushers Club 33 L Club 3,4 JUDITH KAY BOTTING judie Holland C.H.S. 1,23 Gladstone H.S. 33 Pep Club 43 Drill Team 43 Mission Club 4 VIVIAN JOY BOXUM Viv Girls Chorus 13 Junior Girls Club 1,23 vice-president 23 Mission Club 1,2,3,43 Sec. 43 Intramurals 1,2,33 Pep Club 3,43 Treas. 43 Choir 2,3,4Q Madrigals 43 Play Cast 43 L Club 3,43 Drill Team 3,43 Ushers Club 3 ROBERT J. BRANDSMA Brantz Baseball 1,2,3,43 Basketball 13 Vigilantes 3,43 Football 43 L Club 2,3,4 DENNIS BRINK Denny Boys Pep Club 13 Boys Chorus 1 ALICE DE BOER Alice Girls Chorus 13 Pep Club 3,49 junior Girls Club 1,23 Mission Club 1,2,3,43 Intramurals 1,2,35 Office 43 P.E. Assistant 43 Ushers Club 3 MARLENE JOYCE DE JONG Marlene Sunnyside Hih 33 Girls Chorus 13 junior Girls Club 1,23 Treas. 1 Mission Club 1,2,43 L Club 43 Torch Club 23 -Hi-Lite 43 Class Treas. 2,43 Pep Club 43 Office 43 Intramurals 1,2 RONALD DE VALOIS Ron Mission Club 23 Camera Club 3g Torch Club 2,3,4 STAN DE VRIES Stan Baseball Manager 1,23 L' Club 3,43 Boys Chorus 13 Choir 2,33 Vigilantes 4 D THEONNE RUBY DE WAARD Ruby Mission Club 1,2,3,43 Sec. 43 Ushers Club 33 L Club 3,43 Intramurals 1,2,3,43 Pep Club 3,43 Drill Team 3,43 junior Girls Club 1,23 Torch Club 2,3,43 Office 4 WYONNE RUTII DE WAARD Ruth Intramurals 1,2,3,43 Pep Club 3,43 Pres. 43 Mission Club 1,2,3,43 L Club 3,43 Drill Team 3,43 Ushers Club 33 Torch Club 3,43 Girls Club 1,23 Office 4 THEODORE DE WITT Ted Mission Club 13 Boys Pep Club 43 Play Cast 43 Ontario Christian 2,33 Basketball 13 Vigilantes 4 DEAN H. DOUMA Deano Baseball 1,2,3,-43 Basketball 1,2, 3,43 Football 43 Torch Club 23 Class Rep. 1,33 ASB vice-president 43 L Club 2,3,43 Boys Pep Club 13 Mission Club 1,23 Choir 3,4 SHIRLEY DYKSHOORN Shirley Girls Chorus 13 Intramurals 1,2,3Q Mission Club l,2,3,43 L Club 3,43 junior Girls Club 1,23 Pep Club 3,43 Ushers Club 3 89 LINDA DYKSTRA Linda Ushers Club 33 Pep Club 3,43 Girls Chorus 13 Mission Club 1,3,43 Junior Girls Club 1,2 PETE DYKSTRA Cemore Baseball 13 Basketball 1,2,3,43 Track 23 Football 43 L Club 3,43 Boys Chorus 1 EILEEN GAYLE ELENBAAS Eileen junior Girls Club 1,23 Pep Club 3, 43 Intramurals 13 Drill Team 35 Cheerleader 13 Songleader 43 Girls Chorus 13 Mission Club 1,2,3,43 Ushers Club 33 Hi-Lite 4 , SAMUEL FABER Sam Hi-Lite 3,43 Annual Staff 3,43 L Club 3,43 Basketball Manager 1,23 Basketball Statistician 3,43 Boys Glee Club I3 Football Statistician 43 Baseball Manager 13 Baseball Statistician 3,4 DON GROSS Don Camera Club 3,43 vice-president 43 Boys Pep Club 4 BOB HAMSTRA Bob Basketball 1,23 Baseball 13 Cross- Country 2,33 Football 43 Vigilantes 43 Boys Chorus 13 Choir 2,33 L Club 2,3,4 AUDREY DIANE HEERINGA Audrey Girls Intramurals l,2,3Q Junior Girls Club 1,23 L Club 3,43 Mission Club l,2,3,43 Class Sec. 2,43 Play Cast 43 Hi-Lite 43 Editor 43 Ushers Club 33 Pep Club 3,43 Cheerleader 13 Girls Chorus 13 Torch Club 2,3,4 JAMES HEERINGA jim Baseball 13 Basketball 13 Mission Club 2,33 Camera Club 33 Treas. 