Sioux Center High School - Warrior Yearbook (Sioux Center, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1952 volume:

A5 v no i ICQWWWY SIOUX CENTER HIGH SCHOOL SIOUX CENTER IOWA 1951-1952 Z? n ,, BTX . af' iq if wpsvgn' ... xml! ,, a ,fl 4 I ,. 'ffl ! if the ' . s?i'.'?'g-gb f' u -- N u ' ' Xl. 11 2, :.K' - an ' -nil me 1- ' ,, . t - 1 , '-I. '19 g X' fa , f 1 4 - - 1- - 519' la H J .f- - ' I' A Y. uf ' ' so 0 I. I if-, fx , .q- , ' 't A Q' 'L ' x 1 W Q ' 'A . Y' gl 5' QF ' fl' ' L A x fn-Q1 . ' f 'f ' -'L o L. .5 ' Q ' Q , , -fwiigg ' f A, I 6 5 ' I 9 ' - . ui A1':4'i-V 'X'-A . Q xx . ? i v - ,A : ,jf-YQ-, :fi ! Y 5 ,fx VA ' 5 1 1 ' N, 'Vfzvxj K I Q j X ds 1 1 I n- 5 1.. . 1 I S1 ' 4 A A , DEDICATION 1-O 11S 'M ---r 01' fnpfn ff! Laj Palni? K I PPI' EC! 1 ,fl MLM f af never a 6 wfflarfw n efecf , Oil Ll fl we U2 Ina- 9 Llfflf ECU :I NONE OF US WILL EVER FORGET THE WONDERFUL FRIEND SHIP WE VE MADE WITH OUR ENGLISH TEACHER MRS HAMMER AS OUR SPONSOR FOR ALL OF OUR YEARS IN HIGH SCHOOL SHE HAS PULLED US THROUGH MANY DREARY DAYS AND PUT FORTH ALL HER EFFORT TO MAKE ALL OF OUR ACTIVITIES SUCH A SUC CESS' WE AS SENIORS OF 1952 DEDICATE OUR WARRIOR TO OUR FRIEND MRS HAMMER WHO HAS HELPED TO MAKE OUR HIGH SCHOOL DAYS SO MUCH FUN AND SO COMPLETE' XI- ' f' ILZJPX, ffl-! I' ' Eff , A 3 'f -R,.f4-Jfafa, wf A fff, I ' .xgnc!ein, !eJo!ap!Ja1, V .jfe 5 fo! final! y Agm WARRIOR STAFF Fust row: Ruth Van Velzen, Jan Vermeer, Leone Berkenpas, Mrs. Hammer, Eva Mouw. Second row: Mr. Jones Audrey McMurray. Carol Veencamp, Darlene De Jager, Marla Van Roekel. Betty Van't Hof, Midge Mouw. Third row: Art De Jong, Sian Hoekstra, Dave Vander Berg, Ken McMurray, Sian Lammers, Howard Schutt. Mr. Lubach. EDITOR ,ee.eeeee,eeee.ee ASS'T EDITOR re,77,7 SENIOR EDITOR ,.e,,., JUNIOR EDITOR .r...ee. ee.,. SOPHOMORE EDITOR JR. HIGH EDITOR I,eee L BUSINESS MANAGERS PHOTOGRAPHY ..ee,I, ART EDITOR ....ee7, MUSIC ,.7I,. ..,,.. ..,. PEP CLUB ,,,.e.e, ATHLETICS ,.e. A. DRAMATICS veY,e... FHA ...,..,..eI,..,.....,, FFA ..,.,.eI,IIe.,.,,. SPONSORS e,.,.,.r .....--AJAN VERMEER ,LEONE BERKENPAS IDARLENE DE JAGER CAROL VEENCAMP IEVA MOUW .AUDREY MCMURRAY ,ART DE JONG DAVE VANDER BERG AMIDGE MOUW HOWARD SCHUTT STANLEY HOEKSTRA ,BETTY VAN'T HOF RUTH VAN VELZEN AKEN MCMURRAY .BETTY DE BOOM IMARLA VAN ROEKEL ...WISTANLEY LAMMERS .MRS. HAMMER MR. JONES MR. LUBACH DM ISTRATIO 4 F UAL MR KINSEY MR CARTER B.A Buena V1sta B S Iowa State Teachers College M A Umversxiy of Iowa It as wxth complete satzsfacnon ihat we Senxors of 1952 look back upon our three years of hxgh school hfe whzch have been most effxcaenily and enthuslashcally gulded by our Supermtendent Mr Kmsey and Prlnclpal Mr Carter 'R' 2 -Ga :L- 1 3 'RCF' .Q 'war as 1:-' LEW: -11 .W 4 I r-rv V'f 'lr -if a'-',,JD .3131-n-0' fflifvvva W' PO- 4 Ju' ,gfwin wiv iv .2 3' me ,lf-dh I5 if 1 ,z111111L ' fi 1- x lgui 111 1 'W ,....- elk :F 'W' 4 ,.,..1' 9' 'Wa' nm ini? 'dim Illl Illl I1 I lI1l'l IIIIYI ll! ll ,f,Ff,lu5,, ,Mras 3'E -mv u ll ' ll u '59 gil J' ll ll -..u-land. ll ll . nn ,- ' !lll T- 1-I . N 5-q1'1'1l1' 'il' , 53 Q , A fl ll Q 5. A gf i,71 - , --Q, j ' -,A ' , ':'?'N 'iE.1':' MR. MUYSKENS MISS CLAUSSEN B.A. Hope B.S.M. Cornell FACULTY X :fuss BRAMER , K I RR. Iowa Staie Teachers x f f X f 4 h'L 'AML-Rf N ' V1 , H MSALLJBACH W ,pgivvtf fix 6k MRS. HAMMER . . enhal B.A. Wesimar X 4 f N A X K' .1 SCHOOL CALENDAR Aug 27 Ohl Goodyl 180 days of school left. Sept 3 Everyone was mlsslng No school Belated and wet a Thesptan party F.F .A and F.H.A went to Spencer Falr Oct 4 How many people shot? Vaccination I mean Trt State Marching Contest. sore feet? I3 State Marching Contest Cheroknee who stayed? 20 Tryouts for State Chorus and someone made tt 26 27 Jr Class play 'We Shook the Famlly Tree 29 High School Skating Party Anybody hurt? Nov 2 Senior Class party marshmallows and string yuml yuml 12 Armistice Day no school yeabowl 15 Teachers had school what dld you learn? I6 First game beat Boyden. 2126 Thanksgiving Vacation a rest for our bralns but not our stomachs. Beat Hull how lucky can we get? Rock Valley beat us boo-ho Dec 3 4 Operetta Art and Mark. what a charming couplel Assembly program Col Martonettes oh that handsome Mr Crane Beat Newklrk Jan 3 End of vacation. everyone is back. First meetlng of Annual Staff lt s about time ll Semester tests Physics students forgot to study Icy roads where ts Mrs. Hammer? How many steps around the assembly Tom? Sloux County Basketball Tournament 28 31 Feb 4 New teacher who ls he? Mr Kruse has arnved. 6 Back alleys aren t safe either Kenny and Dave? 8 Band Concert oh. the beat ot that drum. 29 Junlor High Program. March ll Physics class ts where???? Cherokee ll Vocal Solo Contest oh. lemons and cough drops. 21 Grade Operetta. April 5 Solo and Ensemble Contest what s the matter dldn t you mernorlse tt? ll I4 Easter Vacation only I9 more days of school. 2526 State Solo and Ensemble Contest lt s memorized now we hope 30 Career Day oh did we have tunl May 3 Large Group State Contest 9 10 Senior Class play what characters! 16 Junior Sentor Banquet dldn t that note get there? 18 Baccalaureate 21 Senior Commencement. everbody here? I? lf- Mau I 4 - . . 6 - . . . 3 .. . 28 T 1 30 T' 1 s 12 - . . . . 14 - 21 - Christmas Party. Hendrtne, what did you get? 8 - , ' . 10- - . . 13 - . i l- I I I y g f - .. , Q ' 0 - f -S CLASS SONG CLASS OFFICERS We'll sing you a sohra song of farewell a msn, reasurer. Way! Hey! We're launched in the port Seated: Art De Jong - President, Janice Ver- And now we are ready toafart a career meer ' ViC9'P1'e5id9Uf- Ready and willing vGe're off to a start We had many good slcippers, who taught us the rules Tonight we launch: where shall we anchor? Way! Hey! Our hats off to them Their help and their guidances will always remain In each one of us what ere be the name Our ship lay becalmed while the anchor still rests Way! Hey! But where shall we cast? Out in the pathways and trials of life Find us a light, with our anchor still cast. Rose and Silver Rose 9 Standing: Stanley Hoekstra - Secretary, Ger ld W' ' k - T SE IORS LEONE BERKENPAS Where the dxmples play and the laughter lxes hke sunbeams had m her blue eyes Siyle show 2 Class play 3 Cheer leader 2 3 4 Annual SiaH 4 Class Offlcer 3 Thespxan 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Blessmgs on hzm who xnvenied sleep WAYNE BRUINSMA LLOYD BROMMER What s your hurry? Boys Glee Club 2 3 3 4 Mxxed Chorus 3 Operetia 2 4 Style show 2 Just bemg pleasant xs a fme way to KATHLEEN CLEVERINGA -3 ---nr si IO E550 'Y W I ,Z 41, 1 9 J oi' 3 J . ff M, f ' f .2 N fl f Q, I-'.H.A. l, 2, 3, 4. Girls' Glee Club 2, be. , V, 'J .. X Q 3 f 2 .il GILBERT DE GOEI Iamt oin to killm self wor ' ,, - , g g . Y kmgf, F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 4. I-'.F.A. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Class Play 1. Style Show 2. Mixed Clarinet Quar- tet 4. F.H.A. 1, 2. Class Play 3. Girls' Glee Club 3, 4. Mixed Chorus 3, 4. Band 1. 2, 3. 4. Thespian 3, 4. Vocal Solo 4. Clarinet Solo 4. Operetta 4. Interpretive Reading 3. Annual Statf 4. Generally speaking, she's generally speaking. DARLENE DE JAGER fi' Class play 1. 3. Style Show 2. Thes- pian 3, 4. Annual 4. Quality not Quantity. BETTY DE BOOM x ., 4 me . ARTHUR DE JONG He's tops, but he does not let that bother him. Band 1. 2, 3. 4. Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4. Boys' Glee Club 2, 3. 4. Brass Sextet 2, 3. Boys' Quartet 3. Mixed Quartet 2. Madrigal 2. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. Operetta 2, 4 Class Play 3. Thespian 4. !. 41, f A 1 Style show 2. F.H.p.. 2, a, 4. Operet- , -5 ta 2, 4. Mixed chorus 3. Glee Club 1 4 ' r'-5 2, a, 4. 7 E. , Quiet, sincere, and a friend to every- - ' Y. one. ' 4 4 , ,' ' , 3 ,nf le, W is Q 4 , ,ggi I v 1- I f-3: , ' L Q.. 'i l 'Q Ei . aj f I f i I i ' A xxx: ROGER DEN HERDER A clock serves to point out the hour! and a woman to make us forget them. Glee Club 2. Baseball 2, 3, 4. F.F.A. 1, 2 . 3. 4. F.F.A. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. DONNA DE LEEUW ffl. l GRETA HAVERHALS For every question she has an an- swer and for every answer a why. Style Show 2. Glee Club 2, 4. Mixed Chorus 2. Accompanist 2, 3. 4. Piano Solo 2, 4. F.H.A. l, 2, 3, 4. I-'.H.A. Pres. 4. Operetta 2. 4. F.H.A. His- torian 3. Mixed Chorus 3, 4. Glee Club 3, 4. I-'.F.A. l, 2, 3, 4. Band 3, 4. Solo 3, 4. Operetta 2, 4. He admires girls at a distance. DONALD GROEN 131' 4 2 .if of ...Q 5.7 4 , ,-at . .1 fl., if BERDENA KEMPERS Worry and I have never met. Band l, 2, 3, 4. Glee Club 3, 4. Mixed chorus 4. Pep Club 3. Mixed Clar- inet Quartet 3. Style Show 2. Oper- etta 2, 4. Annual Staff 4. Glee Club 2, 3, 4. Mixed Chorus 3, 4. Boys' Quartet 3, 4. Madrigal 4. Class Officer 4. All- l, 2, 3, 4. P.F.A. Basketball l, lf you knew Don, like I lmow Don, oh.hhhhh! DONALD HARSKAMP L- is MARILYN KUYPER It Cupid luts her he really Mrs. her. Style Show 2. F.H.A. 2, 3. 4. State Chorus 4. Operetta 2. 4. Vocal Solo 3, 4. My idea of an agreeable person is someone who agrees with me. STANLEY HOEKSTRA ,o, v ..1' ,' X KENNETH McMURRAY Oh, how I love schooL hui I didn't come to study. Basketball 3, 4. Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4. Boys' Glee Club 2. 3, 4. Mixed Quar- tet 4. Annual Staff 4. Vocal Solo 4. Operetia 2, 4. Class Play l. Band 2, 3, 4. Trombone Quartet 4. Mixed Chorus 2. 3, 4. Girls' Glee Club 2, 3. 