Timothy Christian High School - Saga Yearbook (Elmhurst, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1957 volume:

7971! rf fl If J ' JL ffff 5 ,jg awww-LQ . - SAGA 1951 gs 34 s, ' -it um T iS, Qlffr-M21 5 -1-Jiri NW .., 5 dt Prayer ii.--.' pil - 14f Play A Mfg W lu-'R V K, -,. Y. :nf IINIHIHI IZHHISIIAIII HIGH SCH 14 t Work Iltlllll H0 To We Zzcaltq T, De long I. Flikkema B. Bean R. Vogel H. Triezenberg H. Westra L. Bossenga K. Vanderberg To the teachers of Timothy Christian High School, past and present, we the graduating class of 1957 dedicate this SAGA with sincere appreciation and deep gratitude. Four '51 .Pl S Through their hard work, self-sacrifice, patience, earnestness, and dedication, they have made possible our Christian education. To these W W L7 devoted Christian leaders, who have had faith in us, we owe our M4 . I 5 Q 9 inspiration and future success. Y 1 Q f !15T'H E. Van Til M. Mosier W. Nawyn I. Qualkinbush S. Vander Woude I. Schultz C. Haack H. Kingma L. Prins Page Five REV. 6. R. YIIIINISS PIIINIIIPM QU 425 A THE Th1S world of ours moves on the w1ngs of song The Brble tells us that the mormng stars sang together Chrrstramty 1S a 1'e11q101'1 of musrc le us s1ng a 1 ew song unto the Lord A SAGA IS the song of heroes of strong men and women As graduates of Tlmothy our anthem should be the song of the saved dedrcated to the serv1ce of the Lord strong to do Hrs w11l God grant that you W111 be good wrtnesses of the thmgs that you have been taught Remember Txrnothy and grve prcuse to the Lord' Rev G R Youngs Page Srx H ns 1 Hum HA DS THAT GUIDE ADMIISTRATHI Mr. VOGEL MISS KINGMA Dean of Girls MR. VANDER WOUDE Student Council Advisor Dean of Boys Page Seven 's fi I an S295 K 'D 4 .. ,. - 'wt gr 274 Hjlqvjgl .. ., ri QW? ogg: -, 5 o - 511 -af ' ov :Aix E 4' 5 5 N., I V, 5 , Q' .Q 's gl KJ fii'?,lSQ,v I f.: :HV ' wk HANDS IHAT Ellllll... BERYL BEAN BS Englzsh Page Exght EVELYN VAN TIL, A.B., M Remedial Reading lGlISH and NIMH ENGLISH is a very important subject. It acquaints us with the best in literature and gives us the tools of conect speech and writing. MATH consists of problems. It is the student's task to learn the ways of solving them with the aid of the teacher. THEODORE De IONG, A.B Mechanical Drawing ROBERT G. VOGEL, A.B., M.A. Business Math HENRIETTA KINGMA, A.B. Advanced Math SIISIM SIUIIIIS SOCIAL STUDIES help the student become a good citizen by teaching him how his government functions, what are the problems of our society, and how people solved problems in the past. MUSIC, taught by our directors, has become a valuable part of our school life. It enriches our appreciation of things beautiful. U. S. History WILLIAM NAWYN, A.B., M.A. Social Studies HISIIIIIY and IVIUSIS iii STEWART VANDER WOUDE. HELEN WESTRA, AB Choir IAMES QUALKINBUSH A B Band X Qx .XX N S. HANIIS FHM llllllll Page Eleven PHYSIIIM Hllllllllll and SCH an , -. --Q ' . 'Sli WSEE35 Cl LeROY PRINS, A.B. Boys Gym The physical education period is one of the most enjoyable times of the day. Through this period our bodies are conditioned, and skills are learned. Through the study of SCIENCE, man is shown the greatness of the power of God, in nature and in man himself. Page Twelve IRMGARD SCHULTZ, A.B Girls Gym HANDS THAI lillllll LORRAINE BOSSENGA. A Blology ,B.. M.S. CHARLES HAACK, AB. General Science HENRY TREIZENBERG, A.B Chemistry - Php sxcs Fx it tl W REV. G. R. YOUNGS, A.B., Th. B., M.A. . KATE VANDER BERG, A.B Church History Blllll, lIONIMlItCIAl and HIIIVIE H20 UMICS Bible BIBLE is an important part of the curriculum. Through our Bible courses we are spiritually enlightened and our knowledge of God's Word increases. The Commercial and Home Economics departments prepare the students for careers in business and in homemaking. Page Fourteen IOYCE FLIKKEMA, A.B. Home Economics MARILLA MOSIER, AB Commercial HANDS THAT lillllll Row 3: A. Kieft, A. Meyer, A. Weersing, P. Gelderloos, G. Tuene, R. Swieringu Row 2: R. Hartgerink, B. Tameling, D, Peters, I. Dwarshuis, H. Decker, R. Hoving Pow l: R. Tolsma, I. De Boer, R. Rozema, R. Schuurman, C. Ottenhoft, A. Van Kampen, Rev. G. R. Youngs B01-lllll Ht HIUIIATIU The functions of the School Board are to insure that financial needs are being met, that buildings and equipment are kept in proper order, and that our covenant youth are provided with Christian teachers who are academically and spiritually qualified for this great work. Our efforts are fully rewarded when we see our young people taking their places as citizens of our country and as citizens of the Kingdom of God. Page Sixteen OFFICERS RICHARD SCHUURMAN . . . President RALPH ROZEMA ..... Vice-President ABEL VAN KAMPEN ...... Secretary CONRAD OTTENHOFF .... Treasurer IAMES C. De BOER .. Asst. Treasurer NHICE Mrs. Bossenga