33 Hi-Lite 43 Football 43 L Club 43 Boys Chorus 1 ' HAZEL HEIDA Hazel Girls Chorus 13 junior Girls Club 1,23 Annual Staff 3,43 Hi-Lite 43 Intramurals 1,23 Ushers Club 33 L Club 3,43 Drill Team 33 Pep Club 3,43 Vicar 43 Mission Club l,2,3,4 DARLENE KAY HENDRICKS Darlene Girls Chorus 13 Girls Club 1,23 Class Treas. 13 Intramurals 1,23 Mission Club l,2,3,4Q Cheerleader' 5,43 Pep Club 3,43 vice-president 33 Choir 3,43 Ushers Club 3 LARRY HENDRICKS Larry Camera Club 3,43 Band l,2,3,43 Football 43 Boys Pep Club 4 LEWIS HOKSBERGEN Lewis Boys Chorus 13 Band 13 Boys Pep Club 13 Mission Club 1 LEONARD M. HONCOOP Len Boys Chorus 13 Choir 2,3,43 Pres. 43 Football 43 Boys Pep Club 43 L Club 43 Mission Club 3,4 JANET LYNN HOUG janet Junior Girls Club 1,23 L Club 3,43 Intramurals l,2,3,43 Cheer- leader 13 Girls Chorus 13 Choir 2,33 Mission Club l,2,3,43 Camera Club 43 Pep Club 3,43 Drill Team 43 Ushers Club 3 YVONNE MARIE JACOBSON Yvonne Junior Girls Club 1,23 Mission Club l,2,3,43 Pep Club 3,43 Intra- murals l,2Q Girls Chorus 13 Ushers Club 3 GERARD KAMPS Gerard Football 4 BARBARA A. KOETJE Barb Intramurals l,2,3,43 Girls Chorus 1,23 Mission Club l,2,3,43 Cheer- leader 13 Junior Girls Club 1,23 Ushers Club 33 L Club 3,43 Pep Club 3,43 Drill Team 3,43 Camera Club 4, Sec. 43 Office 4 GREGORY L. KOK Greg Boys Chorus 13 Came,ra Club 3,43 Debate 33 Annual Staff 43 Boys Pep Club 43 Vigilantes 4 BARBARA KOOY Barb Girls Chorus 1,23 Mission Club l,2,3,43 Junior Girls Club 1,23 Intramurals 1,23 Ushers Club 33 Pep Club 3,43 Drill Team 43 Office 4 WALTER LANKHAAR Walt Camera Club 3,43 Pep Club 1,43 Basketball 13 Baseball 1 CURTIS LENSSEN Curl Football 43 Track 1,23 L Club 43 Vigilantes 4 PHYLLIS ANN LENSSEN Pbyl Junior Girls Club 1,23 Pep Club 3, 43 Intramurals l,2,3,43 Girls Chorus 13 L Club 43 Mission Club 1,2, 3,43 Ushers Club 3 DUANE A. LIKKEL Duane Boys Chorus 13 Camera Club 33 Football 43 L Club 4 LORRAINE LIKKEL Lorraine Girls Chorus 13 Junior Girls Club 1,23 Intramurals 1,23 Mission Club l,2,3,43 Debate Team 2,3,43 Choir 3,43 Pep Club 3,43 Annual Staff 3, 43 Class Rep. 33 ASB Sec. 43 L Club 43 Hi-Lite Staff 43 Play Cast 4 LAURIE ANN MAAS Laurie Cheerleader 2,3,43 Pep Club 2,3,43 Girls Club 1,23 Mission Club 1,2, 3,43 L Club 2,3,43 Torch Club l,2,3,43 Intramurals l,2,33 Play Cast 43 Band 1,2,33 Choir 3,43 Madrigals 43 Octet 4 ALLEN P. MOLENDYK Allen Choir 2,3,43 Band1,2,3,43 Madrigals 43 Octet 43 Boys Pep Club 13 Mis- sion Club 43 Boys