4. Thespian 3, 4. Class Play l, 3. Operetta 2, 4. Style Show 2. Vocal Solo 2, 3, 4. H Wisdom's ways she wisely seeks. EVELYN LAMMERS Q9 Qi Grrls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4. Pep Club 2. Operetta 2, 4. Style Show 2. Crazy people have the most fun- am I happy! MARLENE LUBBERS 'Q 'M ji. 1 , ' , ' xx.. 'fi' ,X 'x,, W of in an HAROLD KLEIN Help us who roam. Boys' Glee Club 3. 4. Operetta 4. r 'QU STANLEY LAMMERS Casanova.'s dead: Romeo's gone: but I'm still here! Class Plays l, 3. F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. F.F.A. Basketball l, 2, 3. 4. Annual Staff 4. Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4. Boys' Glee Club 2, 3, 4. Solo 3, 4. Qpereiia 2, 4. F.F.A. Treasurer 3. Thespian 3, Style Show 2. F.I-LA. l, 4. Girls' Glee Club 2. 3, 4. Mixed Chorus 2, 3. 4. Girls' Sextet 4. Girls' Trio 4. Mixed Quartet 4. All-State Chorus 4. Vocal Solo 2, 3, 4. Operetia 2, 4. She comes to school semimonihly lo see how the classes are progress- mg. VIOLET MAE KUYPER '-E? MARJORIE MOUW Late hours are not good for one. but they're all right for two. Style Show 2. Class Play 3. Operretta 2. 4. Flute Trio l. 2. 3. 4. Band 1. 2. 3, 4. Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4. Glee Club 2, 3, 4. Vocal Solo 3, 4. Mixed Quar- tet 3, 4. Girls' Sexiet 4. Pep Club 2, 3. 4. Pep Club Vice-pres. 4. Class Treas., 2. Thespian 3. 4. All-Slate Chorus 4. Annual Staff 4. Glee Club 4. F.P.A. l. 2. 3. 4. F.F.A. Basketball l, 2, 3, 4. He hides his face behind a serious countenance. BERNARD ROZEBOOM tx F.F.A. l, 2. Baseball 4. Basketball 3. Water, women. and song: mostly water. ALVIN MOSS Oi 60 -1' Pi ' JOAN PRINS Her ways are ways of pleasaninen. Style Show 2. F.H.A. 2. 3. 4. JJ F.F.A. l. 2. 3. 4. F.F.A. Basketball 2. 3, 4. Because a man doesn't talk. is sign he hasn't something to say. DWAINE MUILENBURG cum -l 3' 5,1 R JOYCE SCHUITEMAN Talks little and accomplishes much. Operetta 2, 4. Glee Club 3, 4. Mixed Chorus 4. Aocompanist 2, 3, 4. Piano Solo l. 2. 3, 4. Style Show 2. F.H.A. l, 2, 3, 4. I-'.H.A. Vice-Pros. 4. HOWARD SCHUTT The harder I try the gooder to be- the worser I am. Class Play 1, 3. Basketball 2, 3, 4. Boys' Glee Club 2, 3, 4. Mixed Chorus 3. 4. Annual Staff 4. Oper- etta 2. 4. Class Vice-Pres. 1. Style Show 2. F.H.A. 1, 2, 3. 4. F.H.A. Reporter 4. Style Show 2. Class Play 3. She can stitch. sweep. and bake- what a housewife she will make. ' WILMINA SCHUITEMAN -14 Band l, 2, 3, 4. Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4. Girls' Glee Club 2. 3, 4. Vocal Solo 2, 3, 4. Girls' Sextet 4. Madrigal 4. F.H.A. Project Chairman 2. F.H.A. Music Chairman 3. F.H.A. Treasurer 4. F.H.A. 2. 3. 4. Pep Club 4. Oper- etta 2. 4. Annual Staff 4. The way to make friends is to be one. MARLA EVONNE VAN ROEKEL '1 xr -47 eq DONALD TER HAAR Rats, mice, and chemistry. Boys' Glee Club 2. 3, 4. Mixed Chorus 2, 3. 4. Operetta 2. 4. .4316 fn A' 1, X1 3 .1 ,, ,i A .V D if ,ab SCOTT SNELLER How goes the night. Operetta 2. 4. F.F.A. l. 2. 3, 4. F.F.A. Basketball 1, 2. 4. F.F.A. Secretary 3. Basketball 3. Class Secretary 3. Boys' Glee Club 1. Girls' Glee Club 2. 3, 4. Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4. Pep Club 2, 3. Oper- etta 2, 4. Style Show 2. If love is madness then I'm insane. 4 AUDREY VANDE BERG s' 53... MARY LOU VANDER MEER Youth comes but once in a lifetime -make the most of it. I-'.H.A. 2. Style Show 2. F.F.A. 1. 2. 3, 4. F.F.A. Basketball 2, '3, 4. Glee Club 2, 3. 4. Operetta 2, 4. The world knows nothing of its greatest man. HERLON VANDER SCHAAF i If Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4. Boys Glee Club 2, 3, 4. Boys' Quartet 3, 4. Op- eretta 2, 4. Vocal Solo 2, 3, 4. For he's a jolly good fellow. RONALD VOORDERMAN fann- IUNWX 'Nr '-Q...gu BETTY JEAN VAN'T HOF Style Show 2 Brass Sextet 4 bone Quartet 4. 1-'.H.A. 3. Class 1-'la 3. Glee Club 2, 3, 4. Mixed Choru 3, 4. Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Pep Club 4 Vocal Solo 3. 4. Trombone Solo 3, 4 Annual Staff 4. Her width is just 2 armsful! l EMOGENE VAN'T HUL Early to bed and early to rise and you miss all of the fun. Style Show 2. F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Baseball l, 2 3 4. Basketball l, 2, 3 4. Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4. Glee Cl Q 2, 3, 4. Operetta 2, 4. Class Play 1. 3. Thespian 3. 4. Annual Staff 4. Never lets his studies interfere his high school education. X Band 2. 3, 4. Trombone Quartet 4. DAVID VANDER BERG 4-if'-4 6 Qf' -l GERALD WISSINK RUTH VAN VELZEN A student thai studles Class Treas. 4 Cheerleuderl ClusOf!xcexl 234.PepClub 2.34PepC1ubOfhcevx3 4.1'hespmn34Pres. of Thetpmn 4. Style Show 2. Class Playl 3 WNAXFom'um3 Deba1e3 4. Operetia2 4 GleeC1ub2.3 4. MxxedChonu2 3 4 Vocal 8olo2.34.'l'rio23Sextet2.4Bandl2.34 Drum Ensemble 4. All State Chorus 3 Annual S!aH2.34. 'Noi conceiied. neither proud. the kind you wmiineverycrowd. JANICE VERMEER My hean s not my own but I doni CSIS-11 s m good hands. Opereita 2 Style Show 2 Pep Club 2 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Style Show 2 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 FHA l 2 3 4 Operetta4 Just a swell gul. MARLENE WINTERFIELD i gf 'Y '1 CLASS PROPHECY In the spring of I975 I was a nurse an the ship Good Fortune when it took its sprung vacation crowd to Hawaii, I was especially thrilled to fund many of my old classmates of S2 aboard This was my first tour of duty with the Good Fortune I was uust cornung aboard when I heard someone soy Why Darlene De Jager whoever expected to fund you as the new nurse on my ship? I turned around to fund Captaun Stanley Lammers who us un charge of the voyage He saud You have probably notuced that our ship us one of the more modem ships of today You might be interested to know that one of our old classmates Stanley Hoekstra designed the ship You pr0b0I9IY fe member that un classes he was usually drawing cars and ships instead of paying attention o what was beung said Then Stanley took me to the staterooms and I notuced that a beautiful rob of decorating had been done so I asked Stanley who had done the lab Well h said there were two persons responsible for it Lloyd Brommer who painted the staterooms and Mrs Bubby Muilenburg formerly Mudge Mouw decorated the rooms but she has arven up interior decorating because she devotes all her time to her husband and family I then started to look arouna to see if I knew any of the passengers aboard Sure enough there was Jamce Vermeer I went up to her and asked her what she was doing aboard she told me that she was goung to Hawaii to puck up some orphan children for the Vermeer's Orphanage Jan us head matron un the home and also founded ut l asked Jan uf she heard anythung about the airplane crash near Sioux Center Iowa She told me that the pu'ot Ronald Voordeman and the stewardess Berdena Kempers saved all the passengers aboard I then walked to the other end of the deck and who dud I see but Ruth Van Velzen another old classmate As I walked up to her I notuced that she was wearing such a stunning dress so I asked her where she purchased ut She told me that Betty Vant Hof famous dress desugner had designed it especially for her During the course of our conversation Ruth told me that she was reading a very good love story Love Me or Leave Me the author beung Mary Lou Vander Meer who also us the author of the book Ten Lessons un Love After walking around a but I went dawn to dinner Stanley told me that he had hired a superb cook who was Gilbert De Goeu He had studied cooking un France and knew many new dishes Seated on my rught was Marlene Lubbers she told me that she had un the United States My how proud she looked when she saud that She also told me that Leone Berkenpas us the waitress on the ship Leone had resigned at Joe s Lunch and Stanley employed her on the Good Fortune Stanley who was seated at my left told me that he had purchased his meat from Kenneth McMurray s Super Meat Market whuch is situated un New York While un New York he by chance had met an old friend Donald Groen who had just been giving his brothers children a uoy rude un his l96l Ford After dinner we all retured to the lounge and there a splendid puano team entertained us You might be interested to know that they were some more classmates of ours namely Joyce Schuuteman and Greta Haverhals They are famous pianists who travel all over the world After listening for a while I retured to my room I notuced that my room was equupped wuth a televusuon set I tumed ut on lust in time to listen to the untervuews of the ten top baseball stars of today Among them was Wayne Bruunsma who us the pttcher for the Yankees and is the highest paud player on the team After the untervuews the news highlights of the week came on A flash had lust come in telling about the bug electrical storm un Iowa The Harskamp cattle farm had lost IOUJ cattle due to the storm The owners were Donald Harskamp and Bernard Rozeboom Donald s brother un law Also the purebred horse form lost a number of horses I was surprised to hear that Marilyn and Vuolet Kuyper Wulmina Schuuteman and Emogene Vant Hul were the owners of the farm The announcer saud that it was the buggest horse farm un the United States so they seem to have a very thriving buSun6SS 18 The next morning I rose early and as I was strolling along the deck I notuced two more passengers on the deck who evidently had rusen early also As I walked up to them I was surprised to see Audrey Vande Berg