Lynden High School - Simba Yearbook (Lynden, WA)

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UMASS 'W7llllll9lIl9 We, the class of 19-M, on this day, the twenty-fifth of May, in the year of our Lord, One Thousand Nine Hundred and I orty-Four, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will and bequeath these our gifts-our talents, our infinite en- pncities, and our acknowledged good looks-to the here-in-after named parties, to-wit: WANDA BAILEY wills her ability to entertain service men to any lucky girl that can get one. BETTY BENDER won't leave her hus- band to anyone. MARIAN BIERLINK leaves to get some- thing to eat. ROY BONSEN leaves his dancing abil- ity to the awkward squad. ED BAL'MA leaves immediately for Sumas. EYYA GENE BREEN wills her flirting tactics to the manhunt. MARGARET BREMNER leaves her bashfulness to retiring Frosh. PAT BRODERICK wills her giggle in Chorus to Old Sobersides. DON RROADLEY leaves Bea Brune to complete school in peace. FRED BRI'NE bequeaths his blushing to Harold Bauman. JERRY BLIZER leaves his knowledge about cameras to Robert Herrin. MARGARETTA BURGER leaves with a sailor. MARSHALL CAMPBELL leaves, but he wants you to know he's So Solly! MARY SUE CHILTON leaves for an- other blind date. HOWARD DE GRAAFF wills his ability as the Senior Co-ordinator to Bill La Follette. ED DE GROOT leaves the art of play- ing post office to Johnny Kostelyk. DENNIS DE JONG leaves his car in the ditch. BETTY DE RUBBER bequeaths her deep voice to the Male Quartet. LOUISE DESMUL leaves her letters lying around for anyone to read. ELEANOR ESTIE wills her one lonely dimple to whoever has its mate. EARL FITZGERALD wills his habit of skipping English to Dorothy Van Dyken. JANET FLYNN leaves her Bellingham telephone calls to anyone who can afford them. LAVERNE GELEYNSE leaves his long hair to the mattress factory. RALPH GREY bequeaths his height to the basketball squad. JEAN GROEN leaves the art of break- ing up to Isabelle Meunseher. PAGE FIFTEEN

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WAYNE PRIM-Epping, N. Dakota: Class Pres. 113. Baseball 113. Basketball 113. Football 113. Lynden: L Club 13-43. Ag Club 12-33. Annual Staff. Baseball 12-3-43. Student Council 123. Senior Play. JIM ROE- L Club 13-43. Knight's Club 12-3-43. Band 11-2-3-43. Chorus 12-3-43. Quartette 13-43. Tennis Team 13-43. Music Contest at Tacoma. GERTRUDE ROOSMA- L Club 123 Vice-Pres. 3g Pres. 43. Pep Club 143. Paper Staff. Annual Staff. Chorus 13-43. Glee Club 113. Service Flag Committee 133. DALE SHEETS-Boys' Club. Ag Club 123. Band 11-23. GENETTE SJOGREN- Pep Club 143. Chorus 13-43. Glee Club 113. ADELINE STAP-Torch Club 12-3-43. Stamps and Bonds Committee 12-33. Gen. Mgr. of Stamps and Bonds 143. WILAMINA STRENGHOLT-Bigelow, Minn.: Chorus 11-23. Declamation 113 District Winner. Dramatics 11-33. Lyn- den: Girls' Club 143. JIM TIESINGA-Boys' Club 1Treas. 43. L Club 13-43. Knight's Club 13-43. Basketball 13-43. Band 11-2-33. Stage Crew 121 Mgr. 3-43. U. S. Navy, Febru- ary '44, LUELLA 'l'.lOELKER-Chorus 13-43. Glee Club 113. Orchestra 123. Operetta 143 Pianist. NELLIE VANDE RAMP-Girls' Club. Glee Club 113. PAGE F13L'RTEEN ADA VANDER GIESSEN-Girls' Club. L Club 12-3-43. Chorus 12-43. .IOSIE VANDER KOOI- L Club 12-3- 43. Torch Club 12-3-43. Stamps and Bonds Committee 143. MARTHA VAN HEUVELEN-Sumas- Nooksack: Girls' Club. Glee Club 133. Lynden: Girls' Club. Glee Club 113. MARJORIE VAN DYKEN- L Club 12-3-43. Torch .Club 12-3-43. Junior Play. Annual Staff. Nonette 133. Pres. Home Room 113. Secy. A.S.B. 133. Ser- vice Flag Committee 133. Senior Play. GERRIT VERMEIILEN-Boys' Club. Ag Club 11-23. HAROLD VISSER-Ag Club 11-2-3-43. Judging Team. Student Council 123. DORIS VLASINIAN-Girls' Club. Glee Club 113 S. Dakota. MAUDELL WAKEFIELD-Girls' Club. Entertainment Club 133. Band 11-23. XVALTER NVORTHEN-Boys' Club. Ag Club 113. MARGARET Y O U N G - Girls' Club 1Secy. 2g Pres. 43. Pep Club 12-3-43. Paper Staff. Senior Class Congress. Student Council 113. Chairman Moth- ers' Tea 133. Bus. Mgr. Senior Class. Chairman 4th Bond Drive. GERALD ZOET-Boys' Club 1Pres. 43. L Club 143. Junior Play. Student Council 143. Intramural Mgr. 133. Op- eretta 143. Senior Play. ED ZYLSTRA-Annual Staff. Student Council 143. Band 11-2-3-43. Stage Crew 12g Elect. 3g Mgr. 43.