keeps the management of our school running efficiently with the assistance of Mrs. Mulder. It is because of their unselfish hard work that we have a well organized school. MRS. M. MULDER MRS. L. BOSSENGA MR. P. DRENTH MR. I. VAN SWEETEN F I F . x 51 I AFS MUS MAINTENANCE Mr. Peter Drenth with the aid of Mr. Iohn Van Sweeten keeps our school spic and span. Their endless hours of work are appreciated by all of us. M! If 3 Z9 Q ob 'noi Q . s if ' Q o iw 0 'a o o Q Q 4 0 5 ' s'e's'0 if 9 9 O 93' I Iv V' 0 OO W X Cir- Q7 E4 IIUNHNTS Undergraduates Sports Orgamzauons Adverhsers 69 Page Exghteen , 'ff .,-' f ,, .' Q5 GQ x , Q N Q 'V' Q . wife? t z 5 q ' 0 ix K-'S i- X Z' ' ' 4 S o Ozqfl X -h u -:.:?r:5t'.' e ' ae J ' -. Asn I y ' 7 ff 1 -VV . 1 X ., is , xx tl! ' ' 4 ! 4 ff 9' XA, ' ' ...........,.......... 53 1:nAnuAns vm fff We Page Nineteen A 4- 1, if X 1' -fi X x L . , 4 If f,.2?f 'h .4 Cl!-XSS IIHIIIERS President BETTY DYKHUIZEN, Vice President KAY YOUNGS, Treasurer MUHIEL HUINER, Secretary Page Twenty '5 '--N.....4 I I gf. 733 ,, V' Q IOHN BAKKER Good humor is the health of the soul. SADIE BAKKER Her cheerful nature makes her many friends. IOHN BATIES He is as lull of valor as ol kindness. KATHRYN BATIES A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance x jx x,,. ' I x T 'V - Q XM: iii: X 'V jg, ma 4, x ,.'f, xl Q l ful . J 1' M xl , ff Q., f E 7 YV L ' , J Iohn Sadie m , r 'V' Q fm Mx Q D ' O Q I 4 I f ' ' KK? X Y XXX W V I Iohn Kathy MARILYN BLAUW Viztue, study, and gaiety are three sisters who should not be separated. PETER BOEH Good company and good discourse. IANICE BOEREMA - U f WAV She mingles fun with e est occupation. IAMES BOERINGA A shrewd mind unsatisfied with ideas, doing. combining thinking and Nff ikilf Y .tfi Q I I. Q' 1 1'-iigqfdg 14, I X I Z! ' 1 I ,W iwfd N, t X f f Mar Pete .0 in 24154 'A '. N ff! ' f .,IGn,, ,,Iim,i , Vflfrf 'f YI x 4 , if - ii A1yce M Q f XXX Thelma 1- l ff ,W x illgif ggx ml' I ,.Iim,. f rim! S? I 1 5 V X 'El . lm ,ir nfunfvrlri' .,BG1ph., V ALYCE BULTHUIS Her smile makes sunshine in shady places. IAMES BULTHUIS F ew things are impossible to diligence and skill TI-IELMA BULTHIUS There is time for everything, and it's always time lor friends RALPH DAVIDS A noble aim, faithfully kept, is as a noble deed Page Twenty-thxee 4 ' X ' x if ' 7 1' t QJNXV K1 X Hank nlohnn 3155233 an n A gifx ll - c b' Q 5' f: 1 f -Nu 'i 1 f 1 I ml l en llBettyll HENRY BOER A little body doth often harbor a great soul. IOHN DE VRIES A friend is never known till a man has need. LEONARD DWARSHUIS Much wisdom often goes with fewest words. BETTY DYKHUIZEN A cheerful heart maketh bright the way. Page Twenty-four RUTH EVENHOUSE As good as heart can wish. PAUL GELDERLOOS Delightful Iiving is the goal he'd won. ROGER GROENBOOM Good timber does not grow in ease. 9 ' ,J I s' I , J' ' l g' 1 is ROY HOFFMAN Constant as the northern star. 4 Ruth Paul -if'-QQ . 'fx , Q'i'f N of Xt Xv f Q ' ,fm ..R0g,. Roy ' tyre X ,Aix 1 ,qw X K MURIEL HUINER Light ot step and heart is she. ALLEN KLOKOW KENNETH KIEFT Men of great ability are usually of a large nature. Where the stream runneth smoothest, the water is deepest. AYNE KNAPP is wit is as constant as the sun. 4f'L'..'9 E' f h J , tt it E K '11, Muriel Ken .1 3 K f J ld , f x E LP N ff N Ut - 1 Big Al Wayne .4 ily n u ,K I ' I ,A S f Mg, 5, .E ' l f wifi ll! I mrornn Flora A-' xxx fwllglfrrl allfgl QT:-A -fl 491 'ff' 3 ex ' Xrgx ff! X X Shirley Grace THOMAS KOPHIVA ,tv That cause is strong which has, not a multitude, but one strong man behind SHIRLEY MEDEMA if. FLORA LANENGA The song is ended, but the melody lingers on. Born with the gift of laughter. GRACE NOORLAG She has a kindly spirit and a friendly air. Page Twenty-seven 5 I IQ QC xx! ' QX, 5 W ,tw QWII I Lx IUDITH BIDDER VVe lost it not so long as we can smile. ALYCE ROELFSEMA R9 tem 1 ' x1 , 1 X f , MA Hludyn Mar X 'P Iii Q I ? N II' 'N ' .N Alyce upat.. lt! The gentle mind by gentle deeds is known. MARILYN ROETERS W'ith generous warmth that prompts to worthy deeds. PATRICIA ROMER A purpose is the eternal condition of success. Page Twenty-eight Ioyousness rs Nature's garb of health ELAINE ROZEMA A merry heart goes all the day es in a pocket wxth a hole rn zt SHIRLEY STOWIE Grace IS the ornament of ornament W1tl out zt beauty IS 1 'x arf lv W, 1 , f?,b+x:,N v 'E . j N' . ,mfg ' s g qi 9,910 ,, Elaine Q , , tg, fr a 't .X , Shirley I HENRIETTA TAMELING A pleasant smiling cheek, a sparkling eye. IOAN TAMELING Ot a cheerful look, or pleasing eye, and a most noble appearance GRACE VAN DER VELDE Good thoughts are worth much and cost little. LAUREL VAN KAMPEN Thy modesly's a candle to thy merit. fL f' 'iff cg-15: 1 X .Uf 1 li8 P . Y' L J' .ff--'xwi :I fu. X nr L, xyX XL , R X l Ticks Hloan.. ,-Kiwi' xi!! win '26 4l?i. Q