and Joan Pruns l asked them what brought them on deck so early From them l learned that Audrey had been proctuc ing swimming because she planned to swim the English Channel Joan was her manager this year having swum the English Channel herself the year before After our Iuttle chat we all went down to the dining hall and there who did we meet but Roger Den Hefder and Dwoine Muulenberg from whom I learned that they were aboard ship an their way to Japan to teach the Japanese improved methods of farming Soon after I received the morning maul and among ut was on announce ment stating that Mr and Mrs Pete Vonk were the happy parents of triplets Iyou remember Mrs Vonk as the former Donna De Leeuwl I hurrred over to tell Janice when I ran unto Kathleen Clevermga I asked her what she was doing aboard the ship and she told me that she was goung on a trip to Hawaii with her boss Alvin Mos for whom she is secretary Alvin is the president of the Grammar Books Company l thought to myself probably Alvin can throw more books out of the window now Stanley then came and told us that we were nearing land and that we should get our belongings together The ship docked un the harbor a few minutes later As the passengers were coming down the plank I spued a famuluar face and who should ut be but Herlon Vander S haaf offering free puneapples to all the passengers aboard I later learned that he owns about one half of the pineapple farms un Hawaii We then hired a taxi to take us around the Cuty I then saw that the driver was Harold Klein He took us around the city and showed us some interesting parts First he took as to Scott Snellers grass farm so I asked Harold what Scott dud wuth the grass that he grew He told me that it was for grass skirts that the Hula gurls wore Scott not only grew the grass but also trade the skirts for the gurls He then took me to the De Boom Medical Research Center Asl was goung inside I met Betty De Boom the founder of the institution She saud that she was un a hurry because she had just found a cure for the mumps which wull be of a great help to many people Yau.u may remember she had the mumps when she was tn school which was the reason for starting up the institution A few days later we set saul again for New York As I CII!! aboard I notuced ten very ancient looking pianos beung pushed aboard the ship The man who was supervising the whole procedure seerred vaguely famuluar so I decided to investigate As I walked toward htm l recognized hum at once as Monsueur Davud Vander Berg the fatmus puano tuner and collector of antique pianos That evening I met some more of my old classmates Two of them were the famed novelust Arthur De Jang and his secretory Evelyn Lammers Art had been to Hawaii to write a book titled Gravitational Effects of the Midnught Sun an Hawaiian Climate' Evelyn told me ut was a very interesting book and She saud it would be the best seller of the year As l was talking to Art Madene Winterfield came and uouned the conversation She saud she was going back to the States for the first tume un ten years She had been lf! Hawaii all that time teochung Hawauuan gurls to dence the Hula dlruce Next I met Gerald Wussink and his handy man Donald Ter Hoar They had gone to Hawaii to sketch models for Vogue Magazin. Gerald us the designer for Vogue and Donald is the edutor He asked me if I met Howard Schutt on board already Howard had told Gerald that he had gone to Hawauu to see how the men dressed un Hawaii Howard had been named the best dressed man of the year and also us the edutor of Man the latest magazine exclusively for men Thenextdaywedockedun NewYork Aslgotoffthegong plank I saw Mrs Gene Moss formerly Marla Van Roekel I went over to her and she told me she was at the dock to greet her children who had gone to Hawaii for their sprung vacation She sand that die was celebrattng her fifteenth wedding anniversary that mmth. I have finished telling about the pleasant voyage I had with the shupGoodFortun andhowfortunote I hadbeen tohavemetallof my farmer classmates ll l I ' I I l . U I . . ,I A - w I H n I - 1 ' ' 1 t ' I ' I ' 4 n I I ' I , I I I H I I., e V I ll ' . I I I ' I ' 1 I I I I I I. I I I I h I C I I 1 l 4 ' A 4 , ' I I I I I . I ' A I . I I I , I I , I . , ' I ' I rr rl - I , A ' I , I I. I I I I . I, I - - I I I V . , I I won a free trip to Hawaii because she was the youngest grandmother A I - . I . ' ' ' I , E E n I ' I I . - I I , I I I I I I I I , I I I I I , I , I ,, I I I I I. I I I I I - I I I I . .. , I A I I I I , I I . I I I ' I I - I . 1 ' ' - ' I I I I I A I I . ' ' I I , I H V D CLASS HISTORY Freshmen class Sophomores class Juniors clags Seniors class In the fall of 48 our train the S C H S began tts four year Journey wtth 59 passengers aboard Some ot the passengers got to take part tn the 9th grade play Rasberry Red. The S CH S also took some of us to Iowa City because our high school basketball team played in the State Tournament Before the first year of our Journey was over Arlene Roze- boom Jacoba Kleene Wxllard Koops Byron Bruxnsma Roland Bartels and Clayton Vreeman left the S CH S Stanley Hoekstra and Robert Vogel both Joined us tn this year We now have entered the Senior Hxgh section of our tram They tn sisted on our walktng around the room and smgmg Praute Flower Later we were to bow to all the upperclassmen we met In thts year the soph omore girls gave a style show Suzanne Shop and many others parttci pated ln the operetta Ptrates of Penzance Then to top xt all ten boys and girls were chosen to be Walters and waxtresses at the .Tumor Sentor banquet Scott Sneller and Robert Feekes Jomed us when we started our soph omore year Robert Vogel Truman Raak and Theodore Vonk left us in this year Those that left the S CH S and dxd not return for our Jumor year were Marvin Ippel Muriel Dxeters and Duane Sandbulte Those that left us during the year were Wilham De Bonte and Harold Van Otterloo In this year our class presented the class play Doctors Orders An other blg event was our Junior Semor Banquet Maypole The Sentors took us to Sheldon for a picnic Our train is at last on tts last year of tts Journey Those that dxdn t re- turn were Norman Bonnema Robert Feekes and Gloria Mouw Wxth the able sponsors Mrs Hammer Mr Jones and Mr Lubach we publtshed The Warrior Agatn this year we presented a class play Other acttvzties were Career Day Slnp Day a lovely Banquet given by the Jumors Class Day Baccalaureate Commencement and class pxcnic Yes, our tratn journey has come to the end but we shall continue for Tonight we launch, wherexshall we anchor. SENIORS CD JUNIORS SOP H O MOR!-:S H FRESHME CL SS GIFTS Dave Vander Berg Since Dave is interested in dentistry wed lake to give ham these pliers to use on his first pataent Alvln Moss We hope this coffee wall keep Alvan awake during classes. Mariorle Mouw We d lake to help Marjorie keep her haar short by gavang her these scassors. Audrey Vande Berg We give thas car to Audrey so she wont have to use Bing s car all the tame Betty Van t Hof We give thas diamond to Betty to wear untal she gets the real one Darlene De Jager Wed lake to gave Darlene thas tape so she Wont get so hoarse at basketball games. Stanley Lammers We give this razor so he can shave before he takes any pactures. Donald Harskamp We give this book on how to drave a car safely Gilbert De Goel We d lake to give this Insurance Policy for his car Vaolet Kuyper We glve this alarm clock so she can get to school on tame Greta Haverhals We d lake to gave her this tube of Ipana toothpaste to keep her Ipana smile Kathleen Clevertnga We wall give Kathleen this joke book so that she wall know all the new ones. Joan Prins Sance Joan seems to always be cuttang her fangers we thank she needs these Band Aids. Joyce Schuateman We will give Joyce this book on how to catch a man Walmana Schuiteman We gave thas handkerchief to help fall that handkerchief box of hers. Betty De Boom Everyone knows how much Betty eats so we d lake to give her thas book on Diet ang Marla Van Roekel We wall gave Marla a telephone so that she can talk to Gene from wherever she Mary Lou Vander Meer We will gave Mary Lou thas stataonery so she can wrate to all her friends an the servace Leone Berkenpas We don t thank Leone s haar as laght enough so we wall gave her this peroxade. Art De Jong We thlnk Art s lattle black book must be wearang out so we d lake to present ham with thas new one Marlene Wanterfaeld We wall gave Marlene these new shoes as we know she badly needs them. Kenneth McMurray We would lake to gave Ken some gum so he can keep the tatle of Champaon Gum Chewer Wayne Bruansma We know Wayne as a great baseball fan so we ll gave ham thas baseball magazane Herlon Vander Schaat We gave thas bell to Herlon so that others wall know when he s around Bernard Rozeboom To Bernae we give thas black haar dye to make has haar darker Ruth Van Velzen As you know Ruth has been workang at the bank for Offace Practace we d lake to gave her thas bank so she can have a bank of her own Evelyn Lammers We don t think Evelyn s haar as curly enough so we d lake to gave her these curl ers to make at a little more curly Scott Sneller We d lake to give Scott thas comb so he can keep has haar combed Donna De Leeuw Wed lake to help Donna start a hope chest with thas wash cloth. Harold Igliin We thank Harold could use a lattle more heaght so we wall gave ham these Vatamin l s. Roger Den Herder We want to make sure Roger wont drave faster than the speed lamit so wed like to gave ham thas block of wood to put under the gas pedal Maralyn flfuyger Wed like to gave Maralyn these tackets so she wall have enough for her special raen s. Donald Groen We would lake to gave Donald two more comac books so he ll never run out zo . 