Chorus 1 MARILYN NONHOFF Marilyn Mission Club l,2,3,43 Band l,2,3,43 Pep Club 3,43 Intramurals 1,2,33 Ushers Club 33 L Club 3,43 Office 43 Junior Girls Club 1,2 JUDY NYLAND Judy Mission Club l,2,3,43 Junior Girls Club 1,23 Office 3,43 Pep Club 3,43 Girls Chorus 1 STEVE PHILLIPS Steve Watson Groen H.S. 1,23 Camera Club 33 Choir 43 Play Cast 43 Hi- Lite 4 90 GLADYS ROOSMA Gladys Mission Club l,2,3,43 Girls Club 1, 23 Secretary 23 Pep Club 3,43 An- nual Staff 3,43 Editor 43 Girls Chor- us 13 Choir 3,43 Class Secretary 33 Torch Club 2,3,4 DICK C. RUTGERS Diqk Football 43 Vigilantes 33 Boys Chorus 13 L Club 4 AUDREY SCHOUTEN Audrey Girls Chonis 13 Girls Club 1,23 Intramurals l,2,33 Mission Club 1,2, 3,43 Torch Club 2,3,43 Pep Club 3, 43 Ushers Club 33 L Club 3,43 Hi-Lite Staff 43 Annual Staff 4 GERALD E. SEBENS len? Boys Pep Club 1,23 Track l,2,3,43 Vigilantes 3,43 Football 43 Class Rep. 43 L Club 3,4 KAREN J. SEBENS Karen Choir 2,3,43 Pep Club 3,43 Mission Club l,2,3,43 Ushers Club 33 Girls Chorus 13 Girls Club 1,23 L Club 3,43 Drill Team 3,43 Intramural 1,2 HELEN JOYCE STAAL Helen Girls Chorus 13 Pep Club 3,43 Jun- ior Girls Club 33 Mission Club 1,2, 3,43 Drill Team 3,4 LYNN STADT Lynn Girls Chorus 13 Pep Club 3,43 Junior Girls Club 1,23 Intramurals 1,2,33 L Club 2,3,43 Vice Pres. 33 Mission Club l,2,3,43 P.E. Assistant 4 DALE L. STARKENBURG 3 Dale Boys Chorus 13 Basketball 13 Pep Club 1,43 Football 43 Vigilante 4 FRANK STARKENBURG Frank Vice-Pres. 13 Class Pres. 2,33 Vigilantes 43 Boys Pep Club 1,43 Football 4 AUDRIE STEENSMA Audrie Junior Girls Club 1,23 Intramurals l,2,3,43 Annual Staff 43 L Club 3,43 Ushers Club 33 Pep Club 3,43 Camera Club 43 Girls Chorus 13 Mission Club 1,2,3,4 VIRGIL A. STREMLER Virgil Band 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,25 Bas- ketball 1 HELEN KATHLEEN TIMMER Helen Band 2,3,45 Girls Club 1,25 Vice- Pres. 25 Class Treasurer 35 Band Secretary 45 Mission Club 1,2,3,45 Ushers Club 35 Girls Chorus 15 Pep Club 3,45 L Club 3,45 Play Cast 4 EMMA TOLSMA Emma Choir 2,3,45 Girls Chorus 15 Mis- sion Club 1,2,5,45 Girls Club 1,25 Pep Club 3,45 Torch Club 2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 L Club 3,45 Pres. 45 Play Cast 4 SHARON KAE VAN BOVEN Sharon Girls Chorus 15 Choir 25 Intramurals 15 Mission Club 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Junior Girls Club 1,25 Ushers Club 35 Hi-Lite Staff 4 ADRIA VANDER GRIEND Adria Girls Chorus 15 Songleader 15 Girls Club 1,25 Pres. 25 Choir 2,3,45 Mis- sion Club 1,2,3,45 vice-president 35 Pep Club 3,45 Girls Trio 1,2,3,45 Class Rep. 45 Madrigals 4 LARRY VANDER HAAK Larry Western C.H.S. 1,2,35 Camera Club 45 Boys Pep Club 45 Play 4 PATRICIA KAY VANDER HOEK Pat