is Z N f f'l X Y X14 1 X N 'flat W ' x ' X Grace Laurel VX Q ,R CX W r if l ltlf 1 ,Q-T'-ww-1 V Aa , ' ' 'N -'T if Us J A S., A 1 X f L. Iohn Hets it 'l I X of s If ffmu s I lu X 2 i Z' Lois Cindy 42 xl UW I IIKGYH LAMBERT VAN POOLEN It is a great ability to be able to conceal one's ability. HENRIETTA WEIDENAAR , It is she who aspires to high things that achieves high things LOIS WENDT The tace is the image of the soul. CYNTHIA WHITESELL The plainest sign of wisdom is continued cheerfulness. KAY YOUNGS In her manner lies her charm. Page Thirty-one MASS HISHIRY In September, 1953, we entered as the Freshman class of Timothy Christian High School. At that time we never would have imagined what the next four years would hold. Now as the graduates of 1957 we look back over our high school years at Timothy. During the first half of our high school education, we didn't do much as a class, but in our Iunior year we began to make up for what we hadn't done. We began to hold class meetings and elected officers who were: President, Ken Kieftg Vice President, Henrietta Weidenaar: Secretary, Marilyn Blauwg and Treasurer, Lambert Van Poolen. wg!!! The Big Three Shirley M. ludy an Shirley In October of that year we gave the All-School Party. This was a good opportunity for everyone to get acquainted, especially for the Freshmen. Then in November we sponsored a Box Social supper at school. The girls prepared pretty boxes filled with delicious food, and the boys did their part by bidding for each box. About a month before graduation, came the big event, the Iunior Senior Banquet. We as the Iunior class gave this banquet in honor of the Seniors. It was truly an event we shall always remember. Before we knew it, September had already come and we were now the Senior class. We decided to elect new class officers. Our new officers were: Henry De Boer, President: Betty Dykhuizen, Secretary: Muriel Page Thirty-two Continued from Page 32 Huinerp and Treasurer, Kay Youngs. With these officers we entered our final year at Timothy. For the first time an election was held for Student Council President. The three candidates: Ioan Tameling, lim Bulthuis, and Ken Kieft, were from our class and we were proud of each one. In October we gave our Senior play, which was none other than David Copperfield. Each of us helped and worked to make it a success. We had many different affairs to raise money for our class trip and class gift. We had luncheons, car washes, another Box Social, a miniature paper drive, and also sold pop at noon hour. April 22nd was the day we had worked so hard for. As we boarded our train for Washington, D.C. we realized that we had come a long way since September 1953, when we had first entered high school. Iune 14th, as 45 graduates walked down the aisle of Ebenezer Church, we all realized that we had a lot to be thankful for. Though we split up and go our separate ways, our hearts shall always be united back at Timothy, the school we have all learned to love. Our thanks shall always go to our Christian teachers who molded our lives in the right way. MASS Wlll I Iohn Bakker leave the Pepsts to any or all Iunrors I Sadle Bakker leave my frrendlrness to any Iumor who cannot get along wlth others I Iohn Batjes leave my lumplng ab1l1ty to Iohn Dav1ds I Kathryn Batjes leave my drslrke of whlte bucks to Lrnda Rozema I Marrlyn Blauw leave my hearty g1ggle to any sober faced Iun1or I Pete Boer leave my drawlng sk1ll to any on who needs rt I Iamce Boerema leave my varslty cheer leadlng pos1t1on to Kathryn Bakker I Iames Boerrnga leave my knowledge ot how to blow thrngs up to Tom Hoekstra I Alyce Bulthurs leave my bus r1de to those who have to walk to school 1n wrnter I Iames Bulthuls leave my Student Councll Presrdency to the be t orator of the Iunror Class I Thelma Bulthuls leave my love for the guys to anyone feelrng lonely I Ralph Dav1ds leave my sk1ll rn bowlmg to Peewee Van Poolen I Henry De Boer leave my way wrth grrls to Ted Hozendal I Iohn De Vrles leave my basketball ab1l1ty to N1Ck Wlerrnga I Leonard Dwarshu1s leave my transrstor radro to anyone who can operate 1t I Betty Dykhu1zen leave the g1r1s basketball team to next year s team I Ruth Evenhouse leave my actrng ab1l1ty to Anne I-Iulner I Paul Gelderloos leave my Chevrolet to Clyde Gelderloos I Roger Groenboom leave my auto mechan1c ab1l1ty to Herman Schaafsma I Roy Hoffman leave my manager s 1ob to anyone w1sh1ng a free tr1p to all basketball games I Murrel I-Iutner leave my quretness ln school to the Iumor class I Ken Kreft leave my typrng abrhty to Ilm Groot I Allen Klokow leave my knowledge of T V to the Faculty I Wayne Knapp leave my sense of humor to W1ll1am Romer I Tom Kopnva leave the Burllngton Ratlroad to the Federal Government I Flora Lanenga leave my love for