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 0 I I I I 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 D 1 1 1 I I 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 U I . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 . I I I Il , 1 I II 1 . 1 1 1 181 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 U I 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 . I I I II I 1 11 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 9 I . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , ' 1 . I l 1 . 1 9 I 1 1 , 1 1 - , - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 I I 1 I . I I I I I 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 CLASS GIFTS Ronald Voordeman We d like to gtve Ronny thxs scxssors so he can keep hrs haxr in tnm. Lloyd Brommer We want to gtve Lloyd thts pamt brush so he can start right an hrs father s busxness. Stanley Hoekstra We want to gzve Marlene this ball of strmg so she can hang on to her man Gerald Wxssxnk We know Gerald hkes to solve puzzles so we wxll gxve htm thas book of crossword puzzles. Janice Vermeer .T anlce xs quxte a basketball player so we wlll gxve her thls ball to keep tn practice Berdena Kempers We d like to grve Bsrdena thrs catalog so that she can add more clothes to her wardrobe Howard Schutt We wxll give Howard these report cards so he can make out hrs own Donald Ter Haar We will gxve Donald this trlcycle m case he gets txred of drtvlng cars. Dwame Muilenburg We d ltke to grve htm thzs car so he won t have to httch hrke home from school Emogene Van t Hul We d like to give Emogene this bracelet rn case she ever runs out of them her se Mrs Carey We would lxke to grve Mrs. Carey these blocks of wood so that she can be Just as tall as her husband. Mr Jones We gtve htm this haxr tonrc so he can grow a thxcker mustache next year Mrs Hammer We d like to gave Mrs Hammer thxs fan so she can keep cool vnnthout openmg the window Miss Bramer We d like to gtve Mlss Bramer thts brand new ca.r so she can keep rn style with the rest of the teachers Mass Claussen Wed like to gtve Mxss Claussen thxs megaphone so the boys in the back row can hear her at practice Mr Sneller We d like to gwe hun this new padlock to keep seekers of test answers out Marlene Lubbers We would lxke to give Marlene this ball of strmg so she can keep track of Vernon Mr Lubach Wed hke to give him a glove so that when he hxts his hand on the desk it wont hurt so much. Mr Gorzeman Well gxve htm thxs rattle so he can keep hrs daughter entertained. Mr Carter We d like to give Mr Carter this first aid lnt for hrs Home Mechamcs class. Mrs. Vermeer There never seems to be enough blackboard tn Mrs. Vermeer s room. so we d like to give her this blackboard to help her out Mr Kruse We d lzke to gxve Mr Kruse this little clarinet tn case his ever wears out Mr Myskens We know Mr Myskens trxes to keep the interior of his car clean so we d like to give him this little broom to make sure he keeps at it Myrtle Kiel: We d like to give Myrtle these envelopes so she can wrxte to her husband in the service. Mr. Campbell: Since he came so late in the year, we were afraid the school dldn't furnish him with a grade book. so we will give hlm this grade book. Mr. Kinsey: We would like to give Mr. Kinsey this wood so he can build on to his office. John Oliver: Since people like to tell all about their operations. we'd like to give John this note- book to write all the details of his operation tn. 2I . 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 V . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 , . 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 lf. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 11 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 CL SS WH.L We the graduatlng class of '52, being supposedly sound ln every way, will our special talents and abilities to be distributed as follows: the Juniors we leave our vacant places in hopes that they will fill them as well as we dld the Sophomores we leave a llttle of our confidence to keep on going until they reach the top Henrietta Vander Schaaf Donald Harskamp wills his ablllty to chew gum. William Kleene Greta Haverhals wills her ability to play the piano Dave Brulnsma. Evelyn Lammers wills her ability to keep quiet and study in study hall Joanne Nobel Stanley Lammers wllls his noisy disposition. Gary Kreykes Vlolet Kuyper wills her black hair Mikell Mouw Wayne Brulnsma wills his ability to sleep in class. Stanley Yates Leone Berkenpas wills her slender walstline Harold Van Der Weide Stanley Hoekstra wills some of his wheel raps with his hot rod. Stanley Kuiken Kenneth McMurray and Alvin Moss will some of their nerve to throw their books out the window John Doornwaard. Joyce Schuiteman wills her smiling appearance Bertha Ter Haar Marlene Lubbers leaves her book. How To Get a Man and Keep em. Arthur Van Der Welde Ronald Voorderman wills his musical ability Vernon Kahl Janice Vermeer wills her ability to get along with the teachers. Eugene Schutt Gerald Wlssmk wills his abihty to get As. John Aardema. Dwaxne Muxlenberg wills his ability to get his work done in time tor class. Virgil Dykstra Betty Vant Hof leaves her first chair in the trombone section Luke Tammtnga, Marla Van Roekel wills her very important Monday morning news. Sylvia Colenbrander Audrey Vande Berg and Ruth Van Velzen leave their excitxng early morn mg parties. Wanda Den Herder Lloyd Brommer leaves his ability as a painter Marvin Boone Gilbert De Goei leaves his curly hair any one who has trouble speaking Darlene De Jager wills her abihty as a talker Trudy Wesselink, Berdena Kempers wills her ability to keep a secret larger one to wear on her third finger J ennxe Blom Mary Lou Vander Meer wills her skating ability Dennis Schenk Donald Groen wills hts witty answers in Bookkeepxng Eva Mouw Bernard Rozeboom leaves his ability to go steady Mark De Ruyter Donald Ter Haar leaves his iob as custodian of the Legion Hall Ruth Hollander Emogene Vant Hul leaves her interesting library hours. Donald Vander Schaaf Dave Vander Berg wills his ability to play basketball Tom O Brien Herlon Vander Schaaf wills his quiet disposition. Arlm Van Roekel Joan Pnns wills her late nights. Marilyn Kuyper wills her front tooth to anyone who wishes to keep their teeth in then' mouth Anna Mae Warntles Wxlmlna Schulteman walls all her muscle Peter De Jong Roger Den Herder wills his manly build. Ruth Addlnk. Betty De Boom wills her ability to drive the car Buddy Doornmk Marlene Winterheld leaves her frequent trips to Hudson Carol Veencamp Scott Sneller wills his frequent trxps out of school Willard Punt Harold Klein wills his rides to Orange Cxty Ardene Sandbulte Art De Jong wills his ability to drown out all the others in band Norman Schaap Howard Schutt wills his sense of humor Henrietta Vander Kamp Kathleen Cleveringa wills her ability to giggle and tell Jokes. Manorxe Mouw leaves with this thought Ive got my love to keep me warm 22 To . To . To . To . ' . To ' . To , To . . To . To . . To . - - To , ' To . To ' .. . .. To . , ' ' ' . To . ' ' To I . . . To . . . . . . To . ' ' . To ' To , ' - To . ' ' ' ' . To ' . ' . To . ' ' . To ' . To Pauline Schut. Donna De Leeuw leaves her sparkling jewels. in hopes that she will receive a To ' . ' ' . To . I . . . . Q To , ' ' . To . ' ' - To , ' ' ' ' To . ' ' ' To ' ' , ' To . I . . To ' . ' ' . To I . . To . To . I . . i To , ' - To ' , ' ' . To , ' ' ' - To , . To , ' ' ' ' -nl. ' . ' PJ 41 Cai ff- 1 '1' Mikell Mouw and Scott Sneller-Pretiiest Hair Jan Vermeer and Art De Jong-Most Popular Most Co-operative-Most Likely To Succeed WARRIOR POP LARIT Y POLL Jan Vermeer. Dave Vander Berg-Best Athletes Mikell Mouw, Howard Schutt-Best Dressed ef? i' fi 77 ff, S A17 IOR-SE IOR B QUET On Fnday evemng the annual Junxor Semor Banquet was held 1n the school gymnasxum. A maypole from whxch pastel colored streamers were stretched out to meet the walls transformmg the gymnaszum lnto an enchantmg garden surrounded by a pxcket fence wtth flowers growmg in and out among the pzckets Our stage was a park complete with a fmreplace rock garden and a park fence Walters and waxtresses served a delxcmous supper wlth everythxng from Flower Nectar to Fleecy Clouds and Dew Drops. Art De Jong acted as our Master of Ceremomes and mtroduced an excellent program as follows Garland of Flowers Jack ln the Pulplt Kxnsey Prayer Sweet Wxlham De Jong Toastmaster Pansy Vermeer Welcome Daffodxl Wesselmk Solo Duet Sunflower De Gooyer Solo F our Leaf Clover Quartet Forget Me Not Speaker 'Wallflowers Farewell At the conclusion of our banquet everyone hated to leave the beautxful garden but were loolung forward to another banquet next year G ll I O ll I ll I I ll ll ll ll I ll u YYY Y YY YYY--wrrvrrrrirrn H-V-YY YV YYY YY V The Two Butte:-cups ,sss,sssY,,,ss,ssss s H A, ,s ,ss,,ssAs,,,,,,,,,,, ,,sts,,rs,,s,, s s Y Y s ,sss,Ysss,,s,sY,s,svs,sss,,.. s,ss..,...... , ll ll ll ll - - H ,,s,.ss - ,ss,,sssssss,sssssssssssss r,,,cssc,,rAsssrs,,,,,,, T Q sVsssl.s,s,ss..sr,sssss,sssssss.ss.ss.s..Qs,cs,ssssr ...sssss...s,. .sss s I . I ll 24 SE IOR FU I thmk