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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1958 volume:

,nan u f,s GJ' U .s wf ' ' UA 4 v IEW, --I 4 94? 1' 9 I ' m rf' ,, .. fi' l 1' l gi L 9 W' Q .yn f , ..-,, :au ,' 'V' Z-z ' o, u Ul'L f I 'J gl v Fv: Q f' 1,- 14 g-Is ,.f- .5 'f 1- Elf gil' -1' Q-f 'T' YH., Y-r-4' -1- , H-T 11. l W- is L-A -. 'TW- Nr. -1- 'I' if 'I' T' ' -1- 'T f ---T. lt A - ,.,, -1- 'T -1 ' I .,. -r-'r' T ..T..1,- -T'-I' -1---x-- -1- 71111-7- ...I....T... 'EQ-1' -7,-...'.. 'T' '-T' 'T' W- 1 .,P-- -ff -1-'rf -2- -1-. ff-K ..1--,- m'7 'T -T- F LT11' LIT. - JT- !!l!!!.!!.! in I ii- L- i 'j' JK! 11 gr Ls .-41 4,,. I -l' -lg X l ,ASL .Q A 'll' nl .' ,l. ,T 115nL 'l if .I I f9 0 , 'ul n' A H, , 0, ' ,fn iq' 'Q I 0 'D ,. 1 5 ,Q-0 sg - 0 :R..,.:1'. Hllhif fa, it 'v...'2 ,f - -, .' -Q, ao ' 0 e , yr 'fs 0 04 , - u V u 41' Q . ' . . -Q ' . - 1, . 6. 'Q .'r2 ' nl- 5 '4 ' A , ll' 1. Q ml ' - ' - 1 . . s. . iii I , 1 ' 'qwg' ' ,.'.',', - f . ,' . - 'Qi' We .,,.. ' .'. M.. .,. .L I -1 OA' 1 - aw: 'J' L.. ..ug3' 1 I 1' ,'l'.::: pf .fl I 7 ' 1 I ,'.,' fu' :O 1 0 I 'fd' 5' h?ai:n 'f I: ' 'met 'if fl 7.1. iff If ,. h s ,a .hiya 0 ., 0 .,, . 4 15021 Q' I' S9 'l s 1 . 0 0 U U If Q s 9 '41 1 . la. 5 1 l c- We 1, L'- . . ' su' 1 0 ' ' Xa Vw' ' . ' 5 . '- ' , 14 ,9.9.-53 K' '. u'- ,' 'c Y ' , 41 .' u' o'F.a- n -. ' S I C, , ' . . wo - ' .- 1' --I Q, I.. 4 I 1 -Q ' .T ' I L-'L -Q - '7' 1- - 1- ' ' ' -1- ..' I '1' I f ' A ' - Q. 'P -V , ' -f 1 n I - - - 1 T '.. -A , TL. L' 1- C15 1 'Y' - T I 'V 7' h ff., I , I UT T . X - 1 1, T' .. T I Y -5. - 'Q ' ' ' I - - - 1 , Cl ' A . , - 1- 1 F.. - - - '-' u . - I -, N -'--- - , - 1 1' B 1 -id 1, ha. .-- -1- 'wr -.. I 1 Q X .4 ' .. ' , ' xr- ,.- .. - - - I D 7, G- . ,- -4 1- --ig - - - - T.. - I 'V ' U - -r 'A - L' T Tj 'T' - ' ' -1- 'A -' Q' - --1 1 , w, , -T .- -L -' '1 .. 'T' .- ,, ... - L... ...Q u - , ' T 1: - -I 1 ., .. --- - ...P .... - .1 -1- , T' - I,-,., : ll ll I . T I , . Q - D . I ..- - - . ' V 1 L. - ' - ' .... ' I ' U . ' H - f K - W' ' 'T' ' I x'- , - H - M - .. .,.. ... ..' - l- .. --Ll -T - T .,.,. ... ' qlu rl' - -1. ,- . l .ln 7 ' -' Y if - , t' :QI :. ' li! 4' - - -ms 51 1' i g , i -f 40111- ' ' Y 4 l 1 4 X 9 tae :tx ' V ' lb. QA ,,L,.4 14924 07 'v . 90 8 s Q l i 0.52.1 st 9 5 X K oe 0 I -Y? - ' O I N M 1 , . I ' 1 L' fb IEVO 55 o fn .s' nl 15 s 8 00 0' 0,5- 0 2.42. , Inc S Q I ,xv h 'I o A' J. f 0 -4 G 'PT 1-SI-T' TT CD1 'V' -v' fiffl 7... QIIIIIIII T 3.1 1, II: ! 1 'I TT T' dill T l Ill Ill III 111 111 'III 'E ' Imriv 'Y' WFT-1-1--P -1' T TQI' -I-,I:T. .'f,,,j' I 'T 1 .'-. .T.. -vw, T 41' ,...,. ,EJ I Il I -Q :T T -r -r '-1 -1' -1' :I-I-iI.f'4'1'1f,T .111Ig-111151115113II1a1I11Il1I111I'115111511111'1I11!lII llIII ' T If 'H T I' T fx Jrglx, AR xx xxx x 3 'W -7 ik I f QP- i if ' II : I -I -I 1 I , 'I , 4 IN JI I N -II l-1 I-Q -I -iII 0 14 . 1 2' 1 1-11 1 I: I I 1-II I I -i 1, I I I -I I1 '1 '.I I I I Nw I 1 I I 1191231-9 L 1 1 'I 1 : I I I -I I I T : I I I I I !l 'II , I I I I-II 'I I '1 'NAM' 1 I- . I 1 E: I I-III' LIII III -II: -I'I I 1V Nl 2 I I I0:1 ':' - 1 I ' , ,I 1 I I II, I.II ,J Il 11 I I I' I ' II 1 I I - -1I ' I I ' I'I'I 'I I -'L1441 1 IHI1 VIII III I.I I I I f-1.,0. f .fb I.-I-M' 1 I I-I I-'II'I1I1I'IlI-1,1 I I ng' -.1f:.,-' I1 --3:-I I I I ' n 1' 5 ,' I I ' III M ' ' 1 Il I - 1 H I 'LI I - 'lI'lP, rf I 1 A ., 1 1 I 11 1-1 1 11 111 1 1 I I I4 I I I 'II I ' I' !' ji. ' ,- A 1, ' II I , UI. n, ', 11 J., 'LII-H I A-I 'YI' -I'1 'I I1 I '..u.. .' .f?' I 1 I-I I 'I 1 I -I 'I -, r H. , I 11 I 'I-1 I I I1'I 1.I 1' LI' I I , Y 'fk ,',. f'4'j.l- I I 'I I A1 I I-'LI 1 I 1 I 'ft' fi' :iY.-.Z- , ' N In - - 1 - pl I ,x:n ,Z-1, 1 LAI 4 I 1 I I , I I1 'Ez' -5' ff.. -ff 'nl AJ' l I 'ri,.v.0' I. 'll zila' 9 I ' ' II I 41- a J 1 , ,I 0 -8.35 21 ,i I , Il I I 'I I X 'I-A Lylnl, 1 'F iifxjwfxl x,f 'qqkggkv I I I I--I I QI- all I 'EN 1, IH,-13:1 1. .It -'JB' :fi 1, I II I I I I' I I 0. . lfeo' iig' 1.'Y .lafgcteftg I III I ' ' ' 'I I 1.-4. - H .. YQ' . -'. Ali 'I ' 0: fain: . 1 L.-':......I: 1 'fa-as 15... : fn II 1 .. .. II :gg 11 I' I I Km.. ,fL3.,:i.gj- E11 A- 1 - 1111 '21-1f5:ff'111: -' ' 1 I- 'M-: P. uf 'I I 4900.14 ', . I I I , O HMUIH1 IHHISIIAN HIIJH lll I9 SMIA 53 f I ' SIIHII HIIHWURII fathums me ll Oums HP 110111 them r 12001101 Ol III For the Fhflbflflll tlwrv I9 light and flue: tlon 111 the W Olll o God 111 our foul years at Tlmothy the Word - in our school ' 0 o God has gzzen us ,EUICICIIZIQ ar tu lfl9S and ln our personal I1 Follou our footsteps through thls book and you lllll llld 0lld0llI9 of Cod s leadershlp d glorv' the pr HIS? an To H lm be L Page Two 'fs I . , . f . . . . . A fo f . 1 ,. . . . f , . . . ' f ,, . . . Q 1 , , , , Q . f. 1. I , . ,l , '- I-WW , .Mx 'fy . 4 .-. f' t. .., A v .jrw A , by jf X. ,'I --.,,,'A' .X .H A gy- ft ., ., V 1 ,, f-, ' -mm 'N Ht' A , J Mm.-A , ,,' 1 .f ' '- .., ,N V' -' - ,.,,t,. , , I ,g 1 vt. .,, s UH, .nm V , , ' V 1 ..,, ,, 'QV' ,g I ,i g 1 ' f-f 1 I ' f . , Lau Hn nn-' ' I vm . , ' ,fs , . .,. -V - .,.A A' gu 1:'L' ' ,- vw 1 . V k . ,uf U f 'V' W I f ' 1 fe. I., ' LJ: , . A vit... .' :,...f1- we ev-rr nu. ' ' no x1..- - ' '- un ef.-, if ,' , N1 , -'fr 1 V N' .mm . f , .. ' . WI Illlllf ll io fAo5e WAQ fAinA dig, Fifty years ago five men met on the West Side of Chicago to organize a Christian Grammar School. They felt the need of providing for their children an education that would honor and glorify God. This goal was realized, and Ebenezer came into being. The blessing of God was later to add the Timothy School. VVhen shifting populations forced a change, these two schools merged into the present Timothy Schools. Now increased growth makes real the need for a new high school building. Hitherto hath God led us! VVith gratitude to our Covenant God for the devoted men and women whose efforts have made these schools possible, we, the Class of l958, dedicate this Annual to the TIMOTHY CHRISTIAN SCHOOL SOCIETY. Pray dar , give mme 1 Our first home, Our growth, Our beginning, Our foundation, Our Strength, Our future. rxfff ff T ffziir A f Af . fa -f?.f.-jr if . ' f A, ,vi ,if 1 ani. f .. 'ff' .ill-M1913 ff f' f f 'f 1 fi' ',f,1f'!? 7151 , , ,f M 4 44:7 ff t'1- !!4 M -'T-'f-lffcf'c,4 Arne' 512,11 fu f if AP f '-fwqaff 'fl-Qdfexwf' I-if r .QQA dawn, all yfigf' 1, ,ar-f fo .-lf!! aff v.4a'4fw1vfiy , 4 Af 'K3 . . f .-. ff 1 ,.:,,, f' ' was 5 rf - 'fr A ff ff? .1 f,.f.f A M: . f. U 1 ,lffvsv .ffwffv 1 . .- . f I .ff lf, rr 4' fff f- j We -fl I - W t4',,.ff x,Zx4 12.455 1-1 1- ' fic . f'444'7f4 'N-I 4 fr ,H nf., ff .J 1- Cf! 57 fir'ff144,w.4f -1 4 Sf fjl ,QWJ M Z 'Q- 6 ','c.,. .'V A gif, '4 ' . 1m fZI :' W .ff f N vHJ.?g 3'Q ' in A .Jb'?+-kv'4f5 :'55T?9' ,, A . mswf.-A395 A- '? i i' QQ' it Ai' 319 , 4 - ,. 