Ripon Christian High School - Lance Yearbook (Ripon, CA)

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STUDENT COUNCIL LEFT TO RIGHT: Maurice Roos, Curley Van Zwaluwenberg, Mary Van Gorkum, Clara Mae Groelsema, Marvin Den Dulk, Charlolle Eqqink, ArThur Den Dulk, Babs Hoek, Mr. Van Vuren, Leonard Enserink. STANDING: Janice Veneman. fn1u1,ciL Guiding our caravan Through The school year is The STudenT Council wiTh Leonard Enserink in The lead wagon. Behind him keeping a sharp lookouT Tor The welTare and beTTermenT oT The school and sTudenT body, are Two represenTaTives Trom each class and each class presidenT. ln This caravan The second wagon in line is The Seniors whose PresidenT is ArThur den Dulk wiTh The represenTaTives Janice Venman, secreTary oT The sTudenT council, and Curley Van Zwalawenberg. The nexT wagon conTains The Junior PresidenT Leon SmiT, vice presidenT oT The STudenT Council, and his Two represenTaTives, CharloTTe Eggink and Babs I-loek, Treasurer oT The STudenT Council. Ne-xT, coming inTo view is The Sopho- more's wagon wiTh PresiclenT PeTer I-Tekman and represenTaTives, Marvin den Dulk and Clara Mae GroeTsema. LasT, buT noT leasT, The Freshman wagon is seen wiTh The Presi- denT Maurice Roos and represenTaTives, Ted Kramer and Mary Van Gorkum. This cara- van is a Torward looking group ThaT, wiTh The help oT Mr. Van Vuren, does all iT can To make school liTe more inTeresTing and enioyable. A Typical STudenT Council proiecT is The All School ParTy which gives The larnin seeking miners a break in school rouTine and a chance To relax in wholesome acTiviTies. The STu- denT Council has also sponsored The AThleTic Awards which are awarded To sTuclenTs who prove Themselves ouTsTanding in sporTs. When This caravan has reached The end oT The school year iT shall have compleTed many worThwhile proiecTs Tor The beTTermenT of school liTe. SEATED, lei! To righT: Janice Veneman, Sec- refaryg Leonard Enserink, President STAND- ING: Babs Hoek, Treasurerg Leon Smif, Vice President.

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MR. GRAY Freshman and Junior Coach MISS 805 Senior and Sophomore Coach JR. CLASS TEAM STANDING, Ieff in riqhf: Johanna Doome- waard, Berry ufkes, Audrey Keuninqg Eidofa Roos. Gertrude Luth, Bearrice Hoek, SEATED: Adeline Kemps, Char- lovfe Eggink, Sebia Pranger, Bernefia Pran- qer. - WNY 'nl i iw W L Q i WZSEvL.,3 IMA, CLASS MANAGERS AND CAPTAiNS LEFT TO RIGHT: Bernedarnae Echkoff, Miriam Kcubes, Gertrude Luth, Marian Eqqink. Johanna Meuiink. NOT PRES- ENT: Edith Yan TSM. A GiRLS' BASEBALL W Bases are loaded! Baiier up! Play for home! These are some of The exciiing siiuarions of The qiris' base-bei! Teams. This year ihere were only 'rhree giris reams in- siead of four. The Freshmen were divided equaiiy among The fhree oiher reams. The Captains of rhe reams are as foiiows: Seniors'-Marian Eggink Juniors-Ediih Ven Til! Sophs-'Miriam Kcbes Aiso, a manager for each Team was selecfeci io keep iracic of The equipmeni. They are as ioiiews: Seniors--Johanna Meuiinic Juniors--G-errrucie Luih Sophs--Bernedamae Echkofi We are iooicinq forward io some inferesiing games +G ciimax The yeafs acfivifies. SOPHOMORE CLASS TEAM' STANWN45, left to right Bernedamae Echkoff, Mary Van Gorkum, Jeanefie De Young, Edna Mae Van Dyke:-4, Anna Jean Doie, Corneiia de Hoog. SEATED: Mary Lou de Boer, Miriam Kobes, Clara Mae Groeisema, SENIOR CLASS TEAM LEFT TO RKSHTQ Lois Kober, Beffy Anne de Boer, G-erfrude Veensffa, Marian Eqgink, Janet Woudsira, Janice Vene- man, Gerfrude McCoy, Mary Winters, Betty Grace Nyiremp, Johanna Meulink,