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GOLDIE HAVEMAN wills her tardy excuses to all late sleepers. HENRY HEUSINKVELD leaves his voice to anyone who wants to be a great singer. BILL JANSEN leaves in his old car. CARL JOHNSON bequeaths his Torch Club presidency to Jack Kostelyk. ADRIAN JORISSEN leaves his ability to play basketball to our future teams. GEORGE KAMPERMAN bequeaths his beautiful platinum blonde hair to Jolmny Kok. JULIAN LENVIS wills his hard work editing the school paper to those am- bitious t'?J Juniors. FRANCIS LIKKEL leaves for the city to help the lipstick nianufacturers ob- tain business. FRANCES MABRY leaves her violin at Sehome Hill. , LOYVELI. MANNER wills his yelling technique to next year's Pep Club. FRANK MCCLELLAND leaves his Buick with the Ration Board. ESTHER MEDEMA bequeaths her quiet and industrious ways to Neil Miller. DOT NIUNDELL leaves to join the WACS. BILL NOTEBOOM wills his success with Freshman girls to the Freshman boys. JEANNE ORANGE leaves in that flashy yellow Chev. WAYNE PRIM leaves the Bellingham girls for Jerry Eerkes. JIM ROE wills his love letters to fu- ture study halls. PAG E SIXTEEN GERT ROOSMA leaves quietly, believe- it-or-not. DALE SHEETS leaves his Ford to any- one who can get gas. GENETTE AND LUELLA leave to- gether. ADELINE STAP wills her study habits to Rodney Likkel. PEGGY STRENGHOLT bequeaths her good nature to the incoming Freshman classes. JIM TIESINGA left Becky behind. ADA VANDER GIESSEN leaves to find her ideal. NELLIE VANDE KAMP leaves her Sunday night dates to other daters. JOSIE VANDER KOOI leaves without a driver's license. As MARJORIE VAN DYKEN leaves, our knowledge of the Navy decreases. MARTHA VAN HEUVELEN leaves her up-sweep hair-do to Anna Marie Grif- fith. GERRIT VERMUELEN leaves to work in the shop. HAROLD VISSER leaves his noon taxi- cab service to Mr. Fisher. DORIS VLASMAN leaves with Jim Henken. MAUDELL XVAKEFIELD leaves her height to Pat Graves. YVALT YVORTHEN leaves his shyness of girls to Pete Jansen. MARGARET YOUNG leaves her busi- ness ability to John Smith. GERALD ZOET leaves his curly hair to all of the boys with crew euts. ED ZYLSTRA leaves his stage crew job with a sigh of relief.