'if V, -fem ...sum-..J ' 1 5 llllllltll UF HIUIIAIIU f' if Row Three: I. Huiner, B. Tameling, R. Having, A. Huisjen. I. Bolt. Row Two: Fl. Schaaisma, I. Dwarshuis. R. Tolsma, Rev. G. R. Youngs, H. Decker, R. Swierenga. Row One: H. Bulthuis, I. De Boer-Ass't Treasurer, C. Douma-Vice-President, A. Kiett-President. A. Van Kam- pen-Secretary, C. Ottenhoii-Treasurer, M. Evenhouse. Not Pictured: R. Hartgerink. D. Peters. Willingly devoting their time and effort, this group of men prayerfully works on our problems cmd tries to solve them to the best of their ability. In accordance with the high standards of our school, the Board obtains Christian teachers who guide us in the paths of wisdom. We should be thankful to God for giving us these Christian leaders. Page Six lllllt PRI IIIPM The value of an education lies in its ability to elicit from the individual his native capacities and in its ability to relate him to the cultural framework in which he lives. Every Timothy graduate should know that in him dwells the footprints of God his Maker. His conduct and his use of his abilities ought to be a constant revelation to the world of his Saviour. To every Timothy graduate has been given knowledge of the footsteps Parents, plans, or problems? of the past, the heritage received from our fathers. To you graduates there is intrusted the responsibility ior the footsteps that make history today and tomorrow. May God bless you each step of the way. GLM. 21- giowsfiy it E6 BEBYL BEAN, B.S. New Haven State Teachers College. English LORRAINE BOSSENGA. B.S., M.A. Calvin College, University of Michigan Biology. Health. Librarian. THEODORE De IONG, A.B. Calvin College, Mechanical Drawing. CHARLES I-IAACK. A.B. Calvin College. Advanced Biology. l HENRIETTA KINGMA, BS. Calvin College. Ass't Principal, Dean of Girls, Geometry, Advanced Algebra Trigonometry. I lllllll During the high school years every student needs a great deal of guidance. Our iaculty has aided us in many ways, both spiritually and academically. Their leadership has helped to pave the pathway to success for many in the past and will continue to do so in the future. Grateful recognition is due them for their deep interest in our educational advancement. Page Eight 'J' MARILLA MOSIER A B Mornmgsrde College Typmg Shorthand WILLIAM NAWYN A B M A Calvm College Umversrty ol Mrchxgan World Hlstory Socxal Problems IOYCE PRINS A B Central College Home Economlcs Englxsh Hllllllll LeROY PRINS A B M A Central College Umversxiy of Iowa Latm Physlccrl Educatron IAMES QUALKINBUSH B M E lllmols Instrtute of Technology Vander Cook College ol Musrc Band Chorr Musxc Apprecratxon ARTHUR RUDE BS BD Th M Th D Wlsconsm Stale College Northern Baptrst Theologrcal Semmary Bookkeeping Ceneral Math General Busmess General Sclence iff, Page Nine IRM ARD SCHULTZ BS Bob Iones Umversxly Physxccrl Education Hllllllll STEWART VANDER WOUDE A B Calvm College Umted States Hxstory Modern HISYOIY YW I3-U TU 5 -wa 4, vw' OIL J'A7 ,. WW' tr a' 5.0 ,, Mg ,, HENRY TRIEZENBERG AB M S Cczlvm College Umversxty oi Illmoxs Deon of Boys Algebra Physlcs Chemrstry Personal Typmg EVELYN VAN TIL A B M S Cclvm College Purdue Umversxty Engllsh Remedrcl Recxdmg Page Ten KATE VANDER BERG A B Hope College Bxble REV G R YOUNGS AB Th B MA Calvm College Ccllvm Semmcxry MlChlqCH State Umverslty Bxble Doctrme Church Hxstory Mrs. M. Mulder Mrs. W. Bossenga Accepting tuition . . . keeping records . . . selling school supplies . . . this and much more is in the hands of our capable office staff, Mrs. Bossenga and Mrs. Mulder. Not only are they very competent, they also are friends to everyone. MAINTENANCE N-D., A cheerful nature . . . a willing hand . . . a friendly spirit . . . these characterize Mr. Drenth, our custodian. Not to be forgotten are the hard work and long hours he spends in keeping the school in shape. E13 .-msg-us. ' I is .,,,,,, ,.., ,., I .iz qlv ,3. nnyn, E nvznvnn :5i'f'i1s: -. The artist's sketch. l00 G Htll Once again Timothy is venturing out to meet new horizons. Property has been bought, plans have been drawn up, and a new school is in the making. Many obstacles have been met in the past and many are yet to come, but with God's help, the Christian education of our children will be secure in the future. B7ueprmt sz e decision for the future. X 1 gl 1. ,-. xx ' ... W lr. Xf'l v 1711 ,mv 1 1951 I ,ff-1, '52 X at , r A 's A A ,,,.N, JMU' lfq v' Qi qt 1. 1 -2' I Fi 9 pg- hefi' n Q 'RSI ,N rf, If , l. Plant. 'ii f 'Inf . a i A 1' 1- ' 1 W 'ff . 4 'W-' I . 1, , fi is K4 .vp ' Wit ' g-Nei, ,Q is' H .ah , S Lv xiii' FHISHNIE lack Bachman, Evelyn Balzer, Iohn Bernbaum, Alice Blauw Iohn Blauw, Patricia Boerinqa, Derek Brouwer, Donald Bulthuis Iohn Bulthuis Iacob De Groot, Winilred Die sira, 1 P Carolyn Drenth David Drenth, George Evenhouse, Sandra Groot, Nelson Hendrikse Lois Hoffman, Donald Huiner, William Huiner, Arlene lager 1.4 Arthur Iongsma, Iohn Kielt, Rosalynne Krabbe, Nelva Laning AB A- XY 1 confusion. ff 1' -4 1 4 ,?9f!'74Q?U D l i i-r, 1. HIESHMI , 4 X ...fox 1 Jr L ' 4 r ruin ff ,. ' fr . , , l .V :L ' Img: 3 no I we , g .' X ry 4 '1:0,ab! f Trnnd and green yet full of hte the Freshles whose capable sponsors are Mlss Schultz and Mr Prms soon became acquamted w1th the halls of Trmothy Havrng afforded us many amusements and laughs at hrst they settled down to become an accepted part of our student body HHSHNII World Hxstory rs serious business! JC' Page Ftfteen V 9 y H 35 . g s gg s D N x A' ,r4'A 5 M 35 Doris Meyer lanet Moore Arlene Mulder Bennett Mulder Tom Mulder Iohn Niehott Wayne Obermeyer Wayne Oostman Conrad Ottenhott Ruth Romer Ronald Rozema Nancy Rozendal Kenneth Rusthoven Fred Stulp Iudy Tamelinq Calvin Tazelaar Not so good today? Aiko Teragawa Stella Vander Naald Harry Vander Ploeg George Vander Velde William Vander Velde Carol Vander Werp Ronald Van Kampen Betty Visser Anita Wieringa Ronald Wynberg v FRISHMI SIIPHIINIIIIHS Completing the second turn in the pathway are the Sophomores, under the direction of Miss Kingma cmd Mr. Triezenberg. In their first two years at Timothy they have learned and experienced much which will guide them in the future. With hard work and planning they will continue until they reach their destination. mx, ll f Agn E Future Architects 1' lll U 5- 'N l 'l .iff Ia- ,scx s f fy Rolfe Anderson, Marilyn Batjes, Beverly Bergsma, Karen Blauw, Art Bolt, Theodore Boomker, William Buitenwerf Peter Buikema, Harvey Bulthuis, Melvin Decker, Kenneth Deters, Robert Deters, Becky Douma, Iim Dykhuizen f ' gf 1 7 , 4 ' A 'V ay .i 2' iii? - . A -q w , ' Jw Er. 5:55- M ' 52 If - -'- V 4 . fi ' sei' AP f ' L. x , af Page Seventeen in- i' tv I' Q ri X Q Q mx. , U ff C 'Qr T? if L ' tr fu at ,, That frog will never be the same! ' f CJ -Q y. 'sf r 7 -'X I f tw ,K n L- XA M' 5 'S 4'-M , . a cf Q. r . . K 'Q Barbara Eve-nhouse, Lois Evenhouse, Martin Finder, Iames Fisher, Carolyn Folqers, Iohn Folgers Bruce Croenewold, Donna Gulbransen, Willow Helmus, George Hoekstra Sharon Hoving, Virginia Huizenga Kzren Kakar, Ron Keizer, Raymond Kieft, Grayce Lumkes, Arlen Meclemcr, Cynthia Mulder Meredythe Noorlaq. Barbara Olde-nburqer, Betty Reitsma. Marlene Rozema, Ina Schut, Carol Sietsema SUPHIIMURIS SUPHUNIIIRIS William Slaqer Ioy Stavenqer Sharon Stab Kenneth Stoub Peger Tamelirig Kenneth Tazelaar Henry Toebes Kenneth Vander Leest Henry Van Kampen Peter Van Tholen Angie Veldsema Kzrren Visser Joyce Voss Iudy Wezeman Bernard Wierenqa Grace Wiersema Rita Wikholm Pat Woods 1..- '-S' E' 'T' AX 3 at Richard Bakker lean Bernbaum Carole Boeringa Ieralyn Davids Ron Decker Clarence DeVries Ioe DeVries Russell Erffmeyer Karen Evenhouse Nancy Grabinski Marlene Hendriks Wilma Hoeks Tom Huiner Iune Huizenga Mary Hurt 9 JH. ClASS UFHEIHS Standing: Nancy Grabinski--Treasurer, Wilma Hoeks--- Secretary. Sitting: Mrs, Prinsf-Sponsor, Hon Decker f President, Don Schaaf--Vice-President, Miss Bean---Sponsor. Q F JUNIURS 'U 4 ll L- The Iuniors under the sponsorship of Miss Bean and Mrs Prins have worked hard in this their first year as upper classrnen. They organized this year by choosing their officers producing their play and sponsoring various other activlties With this experience they should be well qualifled to fill their positions as Seniors next year refer 'F ol, 'll Famished luniorsf J U N I 0 H S V L ...Q-ego, 'tr i Q rf ' 5, . ! Q A I fl T' J tv, s VV: 4 ff' ,. 'L ts ,P Q. ZW., I. J 5 , a I 7 '1, Page Twerityeorie i in x Z uf 1 J' , 1,a.J X-1 I Emily Iwema lariet Lanenaa Peter Lanina William Lenters Kenneth Loerop William Loerop Bruce Meyer fuciy Miedema Warren Noarlaa Krhleen Otte lay Pru m Tracy Hottschzner Dorm Schacf Sue Slaqer Betty Slinkman K fr .1 That five minute break. .Ill IIIRS if ef Z . ky .Q I N S M, r . r . , ' I 1 , f If W f I, V ' I ' l . 'fe E 4 1 f m . 