Seymour Christian School - Chimes Yearbook (Grand Rapids, MI)

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IOHN GEZON - Toad L'Wlzal'.s' here? The portrait of a genllenzanf, ROBERT GREEN - Bob i'It's better to be small and shine, than to he big and cast a .s-hadowf, BETTY GROENEYELD - 'KBetty', Giggling, eoquettish, never iclle a moment., jANICli HAAN he janv 'iln euery deed of mischief she had a heart to resolve, a head to eontriue, and a hand to executef, VALERIE HENDRICKSON - 'AVal Youll have known her hy the nzerriment that sparklerl in her eyes. CAROL IIEYS - uflllI'OlN Silence is golden. lm! talking is much more funf, DORIS HOLIANDER - 'AD0rric', The rniseliiecnus twinkle in her eye giues her awayf, EAMES HOLTVLUYYER - limp Girls are my favorite holnlayf,

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MARILYN DATEMA - Marilyn The joy of living radiates from lzer face RONALD DE GOOD - Ron Not that I like studies less, but fun more. RONALD DE CRAAF - ':RonD Boys will be boys. PRISCILLA DE HAAN - S1l The dimple in her cheek betrays her mischievous naturef' LARRY DEN HOUTEN - Larry The only way to have a friend is to be onef, DAVID DE VRIES - Dave' A diller a dollar, An eight olcloek scholarf, JERRY DYKSTRA - Dyke 'En'o1 the resent, never mind the I J D P future. ROBERT FLES - Bob Jack of all trades, master of not a few.

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SHARON HOLXVERDA - Sharon It's nice to he natural when you,re naturally nicef, MARY IIUIZENGA - Ma1'y', Seemingly bashful, yet llrimful of merriment and good willf' MARGARET HUIZINGA - Peg,' She works good-naturedly toward suecessf' VVILLIAM KOK - Bill He is of stature somewhat low but heroes may be short, you knowf, HAROLD KONINC - HACCU With a grin from year to yearf' KENNETH KONYNDYK - Bra1ny XVhateeer he undertakes to do, he does wellf' BEVERLY KREMERS - Bev,' Well liked - a good athlete, peppy, ready for funf, RONALD LAUTENBACH - Laud1e Hell never worry for lessons not done He's much too busy looking for fun