that I shall never see Lloyd Brommer rn a hurry Any of the senxors cheatmg Roger Den Herder studying tn a study hall Dave Vander Berg gettmg home early Donald Harskamp unrnterested xn under class 111811 Marlene Wmterteld mtnus gum Herlon Vander Schaaf excrted Scott Sneller walkmg Evelyn Lammers wxth a C on her report card Marla Van Roekel wxthout a story Greta Haverhals wrth short harr Janice Vermeer wrthout a smile Betty De Boom 6 3 Marjone Mouw unmterested tn Orange Cxty Ruth Van Velzen an old maxd fussxng together skxppmg school sleepxng sxngmg tammg m bad studytng qutet blushmg argumg expressmg hrs opxmons cold ln Englxsh class busy ALWAYS Audrey Vande Berg Emogene Vant Hul Gxlbert De Goex Wayne Brumsma Vlolet Kuyper Darlene De Jager Kenneth McMurray Donald Groen Dwame Mullenburg Stanley Hoekstra Stanley Lammers Howard Schutt Art De Jong A freshman knows naught and knows not that he knows naught A sophomore knows naught and knows that he knows naught A Juntor knows but knows not that he knows A seruor knows and knows that he knows Harold Klern How about a rrde' Kathleen Clevermga Are you goxng north' H K Yes I am K C Gxve my regards to the Esklmos They would lxke for graduatxon Betty Vant Hof Manlyn Kuyper Joan Pnns Wxlmxna Schutteman Joyce Schurteman Ronald Voorderman Marlene Lubbers Berdena Kempers Gerald Wxssmk Bernard Bozeboom Alvm Moss 21 Donald Ter Haar Do you better than the other land Mary Lou Vander Meer What other kmd' a dramond rmg never to be separated a place xn the Metropohtan Opera a steady boy tnend a new car scholarshrp to come back to school agaxn next year as Junxors .. . ' .e.,.V,...,ee.Y ,.., ,VVV . V , ..,sV.....,,V...,,,, Y .,,,,,,,,,V,,,,s,,,,..,,t. , .,,,,, ,. Leone Berkenpas , ltke concerted men -70001 Iunior Class Officers President- Mork De Ruyter Vice-President- Mikell Mouw Secretary- Audrey Dykshoorn Treasurer- Carol Veencamp Y a ' X 3325 53 I fax l af '27 Sophomore Class Officers President- Ruth Hollander Vice-President- Millard De Gooyer Secretory- Evo Mouw Treasurer- Wilbur Hulstein GRE S UNIOR CL SS Fxrst row Hennetta De Vos Trudy Wesselmk Mxkell Mouw Hennetta Vander Schaa! Marlys Breuer Jenme Blom Henrxetta Vande Kamp Second row Mlss Bramer Loxs Vande Brake Betty Lammers Carol Veencamp Audrey Dykshorn Jeamne De Vrxes Lots Sandbulte Marlene Vander Vllet Ruth Dorhout Thxrd row Paul Kleyer Wxllard Punt Hester Wolfswmkle Geneva Vander Welde Paulme Schut Anna Mae Ennema Arta Schuxteman Buddy Doornmk Luke Tammmga Mr Muyskens Fourth row Tom O Brzen Glen Van Muyden Stanley Yates Arthur Vande Wexde Marlon Vande Brake Wllhs Rozeboom Roger De Zeeuw Marvm Boone Dave Brumsma Fxfth row Chfford Kor selman Norman Schaao Melvm Prlns Wlllmam Kleene Vernon Kahl Henry Brandes Peter Bartels John Doornwaard Marvm S1aarda Sxxth row Donald Pluxm Stanley Kuxken Dennts Schenk Jumor Van Bochove Jasper Tzmmer It s hard to belleve but here we are .Tumors already We took a hop sklp and a Jump and now here we are nght m the mtddle of our high school career Thts year was by all means our best year tn school We really felt as 1f we were rn hxgh school th1s year smce we gave our txrst real play whxch turned out to be a great success The Jumor gu-ls played the Sophomore g1rls mn basketball The .Tumors lost but 1t was anybodys game untxl the last seconds The .Tumor boys played a large part ln hlgh school too thls year Mark Alvin Dave and Pete and many others helped to make up our swell boys team th1s year We were really proud of them and know that next year we w1ll have even more reason to be proud of them You all know what came next xt was the banquet and as Junxors we were allowed to select the theme and better yet to decorate the gym After much careful constderatxon we selected the theme and then began work We worked hard but emoyed every mmute of lt as we were domg xt for our Semor trxends who we w11l thmk about a lot when they are not mn school next year Our Junior year was a qood start on the long clnnb to success We thxnk the name Jumpy Jumors was a very approprlate name for us as all who have known us wxll certaxnly agree Wabeke, Cleo Te Slaa, Ronald Mulder, Alvin Kraayenbrink, Mark De Ruyter. Rodney Mulder. Andy 28 J IOR CL SS PL Y p , - f llnv ...L WE SHOCK THE FAMILY TREE Hxldegarde Mikell Mouw Sally Sh1rley Van Putten Bob Peter Bartels Jimmy Bud Doornmk Mrs. Dolson Trudy Wesselmk Mr Dolson John Doornwaard Mrs. Shermer Jeanme De Vnes Mr Shermer Jumor Wabeke Freddie Shermer Mark De Ruyter Elhe May Carol Veencarnp Audrey Dykshorn Pa1ge Leslxe Mouw Hxldegarde ts desperately anx1ous to attract the attentlon of some elxgtble senxor for lt s al most Saturday nxght and no boy has even hmted that hed like to take her to the blg banquet Durlng a school debate by which she hopes to attract attentxon all she succeeds m domg is con vmcmg everyone that her father 18 a drunkard Even though her mother ts funous about the do bate she decxdes that she wzll have to fmd a date for Hzldegarde She knows Just the boy and makes hun sound very attractive to Hxldegarde After Hlldegarde had made all of her frtends Jealous wtth her vtvxd descrlptxon she hnds that her date ts Freddze Shermer the only boy m school who wears knickers She wxshes that she were dead She can t break the date because Freddte is the son of her father s boss After Beauty Mud a live bass nn the bathtub a wormer whxch fills the front yard with worms and desperate attempts on Freddxe s part to steal a pau of long pants Freddie turns up with a new suit Cwxth long pantsl and the famnly car Hxldegarde LB the envy of everyone at the banquet after all 19 OPHOMORE - I Fxrst row left to nght Maryorxe Harskamp Hendnne Kosters Eva Mouw Bertha Ter Haar Wanda Dykshorn Vxrgmna Overlander Delores De G091. JoAnn Muxlenburg June Vander Schaaf Mrss Claus sen Second row left to nght Ruth Addxnk Jaxuce Bomgaars Wanda Den Herder Marlys Bonnema Ardene Sanbulte Margaret Clevermga Anna Mae Warntjes Arlene Punt Thxrd row left to nght Mr Sneller Jeanne De Vnes Frxeda Vander Wxlt Ruth Hollander Annabel Remmerde JoAnn Nobel. Sylvta Colenbrander Lo1s DeBoer Norma Sandbulte Rozenda Bartels Fourth row left to nght Pete Schouten Glen Sandbulte Earl Baartman, Donald Van Egdom Vxrgxl Dykstra Gene Schutt Pete De Jong Arlxn Van Hoekel Marvm OBrxen Bobby Mouw Fxfth row left to nght Mr Aalbers Louls Vermeer John Aardema Wllbur Hulstem Mxllard De Gooyer Dxck Kraayenbrxnk Garold Den Herder Leroy Kleene Donald Vander Schaaf Rmg the bell! Sound the gong! Beat the drum! Blow the whxstlesl Make way make way! Where s the fue? There s no fue It s Just we soph omores rnakmg our entrance mto senior hxgh That was the begmnxng of the year but our enthuslasrn hasnt been dampened yet We ve come along wxth flymg colors Our flrst soclal event was a class pxcmc at the park Almost everyone was there and wxth our sponsors Mxss Claussen Mr Sneller and Mr Aa bers we had a rarm good tune The next thmg on the agenda was the sophomore glrls style show that was prettxer and the whole thmg was a success Followlng IS the cast of characters T was the Nlgllt Before Chrlstmas Merry Sophomore Eva Mouw Madame Yvonne Ruth Hollander Chnstmas Packages Virgxe Overlander Marge Harskamp Hendrme Kosters Wanda Den Herder Loxs De Boer Marlys Bonnema Narrator Ardene Sandbulte And dxd you ever taste anythmg as delicxous as that spxced tea they served to everyone afterward? 1 5 4 4 1 Y Kt 5 N- g 1 1 2 5 n rf li u u . I I I ' . ' . . . . l- climaxed their sewing course. The dresses were pretty, what was in them , I O I Y,,.,,.,,.,,.,,...,.....,....... - I I . I I Too Many Cooks Spoil the Broth Ring Around the Rosy? Waning For sang, Claus At Christmas time we sophs undertook the job of bringing cheery Old Saint Nick spirit to our assembly. Aside from falling ot! ladders, sitting on tacks. hanging ourselves on crepe paper, and breaking umpteen Christmas tree ornaments, we got the iob done and a fairer sight you never laid eyes on. Or at least we thought so, but we might be slightly prejudiced. As for extracurricular activities. you'll find us well represented. We've produced a cheerleader, swell basketball players, a debater, as well as hav- ing oodles of us in mixed chorus, glee clubs, band, small groups, Pep Clubs, and F.H.A. And don't anyone forget that sophomore girls' basketball team. They're almost as good as the boys. At least the girls think so. That's our sophomore class for you. Keep watching for us next year for we're going to be the iumpingest juniors you ever saw. Even the Sponsors Get to The Way to a Man's Heart Eu Is Through His Stomach Who's She After? '-1 J U IOR HIGH 'B Q' Q-1 5'- X lx 'N Thxs year l1ke many other years the .Tumor Hxgh has had a part 1n contrxbutmg to the act1v1t1es and schoolwork Though our part IS small xt wtll grow larger through the years as we try hard to follow the footsteps of those before us Meanwhlle we are settmg examples for those who wxll be m .Tumor Hlgh next year In band Just about half of the people are from Jumor Hxgh Many are good musxczans already Our freshmen are actlve m both F H A and F F A We have a seventh and emghth grade team whxch has done qulte well m the past years. There 15 a S1oux County Tournament for them too Each year four glrls are chosen as the Jun mor Htqh Cheerleaders. They cheer for the hxgh school team when the games are at home as well as for the .Tumor High team. Th1s year they were: Janxe Vernon, Audrey Mc Murray, Joan and Carol De Ruyter. ,Q ff if 7 ,Q 7 USIC We M V jf I ' v 2 ef 33 T WIRLERS Left to right: Carol Veencamp. Eva Mouw, Virginia Overlander, Sandra Balkema. and Ruth Hollander. Center: Mikell Mouw. First row, left to right: Audrey McMurray, Delorel Achterhof, Janice Vermeer, Jane Vernon, and Aida Bruinsma. Second row, left to right: Erma Voorder- man. Darlene Roelofs, Berdena Kempers, Marla Van Roekel. Ardene Sandbulte, Marlys Bofnnema, Trudy Wesselink, Eva Mouw, and Marjorie Mouw. Third row, left to right: Paul Den Harder, Joan De Ruyter, Donald Groen.. Darlene De Jager. Frieda Vander Wilt, Ruth Hollander. Sharon Van Beek, and Marjorie Barteis. Fourth row, left to right: Amelia Vander Wilt, Elizabeth Lammen, Carol Veencamp, Mikell Mouw, Sandra Balkerna, Anna- bel Remmerde. Alice Bartels. Lucille Pluim, and Marlene Mieras. Fifth row, left to right: Peter De Jong. Bobby BoeYink.,Wihna Kempers. Dwaine Vande Berg. Art De Jong, John Doornwaard. Don- ald Vander Stoep. Winona Wissink, and Carol De Ruyter. Fifth row, left to right: David Vander Berg, Kenneth McMurray. Millard De Gooyer. Bobby Mouw, Virgil Dykstra, Betty Van't Hof, and Billy Roelofs. G K ffl fx IL Elizabeth Lammers, Amelia Vanden' Wili, Carol Veencamp, and Mikell Mouw -A 5, 0 DRUM ENSEMBLE SAXOPHONE QUARTET Audrey McMurray, Jane Vernon. Delores Achter hot, Alda Bruinsma. and Janice Vermeer. Q-of 93?