2 4' f ! Mfr Janet Strochman, loy Stulp Don Swrerenqa, Donna Teuzme Darlene Van Dyke, Marlene VanderVelde Gretchen Van Dermerxd, Carl Van Kcrmpen Ioyce Van Slooterx. Judy Visser Paul Zuldema Page Twenty-two .. ,,,, , in 572, ' 1 .1 !f!, lug 5 if ,re SlASS SPO SIIRS V SlASS UHISHIS ROBERT VAN POOLEN President BERNARD TAMELING Vice-President BEVERLY BULTHUIS Treasurer MARGARET BELGRAVE Secretary ELEANOR VANDER VELDE Vicar COLORS Powder Blue and White FLOWER White Orchid MOTTO And, departing, leave behind us footprints on the sands of time. Miss L. Bossenga Mr. W. Nawyn Page Twenty-four ? ? f KATHHYN BAKKER-College Prep Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 2, 3, Secretary 4: Saga Staff 4: Student Council Treasurer 4: Basketball 2: Letter- men's Club 4: G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4. MARGARET BELGRAVEfCommercial Class Secretary 4: Saga Staff Typing Editor 4: Student Council 3: Glee Club 2: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. CLARISSA BRONGER-Commercial Saga Staff 4: Student Council 4: Family Nobody Wanted cast 3: Hoosier Schoolmaster cast 4: A' Pep Club 2, 3, President 4: GAA. 1, 2, 3, 4. HESTER BROUWER-Commercial Saga Staff 4: Glee Club 2, 3: Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4. ' IN All IHY WAYS AEKNUWHIIISI HIIVI, BEVERLY BULTHUIS-Commercial Class Treasurer 4: Choir l, 2, 3, 4: Saga Staff 4: Student Council Secretary 2: Family Nobody Wanted cast 3: G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4. IOHN DAVIDS-College Prep Choir 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 2, Vice-President 3, 4: Student f Council 4: Family Nobody Wanted cast 3: Hoosier Schoolmasteru cast 4: Camera Club 3: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Baseball l, 2: Lettermen's Club 4. 4 I AND Hl Wlll Illllllfl THY PAWS. MARLENE DYKSTRA-Commercial Choir 4: Hoosier Schoolmasteru cast 4: Glee Club 2, 3: Basketball manager 3: Lettermen's Club 4: Pep Club 2, 3: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, X , IUDITH DE MAA-Commercial Choir 2, 3, 4: Saga Staff 4: Family Nobody Wanted cast 3: Cheerleading 4: Pep Club 3, 4: G.A.A. l, 2, 3. Proverbs 3:6 CLYDE GELDERLOOS-College Prep Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Saga Staff 4: Camera Club 3, 4 Basketball 1: Baseball 1, 2, 4: Lettermen's Club 4 IAMES GROOT-College Prep Choir 3: Saga Staff 4: Camera Club 3, Secretary 4: Basketball 1, manager 4. lHllll Wlll SHIIW ME THE PAIH Ill llllz DORIS HOEKSTRA-College Prep Choir l, 2, 3, 4: Saga Staff Literary Editor 4: Student 3 , Council 3: Family Nobody Wanted cast 3: Camera Club 3: Basketball 2, 3: Softball 2: Lettermen's Club A . 4: Pep Club 4: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 4. , . THOMAS HCEKSTRA-College Prep Saga Staff 4: Family Nobody Wanted cast 3: Camera Club Treasurer 3, President 4. IN EHY PRESENCE IS EIIENESS IIE JllY. PETER LANENGA-General Choir l, 45 Saga Staff 4: Student Council 2, Family Nobody Wanted cast 3. ANNE HUINER-College Prep Choir 1, 2, 3, Librarian 45 Saga Staff 4: Family Nobody Wanted cast 3: Hoosier Schoolmasteru cast 4: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Psalm 16:11 IOANN LANING-Commercial Choir Secretary 4: Glee Club 2: Pep Club l, 2, 35 G.A.A .1, 2, 3, 4. GERTRUDE LANINGA-College Prep Honor Society: Choir 1, 2, 3,45 Saga Staff 3, Business Manager 4: Student Council Treasurer 35 Trumpet Staff 1, 2, 3, Editor 45 Family Nobody Wanted cast 3: Hoosier Schoolmastern cast 4: Cheerleading 2, 3, 45 Lettermen's Club 47 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4. RUTH MUHLENA Commerclal Choir l 2 3 4 Basketball 2 Lettermens Club 4 PepClub2 3 GAA 12 3 4 1 , W 2 IIA NIE IHI WAY 0 Ullll IOHN MEYER College Prep Choir 2 3 4 Hoosier Schoolmaster cast 4 Camera Club 3 Basketballl 2 3 4 Baseball l 2 4 Letter men s Club 4 ,fp ',.f If Rl, , ANII llAll Ml IN A PlAlN PATH. WILLIAM ROMER-General The mildest manners and the gentlest heart. GRACE OVERZET-College Prep Class Secretary 3: Honor Society: Saga Staff 4: Student Council 1: Family Nobody Wanted cast 3: Glee Club 2: Basketball Manager 2: Lettermen's Club 4: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Psalm 27:11 Homer LINDA ROZEMA-College Prep Class Vicar 3: Choir 2, 3, 4: Saga Staff 4: Trumpet Staff Girls' Sports Editor 3, Business Manager 4: Pep Club 2, 3: G.A.A. 1, 2, Secretary 3, Vice-Presdent 4. DOROTHEA ROZENDAL-College Prep Class Treasurer 3: Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Council 2: Camera Club 3: Basketball 2, 3: Softball l, 2: Lettermen's Club President 4: Pep Club 4: G.A.A. l, 2, 3, President 4. e HlllIl III' Ml ISIIINGS IN lHl' PAIHS THEODORE ROZENDAL-College Prep Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Saga Staff 4: Trumpet Staff 2 Family Nobody Wanted cast 3: Camera Club 3 4 , 4: Basketball Manager 2, 4. 's...,x' HERMAN SCHAAFSMA-College Prep Choir 2: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Saga Staff 4: Family Nobody Wanted cast 3: Hoosier Schoolmaster cast 4: Camera Club 3, 4: Basketball Manager 2, 4. ALICE SCHUT-College Prep Choir 4: Saga Staff 4: Hoosier Schoolmastern cast 4: Pep Club 3: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. S 3 1 'f It E? may :sy IHAI Ml HIIIISHPS Slll' NIH. Psalm 17:5 VIRGINIA SLAGER-College Prep Band 3, Treasurer 4: Glee Club 2: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. BERNARD TAMELING-College Prep Class Vice-President 3, 4: Choir 2, 3, 4: Saga Staff 2, Photography Editor 4: Student Council Treasurer 1, President 4: Trumpet Staff 3, Sports Editor 4: Camera Club 2, 3: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2, 4: Lettermen's Club 4. ELEANOR VANDER VELDE-Commercial Class Vicar 4: Choir 1: Student Council 1: Family Nobody Wanted cast 3: Glee Club l, 2, 3: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. PHYLLIS VANDER WERP-College Prep Honor Society: Choir 4: Band 2, 3, Librarian 4: Saga Staff 4: Student Council Secretary 4: Pep Club 3: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Q ww lHY Wllllll IS A MMP llNlIl MY HH, RUTH VANDER VELDE-College Prep Honor Society: Band 2, 3, Librarian 4: Saga Staff Editor-in-Chief 4: Basketball 2, 3: Softball 2, 3: Lettermen's Club 4: Pep Club 2, 3: G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4. ,av ll, ,Q 1: 4 'f ,' , by 'K gb . 1 A rf ,J api ., -,6 . , 4' if '-1 f , . A '.: '? ' . ' t fr ' ,,,n:1i,,,,il r If ,eng M in -..fig y. It . 'll v' ' . , xx ,Y .'v,,Q .wiki sf 4' - 1 m, ' 1 a ',, V 0-fy, If -1 - . fi 1 ,,55J'l4T1.1 , N n P ,' ' gf-x, fm. 1 8- 3 I ' - lung , ' 4.u.7NUJ'y., .iq V I ' Hx: 11 . ka at :STK K 74-A . ' 'kai If :Y-Ja'H1l'?'i v:... AND A llliHl llNlll Ml PATH. Psalm 119:105 CYNTHIA WIEBINGA-College Prep Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Saga Staff Art Editor 4: Family Nobody Wanted cast 3: Pep Club 3: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT VAN POOLEN-College Prep Class President 4: Choir 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Saga Staff Business Manager 4: Student Council 3: Family Nobody Wanted cast 3: Hoosier School- master cast 4: Camera Club 3: Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4: Baseball 1, 2, 4: Lettermen's Club 4. I NICHOLAS WIEHINGA-College Prep Class President 3: Choir 2, 3, 4: Saga Staff 4: Student Council 2: Trumpet Staff 1, 2, Boys' Sports Editor 3, Humor Editor 4: Connecticut Yankee cast 1: Family Nobody Wanted cast 3: Hoosier School- master cast 4: Camera Club 2, ViceePresident 3. MASS HISTIIIW Four years of high school are over for the class of 1958, and another milestone in our lives has been reached. As we look into the past we see PROGRESS, which is an important part in the development of any class and for which we are most grateful. Our first two years it semed as if we hadn't walked very far, although we must have progressed to reach our Iunior year which brought class organization under the leadership of our sponsors, Miss Bossenga and Mr. Nawyn. After electing class officers gNick Wieringa, President: Bern Tameling, Vice-President: Grace Overzet, Secretary: Dot Hozendal, Treasurer: and Linda Bozema, Vicar-the school activities seemed