cool mu rc to Ioann Lanmg I Shlrley Medema leave my red ha1r to certarn sophomores I Grace Noorlag leave my l1k1ng of cars cny Iunlor w1th ore feet I Iudy Rrdder leave my recrpe for barbeque to Ruth Muhlena I Alyce Roelfsema leave my qu1et ways to Eleanor Vander Velde I Marrlyn Roeters leave my clarrnet playmg to Grace Overzet I Pat Romer leave my l1k1ng of Chlcago to Peter Lanenga I Dons Hozema leave my ways of gettrng around to Marlene Dykstra I Elaine Rozema leave my fr1endly attltudes I Ierome Stob leave my fancy ha1r cut to Pete Lanenga ISh1rley SIOW16 leave my talklng out loud to v1Ig1n1C Slager I Ioan Tamelmg leave the Aurora and Elgrn to AIICG Schut I Henrretta Tamelmg leave my plano playrng to Clarrssa Bronger I Grace Van Der Velde leave my rapld typmg to Ruth Vander Velde I Laurel Van Kampen leave my job to anyone 1nterested 1n money I Iohn Van Poolen leave my lrterary ab1l1ty to all those 1nterested 1n work I Henrletta We1denaar leave the edrtorshlp of the Saga to any IUDIOI w1th plenty of spare tlme I Lo1s Wendt leave my days absence to Trudy Lamnga I Cynthra Wh1tesell leave my wrt to Beverly Bulthurs I Kay Youngs leave my treasurer s 1ob to Iohn Meyer Page Thlrty four , , , - , . . I I I I . s . I I I I , , , , to ' e . ., . I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I s . ' I I I I ' ' I I , , to T. C. H. S. . I I ' I I I I ' ' I I I I ' , . ' I I I , ' ' I I I I ' I - 1 . . . . ' ' , . I I ' ' I UNDHHSRAIIUAHS - lm Lunch Time . I if S-2 Sk -un f 1 Q ? , Row 1: Kathryn Bakker, Margeret Belgrave, Clarissa Bronger, Hester Brouwer, Beverly Bulthuis, Iohn Davids, Iudy De Maa. Row 2: Gertrude Dykstra, Marlene Dykstra, Clyde Gelder- loos, Iames Groot, Doris Hoekstra, Thomas Hoekstra, Ann Huiner. Row 3: Peter Lcnenga, Ioarzn Laning, Trudy Laninga, Iohn Meyer, Ruth Muhlena, Grace Overzet, William Romer. INCLINE THINE EAR UNTO WISDOM, AND APPLY THY HEART TO UNDERSTANDING. Proverbs 2:2 SUPHUNIIIRES Row 1: Richard Bakker, lean Bernbaum, Carole Boeringa, Cora Bronkema, Ieralyn Davids, Ron- ald Dekker. Row 2: Clarence De Vries, Karen Evenhouse, Nancy Grabinski, Marlene Hendrikse, Wilma Hoeks. Row 3: Karen Hoekstra, Thomas Huiner, Iune Huizenga, Emily Iwema, Peter Laning. Row 4: William Lenters, Kenneth Loerop, William Loerop, Bruce Meyer, Iudy Miedema. Row 5: Warren Noorlag, Kathleen Otte, Iay Pruim. Trudy Rottschaler, Ronald Schaal. Row 6: Sue Slager, Betty Slinkman, Ianet Strodt- man, Ioy Stulp, Donald Swierenga. Row 7: Donna Teune, Gretchen Van Denend. Mar- lene Van Der Velde, Darlene Van Dyke, Ioyce Van Slooten. Row 8: Carl Van Kampen, Sharon Veenstra, Iudy Visser, Donald Wierenga, Paul Zuidema. .iw 'Nin- 9 a x 'H 5 ,Q A ' 4 -g , , WV .+.., 'Q f F 'K :qi 1' ' . 1 , 5' .' 712 if '. iw,., ,L ,v Row I: Marilyn Batjes, Beverly Bergsma, Karen Blauw. Arthur Bolt. Iohn Theodore Boomker, Peter Buikema, William Buitenwerf. Row 2: Harvey Bulthuis, Melvin Dekker, Kenneth Deters, Robert Deters. Becky Douma, Iames Dykhunen,Barbara Evenhouse Row 3: Lois Evenhouse, Martin Finder, Carolyn Folgers, Iohn Folgers, Bruce Groenewold, Donna Gulbrarisen, Willow Helmus. Row 4: George Hoekstra, Sharon Hoving, Karen Kaker, Ronald Keizer, Raymond Kieft, Ianet Lanenga, Grayce Lumkes. Row 5: Carolyn Marema, Arlen Meciema, Frank Michalek, Cynthia Mulder, Meredythe Noorlag, Barbara Olfienburger. Betty Reitsema. HAPPY IS THE' MAN THAT FINDETH WISDOM E AND THE MAN THAT GETTETI-I UNDERSTANDING. Proverbs 3:13 Page Forty Marlene Rozema, Ina Schut, Carol Sietsma. William Slager, Ioy Stavenger, Sharon Stob. Kenneth Stouh. Peter Tameling, Kenneth Tazelaar. Henry Toebes, Kenneth Vander Leest, Henry Van Kampen, Iohn Van Tohlen, Peter Van Tholen. Angie Veldsema, Karen Visser, Ioyce Voss, Iudy Wezeman. Bernard Wieringa. Grace Wiersema. Rita Wilkholm. :aff--1 Scarecrow and Freshmen Page Forty-one f' .4 P The Group. l. Bulthuis. Eat it up, boys. C. Gelderloos fffisenhowerl and Company Deciding Frank's Fate. Play it, George. SPIIRIS mwns AI mv rx., I ,,v.fj.,.,- SO ...zinf- N45 5 X -of , Standing: Mr. S Vander Woude W Loerop W Lenters I DeVr1es I Batles P Gelderlo s V A R S I Kneeling: T. Hu ner I Meyer B Tamelmg R Van Poolen llASIlllBAll Opposite Page: Iohn M. Lennie Bill L. Peewee Opponent Luther North .. Alumni .... North Park . . . C.C.H.S. . . . . M.P.M.A. . . . St. Gregory . . . Illiana ..... Walther ...... North Park . . . Harvard .... M.P.M.1-X. .... . North Shore , . . Illiana ..... Walther ...... North Shore . . . Elgin ......... St. Gregory .. . Francis Parker . Luther North .. C.C.H.S. .,... . Total Points Page Forty-five W. Ma .'e 1 ' ' I. Pruim. R. Hoffman B. Meyer. The managers, as usual, have had a busy season. Their efforts in handling the equipment and uniforms has been greatly appreciated by all those connected with the teams. The