Northern Michigan Christian School - Reflector Yearbook (McBain, MI)

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I, I, W1 5e.4 tament Norms Bolkema, leave to sit by my 'hope chest' and wait. Angie De Vries, leave my giggling to Peter De Haan. Annie Smith, leave with my diamond sparkling on my shining in my eyes Don Ouwinga, leave my athletic abiltiy to Cal Baas basket ball team in despair finger and stars leaving the Ada Lucas, leave my freckles splattered all over Tom Koetje's nose Julia Kortman, leave my over looking ability to all little stubs ll N Angeline Meekhof, leave my lovely, long, locks, to Reet Fredricks Don Aardema, leave my job as announcer at basket ball games to get a contract at WATT Evie Kenbeek, leave my way with the teachers to Betty Ann Schutte Agnes Kuipers, leave my walky talky ways and tect1ve magazines to Bill Tacoma Phyllis De Ruiter, leave the editors uneasy chair to the next unfortunate victim Marilyn Koetje, leave my sweet disposition to the faculty Nelvin Jager, leave, hoping to find ample space to broaden out, since I have already risen to rare heights Lee Brinks, leave to Eugene Koetje the which by dint of long suffering I have Hermina Sikkema, leave my Grade An to Mildred deuker, leave my quiet ways to Orville Baas, leave my school books to them to Florence Klifman good will of the teachers secured Swartwood Dairy Ruth Boven anyone who can understand Harvey Mulder, leave my mischievous looks to Harold Vander vol Harland Hendricks, leave ny unmanagable hair to Rodger Westveer , Sikkema Marian Koster leave my good humor and hearty laughs to Lucille Stanley Ellens, leave my Varied collection of alibis to the Sonhs Janice Buning, leave my typing speed to all nhunt and peck' typists Julia Pluger, leave my sweet tooth to Marge Smits Esther Vredevoogd, leave my excellent study habits to next years freshmen Julia Ouwinga, leaverny healthy looks to Ruth Jenema Bernie Tolsma, leave my vim, vigor, and vitality to Ernest Brinks Dorothy Slachter, leave my dimples to Edith De Haan Julia Schutte leave my calmness to the coach we advise that take advantage of this at basket ball games tl l6SS6S P ge Tue y s Ivan Itch B Wildered I, I, I, . I, - H . I, . I, - a I, . I, , - I, N N I, . I, II 1 3 I' ll ' I,. , I. I, Dorothy Zuiderveen, leave my nyou tell it, I'll laugh at itn attitude I, . . I, . , . I g I, P - I, D ' . I, 1 - . F, , I, . I, . I, . 1, . . he 2 U nl - even

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Chapel Pianists Mr Westmaas directing The Sextet F Brinks, M Tacoma, L Sikkema, M Smits, M Koster, E Kenbeek, R Jenema, C Dornbos, K Brinks, Seated, H Sikkema, P,De Ruiter N Dykhouse, M Smits, L Brinks, A Tacoma, R Jenem N Bolkama Fifteen minutes of each day's schedule, beginning at fellowship, including both the students and faculty The singing is led by our principal and choir directo Mr Vestmaas After the singing of four or five of our favorite hymns, one of the teachers leads us in devotions They are held in the hope that these few minutes will help us to walk a little closer to our Only Teacher Each Friday our chapel services are conducted by the students themselves Usually there is a special number ar ranged by the Student Council with the co operation of the student body These few minutes together each morning are among the most inspiring, enjoyable features of our school life PET!! I' - . a, .' 9:15 is set aside for chapel devotions and Christian a e ll ly-nine