- Seaied: Paul Den Herder. Standing, left to right: Shirley Van Puiten, Darlene De Jager, and Berdena Kempers. MIXED CL RI ET QUART ET Seated: Marlys Bonnema and Ar- clene Sandbulte. Siandings Darlene Roelofs, and Ruth Hollander. Bb CL RI ET QU RTET Seated: Betiy Va.n't Hof and Virgil Dyksira. Standing: David Vander Berg and Kenneth McMurray. FL TE TRIO li? -Q' 5 Ag, 'Fjp TROMBO E QUART ET f ' ' I I If W I I f ,, Y Seated: Trudy Wesselink. Standing: Eva Mouw and Marjorie Mouw. N I' I 1, fw- I BRASS SEXTET N x . 1 N 1' H -I x gt. . M ' I S- ' P I X ' S I 2 Seated from left to right: Alice Bartels, Bobby Boeyink, and Wilma Kempers. Standing from left to right: Millard De Gooyer. John Doornwaard, and Betty Van't Hof. PEP BA as Janice Vermeer. Director: Delores Achterhof. Jane Vernon. First row, left to right: Art De Jong, David Vander Berg, Berdena Kempers, Darlene Roelofs, and Elizabeth Lammers. Second row, left to right: Wilma Kempers and Joan De Ruyter. MIXED CHORU First row left to rnght Audrey Vande Berg Ardene Sandbulte Marlys Bonnema. Bertha Ter Haar Betty Vant Hof Marla Van Roekel Eva Mouw and Vxrgmm Over lander Second row left to rxght Hendrene Kosters Evelyn Lammers Paulme Schut Darlene De Jager Anna Mae Ennema Mlkell Mouw Berdena Kempers Joyce Schurteman Marjone Mouw and Mxss Mavxs Claussen. Third row left to nght Bobby Mouw Vxolet Kuyper Annabel Remmerde Janxce Vermeer Ruth Hollander Carol Veencamp Audrey Dykshorn Trudy Wesselmk and Peter De Jong Fourth row left to rxght Donald Green Glen Van Muyden Gary Boeymk Roger De Zeeuw Louis Vermeer John Doornwaard Peter Bartels Dwame Vande Berg and Buddy Doormnk. Fifth row left to nght Mxllard De Gooyer Ronald Voorderman Donald Ter Haar Marvm S1aarda Vugxl Dykstra Wxlbur Hulstem Howard Schutt Wxllxs Rozeboom and Marvxn Boone Sxxth row left to rxght Stanley Hoekstra. Stanley Lammers Kenneth McMurray and Mark De Ruyter GLO CO TEST The home solo contest took place on March ll 1952 Those who recewed fxrst ratings were Gu'1s Hrgh Voxce Hendrene Kosters Betty Vant Hof and Evelyn Lammers Guls Med rum Vorce Trudy Wesselmk Annabel Remmerde and Audrey Dykshorn. Gxrls Low Voice Eva Mouw Maryorxe Mouw and Jamce Vermeer Boys Hlgh Voxce Stanley Hoe kstra Henry Brandes and Vxrgrl Dykstra Boys Medium Voxce Donald Groen Millard De Gooyer and Ronald Voorderman Boys Low Vorce Stanley Lammers Kenneth McMur ray and Wlllrs Rozeboom 1 I 1 1 , . . . 1 1 1 1 ' . . . . 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . . . . . . . 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Q 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . . . . 1 u 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 e 1 . 1 1 1 . - . n 1 s Q - . - . , . I a 1 1 ' . . . 1 - a 1 1 . 1 1 . . 1 n I I I s l ' . . . . 0 1 1 u - I ' n 1 o n I ' - 1 1 1 GIRL ' GLEE CL B GIRL ' TRIO First row, left to right: Audrey Vande Berg. Ardene Sand- bulte, Marlys Bonnema. Bertha Ter Haar, Betty Van't Hof. Marla Van Roekel. Eva Mouw, and Virginia Overlandsr. Second row, left to right: Marjorie Harskamp. Wanda Dyk- shorn, Joan Mulinberg, Norma Sandbulte, Wanda Den Herder, Hendriene Kosters, Evelyn Lammers. Joyce Schuiteman, and Darlene Roelofs. Third row. left to right: Miss Mavis Claussen. Lois Sandbulte, Marlene Vander Vliet. Donna De Leeuw, Pauline Schutt, Anna Mae Ennema, Ber- dena Kempers, Marjorie Mouw, and Marlene Lubbers. Fourth row, left to right: Greta Haverhals. Marlene Winter- tield. Darlene De Jager. Frieda Vander Wilt, Ruth Hollan- der, Carol Veencamp, Mikell Mouw, Audrey Dykshorn. Trudy Wesselink, and Lois Vande Brake. Fifth row, left to right: Jeanine De Vries, Aria Schuiteman, Janice Vermeer. Violet Kuyper, Annabel Remmerde, and Kathleen Clever- mga. 4? ,sl ' C5 Trudy Wesselink, Violet Kuy- per, and Mikell Mouw. First row, left to right: Glen Sandbulte, Donald Groen. Marion Vande Brake, Buddy Doornink, Dwaine Vande Berg, Gary Boeyink, Bobby Mouw, Peter De Jong, and Harold Klein. Second row, left to right: Clifford Korselman. Roger De Zeeuw, Glen Van Muyden, Peter Barrels, Marvin Boone. Willis Rozeboom, Leroy Kleene. Bernard Rozeboom. and Miss Mavis Claussen. Third row, left to right: Henry Brandes, Marvin Sjaarda. Wilbur Hulstein, Louis Vermeer. Gerald Den Herder, Melvin Prins, Herlon Vander Schaaf. Howard Schutt, and Virgil Dykstra. Fourth row, left to right: Millard De Gooyer, Ronald Voorderman, Donald Ter Haar, Rodney Mulder. Stanley Hoekstra, John Doornwaard. Stanley Lammers, Kenneth McMurray, and Mark De Ruyter. Stanley Hoekstra. Ronald Voor- derman. Willis Rozeboom. and Gary Boeyink. BOY ' GLEE CL B BOY ' QU RTET Q f' an r f I fr Seated Violet Kuyper and Mar- jorie Mouw Standing Kenneth McMurray and Stanley Hoekxtra. 3 LL-ST AT E CHORU M DRIGAL Seated from left to right: Marla Van Roekel, Ardene Sandbulte. Ruth Hollander. and Eva Mouw. Standing from left to right: Stanley Hoekstra. Virgil Dykstra. Peter Baxtels, and Marvin Boone. 2 ,Q 2 'VJY '40 LZ? Seated from left to right: Betty Van't Hof, Violet Kuyper, and Marla Van Roekel. Standing from left to right: Trudy Wesselink. Janice Vermeer. and Marjorie Mouw. GIRLS' SEXTET c !,x.' f! Violet Kuy-per, Marjorie Mouw, Gary Boeyink, and Kenneth Mc- Murray. IXED QU RT ET 5-4 ,QI ' v Y HIGH SCHOOL GPERETTA It was mlghty blg entertamment under the bxg top at the Sxoux Center Htgh School on December 4 and 5 The audztorzum was lxterally turned over mto a bxg c1rcus tent as the students decorated 1tw1th penants pxctures of the fat lady and the thin man and ad vertxsements ot thxngs to see on the grounds Even a clrcus band under the d1rect1on of Mr Place played marches whxle the people were commq mn Between acts some boys from the ctrcus sold peanuts popcorn candy and cum It certamly seemed hke a cxrcus. The leadmg characters m the cast were Bruce Ver Hoef Vxolet Kuyper Darlene De Jager Trudy Wessxlmk Stanley Hoekstra Stanley Lammers Art De Jong and Mark De Huyter It was under the dxrectxon of Mmss Mavxs Claussen the hxqh school muslc dxrector It was a bxg hu and we enjoyed domg xt We hope you emoyed xt wxth us . 1 . . . . 0 1 1 ' , . . - . Q 1 . , . 1 1 5 1 . - . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Q 1 -Q 1 . . Q . . - . . . - RINGS IN THE SAWDUSTH BUSYBODIES IRISH COLLEENS 'DO A LITTLE THIS CHORUS HOTTENTOTS IV X 533.15 S 4' qy f Q Q A 1' w - 2 I' 1 1419512 FHA VH? lfg P42191 First row Wanda Den Harder Wxlmma Schuxieman. Marilyn Kuyper Vnolei Kuyper Delores Timmer Freldn Vander Wd! Kaihleen Clevennga. Second row Janice Bomgaan. Mildred Sclmiteman. Ruih De Zeeuw Jeanne De Vnel Joan Pnns. Emogene Van t I-Iul. Donna De Leauw Marla Van Roekel. Thxrd row Delma Rennnk, Mina Hulstain. Beulah Van t Hul. Shirley Schut Margarei Clevanngl. Paulme Schui Greta Haverhals. Marlene Wlnterield. Fourth row Mrs. Carey Marge Hankamp Sylvia Klevyer Bhlrley Schaap Alverna Hulxtein. Norma schlllfimll Joyce Schulte man. Delores De God. Joanne Mullenberg Activiilea of 1951 52 Offloare Bake Sale President-Greta Haverhala Skating Party Vice-pres.,-Joyce Sclmlkeman Chill Supper Treasurer-Marla Van Roehel Valentine Heart Slater: Secreiary-Janice Bomgaan Hlqll School Hobo Day Historian-Frelda Vander Wilt Initiation of Freelunen Mem Proleci Chairman-Marilyn Kuypar Music De Vrlee F.F. . First row Kenneth Doornmk Stanley Yates Arthur Van Der Wexde Gary Boeyxnk Paul Kleyer Marion Vande Brake Wtlmer Hulstem Darrel Beermnk Marvin Grotenhuis Paul Den Herder Second row Tom OBrien Marvm Prms Garold Clevermga John Haverhals Glen Sandbulte Irwin Van Beek Peter De Jong Arlm Van Roekel Marvin O Brien Darrel Rensxnk Third row Dwame Muxlenberg Bernard Rozeboom Donald Groen Roger De Zeeuw Eugene Schutt Gilbert De Goex Earl Baartman Donald Vander Schaaf Henry Pennxngs Fourth row Dxck Kraayenbnnk Jay Voss Jasper Txmmer Melvin Prxns Cleo Te Slaa Junior Wabeke Herlon Vander Schaaf Herbert Kuyper Fifth row Donald Van Egdom Stanley Lammers Rodney Mulder Alvin Kraayenbrmk Andy Van Bochove Garold Den Herder Roger Den Herder Scott Sneller I believe in the future of farming with a faith born not of words but of deeds achievements won by the