captains of the varsity this year are Iohn De Vries and Iohn Batjes. They have been the two sparkplugs for the team this year as well as in past seasons. Iohn De Vries scored 254 points for 13.9 average per game and Iohn Batjes scored 360 points for an average of 18.9 per game. 1. De Vries and I. Batjes receiving instructions. L. Prins taking the tip. Standing: W. Noorlag. W. Loerop, W. Lenters, I. Dykhuizen. IIB E S H - S 0 PH R. Kieit. Mr. L. Prins. Kneeling: I. Folgers, T. Huiner, P. Tameling, D. Swierenga, If A M K. Loefop. llASKllBAll fl f if Timothy was well represented in Basketball f competition this season. The Frosh-Soph had a X ff very good record of 15 wins and 4 losses. The T Z varsity did not fare as well, having 6 wins and 14 losses. The success of the Frosh-Soph team was lf f f f because of their height and cool headed manner of t A 'if playing. The reason for the Varsity's record was l lack of depth and experience on the squad, not j t the capabilities of those on the squad, as many of the games were very close. Page Forty-seven I lIlANIllIlAlS B0ll Intramural golf made 1ts debut this year and it was viewed with enloyment by all who could attend The matches were played on the cour e at Columbus Park I De Vnes on the course B SKllBAll As in the preceding years mtramural basketball has been an item of 1nterest on our release of energy for any student who enjoys the sport Who shot 119 UllllBAll Intramural volleyball has again been welcomed rn Timothy m its third year and 1t has become one of the most enjoyed extra curri ular act1v1t1es K Kzeft seltmg one up s . extra-curricular activities list, for it provides a .F . . . First Row: H. De Boer Second Pow: G. Lumpk:s, B. Reits- ema, Third Row: T. Laninga, G. Van Der Velde, M, Van Der Velde, B. Even- house, I. Ridder, I. Boerema, CHHItlEAIlfRS PEP HUB MISS BEAN sponsor U Our cheerleaders provided the pep for the schoo1's basketbo.11 games. Through their efforts, the audience is stirred to spur our teams on to Victory. We owe our deep gratitude to both the cheerleaders and their sponsor for this enthusiasm. A TEAM Standing: M. Dykstra, R. Vander Velde. Miss Kingma, B. Dykhuizen, F. Lanenga Kneeling: D. Rozendal, H. Weidenaar. D. Hoekstra, I. Tameling, T. Bulthuis B TEAM Standing: I. Strodtman, M. Hendrikse, C. Folgers, K. Hoeksira, S. Veenstra Kneeling: T. Rottschafer, S. Slager. I. Huizenga Timothyis girl's basketball teams have gone all out again this year to bring home many victories. We are very proud of them. Under the very able leadership of Miss Kingma, they have acquired great skill which has been proved by their records. They have done their best not only in winning the majority of their games, but also in showing good sportsmanship. Il SKHB ll SITIIRES A TEAM Opponents Alumnl St G egory Ilhcma C C H S St Gregory Avalon Columbus Park Alvermu C C H S Alvernm North Shore Illrcxncr C C H S Total Pomts B TEAM Opponents St Gregory Illro cr St Gregory Alvermcx North Shore llllcncx To cll Por t locn shcotmg Thelma guardmg Hers gucrrdmg Dot We They 6 They Page Fxfty one ' ..................,......... 35 28 . I .,...,.................. 42 10 ' ............................. 67 11 .........,................ .58 25 . ........................ 43 16 49 32 ' ....,...................... 13 31 ' ,......................... 34 35 45 Alvernic ....,...................... 37 34 ' ,............................ 54 17 ' ..,..... .......... 5 93 366 W . ........................ 46 14 ............................. 36 6 , .........,...,.......,.. 39 22 ' ...,............,.......... 35 10 25 ' ....,.............,......... 28 14 t 'rs .......,........... 205 91 Top Row: S. Slager, D. Rozendal, M. Blauw, C. Folgers. B. Dykhuizen, D. Rozema. Bottom: I. Visser, S. Hoving, L. Rozema, I. Ridder, G. Vander Velde. As a part of the gir1's intramural sports program, the girls participated in intramural basketball and bowling. These games provided a chance for more girls to take an active part in athletics. D. Van Dyke bowling for a strike. I Clllll VARSITY GAIVII In November the faculty-varsity game was held. The students had a good time seeing the faculty lose to the varsity. The girl's varsity also won against the faculty. The varsity on the attack. IIRGANIZATIIINS Stard ng D Schaaf A Bolt R Kielt W Noorlag D Hoekstra I Voss Il -I Sittmcr T Larurvga R Davids I Bulthuis R Eve-nhouse M Van Der Velde P G lderloos G Lumkes R Van lfllll llll Poolen I Davids M Belgrave T Bulthuis Officers: T. Laninga, Treasurer: R. Davids, Vicar: R. Evenhouse, Secretary: I. Bulthuis, President. The Student Council swung into action this year when Iim Bulthuis was elected president. The Student Council has sponsored roller skating parties, counter courting week, kangaroo court, the magazine campaign, and