to take on real meaning. ln the fall of that year, as Iuniors we sponsored the annual All-School Party and gave everyone in the high school an opportunity to get better acquainted with each other. Then in the spring the play, The Family Nobody Wanted was presented. Through these and other various activities we were able to raise money for a gift to to our school and for our class trip. In the fall of 1957 we were SENIORS and what goals we had in mind! So with much energy and loads of enthusiasm we started up the paths of activity and accomplishment. Offlcers elected were President, Bob Van Pooleng Vice-President, Bern Tameling: Secretary, Marge Belgrave: Treasurer, Beverly Bulthuis: and Vicar, Eleanor Vander Velde. Our first project was the presentation of our senior play, The Hoosier Schoolmaster. This was followed by several luncheons, a skating party, car washes, and the selling of pop during noon hour. As we were stepping along, we finally reached our dream-the trip to Washington, D.C. and its surrounding countryside during spring vacation. What a week of beauty it was to behold those cherry blossoms, and see God's wonders in nature all about us! To express our joy could never be written in mere words. Then came the rush of banquets: Iunior-Senior, Awards, and the Senior Banquet. Much could be written on each one, but we must hasten on to the last mile on our journey which is graduation. On the evening of Friday, Iune 13th, 1958, thirty-three seniors walked down the aisle of Oak Park Christian Reformed Church to receive their diplomas. Yes, we had reached the end of our high school days, and all would be starting on another pathway in life under the watchful eye of our Heavenly Father. Ruth Vander Velde Permanent locale? Soqqy sandwiches. Love that English class! Whatcha lookin' at? Scrumptious barbeque! ' x fn I ug IK brim . HH: W'.' ,N fl ,.. ,.,. 3 t t it I , waz 114' rc-e-tr. 9 ' ' ' pure' IIIM f x 13 f ' ' ' ' K 'A . ff M 2 fel, PI, , -1 ,Q ' , NU 'ms v.-, 0, W ? 1. - gg f ' 1 ,,, -11. are 1 ,- N - 1-'vn 'shun X 4 ,- tht, f fl clwdb HN' ID dll W fl,lL X3 Vx wsr Fx' yu rn mmf mzvf dmnmmn n 'Q I1 my nmuth fu' I hf 1 1 xl' 1 1 11, ff ruwth, .um my r 7 ljrx 'IDI LO inf WSC L-Y fi lhcr LUN: lu df fin rl 11 u . WE 5, X H A s. uh, ana 'f edg ,ua f N' ,ugh 1 c s U thy L nt thu and fu wx e our petxtn v know ne Loran sa ANU' T V i ip ' 5 , V 11- ID . .f hm: tu P ' 'fc I fl f 4 Ili! ' ?i,l K : t I- 7, L 'K J. If V, ... I I, lah' R' I 1 I '- V fu I A ' ' Q -I r Ill U W A ' J f .25 f 7 ' Dfffbv N 4 zigb filo ,1,v - l',Zf5. il nqulj f uf, ,T i'ffx . h F3 ' ' 'fifffl 'fm - Q uygf' A , 2 ' A f 'I ,. V10 ff A 111 ix u. 4 gig VV i , . .,.-, .A '- tl' if Tk, K x 'X 11,1 . ' , N ' vw 2 .14 i :np 1 X. fy' W , Nic. .nbi x I ,tl U.. 5 Q' I iff! I 1 j ' ' . - Vx lv Y 4 -2 - A nfl Mum l . qa 11: Qffflilfx. ? AI 3 K f1Q: xiz, A I f t', IIIAZ :di ' y Q :ur EI5 fx X , 4, , i Hu: hu: U ff' ,' 5+ ,I ' df . ' ' . Fm I f Z V' X , ,fr '10 8 b 21A N , , I I :Q .-1 of I p , B ' A 3 llxl' 7,- A A , Ll k gi ,Nl W ., 1,1 -f f H. ,. Af' 4' 111 M 122 I .K CC , fic-4 ' X, 1 f 'jry ' 1- V ' 'llc . ffx , fix . ' 'A ' A , , V J , Q H111 . A43 fl 41 5 4 Q C152 ,cf ' H A A In M U 7 i:' s ,x f' ' rt. 9 Y V S . ls' ' l ll ' 4 fn , ' N7 x. 1 'Lk gg ., Qc t g th bf V a, Q 9 V, . Q W 3 ' s I 1 X Ive:- 1-, V D .Q 0 U L H lv, ff, 1 Q ! A in ' W , f. 1 V A ' 1 n -'I r 1 A A and Yhvll' W the 81 QQ Allllll ll TINIUIHY Whoopmg it up at the CCHS game A monotonous dissertation May the best mem win I.et's hit the Candles And the score rolls up another notch Wake up, little Susie Four score and seven years ago . . . Chicagoland Music Festival E' iv- CTIVHIIS IIHAPH Rev.Youngs-PHndpaL Bern Tameling-Student Council President, Rev.ZykUa-GuestSpeakeL emem er now fdcy Creafor Remember now thy Creator in the days of thy youth . . . these words might well be a topic for meditation at one of our weekly chapel services. Throughout the past years the student body has been spiritually enriched through this medium. Rev. Youngs or a guest speaker led this devotional period with a brief message from God's Word. From time to time special music was presented by the students. The importance of our chapel services cannot be over emphasized, for here is truly a mark of distinction which sets apart a Christian school from a public school. Page Forty I w Q i x ,Bah Y if 1 Alf A ns:'I'-'ai : ,Q -BN Q a . V 41 4, e L t LF A - , T, vs- wh Vw 'G' . .x. x Q. Q ' Q - if ff' f fl L ' ,., ' ev 'gr ---- ' X . I',7l' su v - ff! ' -fa , ' i A . . X-ra., A'- !5: I' 'L x ,Q- ,, -1:11 ge c I 'g 1 A ': ,,. g ' -.5 r P 0- We 5 -IQ 'U' faf L N T D ..f,, - . 1 -, R . L Q k ' ,gli ' 3- Q, v - 4 i '. ia ti-.Qi l llxi 5 A D iii- A IIAPPHIA CHUIII Music is one of the greatest gifts of God, for it is an expression ot the soul. In song the a cappella choir of Timothy brings forth its expression of praise and honor to God, the Giver of all that is good and perfect. Looking back on this past year, the memories that will be cherished are the Music Festival, the Christmas and Spring concerts, and the singing in chapel. Since the Bible instructs us to praise God with singing, may the choir continue to be a vital part of Timothy. SOPRANOS K. Bakker Acccmpanist, B. Bulthuis Asst Direc'or, I. De Maa IVI. Dykstra. L. Evenhouse, D. Culbransen, D. Hoekstra, I. Moore, L. Rozema, D. Rozendal, A. Schut, I. Schut, A. Teragawa. I, Van Slooten, C. Wieringa ALTOS I. Davids. W. Helmus, M. Hendrikse, W. Hoeks, S. Hoving, A. Huiner, I. Huizenga, I. Laning Secretary, T. Laninga. R, Muhlena, B. Oldenburger, T. Rottschoter, M, Vander Velde. P, Vander Werp, I. Voss, I. Wezeman TENORS B. Bergsma, B. Evenhouse. G. Hoekstra, I. Kieit, P. Lanenga. W. Slager, K. Stoub, F. Stulp, D. Swierenga, G. Van Denend, G. Vander Velde BASSES R. Bakker, P. Buikema, I. Davids, R, Decker, R. Deters, I. De Vries D. Huiner, R. Kieft, I, Meyer, W. Noorlag, D. Schaai, B. Tameling, R. Van Poolen, N. Wieringa Mr. Qualkinbush Director ill' 2 5 . 2,5 I U 2 . , 4 T 1 K ., 5 i . 5 , 2 . i fs VY .rf sie e 5 1 Z 36 1 'h .X ' CV f f XA' BUYS' UNH R. Decker, W. Noorlcrq, R. Kieft, B. Tcmelinq. D. Schcxcxf, D, Swierenqc, G. Hoekstrcx. K. Stoub, K. Bakker 7-Pianist S . y 3 . X . Z , f i 1 M. I . . ' 5 ff iq f D 2 5 , e 5 f g 1- Y ? 5 Q -lr f A 5 U! 1 V if I i ! 1 i ll!-ill Z Z ww, Y. 5 2 G-Ae rumloef SAI!! Soun : OFFICERS PRESIDENT Clyde Gelderloos VICE-PRESIDENT Don Schaaf SECRETARY Kathy Bakker TREASURER Virginia Slager ff f , I . ,ja 7r1IM7f vb . f ff R l .X 7 Timothy's Senior Band has grown both in size and quality this past year. The combined efforts of the band and its director, Mr. Qualkinbush, made this possible. With the beat of the drums, the blare oi the brass, and the melodious sound of the Woodwinds, the band thrilled many hearts at its concerts throughout the year. Their performances included the annual Christmas and Spring concerts and several assemblies, but again the highlight of the year was the trip to Calvin College in Grand Rapids. Page Forty-four 1 if.- 1.14 5 if A My UQ. 4..- ? i? , ,. '5-sw 'v ff' , Klein,-4. . . ,W U3 5 H' , Q 1' 1 yr. A J IFN ff iw, f I -. Q- '44 A-L I gfdpqs s .. 