present and past generations of farmers in the promise of better days through better ways even as the better thmgs we emoy have come up to us from the struggles of former years and discomtorts of farm hte and hold an inborn fondness for those associations which even ln hours of discouragement I can not deny I believe in leadership from ourselves and respect from others I believe in my own ability to work efhciently and think clearly wlth such knowledge and skill as I can secure and in the ability of organ ized farmers to serve our own and the public interest in marketing the products of our soxl I believe we can safeguard those rights against practices and policies that are unfair I believe in less dependence on begging and more power in barqammg ln the life abundant and enough wealth to help make xt so for others as well as myself tn less need for charity and more of tt when needed in being happy myself and playing square with those whose happiness depends upon me I believe that rural America can and will hold true to the best traditions in our national life and that I can exert and influence in my home and community which will stand solid tor my part ln that inspiring task F F A OFFICERS President Junior Wabeke Treasurer Stanley Yates Vice president-Cleo Te Slaa Reporter Andy Van Bochove Secretary Jasper Txmmer Adviser Marion N Aalbers 50 I believe that to live and work on a good farm is pleasant as well as challenging: for I know the joys 1 ohlonaqg ' oh-luv 9- ar I-Fallen , K , I-I 1 f.f-Q. we .,..-I S., a ga F Psi' T15 x im A 4- it t gwgmmwmwww If A -. 4 We have had some good recreational events this year. Our committee on recreation has done a good job. We had a happy time initiating the freshman boys into our organization. Even the Green Hands had a good time. Then we had our FHA and FFA party a bit later in the year. There were games and stunts for all. A few of the boys put their mind to it and made up a fine lunch for the group. The lunch was so good the girls complimented them. This year our local Veterinarians are awarding the senior boy in agriculture with the highest scholas- tic rating a twenty-five dollar bond. We feel any boy who is willing to work and who has the ability to attain the best grades in our group should be given an award. 51 DEBATE T 1' Jamce Vermeer Carol Veencamp Eva Mouw M1kellMouw M.rs Hammer Dxrector The members of the debate team th1s year were Jamce Vermeer Eva Mouw Carol Veencarnp and Mlkell Mouw Carol and Eva partzcxpated 1n debate for the fxrst nme thxs year The toplc for debate was Resolved That all Amerlcan c1t1zens should be subJect to conscnptxon for essentxal servxce rn txme of war Jamce and Carol made up the affzrmatwe team and Mzkell and Eva the negatxve team On February 18 the Sloux Center debaters were hosts to a cxroup of debaters from Western Chnstxan Hlgh School at Hull Two debates were held at thls t1me ln front of the student body A full season for debate was planned wxth contests set up to be held at Hawarden Emmetsburg and Orange Clty but the season was brought to an abrupt halt when Carol was xmured an a tobog gan accxdent The Sxoux Center debate has membershxp mn the Iowa Forsemcs League and the Iowa State Hlgh School Speech Assocxanon TERPRETI E RE DI G This year Mxkell Mouw partxczpated mn the prelxmznary speech contest held 1n Sxoux Center on February I2 and won the only fxrst ot nme contestants 1n mterpretxve readxng She also went to contests in Orange Cxty and Humboldt 52 J n I Q A ff' N 5 A v lt 4 C X rf M , ' AX FORUM Eva Mouw M1kel1Mouw Mark DeRuyter Mrs Hammer director The members of the WNAX forum thls year were Eva Mouw Mtkell Mouw and Mark De Huyter The question whlch the panel members discussed was We the students of Sioux Center Hlgh School take the four freedoms too much for granted The forum was dxfferent from last year Ln that last year they had four speakers and an alter nate and thts year they had three speakers and an alternate The alternate was Vernon Kahl On February 5 the manager of WNAX a moderator and an expert recorder came to Sloux Cen ter to record a half hour program of the speeches of the panel members with questlons from the student body Thxs recordmg was broadcast on February 15 In Aprxl the members returned to Sioux Cxty to attend the Spnng Workshop SPEECHES Thts year the Amerxcan Government Class agam partxcxpated tn the Te Paske Contest for whtch semors had to wnte speeches on the Constltutxon of the United States. Thus year the boys whose speeches were chosen from the class were Art De Jong Dave Vander Berg Alvm Moss Ronald Voorderman Dwame Mutlenburg Gerald Wlssmk and Howard Schutt In the tmals Art was ftrst place wmner and recexved S25 Dave was runner up and received S15 Alvm won thxrd place and earned S10 The g1rls whose speeches were chosen were Darlene De Jager Evelyn Lammers Marlene Lub bers Janice Vermeer Manone Mouw Leone Berkenpas and Marla Van Roekel. The wmnlng speech was gtven by Darlene for whtch she recetved S10 The wmners of this contest recexved thenr pnzes at the Commencement Exercises. 53 '5 ... -I T- f ' X 3 'K . I . V V Y f I ' r- Y L ' . ' X ' if ' , In .7 :ff ' ' , .J , ,A n V . I 1 - - 4 l 0 l I ' I I . . - 1, . . H , . . . . I I I 4 . - I I I . I I - ' I I l . I . . . . . . - I 1 ' I I I I I I O PEP CLUB V First row, left to right: Lois Vander Brake, Eva Mouw, Ruth Van Velzen, Second row: Virginia Overlander, Arta Schuiteman, Jeanine De Vries. Midge Mouw. Marla Van RoekeL Third row: Janice Bomgaars, Darlene Roelofs, Frieda Vander Wilt, Betty Jean Van Hof. Fourth row: Trudy Wesselink, Mrs. Carey, sponsor: Janice Vermeer. In the early fall each class chose tive girls who they wanted to represent their class in Pep Club. At the first meeting we elected the following officers: Janice Vermeer, President: Midge Mouw. Vice-President: Eva Mouw. Secretary-Treasurer: and Ruth Van Velzen, Project Chairman. This year we decided to have complete outfits and at the first pep meeting appeared in navy blue gabardine jumpers, crisp white blouses with wide on the back of the jumpers were em- blems like white megaphones, trimmed in orange with the letters SCHS on them. Once every week we gave a stunt at the pep meetings. Some of the favorites were: The race of the cars. A mag- ician at the circus, and the Three Little Pigs. At one of the pep meetings the teachers gave a stunt abount Ferdinand the Bull. Everyone thought Mr. Sneller made a very charming princess. With Mrs. Carey as our sponsor we've had lots of fun planning and preparing for our stunts and banquet. We hope next year's Pep Club will have the same. 1 puffed sleeves and saddle shoes. Sewn' CHEERLEADER From left to ngh! Ruth Hollander Carol Veencamp Mxkell Mouw Leone Berkanpas At last the day came to elect cheerleaders. Seven gxrls trled out They were Leone Berk enpas JHIIICG Vermeer M1dge Mouw Mtkell Mouw Carol Veencamp Ruth Hollander and Eva Mouw Each class chose one cheerleader to repre sent thelr class and the fourth was chosen at large Leone Berkanpas was chosen to repre sent the Semor Class Mlkell Mouw Jumor Class Ruth Hollander Sophomore Class and Carol Veencarnp was chosen as the fourth cheerleader Everyone was anxxous to see thetr outfrts and at the hrst pep meetmg they appeared tn whlte corduroy slacks wxth a matchmg Jacket trlmmed rn blue Large Indxan heads were sewn on the back They wore orange Indxan Mocass1ns w1th whtte wool socks Each cheerleader had a large whxte megaphone wtth a letter of SCHS on xt All tn all they were very attractwe and full of pep To help pay for thexr outftts they sold pen ctls wtth the basketball schedule prmted on them. Thts enthusxasttc group of gu'ls dxd a swell Job of mtroducmg new yells and acttons They took turns arrangmg the pep meetmgs and really kept up the school spurt Many trmes they could be seen practlcmg new yells back bends and cartwheels. Everyone agreed that they have done a grand Job of gettmg out to boost the team MERLIN OUR MASCOT 5-ls, .J V I .N alas T HESPIA Left to right: Dave Vander Berg, Mark De Ruyter, Buddy Doornink, Howard Schutt, Stanley Lammers, John Doorneward, Pete Bartels, Carol Veencamp, Janice Vermeer, Darlene De Jager, Evelyn Lammers, Audrey Dykshorn, Mrs. Hammer, director: Mikell Mouw, Leone Ber- kanpas, Trudy Wesselink. Marjorie Mouw, Absent: Betty DeBoom. The National Thespian Society of Sioux Center became an active organization last year. Membership is secured by having a certain number of lines in a play, and also for participation in WNAX forum and debate. A membership fee is paid in the spring. This entitles the mem- bers to a subscription to the organization magazine Dramatics besides being put on the National roll. Regular monthly meetings were held. At the first meeting officers were chosen. Jan was chosen president: Marjorie, vice-president: and Howard, secretary-treasurer. At the beginning ot the year the senior members initiated the junior members into the society. For the informal initiation the junior members had to wear two different kinds of stockings and wear their clothes inside out. They also had to carry the senior members books around for them. For the formal initiation, the senior members gave the iunior members a party at Jan's house. The party consisted of a supper, and formal initiation ceremony and games. The year ended with the iunior members giving the senior members a farewell party. -1 1 1 Q L ' 't ' ,.. ' .r ' Y ':.r..f2,rA.k D I ' 45 ll 'P ' .. 