a mock election. ,,. Rev. Youngs gave much time and assistance to the Council to make their activities successful. The Student body was well represented this year as in years past. Page Fifty-four IIMUIHY TIIUIVIPH The Press Club is an organization which is really appreciated by students and friends of Timothy. Through the sincere and unselfish hard work of these members, our own school paper is published. This club is under the sponsorship of Mr. Nawyn and Miss Schultz who have been assisting them. Standing: S. Slager, B. Tameling, L, Rozema, N. Wieringa, C. Whitesell, K. Vander Leest, M. Roeters, N. Grabinski. I. Strodtman. Sitting: W. Nawyn, K. Kieft. L. I. Van Poolen, I. Boerema, T. Laningcr, S. Hoving. LAMBERT IOHN VAN POOLEN EDITOR IANET STRODTMAN ASSISTANT EDITOR CYNTHIA WHITESELL FEATURE EDITOR WAYNE KNAPP HUMOR EDITOR NICK WIERINGA BOYS' SPORTS EDITOR LINDA ROZEMA GIRLS' SPORTS EDITOR JANICE BOEREMA ROVING REPORTER KEN KIEFT BUSINESS MANAGER SUE SLAGER, MARILYN ROETERS, TRUDY LANINGA, BERNARD TAMELING NANCY GRABINSKI REPORTERS SHARON HOVING, KEN VANDER LEEST ADVERTISING MANAGERS SAISA Slllll The Annual Staff, under the careful supervision of our editor cmd sponsors, has worked very hard to publish this edition of the Saga. We hope the students and friends of Timothy will appreciate our labors. When the Seniors re-open this book many years from now, it will bring back to them their wonderful high school days. Page Fifty-six ARI Sllll IAMES BOERINGA. KATHRYN BATIES. SHIRLEY STOWIE, Editor. IOHN De VRIES. EDIIURS HENRIETTA WIEDENAAR, Chief. KENNETH KIEFT. Assistant. ART The drawings seen throughout this year's annual have been contributed by the fine Art Staff of the SAGA. These sketches add variety and interest to the story of 1956-1957. 1 , L N , - XJ - E i1 ,J .1 x , ,F X l ,V , kg S 5 A M.. A E l A W --.-. ' WT. lf' utr...-' ya .L.- A 4 4? 1 Mr . I R -I 5534... 147' ' L N V WRITING Many hours of thought and composition went into the words seen and read in the SAGA. Through these words the pictures and the theme of the SAGA become alive. FINANCES Part of producing the SAGA is the procurement of a large sum of money. The excellent financial status of this year's production was provided by our hard working Business Staff. PICTURES Taking pictures was just a fraction of the work done by the Photography Staff. They also developed, printed and enlarged many pictures. As the weeks rolled by, Ralph and Al became a familiar sight in the dark room of the Camera Club. .N . .VK X af, 'W' . z 'S , llllllfllll SIAH Alyce Roelfsema. Cynthia Whitesell. Marilyn Roeters. Wayne Knapp. Lambert I. Van Poolen, Editor. BIISINISS SMH Standing: Leonard Dwarshuis, Thomas Kopriva, Roger Groenboon-i, Roy Hoffman, Henry De Boer, Iames Bulthuis- Business Manager. Sitting: Trudy Laninga, Grace Vander Velda, Iudy Ridder- Bookkeeper, Ioan Tameling. Marilyn Blauw. PHIIHI SIAH Allen Klokow. Ralph Davids, Head. 1 5 15 lIAPPHl CHUIR FW If l Timothy's choir, directed by Miss Helen Westra, has grown in size and quality this year. The choir gave outstanding performances at their Christmas and Spring Concerts. Once again our choir Wended its way to Grand Rapids in the Spring. Something new was added when the choir sang at the Civic at night We wish to congratulate the choir on its achievements during the past year Pug I' tty exq 1 as 4. gan I!! 'sl W S-I Row 4: T. Bulthuis, L. Rozema, I. De Maa, B. Bulthuis, R. Muhlena, N. Wieringa, W. Noorlag, R. Groenboom, R. Deters, R. Decker, I. De Vries, W. Slager, K. Kieft, R. Evenhouse, S. Stowie, B. Bergsma. Row 3: M. Blauw, T. Rottschafer, G. Van Der Velde, H. Weidenaar, L. Van Poolen, R. Kieh, B. Tameling, I. Davids, R. Hoffman, I. Van Tholen, K. Hoe-kstra, I. Stavenger, S. Medema, I. Huizenga, T. Laninga. Row 2: I. Van Slooten, H. Tameling, D. Rozendal, D. Hoekstra, K. Bakker, L. Evenhouse, R. Van Poolen, I. Meyer, R. Bakker, M. Hendrikse, A. Huiner, I. Ridder, I. Boerema, G. Van Denend. Row 1: D. Rozema, K. Youngs, C. Wieringa, K. Stoub, K. Loerop, G. Hcekstra, D. Swierenga, A. Klokow, P. Euikema, I. Davids, M. Van Der Velde, W. Hoeks, Miss H. Westra. A cappcla choir at the Chicagoland Festival. UH'-'Ivan'--...,,,... FAVORITE SELECTIONS Colonel Bogey March Autumn Leaves Travelers Overture Washington Post March B Il Our band has progressed rapidly this year. This change has taken place under the baton of Mr. Qualkinbush and by hours of practice by the band members. The band has had several concerts this year, took part in assemblies, and marched in parades: all of which made T.C.H.S. proud of her band. The highlight of the year was the trip to the Grand Rapids Band Festival. Page Sixty Q Standing: M. Noorlag, K. Hoekstra, M. Hendrikse, S. Slager, W. Hoeks, W. Noorlag, D. Schaaf, Mr. I. Qualkinbush