'N a w X 42 M, w . ' mmmw 'z' '2f g','q2ZI-'f + A ' F4-' . EY i x . :f4 4- V. -' '4 ' X ' ' X 'L fx X 1 fa- .f V - ' ,w -- .Y V H yr xl F I KO, ,K A , A X Qi? M ju A ,L U V N 6 1' V I K A x is ' ' A Q 152. ' 0 ff i '. X 4, !,'f' T5 QQ 1 K, ,I ff ff A f W 1' , 'az . it ' i A 4 I I 1 x Q 4 fd fix Nw MA f ' ' ' , 1 Z h X I J , ' it T f -Q, A f M, ' gn fi XY kwwfk' I Y ii Q '7 'fri' Y - 4- V 4. we 4 , fp-.r ' 126 ,- X 1 . C I TA . E P' , N, fa if SIUIH I IIUU Cll Composed of representatives from all four classes, the Student Council is the student-governing body of the school. Meeting weekly, this group has for its purpose the promotion of ideas to improve school life. This year the council has sponsored the yearly magazine campaign and Courtesy Day, Kangaroo Court, skating parties, and counter courting week: it has also presented several special chapel services. Rev. B. Youngs and Mr. Vander Woude have assisted in making these activities successful. , N , g 2 .. i I 1 Q Phyllis Vander Werp -Secretary, Don SwierengafVicar, Bern Tameling President, Kathryn Bakker-f-Treasurer. Row Three: I. Folgers, I. Davids, H. Toebes, G. Vander Velde. W. Vander Velde, D. Swierenga. Row Two: B. Slinkman, P. Boeringa, I. Tameling, C. Bronger, B. Tameling. How One: K. Bakker, P. Vander Werp, M. Vander Velde, Mr Vander Woude-Sponsor, I. Wezeman, I. Huizenga, C. Folgers. if mn rn PAW! Sw vm- - . .L may Lnlnwl N 1, -' 'mviltfttt -1-1 V' .U ..t Y Q Lug hum! ' ' ,,,,, nm- -f T7' ,fix -t .LI !,-2?-,, - Studet ' Y C C H . ComPl e'm cg t l. ' A gx., TUA- Qn-:A SELF HELP MU 1 CO fl hilt ds vol PMN . H' Ltwif K' 4:7 .t f 5 ...P H, 4 M .415 tn 251 L, r u...utfl , P , . A ' Il v much .. . -'. 1 t , f :step H' H ,Wo-t-w. Skis , in -fwfn ,,,: vnu new t. win 0, . nigh! It Wm 0 1 Pfvnerty. W Um!-vrnis . first, , :Prnt-ers W I ILM is Gvmmnm Pere .legged tn 1 Ph 'gm smenz, Girl nlmem' D' ww . ,. Wm. gf-r g,,g,r Hwy, mr Kathi-ff-n mtg' ' tw-.'f,-, ' N 3113 V-f f.t'lf't We 3 -- ' srl Vim K. , ' 'f'Ppf-rg, , I , Yum.: ' ilI 'r' ll' swtml 1 rt ,- ., .Uv 1111:-t. . -to ' nt will Hg- 'W' tmty-:,,, ..,.:Ta:d ti- . . , -. . . - fm lfffvxl su W1 I-sing ...,,,,, U, th MAJ ,J wh -tt and .. 4 mlm lm .K e- mlm I- Rue 1-,M Nm hd-V, In W rr aztenxplsd . ...I 41.1, pirfrgu. ,r,,,.,,,,m,, tg.-tw ye tw- ,. ' -rt: mg U, g - ulkm ' H m.nm f H nr 1' mlm-Q mlb HK nur mmf' 1 ,, , -'mm-iq 'lr wma.. . .tw in rm. R g t ' fn' tht 7431581 P 7 My A H. frgwm fm. P..-Ref-r. 1',,,.,. frfnmg . ' mlm V' , .4.. , I. -- . ut ' .ht an 'N .. Standing: N. Wieringa, D. Swierenga, L. Hozema, Miss bcnutm, 5, blager, G. van Denetta. Sitting: B. Tameling, T. Laninga, Miss Van Til. Back Row: N. Grabinski. I. Strodtman, K. Vander Leest. Front Row: D. Gulbransen, B. Bergsma, S. Hoving, Mr, Nawyn, L. Rozema, G. Vander Velde, I. Bernbaum. lINI0lHl ll-llllVIPll Reporting and keeping abreast of the latest developments in school is the job of the Press Club. Through them our school paper Qs published monthly. This includes getting ads and searching for humorous items of interest. The capable sponsors are Miss Van Til and Miss Schultz with Mr. Nawyn as business advisor. lllUMl'll Sllll ......Trudy Laninga Editor . .......,...,.,. .. Assistant Editor ...... ,..... D on Swierenga Business Manager ,... , .,.,. Linda Rozema Boys' Sports ......... ........ B ern Tameling Girls' Sports .,.... ........... S ue Slager Humor Editor .... ................ N ick Wieringa Feature Writer ................ Gretchen Van Denend Reporters Nancy Grabinski - Ianet Strodtman Sharon Hoving A Ken Vander Leest Bev Bergsma - Donna Gulbransen Photographers George Vander Velde G Iohn Bernbaum Advisors: Miss Van Til, Mr. Nawyn, Miss Schultz Advertising Managers George Vander Velde 6. Iohn Bernbaum Page Forty-seven 'W' pup .:,.'.f E 5 75? SAM Sl H SAGA means a tale or story. The staff is chosen to tell the story of Tirnothy. Many do not realize the long hours of hard Work that go into making an annual. Pictures rnust be taken, sketches drawn, articles Written, funds collected, and the material typevvritten until page after page the tale is recorded. We of the '58 SAGA staff hope you will enjoy reading this book as much as we have enjoyed compiling it. EDITORS Standing: R, Van Poolen Co-business Manager, D. Hoekstra Literary Editor, B. Tameling Photography Editor, M. Belgrave Typing Editor, T. Laninga Co-business Manager. Siftinq: R. Vander Velde Editor-in chief, Mr. Nawyn Sponsor, Miss Bos- senga Sponsor, C. Wieringa Art Edi- tor. TYPING STAFF B. Bulthuis, M. Belgrave Editor. PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF C. De Vries. P, Laning, Rev. Youngs, N. Wieringa, B. Slager, B. Tameling Editor. IIMIIIHI' SMSA H153 TYPING STAFF I. De Merc. H. Brouwer. LITERARY STAFF K. Bakker. G. Overzet. D. Hoekstrc: - Editor, C. Vun Denend, N. Grcrbinski P. Vander Werp. ART STAFF C. Wierinqu f-Editor, C. De Vries, A. Huiner. I. Strodtmcm. BUSINESS STAFF Standrnq: A. Schut, D. Swierenqa. L. Hozemu, I. Groot. I. Visser, H. Schcufsmu S. Sloqer, T. Rozendul. Sitting: T. Hoekstrcx, T. Luningc Co-manager, R. Van Poolen Co-manager C. Gelderloos, C. Bronger, P. Lcmerxqcr. Standing: T. Laninqa, D. Swierenga, G. Overzet. Sitting: M. Hendrikse, I. Davids, R. Vander Velde, N. Grabiriski. Not Pictured: P. Vander Werp. Intellectual curiosity, effort, and natural ability are characteristic of these students who have a B average or better. The Iunior Honor Society, which has its membership in the Sophomore Class, is a stepping stone to the Senior Society, composed of Iuniors and Seniors. Both groups deserve praise for their work in keeping their grades high throughout their High School years. JIINIIIR HIINIIH SUUIHY How Three: I. Voss, R. Kiett, K. Vander Leest. How Two: G. Wiersema. I. Stavenger. C. Folgers, H. Toebes. Row One: S. Hoving, B. Heitsma, K. Stoub. pr N'-4 +44-..1,,,J N is I I qu. ...L 45 s I ,Z -A , 'gfgj I ft, ' 3 , .if ki 4 'L Q L ,F .ts - .V gs IQ! Pg fq A , , X . my , ' u if f , ,L wh-Dlidill 8, X c!f xi rj gmif' , ff ' V M ' 5 ai U! was 1 1 at , a ii s Y 2' 1 W0 A furii Zinn I 'f2g5'-,5ffcffwUQ - , if ,n.,.:. ufffipnvgyp Sl Illli HAY Comedy, mystery, and romance were blended to perfection. A talented cast portrayed Hoosier life a century ago. It depicted the story of a schoolmaster and the problems he had adjusting to the Hoosier way of living. This play proved the age-old adage: The teacher is always right. Many hours of hard work-on the part of the cast, the directors, and the many committees-went into this production. IIASI Mrs, Means ........ ......... A nne Huiner Hannah Thomson .,......,.. Alice Schut Ralph Hartsook ..., ,. .......,, Nick Wieringa Bud Means ,.,...,.. .......... I ohn Davids Dr. Small ..,,..,.,,. ..... B ob Van Poolen Miranda Means ...... ...,,.., M arlene Dykstra Hank Banta ..,.. .............. I ohn Meyer Shocky . ,. Betsey Short Squire Hawkins . Martha Hawkins Direcfors , , ...Gertrude Dykstra ..,,.,..Clarissa Bronger Herman Schaalsma ........Trudy Laninga ......,Miss L. Bossenga, Mr. W. Nawyn Pfiures on page 52, Weiqninq the evidence. Pre curtain time jittcrs! Soaked to the skinf Lang hours ot hard practice? ls lie really that dreamy, Miranda? Get it out of here' Buds tire winners' Guilty conscience, Hank? Smearinq it an. Have you enough room, Miss Hawkins? gi Q K '1 gk - - i f. QQ, 9? im . nl 5 Seniors in the limeliqht JU IUH Pllll Humor cmd drama were skillfully combined to make a thoroughly enjoyable play. The plot centered around a small town doctor and his son, who after much persuasion took over his father's practice. The united efforts of actors, directors, and committees made this play a worthwhile experience. CAST Dr. lohn Hillary, Old Doc ..., ,. Margaret Burns ...... Dr. Robert Hillary .,... Helen Brand .............. Dr. Edmond Brand ,..., Ma Brown ........,...,... Pa Brown .,,.... Ianet Martin ..., Diclc Burns .,.., Lois Warner ...., Mrs. Hossi ...... Mrs. Cronin ...., Mrs. Mellon ,..,.. Mary Selby ....., Mr. Hepple .,,.... Directors ..... ............Bil1 Loerop ...,.,Trudy Rottschafer ........Don Swierenga ....,,..Iune Huizenga ....,...,....,.Ronald Decker ......,.Gretchen Van Denend ..,...............,Ioe De Vries ..,.....,Iudy Miedema ,.,.. Don Schaaf ......,.Ieralyn Davids ...........Wi1ma Hoeks .i.,...Nancy Grabinski .......,..Iean Bernbaum .....,.Marlene Hendrikse Laning Miss Bean and Mrs. Prins All-star cast . . . With this ring . . . What you need is your face washed! Too great a shock. Whack lhat balloon! All SIIHIIIH PARTY Shipwrecked was the theme for the All School Party this year. Sponsored by the Iuniors, this event supplied an evening of fun for all. An old treasure chest, miniature monkeys, and coconuts seemed to make the theme complete. The end oi tug-of-war. teen to sq Cllll lllt lillllltll li A date at eight? Twirp Week is an annual event at Timothy sponsored by the Student Council. This gives the girls an opportunity to date the boys ot their choice. The expenses tor the date are paid by the girls, thus affording the boys a welcome change. Activities that occurred during this week included the Calvin Band Concert and a basketball game. Reversed courtes es. L 'E' 9 5,.g1f ',g 'vii'14-.ig ' ' - -'1 ,-I 11,5-.X gj ,x 'fq S' fpi -i ' , 1 P, k Q..