1 ' .Vie sr ghd . 4 Z2 51506, A ,.,.:-, -.' 1' I ' .1 'Lf 'nl' Aflllflii QW N L .J Ewa V RSITY BASKET B LL BU! 3 ma , an -.-- ' I Frrst row Ron Juffer Art De Jong Mark De Ruyter Alvxn Kraayenbrmk Gary Kreykes Dave Vander Berg Howard Schutt Second row Dave Brutnsma Marvm Boone Vu-gxl Dykstra Ken McMurray Pete Bartels John Doornwaard Bob Mouw Thxrd row Coach Jones Coach Muyskens Manager Leroy Kleene The Indzans opened the 1951 season wtth a home court wxn over Boyden followed by a vtctory over Hartley The Warrxors were then vlctorxous over Cherokee m 2 41 39 thrxller 1n the Mornmg stde Coachmg Chmc Cherokee later qualxfled for the state tournament by wmmng the sub state Followtng thls Stoux Center scored vxctortes over hlghly regarded Paullma Esthervxlle Alta Hos pers and Heelan After drawlnq a fxrst round bye ln the County Tournament they defeated Orange Clty 71 50 and Newkxrk 69 39 A fme ball club from Rock Valley won the Champxonshtp game 54 51 mn a see saw battle The Warrxors were twlce vxctortous over Hull the Class B state tournament contender from Northwest Iowa Dave Vander Berg received the honor of bexng chosen as forward on the All Sxouxland Class A basketball team. Htgh on the team wxth a tournament average of 21 pomts per game was Dave Vander Berg. Dave scored a total of 426 pomts durmg the season. The varslty squad recexved added strength mtd season when Ron Juffer graduated from the B squad. The team was also bolstered when Gary Kreykes, a standout from Hospers Joxned the squad. The Indtans closed the season w1th a record of 21 wtns and 5 losses. 121 1 . .3 1 T f,ff' I V ' 5 .. 1 Q e V 1,4 1 . 55: 411, I - -1 .' !L ,Q '. ,. 9' g 5, - -1 rf 4. . Q 4 f, x 151, 5 ,I KJ 'Q f 3 - Vx 1 ,,, x 5 1 1' M 1 'Q 41? T' : I XJ, -1 1 f I U2 H ' 1 'F --1 . P f X -v ft 1 1 5 ' . 4 - 58 B SKETBALL 1951-52 Left to rxght Alvm Kraayenbrmk Gary Kreykes Ken McMurray Mark De Ruyter Dave Vander Berg Howard Schutt Art De Jong Romue Juffer Dave Brumsma The Indxans began the sectxonal tournament agamst Rock Valley wlth confzdence after losmg two prevxous games The ftve from Sxoux Center were determxned to beat Rock Valley the btggest rtvals of the season After much practtce and encouragement the Indxans were able to topple the Rockets 1n one of the most thrtllmg games of the season by a score of 39 to 38 This game a Jam packed affatr was played m Rock Valley The score never a dxiference of more than four pomts changed hands many tunes The next step was strong Rock Rapxds who had prevtously beaten Rock Valley the only team to do thzs durxng seasonal play The Indxans led by pomt maker Dave Vander Berg who scored 33 poxnts and play maker Art De Jong came out w1th a 71 to 61 vtctory thus qualtfymg for the dtstrict tournament The dxstnct tournament was held ln the new Central Hlgh gymnaslum tn Stoux Ctty where Whttmg fell before the Indxans 71 to 29 In the dxstnct fxnals Sxoux Center met a determmed fxve from Mapleton and were handed a 44 to 40 defeat The Indxans were the vtctxms of one of thetr coldest nlghts of the year hxtttng only Z4 per cent and less than half of thetr free throws. The lead changed hands many txmes wxth Mapleton holdmg the fmal edge The Indtans began sectxonal tournament play wtth a 18 and 4 record and ended wlth a 21 and 5 record Thxs was truly a record of whtch to be proud The team members who wtll not appear next year are Dave Vander Berg Art De Jong Howard Schutt and Ken McMurray 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 . I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 '55- First row. John Van Riessen Virgil Dykstra Millard De Gooyer John Doornwaard, Marvin Boone Bob Mouw. Second row. Alden Berkenpas manager Dave Bruinsma Glen Van Muyden Louis Vermeer Wilbur Hulstein Pete Bartels Donald De Gooyer Paul Muyskens coach. The B team was successful in 12 of their 18 attempts this season Ron Juffer led the quintet the first part of the season and was later transferred to the A team. Coaches Lubach and Muyskens used quite a few players this year in preparation for the coming years. They started out with an encouraging victory over Boyden with a 67 to 24 win. Later on in the season the B's won a thriller from Paullina, which was an overtime, by a score of 55 to 54. The B team had a variety of height. Louis Vermeer. Virgil Dykstra. and Millard De Gooyer contributed most of the height while John Van Heissen, Bob Mouw were of the smaller stature. Dave Bruinsma. Marv Boone. Pete Bar- tels, Glen Van Muyden, and John Doornwaard filled in the middle. Since these boys did such a fine job this year, we are sure that they will continue to show such fine quality in the coming years. BASKETBALL B TEAM L4 4 - 13x n s , N . ' M A A U 12 I I. CAUPUIPZ YW I 4' at hm rQQ2 if f A if-4 1 jilpqei mwmeZwO 0 ' H 9 00 0 f .QQ .aQO:gK6' Vv S 70, Q Oo 3.90 'fig' to 9 ,QOOQ 5 'Vo 9 S 0, s 4, I 4 V - v'2' 5.9680 If Q C O , 9 ' 2 9:-.-.fi 0 '5 . ,go -' 506 B W wi X ' 1 ? 15 fu. yxij 4 N1 x LT ff X213 Q W Q . X ' 'X 5 . MQ 4 F, if- l x '- N . I f f .1 , 2 ff! 5 inn' I if g l'm'0 51 I N ' , fqjkzg' 4, if ,,., 4. 4 5 fl BASKETBALL 1951 1952 SIOUX CENTER SIOUX CENTER SIOUX CENTER SIOUX CENTER SIOUX CENTER SIOUX CENTER SIOUX CENTER SIOUX CENTER SIOUX CENTER SIOUX CENTER SIOUX CENTER SIOUX CENTER SIOUX CENTER SIOUX CENTER SIOUX CENTER SIOUX CENTER SIOUX CENTER SIOUX CENTER BOYDEN HARTLEY CHEROKEE HULL RCCK VALLEY HAWARDEN PAULLINA NEWKIRK ESTHERVILLE ALTA ORANGE CITY HOSPERS LESTER HEELAN HULL HAWARDEN HEELAN ORANGE CITY ALTON SIOUX COUNTY TOURNAMENT SIOUX CENTER ORANGE CITY SIOUX CENTER NEWKIRK SIOUX CENTER ROCK VALLEY SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT SIOUX CENTER ROCK VALLEY SIOUX CENTER ROCK RAPIDS DISTRICT TOURNAMENT SIOUX CENTER WHITING SIOUX CENTER MAPLETON .- ....,...,v., -.,.53 ,..,U,,,U. SIOUX CENTER .........,,...,..... 72 ..171UU7..1., .--- .,......,.,.... 50 ,W ,......,.,-.,, ,71 FALL BASEBALL First row Alden Berkenpas. manager Buddy Doorntnk. Marvin Boone Ronnie Judes Dave Drulnsms. Tom O'Brien. Pete Bartels. Second row' Leroy Kleene Marvin Sjasrds. Wayne Brulnsxns. Howard Schutt. Mark De Ruyter Dave Vander Berg Art De Jong Virgil Dykstra. Alvin Hoes. Undeteated tn ten starts the Sioux Center Indians were edged out in the District Finals by a strong Rock Valley teun. who went on to win the State Championship. In their bid for a berth tn the State Classic the Indians scored victories over Boyden. Hull Public and Hull Western Christian tn the Sectional Tourney Blenooe and Remeen St. Maris were both shut out tn the ttrst two games of the Dtstrtct The final game held at Lawton was a 8 6 defeat Sloux Center staged a comeback in the seventh. but fell two runs short Dave Brutnsma led the hltttng with tour for tour This brought to a close an other successful eeaeon Dave Brulnsma Dave Vander Berg 7 I Art De Jong Tom O'Bri.en Wayne Brutnsma Dave Vander Berg Mark De Ruyter Tom O Brien LEADING HITTERS: SEASON'S RECORD: .383 - .343 343 .300 .297 .228 ' .225 Seczson's Results S.C. 9 Hull 2 S.C. 2 Merrill 0 S.C. 16 Anthon 7 S.C. 6 Alton 0 S.C. 5 Rock Valley 0 SECTIONAL DISTRICT S.C. 8 Boyden 0 S.C. 7 Blencoe 0 S.C. ll Hull 0 S.C. 2 Rernsen St. Mary's 0 S.C. 4 Hull Western C. 1 S.C. 6 Rock Valley 8 '-IIGHLIGHTS Among the hxghltghts of the season was a grand slam home run by Mark De Ruyter rn a 5 0 wm over Rock Valley Dave Vander Berg opened the Secttonal Tournament wtth a no h1t no run wtn agatnst Boyden mal-:mg th1s the second consecutwe year to open the tournament wtth a no hxtter A long drwe hauled down by Art De Jong turned a would be rally mto a double play tn a close one agatnst Remsen St Mary s PRI G BASEBALL 1951 Hawarden Rock Valley Hull Mernll Westbrook SECTIONAL DISTRICT S C 9 Rock Valley S C 7 Inwood ll SUB STATE S C S Ouunby The Sxoux Center Indxans entered the Sub State ftnals of the sprmg baseball tourna ment wtth a record of 9 and l Thls sole defeat at the hands of Rock Valley was later avenged tn the Sectzonal Tournament A ftne baseball club from Outmby ended the In dxans hopes of a return ttcket to the state tournament The local nme were defeated 10 9 tn a htttmg contest goxng two extra mnmgs Leadtng the hxttmg for the day were Art De Jong wlth two smgles and a trtple De Ruyter two doubles and a smqle Wayne B two doubles and a smgle and Gerald S vnth a double and a trtple Wayne B and Gerald S led the season s hlttmg wtth 514 and 428 respectxvely L S.C. 4 0 S.C. 4 6 S.C. 13 l S.C. 5 ' 3 S.C. ll 6 . . 6 . . 2 S.C. 4 Hull Western C. 0 S.C. 5 Orange City 2 S.C. 5 H ll 0 . . ' I0 F F A BASKETBALL Front row Junior Wabeke Dwalne Mullenhurg Donald Harskamp Bernardllolebooln. TCBOIIK. Back row Coach MarionAalbers. Jasper Tlmmer Clso'l'e8laa.llogerDenl-Ierdsr Seottiudlsr Stanley Lammers. The I-'.F.A basketball team started their season ln early November with practicing at noon hour The Freshmen and 8ophomoree1:racticlng on Mon- day and Wednesday and the Juniors and Seniors practlclng on Tuesday and Thursday The first team had a very good year wlnnlng all their games. The second team hadafalryeuwlnnlnghalfofthelrgamomtheyhadaooldstart only getting a few points a game but some found the basket and went on with full strength and gave their opponents some very good oppodtlon. These boys will go on and show some excellent ball games ln the future. The first team defeats were handed to the following chapters. 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