K. Bakker. Row Four: L. Wendt, T. Hottschafer, K. Otte, A. Bolt, D. Wieringa, W. Slager, C. Van Kampen, A. Medema, I. Van Tholen, T. Rozendal, R. Kieft, C. Wieringa, D. Swierenga. G. Hcekstra. Row Three: P. Vander Werp, L. Dwarshuis, R. Vander Velde, B. Oldenburger, B. Bergsma, K. Evenhouse, W. Buitenwerf, I. Davids, H. Van Kampen, P. Tameling, I. Stavenger, B. Wierenga, C. Gelderloos, L. I. Vcm Poolen V. Slager. Row Two: M. Roeters, R. Van Poolen, H. Schaatsma, I. Da vids, G. Huizenga, K. Kieit. I. Voss, I. Bernbaum. R. Evenhouse. Row one: S, Hoving, B. Groenewold, S. Veenstra, K. Youngs, M. Rozema, R. Decker. Chicagoland Festival Band. ? '1 ' WV 'W' nfl' Ql iw? !r yy . .X WX' Qt, X Pllll MSI David Copperfield ......... Mrs. Clara Copperfield .... Peggotty, David's nursemaid Edward Murdstone ........ Iane Murdstone .... Wilkins Micawber .... Mrs. Micawber ....... . Aunt Betsy Trotwood. . . Mr. Dick .....,..... Uriah Heep ....... . . . Agnes Wickfield ........ lane, Aunt Betsy's maid . . . The Stranger ........... . Henry De Boer .. Muriel Huiner Ruth Everihouse Ken Kieit . Ioan Tameling . Iames Bulthuis Alyce Hoelfsema . Shirley Stowie Thomas Kopriva . . . Roy Hoffman ...... Iudy Ridder Marilyn Roeters . . Iohn De Vries A. Roelisema, I. Bulthuis I Ridder H. De Boer, M. Huiner, K Kzelt I. Tameling, S. Stowie, I De Vr es K. Kieit finished. K. Kieft being made up Hold Still! Wake up Davie! Uriah Heep arriving. ttf JU Illlt HAY Donny Doss .. Rev. Doss . . . Mrs. Doss .... Nan Iohnson Mr. Iohnson .. Mrs. Iolznson . . . Mrs. Parkinson . . . . . . Miss Hielly ..... Bill Thomas .. Mrs. Allen .... Mrs. Hardy Diane Doss . . . Laura Doss . . . Rita Doss Timmy Doss .. Ted Dcss . . . Alex Doss .. . . . . . Nick Wieringa . . . Herman Schaatsma . . . Clarissa Bronger . . Cynthia Wieringa . . . . Peter Laninga . . . ., Beverly Bulthuis Eleanor Vander Velde ...... Trudy Laninga . . . . lohn Davids . . . Grace Overzet ..., Anne Huiner .. Doris Hoekstra Iudy De Maa Gertrude Dykstra . . . . Ted Rozendal , . . , Thomas Hoekstra Robert Van Poolen The Iunior class gave their play The Family Nobody Wanted on March 27 and 28. It depicted a family of eight adopted children of different ancestry. During the course of the play many exciting things happened. By the end of the play everyone had ironed out their difficulties. Smile pretty! The family and friends in a get-together. Rev. Doss reading the Christmas story. -u n ,S The Cast: E. Vander Velde, I. Davids, T, Laninga, P. Laninga, B. Bulthuis, H. Schaafsma. C. Bronger. C. Wieringa, N. Wieringa, D. Hoekstra. G. Dykstra, I. De Maa, R. Van Poolen, T. Hoekstra, T. Rozendal. .pw- Stcrnding: L. I. Van Poolen, L. Van Kampen, K. Kieft. Sitting: G. Overzet, P. Vander Werp. R. Vander Velde, T. Laninga. Hll Ill! SIHIIHY The group at Timothy which is most looked up to by everyone is the honor society. The members consist of B average or better students. May this society grow in the years to come. Standing: W. Loerop, D. Swierenga. Sitting: N. Grabinski, M. Hendrlkse. I. Davids S. Slager. Invitation to the party The Lineup Who's got my shoe? All SCHIIIH PARTY As the school years roll on, we look forward each fall to our all-school party. As is the tradition, this all-school affair is sponsored by the Iunior Class. This school year the party was planned around the theme of Harvest. The decorations were complete with corn stalks, pumpkins, and corn brought straight in from the fields: even high harvest moon shone down on the group. Page Sixty-five Third Row: B. Tameling. F. Michalek, N. Wieringa, I. Davids, R. Van Poolen, G. Hoekstra. Second Row: A. Klokow, T. Hoekstra, T. Flozendal, R. Deters, W. Slager. First Row: H. Schaafsma, C. Gelderloos, Mr. H. Treizenberg, P. Van Tholen, K. Stoub, D. Hoekstra, D. Rozendal. OFFICERS: MR. H. TREIZENBERG ....... ...... P resident, NICK WIERINGA ..... . . . Vice-President, TOM HOEKSTRA ..... .... T reasurer, ROBERT VAN POOLEN . . . . . . Secretary CAMERA Clllll The Camera Club had been inactive during the last year, however, this year it was reorganized. This year Mr. Treizenburg is the leader. There are approximately twenty members. Mr. Edmund donated some equipment to the school. This was really appreciated by the club because it enables them to do more work in printing and developing. The club usually meets during eighth hour in the chemistry lab. Black out curtains were put there to make an effective dark room. The club is learning how to print and develop pictures. They have also learned how to enlarge pictures. Next year they hope to have a bigger and better club. Page Sixtyesix BUX SUIIIM l. Dykhuizen answers, K. Kieft questions, T. Kopriva guards, I. Bulthuis watches. A. Klokow and I. De Vries asking f?J for next week's questions. Hank the Auctioneer n Wllllll' The