-W: -- Qi., 5 ' ,, . , 1 1 , v 4 .lf ,u Ei +m JP' ,wi 3' 3- K -.pl , A i 3 , A. E -H-'i ' , . 1 I.- ' v L Q 3 ? 3. WH- - ' -,,---g -. .li'. ' f ' sr MT 1 1' ' f , i , , '21 , Q 2 1 a Q QW X 1 ,.L....- 9 WWW is-.U-Q.. f - 1 X , B . W Q VKX X JV' f1 ' I M 4 feifkff wfffiifv rf Q .X A .1-1' v 'bv , . .,.. ,V s P' .W an 4 ,:'n, 9'-Q . ,km -1 3-of. ' 'Sap In ' 11 ' wiJi--. - ' 1 1--Riff fv. .baujis -PM y-M-M-M ff?,gL'ggf , Q. 4-....,w. --.f-5... '-an-41, 99 'lf Back Row: T. Rozendal --manager, W. Loerop, W. Lenters. I. Dykhuizen, R. Kieft, D. Schaaf, H. Schaaisma--manager. Front Row: D. Swierenga. P. Tameling, T. Huiner, B. Tameling, I. Meyer, R. Van Poolen. VARSITY BASKllBAll ggi Daily practice and training was the formula Mr. Prins used for their outstanding season. Backed by avid fans, the varslty team played well throughout the year. The biggest thrill of the season was the game with Chicago Christian, the final score being 64-63 in overtime. High scorer was Bill Lenters with Bill Loerop coming in second. Ending the season with a good record of twelve wins and seven losses, we are hoping for an even better team next year. ' ' 3 Page Fifty-eight SCORES T.C.H.S. T.C.H.S T.C.H.S T,C.H.S T.C.H.S T.C.H.S T.C.H.S T.C.H.S T.C.H.S North Park , Illiana ..,... Harvard .,.... Luther North Alumnl ............ North Shore Morgan Park MA ....... Glenwood ....,....,..,. Elgin .......... Bill Lennie Coach Dykes Don Bob Bern Pete Don Iohnny Ray Tom T.C.H.S, T,C.H,S T.C.H.S T.C.H.S. T.C.H.S T.C.H.S T.C.H.S T.C.H.S T.C.H.S T.C.H.S PALO: Walther ,......... North Park .... C.C.H.S. .....,... . Morgan Park M Luther North . Walther ..,....... North Shore .. Francis Parker Elgin .,.,,.......... Illiana ..., OF'F'lC C0LLfGa IAL A E fi L Block that shot, lim! Two points lor the Trojans. Back Row: P. Tameling, H. Toebes, R. Kieit, I. Groot-manager I. Dykhuizen, F. Stulp, A. Iongsma. Front Row: G. Vander Velde, R. Anderson, K. Rusthoven, I Bernbaum, D. Brouwer, I. Folgers. FHUSH-SUPH BASIlHBAll Scrimmage, strategy, and spirit made this season one of their best. Ending the season with seventeen Wins and only one loss, this team promises to to be an excellent future varsity. Again Timothy has excelled as a result of the effort and success of both Mr. Prins and the boys. a Y K A . , S4 . X b , 1- s 3 H X ' 3 1 Y , f-jx , gk I, ., x I Q yn, za, ' 5. 5 5 I 2' , 7 QQ hw iw A Q Q55 3 Q 2 5 if X wa ' 5 46 4 - ' gust? 2 '.:VA. ,f , 1 X iw f in E Y' 574132 I ' A 1' fix ' - 1 I ' ig Q, f f T' I 3 5 X f 1, 5 ' Q za, W I x I V? Q Y I X Q U n 5 A I I j fix' 4' , - x, 'ii' Z G. Lumkes, B. Evenhouse. S. Stob. B. Reitsma. V. Huizenga FRUSH-SUPH CHllRllAHlHS The cries of our spirited cheerleaders rang out at every basketball game. Supported by the excited shouts of loyal fans, they helped spur the team on to victory. lHRlS' FRUSH-SUPH llAM Back How: W. Hoeks-manager, B. Douma, P. Boeringa. I. C. Sietsema, Miss Kingma- coach, L. Evenhouse. Front Row: I. Tameling, B. Oldenburger, W. Helmus. Wezeman, Through a regular schedule of games and practice with the varsity this year's Frosh-Soph team gained valuable experience and skill. This can be put to use on future varsity teams. PEP ElUB -W 4 VARSITY CHllRll DEHS The incentive to win in basketball was provided in part by the varsity cheerleaders. Now a coed group, they have done rnuch to promote good sportsmanship and school spirit. Additional stimulus was provided by the Pep Club conducted by Miss Bean. Standing: I. De Mad, R. Decker, R. Keizer. M. Vander Velde. Kneeling: T. Laninga. I. Visser. Row Three: I. Stavenger, D. Hoekstra, D, Rozendal, G. Wiersema, K. Visser, I. Wezeman, L. Everihouse, I. Voss, P. Boerinqa, I. Tameling, B. Oldenburger, C. Folgers, B. DoumafSecretary-Treasurer. Row Two: P. Woods, A. Teragawa, C. Sietsema, K. Blauw, L. Hoffman. N. Rozendal, N, Laning, A. Iager, A. Mulder, S. Groot, C. Bronqer---President, H. Brouwer, B. Visser. How One: I. De Maa, M. Vander Velde. T. Laninga, I. Visser, D. Meyer, Miss Bean -Sponsor. S. Vander Naald, S. Stob, B. Evenhouse, B. Beitsmu, V. Huizenqa. Not Pictured: M. Belgrave, G. Lumkes, I. Schut, G. Van Denend. ,Ar ...G ,Md U v V 'f f f- i....g f. I 9 HUMECUMI G Get that ball, Lenters! A smashing success-these are the words that can be used to describe Timothy's initial homecoming. Anticipation and enthusiasm were high, and rightly so, The games were close to the very end. This exciting event was sponsored and promoted by the newly organized Lettermen's Club. lABUllY VARSITY GAME Their game with the faculty was the finale to the varsity team's successful season. Laughter echoed through the gym as the faculty paraded across the gym in their knee-revealing bermudas. The game was close, but the varsity added another win to their record. Leading the bucket parade. Matched skills? B X ,,,, A t . it I lItAIVIUIlAlS Within our school minor sports play an important role. They stimulate good relationships among the students and give everyone an opportunity to participate Basketball bowling, ping pong and volleyball are some of the sports Wh1Ch are included 1n this program ll s your turn George Basketball tourney wmners Miss Schultz gives bowling pointers A tricky serve' Two points for the shirts The champion slams one 446: 5-,X vm BOARD Back Row: W. Helmus, I, Tameling, D, Teune, E. Balzer, M. Hendrilcse, B. Douma, Miss Schultz Sponsor. Front How: C. Overzet, D. Hoekstra Treasurer, D. Rozendal President, L. Rozema Vice-President, I. Huizenga Secretary, I, Laning. An interest in sports is the only requirement to become a member of the G.A.A. At the Mother-Daughter Valentine Party, the girls Were hostesses to their mothers. Girls' basketball and bowling tournaments were organized while the annual picnic climaxed the year. Champion bowlers Mother-daughter social G.A O 1' i 1 .S 1 , .-ww?-x 5'0 1 '1' QS v Q O 02:95 4 4 eos 0 0 ':':'a'::o' , Q.: 05,5 0 0 ' ' ozofv L E 1- V . 4 1 . - - . fm . ' fzi' W- 1 O I 130 1' 0' 0 ' o e 9 4 'Q 5 5 ' fo 'W 3'5'19 !'2':'v 33 1 va .004 :gl ' fn,-, bb.. ' A L 2 v Back Row: H. Toebes. B. Groenewold, W. Loerop, R. Kielt. D. Schaaf, I. Meyer. Mr. Prins Coach. Front How: C. Gelderloos, I. Pruim, I. Folqers, P. Tamelinq, B. Tameling, R. Van Poolen, T. Huiner. llASHlAll Play ball! That cry from the umpire set oft a chain of events for our boys this year. Stressing teamwork, Mr. Prins shaped our baseball team into an effective unit. The crack of the bat, and the whiz ot the ball marked every game our team played, and many homers peppered the season with excitement for all. Here rt comes' We want a homer. Row Four: W. Loerop, B. Tameling, I. Meyer, R. Van Poolen. I. Dykhuizen, P. Tameling, W. Lenters, I. Folgers, C. Gelderloos. Row Three: Miss Kingma - Sponsor, R. Vander Velde, B. Groenewold, I. Davids, I. Pruim, K. Loerop, P. Zuidema. B. Meyer, D. Schaaf. Row Two: K. Bakker, S. Slager, R. Muhlena, D. Hoekstra, G. Overzet, M. Vander Velde, M Dykstra, B. Reitsma. Row One: T. Laninga, T. Huiner. R. Kieft, D. Rozendal, M. Hendrikse, I. Strodtman, I. Huizenga, lHIHtNIl cunt B. Evenhouse, C. Folgers. Not Pictured: Mr. PrinsiSponsor. , ,S Newly organized this year, the t V 3 Lettermen's Club, as its name .W-f N my indicates, is composed of letter xv! W? I-E4 winners. lt is rather unique in that it is a co-ed organization. The arm of this club is to promote the athletic spirit of our school. They successfully sponsored this year's Homecoming Game. t W wr YZ? ViceAPresident, Marlene Hendrikse-Secretary Q ' Tom Huiner Treasurer. f Officers: Dot Rozendal --President, Ray Kieftw 4, 'Q Av' ' ' 1 ff- 3 51: ,Z T i S A' f 5 43 ' 1 4 ,Q w Jaw, , If , Q. -sr. 