Mission Club-l,2,3,45 Pep Club 3,45 junior Girls Club 1,25 Band 1,25 Intramurals 1,25 Ushers Club 3 RUTH VANDER POL Rutb Girls Chorus 15 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Girls Club 1,25 Choir 2,3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Sec. 45 L Club 3,45 Madrigals 45 Drill Team 45 Torch Club 253,45 Mission Club 1,2,3,45 Play Cast 4 ANNE THERESA VANDER VEGTE Onion Langley 1,2,3S Mission Club 4 RANDALL VAN DRAGT Randy Torch Club 2,3,45 Boys Chorus 1, Camera Club 3,45 Pres. 45 Boys Pep Club 45 Annual Staff 4 JOANN VAN LOHUIZEN jo Intramurals 2,3,45 Girls L Club 3, 45 Mission Club 1,2,3,45 Girls Pep Club 3,45 P.E. Asst. 45 Girls Chor- us 15 junior Girls Club 1,2 LINDA VAN LOHUIZEN Linda Girls Chorus 1,25 junior Girls Club 1,25 Mission Club 1,2,3,45 Ushers Club 35 Drill Team 3,45 Pep Club 3,4 DUANE J. VAN LOO Duane Basketball 1,25 Baseball 15 Track 25 Mission Club 45 Torch Club 2,3, 45 Intramurals 1,2,35 Class Rep. 2, Class Vice-Pres. 35 Pres. 45 Band Pres. 35 Mission Club Vice-Pres. 45 Hi-Lite Staff 35 Band 1,2,3,4 KAREN FAY VAN LOO Karen Girls Chorus 1,25 junior Girls Club 1,25 Mission Club 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,4g Manager 45 L Club 2,3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Office4 MARCIA VAN LOO Marcia Choir 2,3545 Mission Club 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Drill Team 3,45 Drill Leader 45 Ushers Club 35 Madrigals Intra- , IRL!! 3,45 Junior Girls Club 1,25 murals 1,2535 Girls Chorus 1' Club 3,45 Girls Trio 1,2,3,4 JANICE CORINE VAN RY janice Girls Chorus 15 Cheerleader 15 junior Girls Club 25 Ushers Club 35 Pep Club 3,45 Mission Club 1,2,3,45 1l2,3,4s L Club 3,45 Girls Trio Choir 2,3,45 Madrigals 3,45 Student Council Rep. 25 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Office 4 ARIE VAN WEERDHUIZEN Arie Basketball 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Cross Country 2,3,45 L Club 2, 3,45 Vice-Pres. 4 GERRIT VIS Gerrit Pep Club 15 Choir 25 Boys Chorus 15 Camera Club 35 Vigilantes 4 WALTER VIS Walt Boys Chorus 15 Pep Club 15 Camera Club 91 KEN VISSER Ken Vigilantes 4 GERALD A. VOS feffy Band 15 Pep Club 45 Mission Club 3 JERRY GLEN ZYLSTRA Pep Club ferry 1,25 Mission Club 1,3 Boys Chorus 15 Vigilantes 4 Sponsors Mr. 8: Mrs. A. Zylstra Mr. 8: Mrs. A1 Vander Veen Mr. 8: Mrs. Ed Compaan Mr. 8: Mrs. J. Veltkamp Rev. 8: Mr s. J. K. Van Baalen Mr. 8: Mrs. P. Douma Mrs. De Young Mr. 8: Mrs. H. G. Kok Mr. Gary Van Loo Mrs. E. Roos Mr. 8: Mrs. S. Starkenburg Starkenburg Bros. Trucking Mr. Ron Starkenburg Mr. 8: Mrs. jake Starkenburg Mr. Gord Starkenburg Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Gerrit Van Andel jim Van Andel Edward Kok John A. Timmer