Box Social, sponsored by the Senior class, was a great success It began with the boys bidding for the girls boxes. After all the boxes were sold, the boys ate with the girls whose boxes they had bought. The Seniors provided entertainment which consisted oi a quiz program. Students were called from the audience and given a chance to show oft their brain power. Page Sixtysseven Page Sixty-eight Is she pretty, Tom? Mr. Ncrwyn being camera shy. Pay attention George! Whct's so funny? Did it go in? N. Wieringcr working up enthusiasm lor Eisenhower. K. Kiett voted for the best morn. Faculty cxgcxinst lciculty for dear old T.C.H.S. AIIVHHISERS QSALL YDS F 0615 We X A ovf R'rrsEMeN .5 H 'QQ OPPF V 'OOQ7' 'Y 'P Qs- 7s A Y u 567' Q J' S e 0 'Y 6 X cb XIX wg v Q 99- NA 994 Q' lgv 'TACKS F A C. 'WE x 0 f 6g VAST, 5 Q. 51 fo? 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DOQXQQ, J o . , A 5 oe es 7 X W 0 5' 6 c, b 644 I TONE D- P . 0 5 s 5 O Qx Ov YY 5049 0' 5 .49 'J Q ,lx Px Q Q 1 55 5 90? x s 55? 02, S Q Q- .Y N is +9 0 Ar oo Al df Ioe Mr and Mrs Auwerda Mr Ioseph Backa Mr and Mrs Iohn Blcruw Mr and Mrs I C Blauw Comphments of Uncle Ixm Mr cmd Mrs I Boersema Mrs N Boersema IIAIIIS Mr and Mrs A Fnend LVII Mr and Mrs cmd Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Mr cmd Mrs A Fnend Mr and Mrs Mr cmd Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs A Frlend Iack Bolt Brouwer A Bulthuls I Cook Iohn Davrds Sr George I De Boer Wrlham De Boer De Groot Dryfhout Mrke Dykema Mr and Mrs Harry Dykhurzen and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mr cmd Mrs cmd Mrs and Mrs A Fnend Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Gerrrt Dykstra B I Englesman Euwema Aldnch Evenhouse H Evenhouse Henry Evenhouse Henry Folgers Iake Gelderloos P Groenewold Henry Groenboom Hakks Mrs Groenedal George H1skes Comphments of a Frrend Mrs A Hoffman Mr cmd Mrs Menko Hoffman Mr and Mrs Holtrop Mr and Mrs Hoogstrate A Fr1end Page Seventy ll I . . Mr. . . . . . Mr. . ' ' ' Mr. s. . . . . Mr. . , , Mr. . , , Mr. . Mr. and Mrs. Bonsman Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gelderloos Mr. . E ' Mr. . . ' W - - - Mr. . . - - Mr. . ' . . . BEST WISI-IES TG TI-IE CLASS CDF 1957 S. HQVING 81 SON S Best Wishes to the 1957 Graduates IZHUINIB IIARIAISI IZIIIVIPA Y For Your I awn and Carden ROTOTILLING RICH BLACK SOIL GRADING RICH ROTTED MANURE ALSO STONE DRIVEWAYS MADE TO ORDER DON T WAIT ANY LONGER PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW RAY LANINGA l229 S 56th Avenue C1cero 50 Hlmo1s COMPLETE LANDSCAPING FREE ESTIMATES TO 3 0168 Page Seve tyt o I I Let Us Prepare the Soil for Planting . I Il - W More lm MIDAS TOUCH... 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PATH S Mr cmd Mrs B Humer Mr cmd Mrs B Iwemcr Mr cmd Mrs Iohn Iwemcr Mr cmd Mrs N Icrnnengcr Ierome s Women s Wecrr Mrs G Klem Mr cmd Mrs Mr cmd Mrs Mr cmd Mrs Mr cmd Mrs Mr cmd Mrs E Korrmgcr N Korrlngcr Iohn Lcmengc: W Lenters Lmdemcrn cmd Mrs cmd Mrs cmd Mrs cmd Mrs cmd Mrs cmd Mrs cmd Mrs cmd Mrs cmd Mrs cmd Mrs cmd Mrs D Rosendcxhl Rozemcr Iohn Roelfsemcr Sl1nkmcm I Smllde Stob Stob Iohn Stob Ir Fred Siulp Ioe Swlermgcx Henry Tcrzelcrcrr Mcmfredr Drugs Mr Mr and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs cmd Mrs and Mrs and Mrs I Meyer I Muhlenu B111 Noorlcrg Bcrrny Okkerncr Tom Oldenburger G Otte Henry Ottenhoff Mrs W Ottenhoff Mr cmd Mrs Harry Rldder Mr cmd Mrs C Roelfsemct A Fr1end Mr cmd Mrs cmd Mrs cmd Mrs and Mrs cmd Mrs cmd Mrs cmd Mrs and Mrs cmd Mrs cmd Mrs and Mrs Ioe Teune I Vcrn Byssum Vcm Der Velde E Vcm Dyke Andrew Vcm Dyke W1111c1m Vcm Dyke P Vcm Dyke Icrmes Vcm Kcxrnpen C Vcrn Ryn W11son Vcm Slooten XNIIIIGIH H Vcm Stedum Page Seventy seven ll . . . ' Mr. . . . . . Mr. . . . Mr. . . . . Mr. . ' ' ' Mr. . . ' . . ' Mr. . . . . ' Mr. . . . . ' Mr. . , . . . Mr. . . . . Mr. . ' ' . . ' Mr. . ' Mr. cmd Mrs. Peter Tcrzelczczr . . . Mr. . Mr. . . Mr. . . Mr. . ' Mr. . Mr. . Mr. . . Mr. . Mr. . Mr. . . Mr. . ' ' . . Mr. . . . . Mr. . . . ' Mr. . . . . . Mr. . ' Co pl me ts of Nlr. 84 Nlrs. R. lvenhouse 'I'l-IE BIG TOP VI e t Suburb s Most Popular Snark Shop 6000 Roosevelt Road corner Austm Blvd Serve tuple nch Malted Mzlks Mzlk Shakes Delxczous Sodas and Sundaes Fmest Quohty Foods Amr Conditioned Year Round For Your Com ort NIHI-Ill SCAVI lllll SERVICE by Load VI eek or Mouth OFFICE 1241 S 59th Court Blshop 2 3008 TELEPHONE Blshop 2 1977 SUBURBAN GUnderson 4 1662 II R001 FOR SCAPENGER SER! ILE B305 OGDEN AVE BERWYN ILLINOIS SUBURBAN MMS AUSIIN SIA Hlllll MW R oose ve1tRocxd ANU nmgmggfm BOWL Where the Shoes Bowl HOME COOKED MEATS TO TAKE OUT 6009 W Roosevelt Rd Cicero Illmols Page Seventy ne 7 W l 'Y . . . . , h L . C I ... . . 9 Y Y , , O G Y 7 Y W Y I? 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