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

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utbzrs' lub OFFICERS, left to r i gh t: Vice-Secretary-Mrs. Clara Oostema, Treasurer-Mrs. Evelyn Weststeyn, S e c r eta r y -Mrs . Gertrude De J 0 n gp President-Mrs . Margaret Hollander . ABSENT: Vice-President-Mrs. Anieline den Dudenp Vice-Treasurer-Mrs. Jo Groen. Mothers' Club, under the very able leadership of Margaret Hollander,is doing a very fine task of promoting harmony between the Mothers' and Teachers. This organization normally meets the first Friday of the month, to discuss various pro- blems and to enioy a brief social period. A special speaker is usually engaged or educating movies are shown. Entertainment is provided by the Grammar School. In order to raise money they occasionally have a baked goods sale after P.T.A. meetings. This is another very important organization in the continuance of our school! Tea Time Special Speaker

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O 6 6 t OFFICERS, left to right: Secretary-Elsie Poelstra, Treasurer-Stena Van Andel, President- Rev. R. J. Ongna. Just as there is harmony in music, so we too have harmony between our parents and teachers. Our P. T. A. under the leadership of President Rev. Ongna, four first President, Mr. Kieth den Dulk, left us in December to work with the Back to God Hour in lllinoisl, has been very active in creating this harmony. Four times a year the one hundred members meet with the teachers to discuss common problems concerning our Christian Education and to enioy a brief social period after each meeting. A program committee selected by the President is in charge of discussions at each meeting. Before each meeting parents are given the opportunity to speak personally with each teacher in regard to the progress of their children. This organization is always willing to give financial aid to assist the school and has been very generous in giving gifts to further improve our school. We, the Senior Class of 1955, wish to thank the Parent and Teacher's Association for the interest shown in the welfare of the students of R.C.H.S. and thus creating harmony--the essence of Christian Fellowship--between our homes and school. Panel Discussion Koffee Kletz

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Zllumni Zlssuriatiun OFFICERS: Standing, President-George Hollander. Seated, left to right: Vice-President- Pete Postma, Secretary-Mrs. Edith den Dulk, Treasurer-Mrs. Nell Stuit. The Alumni Association was organized in l943 and since then has been working harmon- iously toward the promotion of the welfare and interest of the school. lts activities are not only limited to the social sphere, but are also shown in the material and financial aid it has given us. The Alumni was very active in the landscaping of our grounds and the addition of the much-appreciated tennis and basketball courts. A recent proiect of the association was the addition of books to our library. The Alumni holds an annual banquet for all its members. Membership is extended to all who have attended our Ripon Christian Schools, as well as faculty members. A few years ago the publicwas entertained with a play given by the Alumni Association, the proceeds of which went toward the library fund. lt also publishes an annual calendar, demonstrating very well the harmony among church, home, and school . We are very grateful for the assistance given us by this very worthy organization. U