jacob Meenk Georgd Rozeboom Howard Van Aalsburg Ray De Vries Bernard Statema Ed Statema Ray Terpstra Archie Statema Don De Jong Mr. 8: Mrs. Martin Eerkes Mr. 8: Mrs. Rev. 8: Mr Andrew Berkenpas s. B. Byma Mr. 8: Mrs. Peter Bulthuis Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Herman Elenbaas Frank Landaal Mr. 8: Mrs. Henry Tjoelker Mr. 8: Mrs. Herman Te Velde Mr. 8: Mrs. Dick Van Corbach Mr. 8: Mrs. A. Mellema Mr. 8: Mrs. Carl Kortlever Miss Clarice Kortlever J. Zylstra 8: Mrs Mr. 8: Mrs. Ed. Terpsma Mr. 8: Mrs. Henry Terpsma Mr. 8: Mrs. Bernie Schuyleman Mrs. Nelli e Rutgers Mr. 8: Mrs. Don Geleynse Mr. 8: Mrs. Arie Bovenkamp Mr. 8: Mrs. jake De Waard Lynden Vacation Trailer Rental, Mr. Ivan Faber Sales Mr. 8: Mrs. Dick Rutgers Mr. 8: Mrs. Pete Molendyk Rev. 8: Mrs. Miller Miss Margaret De Valois john Nyland Alfred Brink Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Herman Hendricks Mr. 8: Mrs. Arie Vander Hoek Mr. 8: Mrs. Len Lenssen Neighborhood Store Mr. 8: Mrs. Frank Dykshoorn Neil Cook W. J. Van Lohuizen Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. B. Boxum Mr. 8: Mrs. B. E. Brune Fred Likkel Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Sponsors 8: Mrs. D. Van Kooten 8: Mrs. M. Stuurmans 8: Mrs. A. Roorda Phil Roorda 8: Mrs. 8: Mrs 8: Mrs 8: Mrs 8: Mrs 8: Mrs 8: Mrs 8: Mrs 8: Mrs 8: Mrs 8: Mrs 8: Mrs 8: Mrs Wm. Van Wyk Gerrit Zoet John W. Helder Sidney Ostema Bill Wagter Bernard Bode Al Haak Robert Kiel Frans. Vander Griend Joe T. De Jong Peter Starkenburg Harvey Timmer Frank Roosma Elmer Roosma Gord Terpstra 8: Mrs. Erwin Terpstra Herman Bouma Mr. 8: Mrs. Be n He ndricks Miss Arlene Vander Hoek Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Simon Bezemer Dick Vander Hoek B. C. Van Kooten Mr. 8: Mrs. Peter Vander Hoek Mr. 8: Mrs. Clarence Vander Griend Mr. 8: Mrs. Iohn Snapper Mina Roosendaal Rena Bajema Cornelia Plaatsman Jennie Bakker Francis Bakker Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. John P. De Jong Mr. 8: Mrs. Wm. C. Van Dyken Mr. 8: Mrs. joe Van Ry Mr. 8: Mrs. Adrian Van Ry Mr. 8: Mrs. Herman Lows Mr. Gordon Van Corbach Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. H. Vander Giessen M..Schouten Mr. 8: Mrs. D. Vander Griend Mr. 8: Mrs. D. De Young Mr. 8: Mrs. D. De Boer Mrs. Pearl Heutink Mr. 8: Mrs. A. Van Dalfsen Mr. 8: Mrs. Harold Van Soest Mr. Ronald Van Soest Egbert Maas Peter Molendyk Robert Nonhoff john Nyland . Marjorie Phillips Mr. 8: Mrs. Wm. Heusinkveld Mr, Senior Parents Mr. 8: Mrs. Dewey Bajema MI- 8: Mrs Mr. 8: Mrs. Bernard Bode Mr- 8: Mrs Mr. 8: Mrs. Bill Bode MI- 8: MIS Mr. 8: Mrs. Teunis Bode Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Albert Bosman MI- 8: MIS Rev. 8: Mrs. john Botting MIS Mr. 8: Mrs. Ben Boxum Mr- 85 Mrs- Mr. 8: Mrs. Bob Brandsma Mr- 81 Mrs- Mr. 8: Mrs. Gordon Brink MF- 35 MIS- Mr. 8: Mrs. Peter De Boer Mr- 81 Mrs- Mr. 8: Mrs. Lue De Jong Mr. 31 Mrs- Mr. 8: Mrs. Herman De Valois Mr- 34 Mrs- Mr. 8: Mrs. Raymond De Vries Mr- 'sr Mrs- Mrs. Wilma De Waard Mr- 34 Mrs- Mr. 8: Mrs. Peter De Witt MI- 51 MIS- Mr. 8: Mrs. Peter Douma Mr- 51 Mrs Mr. 8: Mrs. Marinus Dykshoorn Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Pierson Dykstra Mg. gg Mi-5 Mr. 8: Mrs. William Dykstra Mr, 34 Mrs Mr. 8: Mrs. Jay Elenbaas Mr, 34 Mrs Mr. Ivan Faber Mr, 34 Mrs Mr. 8: Mrs. Lloyd Gross Mr, gg Mrs Mr. 8: Mrs. Andrew Hamstra Mr. 8: Mrs Mr. 8: Mrs. Gerrit Heeringa Mr' gl Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Herman Heeringa Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. jim Heida Mr. BL Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Les Hendricks Mr, 34 Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. john Hendricks Mr. 34 Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Lewis Hoksbergen Mr, gl Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. john Honcoop Mr- 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Martin Houg Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Wendall Jacobson MI- 8: MIS Mr. 8: Mrs. Garret Kamps Mr. 8: Mrs Mr. 8: Mrs. Howard Koetje Mr. 8: Mrs Mr. 8: Mrs. William Lankhaar Mr. 8: Mrs Mr. 8: Mrs. Lennard Lenssen MI- 8: MIS Mr. 8: Mrs. David Likkel Mr. 8: Mrs Edward Roosma Ernest Rutgers Arie Schouten Marion Sebens john Sebens Harold Staal Henry Stadt jake Starkenburg Peter Starkenburg Fred Steensma Henry Stremler John A. Timmer John Tolsma Lloyd Van Boven Adrian Vander Griend Lawrence Vander Haak Peter Vander Hoek Neil Vander Pol J. B. Vander Vegte Gordon Van Dragt Steve Van Lohuizen William Van Lohuizen Everett Van Loo Herman Van Loo John Van Loo Cornelius Van Ry Herman Van Weerdhuizen Harry Vis Clarence Visser jake Vos jelte Zylstra 92 Miss Jane Miss Sand Van Weerdhuizen ra Faber Mr. 8: Mrs. P. Van Weerdhuizen Miss E. W. Zylstra Miss M. De Boer Mr. 8: Mrs. Van Der Stoep Mr. 8: Mrs. Vander Mey Mr. 8: Mrs. Van Beek Mr. 8: Mrs. Heutink Mr. 8: Mrs. S. L. Stremler Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Stre ngholt De Boer Mr. 8: Mrs. B. Vander Griend Mr. 8: Mrs. Vander Ploeg Mr. 8: Mrs Rich De Vries Mr. 8: Mrs. G. Strengholt Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. M. D. Vander Griend G. Kok Acknowledgements The Annual Staff sincerely thanks Robert Brown and Ted Van Horn, our photographersg jim Palm of the Ameri- can Yearbook Companyg Mr. Vanderpol, our advisory our sponsors, and all who have contributed to the production of the 1965 Excelsior.