'mf ,.'zY'mi.u , -fn-'L , .1 ,.. 2 ., -- - .1-u-1...---4-.4 I . 1 ' 1 . if 3657 'I 'S E I 2 , vera y gg .A x I fi -,X 117, 11.-W 7 Vw, ' W A X im 4- M AIIVHHISIVH BISI WISHIS HI HIE MASS UI 953 I S HDVING 61 SONS Congrofulofions and Besf Wishes fo the Class of '58 MII A IINII-IS BIII AIIIIP HUI III Suvlngs Insured up To 510 OOO YOUR SAVINGS WELCCMED SAVINGS ANII IIIAN ASSIIIIAIIIIN 5947W R o e elt Rd oIeAMV ghV Hey P IIAIIBHIIII ACI Inc HIII IIIIII SIIIVIIII 4 W Ce kRd Bull Slclger LA 'I447I 0 0 0 I 7 212 . rmcx . . o s v . Cicero 50 III. Thomas W. Hcxvey, P 'de f Chrs.cei '-P'df O, Robert W. av ,S I y-T Q S YY- THE BIB THP West Suburbs' Host Popular Snack Shop 6000 Roosevelt Rd. corner Austin Blvd. We Serve Triple Rich Molfeds, Milk Shokes Delicious Sodos and Sundoes, Finest Quality Foods Air Conditioned Yeor Round For Your Comfort minimal Ain .mms 12. , ninum 3 6701 ogd 7 Complimenfs of HIHIIH MHlHHS Compliments of lHr. and Nlrs. Henry He Huer Page Seventy-two NIIII-III SIIIIIII GIII SIIIVIIII Industrial Rubbish Garbage and Ashes Removed By Load Week or Month s sfmc an +1 p2 ooa wrsnmnummm C I f f AIU IIMHII smvmr O For Everyfhmg Photographic IIIIN IIIIIIS IIIPI SIIIIIIS Comphmenfs of Men s and Boys Wear Ladues and Chlldren s Wear I II IIIIINIISMII WW R ,Rd 5902 W I Rd III IIUII-I IIIIUS QS Yh Office I24I . rf -3 H goB nett . erma . Ch I F.C y Cicer 50 III. 9 . I I . , . , ' ' . oosevel . Berwyn, III. .Roose I . Cbicag III. 0 p . SIANIIARII CARTACE MACH NER MOV NG SO II RISPEIVS ACENCV R A TY NSURANCE AIIVANCE IIISPIISAI SERVICE SCAVENCER SERVICE AUSTIN SEA EIIIIII ANR IIEIICAIESSEIV HOM COOKED MEA S TO TA E OUT RUURMA HIIMERIIIIIIERS BU ERS OFB E HOM d W f MRS VIRCINIA CRIIIII HERR S SUPER SERVICE SIAIIIIIV E ACO PRO UCTS VIII Ac CO M FA N I Y I T037 W. Washburne Ave Chicago 8, lIIinois Complimenfs of E L -I ' T528 S. ScoviIIe Avenue osevelf Rd. Berwyn, ' ' Berwyn' Imnois Phone ST. 8-0665 II.D ETT R ES E T K Woo ond Aluminum Jolousie indows ' ' I I S Euclid 6-8825 PHONE OI.. 6-0927 Complimenfs ' O T X D Ioth and Lombard thouse Cic ' FINNEGAN S PRESCRIPTION DRUGS 600 RoeeltRd eo OL 2 7570 B FAGER S HARDWARE CO Hardware and Houseware 11 II 3 2 R 0 1 E 60112 60113 For Fme Flowers OAK WYN FLORISTS 6 OAR td O lgp P JOE VAN DENEND PAINTING and DECORATING 8 N Fo tAe OAK PARK ILL h EUcl d 6 4295 CENTRAL MEAT MARKET 5931 w R Sp H Il d tp OL 24198 COMPLIMENTS OF PLOCHMAN 81 HARRISON JANNENGA FUEL OILS FURNACE AND RANGE OIL e OL 2 8869 1221 S 58th A e AGENCY 8. LOAN COMPANY OL 2 5661 5823R CICERO 5o ILLINOIS THULL PHARMACY 5824 w l6Il1 ST c1cERO ILLINOIS Pho OL 27598 BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATES FROM MR AND MRS JOHN R SWIERENGA VAN DYKE MOVERS 5815WR e d 5 II OL 2 0138 Congratulations' TABOR PAINT COMPANY 6113W R elf Rd CICERO ILLINOIS CAP BROTHERS SPORTING GOODS w R 1 8 RWYN ILLINOIS 8 5749 M TO 34774 34775 BI 23570 23571 HEGER TRAVEL BUREAU COMPLETE TRAVEL SERVICE JULIUSJ HEGER 6113 W C R o 50 Pg S tyi I I 1 o s v . Cic r , Illinois . h Comer Ausnn Ivd Town a - 420 5905 o sevel Rd. U. - - - 03 . res v nue 300- oosevel R . 1 - Fl wers Tee ra hed Oak ark, Ill. P one I ' . oosevelt Road We ice o an Sfyle Pork or Beef fReladel SI ek Bros. . - Keep-Full Service af No Exlrci Charge - Oosevelt Road Nick E. Jann nga . - 1 ' V ' Cicero 50' Ill- Insurance Specialists ne . - Phone . - . oosev If R . Cicero 0,l inois l oosev I 6211 . oosevel Rd. 5 , ST. - Evinrude otors . ermak d. Cicer , Ill. O e even -A Congrofulafions and Besf Wishes fo the Graduofing Class of 7958 NIR A IIIVIHS FRA CIS Nlllllllll P95 Y A Friend R. T. Anderson Richard Auwerda Joseph Bacha Mrs. Simon Bakker Dr. and Mrs. Peter Bardolph Mrs. Cornelius Barsema Mr. and Mrs. Tennyson Bel Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Belgrave Benda's Bakery Mr. and Mrs. John J. Blauw A. Boer Ebo Boerema Harry Boerema Herman Boeringa Joe Boeringa Bernard H. Bos Mrs. Mat? Boss Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bossenga Mrs. John Bossenga Mrs. Peter Buikema Mrs. Abel Bullhuis Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and William Bullhuis Everelt Buurma Rev. and Mrs. Byma Mr. and Mrs. John Cook Crystal Carfage Mrs. John Davids Mr. and Mrs. Nick Davids Mr. and Mrs. Andrew De Boer Mr. and Mrs. Edward De Boer Mr. and Mrs. George J. De Boer Dirk A. De Groof Peter De Groot Mr. and Mrs. Adrian De Mooy Mr. and Mrs. Alberf De Vries Mr. and Mrs. George De Vries Mr. and Mrs. John De Young Mr. and Mrs. Norman De Young Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Douma Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Dwarshuis Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dylrhuizen Mr. and Mrs. Garret Dylcslra Rev. and Mrs. Henry N. Erffmeyer PAlIl0 S Edward Erlner Mr. and Mrs. Ben Essenburg Bernard Evenhouse H. Evenhouse Mr. and Mrs. Harry Euwema Mrs. Marlin Euwema Mr. and Mrs. C. Fischer Mr. and Mrs. Henry R. Falgers Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Mr. John Gorter and Mrs. and Mrs. Gerald Geers Jacob Gelderloos Paul Gelderloos John Hamslro, Jr. Sam E. Hamstra John N. Hendrikse Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Hoelts Henry Hoelssema Rev. and Mrs. Herman Hoellsfra Mr. and Mrs, T. H oe kstra George Hoseln Hardware Jacob Hovinga J. Huiner Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Peter Huisman John lwema . Alfred Jager Mr. and Mrs Ed Jelinels Clarence Klaassens Neil Knapp Mr. and Mrs. J. Koay Peter Koay Cornelius Korringa Mr. and Mrs. Edward Korringa Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kesler Mr. and Mrs. Marlin La Maire John Lanenga Mr. and Mrs. R. Lanenga Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Laning Mr. and Mrs. Allan Lenlers Walter Loerop Clarence Maalman Samuel Meyer Mrs. Pauline Molenhouse Mr. and Mrs. J. Muhlena Thomas Mulder TANIHING BRUS CENTURY CARTMSE CUNIPANY O BLACK SOIL ' Cic OL. 2-9125 Com limenfs of COMPLIMENTS OF III IDIIIIIII IIIIIII SIIIVICI 2130 Ogden Ave. C hesa pea ke 3-5700 Chicago, Illinois NATIONAL BAN K OF CICERO I-I It Builds Your Community See Us . . . For AII Your Banking Needs One stop here and you can handle all your banking easily and quickly. Come in . . . get acquainted with our friendly efficient staff . . . let us serve you! One Stop Banking Service ' Checking ' Saving ' Home Loan ' Auto Loans ' Safety Deposit Boxes ' Banking by Mail ' Deposits Insured By the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. 6000 W. Cermak Rd. OLympic 2-0933-4 Open Monday Evenings 'till 8 p.m. Page Seventy-n Congrafulafions fo The Graduating Class of 1958 HAD HIIAII TRAIUI2 PARK 43'-0 4.4101 P g Eghty Mr and Mrs Dick Niemeyer Barnes Okkema Mr and Mrs Jacob Oosf Ben Ohenhoff Conrad Otlenhoff Henry P Offenhoff Herman Ofienhoff Mr and Mrs R Overzet Mrs Herman Pasroor Mr and Mrs E Rozendal Rev and Mrs J Rozendal Mr and Mrs Theodore Rozendal Mr and Mrs Ray H Schaafsma PIIIIIII S Wlllldm Mr and George Charles Mr and Mr and Wulllam R V Mrs Van Van Mrs Mrs Van Henry Van T John Van Th Rlchard Van Sam Vander Mr and Mrs under Lees! M Vander Velde Marel yn Emll Van Ryn Jr Henry Van Sfedum Sfedum holen olen Jr Tholen Wagen Henry G Vander Werp Veuerka Shell Service Mr and Mrs D Weedenaar Mrs John Smeisema Emmett Smnrh John W Sfob Henry Tazelaar Mr and Mrs Louus Tazelaar Jr Garre? Teu ne A Wayne Veldman Mrs C J Veldman Mr and Mrs Peter D Teune Snvert Thunbo and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Rlchard Tolsma Alberr H Vander Ark J Van Byssum Melvm Van Denend Mr and Mrs Richard C Veldman Mr R Veldman Arthur Voss Mr and Mrs J Voss Mrs Wassenar Mr and Mrs Rlchard Wezeman Edward Wlerenga Harry Wlerenga Ernes? Wlerlnga Gerrnt Wuermga Edward Van Dyke Mrs E Vander Lees? Mrs Nick Wlerserna Alnce Zenlsfra Mr lylstra CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES OF 1958 Page Elxghty one NIIIA IIIVIIIS. IIIIIHIIIIII IVI HIIUSI Congrafulahons and Besf Wishes fo fhe Graduafes SHIRSI 1 MllllllR pl S1l1RS1 1l111NHll11 R1Al11 llll Loans Renting Insurance P ES 82313 EU 67105 OW 1 OkP Vcss Radio 1V Service OLympic 2 9036 PIIRUS RUlK S1A1IllNS ps Dt Gasoline Fuel Oils W M Off e dP1af25O0W361hS 1hSd 4 o 1 6 2500 Comphmenfs of 1Hlll1ll1S 0lIl1I1lRURll1R ANDREW PRS1 H111 lll 1434 sm c f ocy p 2 2373 SUBURBAN lAN1S AMF AUTOMATICS 6046 W Ro 1 Rd O k P Where The Shoes Bowl P g Eghtlyt CHef 162946 CH f 16 44 1 and1 landscaping Service Free Eshmafes No S 72 S W If R d La G a g III ' Com iments of Chicago hone: . - Pho : . - 602 . Roosevel Rd. a a k Ill. . . Fhlllf 66 is ribufors . . . . 3308 S. Laramie Ave. Cicero Ill. illiam Bieze . ' ic an n- . t. ' N ' Plant- 544 W. Divisi n S . FR. - Ch' g Ill. - e -06 O O . osevel . o ark Ill. days 09 . o oo r n e, inois TO 3-3497 MA 6-6377 EDNA S FLORAL 81 GIFT SHOP 5838 West Roosevelt Road Edna Von Driska Chicago 50 III. COMPLIMENTS OF KONICKS FAMILY SHOE STORE 6212 W. Cermak Rd. BERWYN ILLINOIS GU. 4-9436 OLympnc 2 5474 Muchael Sorno SARNO PASTRY SHOP 5821 W Roosevelt Rd CICERO 50 ILLINOIS Italian and French Pastries ROOSEVELT AND CENTRAL CICERO 50 ILLINOIS Free Puckup 81 Delnvery Townhall 3 9301 COMPLIMENTS OF CHATEAU BOWLING LANES 1309 Harlem Ave BERWYN ILLINOIS Best Wishes from TEDD S SPORTSWEAR FOR GUYS 8- DOLLS ES 8 2028 5918 W Roosevelt R J COOK AND SONS MR 81 MRS G OTTE ROAD SERVICE EDS STANDARD SERVICE Rndgeland 8. Roosevelt Road OAK PARK ILLINOIS Edw n A Notzke EUcI1d 6 9562 HAVE A CLEAN SPOT BY DOT DOT DISPOSAL CO SP 27400 Best Wishes from SIIIN DIIARIS ous a KAY OLymp c 2 9318 We Deliver TONYS FRUIT MARKET FRESH FRUITS 8. VEGETABLES DAILY QUALITY GROCERIES 5829 W Roosevelt Rd Cicero 50 III FRISIA PAINTING DECORATING PAPERHANGING Compliments of 1428 S Central Ave U F'-'end Townhall 3 3131 OLymp c 2 0389 Page E ghty three I SHIII ll I II , . - . d. COMPLIMENTS OF Compliments of I .- I i . FOR YOUR LAWN AND GARDEN LET US PREPARE THE SOIL FOR PLANTING ROTOTILLING RICH BLACK SOIL GRADING RICH ROTTED MANURE AIso Sfone Drrvewoys Mode fo Order Donf Wolf Wcnf Any Longer Place Your Order Now IIIII IAIIIIIIIIIA T431 S 56th A 5 III FREE ESTIMATES TO 3 0768 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF T958 Telephone shop 2 I977 Suburbon Gunderson 4 1662 C. IIIIIIIII IIIII SC!-IVI GIII SIIIVICI 6305 Ogden Ave Berwyn III P g Eghtyf , . . . ve. Complete LondscopEng Cicero O, inois O : Bi - : - . , . Congratulations, Class of '58 May God's Choicest Blessings be with you as you enter upon a new PATHWAY in Life. FACULTY AND STAFF OF TIMOTHY CHRlSTIAN HIGH SCHOOL Congratulations to the Graduates of the Class of 1958 from NIH SNIRS lI..l BIISIVIA P g Eghty! O O O l ae 1 -ive hII3 JIM S MEAT MARKET Choice Meats 6 15385 61stA Ccer 50 DR HENRY W ROTTSCHAFER MURPHY MOTORS INC R CICERO ILLINOIS OLy p c 2 0771 hop 2 2060 COMPLIMENTS OF S LANINGA COMPLIMENTS OF H BAKKER SCAVENGER SERVICE Ed Log OL p 6 89 ACCURATE SALES COMPANY INCORPORATED 5935 W R It Ro d CICERO 50 ILLINOIS O WEZEMAN RUG CLEANERS oLy p 25224 1320 s sam CI DARWELL PRINTING WILLIAM VAN DYKE opl OOSTMAN STEPHANS HE ATING C0 COMPLIMENTS OF JAY DE YOUNG AND ASSOCIATES VAN RYN SCAVENGER SERVICE COMPLIMENTS M DYKEMA P g Eghty IAIHMII EIINSIIIIICIIIIN Mason Contractor SCeIIA 1 Ph eCH I t60 Town a -6308 We Deliver A Complimenfs of I Jam s Ruda . ve. i o ,III. 6021 oosevelt Rd. m i - Bls - n ym ic -18 . ooseve ci Carpeting and Furniture Cleaned in Compliments of Your wn Home m ic - , , C m imenfs of OF 5035 . n ra ve., Wes ern Springs, Ill. ' on : es nu - 960 SAVE FOR THE FUTURE llll CITYSAVI GSA IILUA ASSUIIIATIU L WGS 'N sw 6020 West Roosevelt Road 30333, Oak Park lllnnous Sllllll, ll3i0fvl It has been told YOUR SAGA and we offer our heartlest congratulatnons to you the graduates of Tumothy Your excellent annual recalls the honors the headaches the hopes of your class Thus fascnnatlng narrative had a humble begnnnxng but the systematic appllcatnon of hard work and d termmatlon has brought you to thus day of great loy For the unknown future the same systematuc hard work and determmatuon wall be a requlslte for a real success We at SELF HELP MUTUAL would count It an honor to share In your future Our agents are equupp d to brnng you sens ble systematic plans to help you attam your funanclal goals SHI HELP MUTUAL llle Assurance Society 53 W JACKSUN BLVD CHICAGO 4 ILL Page Enghty seven I . 4, Q r' -'B' 395222 0 Q mos Q tr E L :E QS . . 44 6+ , I I . I I I 1 ' , 9 . . . . U , . ' . S . i . , . . . . , . 2 2 -1I 3 5 i 3 'T l NIE We ol the Saga Stal! ol 1958 wish to extend our appreciation to Mr. Mitchell of the Wallace-Miller Company Engraver and Printer of this Annual and Mr. Edmund ol the Edmund Photographic Studio School Photographer ggynm . Ax- r o n Zclsvf ,y I. I Ol , 0 I LQ 'Sl Q O 9 0. I v ' 44 -1- fi. , W. 4 :gs -ul 4 oh Q , 4 il l s f A. 0 A X 4 I 4 v . V .f' K ,z 'ffl f-r' ,I Qii - , '1- .,. 'T '1- .F .X 'T r- T. '1- 'W' 'T' 'T-' 'T' ..1,. .T-7, -f.f- F '7 'Y' HP' U- La -1- .,.. 1'-FT ,.,.-1-' 'I' 'T' ' -1' E FP, 'T l .4 -T' f-- .,,..-wi.. '1' '1- 7 T '-'r- .-I....T.. -rs'-S1-1-. lr., 'T' -7----r' 43512. 'lf T 5'-3 1-Avi 1' , l T Y -f 1 ' T A rn!'!m!.!'!: Jff -3: 1145 ii 1 'rd g' i .l ,Q ,Q A .'-f. . f?o , 11?-'L :faint 1. f9o U 1 ' ' 'Il ' JY' I 0 I 1 .5 .- V . A'-' ' lt- 1 Nr p pf.1U l 4 a ' ,. .0 914: 0 .1'.- -H 0 ' A 4 . ' 'Z .0 an, J ga M v O 6 . f ,' 0 'I ' . , gg 'Q' ,.' f. 4' -U, 'a G li' v 'l ', -1.1. -192' ' x 'J Q 1' . W . .M . . , -.-1.26 ' . 0.6 fl lv ' ' sf' ',.. Ltr' '-14 ' . l .. 'cl' 21 Y.. w' N' - gg .,.'A-. - . f-,--,g. -:. an 7 Q - ' .b tl 1 '., ,Av 'vi' va ' , ' -1. lf P. , v 0 lu, A. 1? 'J' y u I , 'tg' , - 0,5 0 . , o . 0 . . soy.: F.. .. ' cl , ,. .Lu. ' o U 0 I 0 4' I I 0 Q uh. ' Q 1 D 4, -'. , Q.X.,'.1 . :.l 8 gr o J. 5 i - W 3 fun. u t ' Q , '- 7 7 1.0 'Q' -gi. 'vu Q . ,' 'Q 1, .u ..v F 4' . -. ' ss ', ,-0 '.-'Q' .- 7'--xx ' ' - 'F ' .4 - N Q A - ' -f , ' -. -. - .. . -' 'I' .. T - ... x 1'- -1' - 1' -1- .N ,N -r I L ' A 4 -QQ. T- 1. , qf ' I - ,.. 1 T H -T I I - .. ' , ' N - -,- ,Tf 1' ' T 7 I , L ui I Y' A . - - 1' - T N ' 1 1 v T I7 . 7 I 1 -s- - - . .4 1 - 1 ' -W 2 I . 5 1 V A ' ' - 1 F g ' - ,F - - W -4 I - - I -, 'Q ----. I1-'H 114' , ' - 1 if '- yy . 4 , L - H . N f -T 'V' .. .. '- - 'L 1' 1 .f- ' -T ---Q Q 4 , I U ve- ' 1 - - --AUTH v-I -,.-rf .,- I-'Y ,V Q .- fg'-1 ,. . 1' '-' k- 11' - ' 5 ,gj - -M ,Z ff' - 4 T - T - Q ,.. - - 1 - -.,. - ' ' 7: T-'rj l '1 Y- '- -'- -1- - ll ll 5 l 7 q M I .. .. . 1 ll ' f 1 - - ' ' 11 .., I V - g D-1 - T- - 1' I K ' D Y , , -A - I ,..- .... ' -lf -X -f ' 'V .. T T -f I , ... ' '1' -- - w,-1--'H .. .,. s. .. ff' n Ll - Y 1- I - . - , n I ' I ' ' ' '-' - 7 .- faf 1 L cf. --: - - - L It o ll! . x S I 'x 'Wu 2. . I-. w ... . Q44 LL MP4 Q K9 ' ' 0 .K Q U Q ' Q gn lx: x it . 'sau ,qui 'QQ x x, l Q, J, s .LE '.z ' z , N by Q I Alla -A . 5 so c0',s S's N 9 -Ag ' Q4Q'v 'rd 8 -1. ' x I a 5 , nv KKIQ X 5: J ll s 1 0.114 sfjsgl ' :Ck ' .AU-.' u ' cy Q D O QL 1 ' if Do 9 'ii- 7'-P ... 5 1--I-i'- T 25 M LU Ill m ul an m u im 'T' W.. M 333 HH V1 , f M 1, -7- 'T' T' T '7' '-P 'F -1' T! W-T lirwr 'l 'Ts l -7- ...P 'T' -r- ,..r,,.f- ,..r -1:13 E HEf -A- -3335539 Illl n IIHEIIIEIIiliilillllllillllmEIIIEWV'IHHEIIHIII ann L T 'P-H 'ff ll , liihi-H - - ' . ' x 15 , Q4-X X i ,,,.: Xl X Y I fd CDV 'Q-n,, in Tl'- i -lg Q . . ,.- ' Zi' ,4,'., 3 , . -'Q '- - gi is , ' - . X- , rfixfi- A . L .- - 'H' P, - ' -C1 . Q 4' -- .-. o -5- m SUD 04' ' '-,' '.'. 'I '1-Hslx . . . ':'.-It 11. -1 - I u S 3: ',, ' -A X15 , ' X 0 wx .Q Q , ' . 'Q . 0 1 JI. , . , L, Y N. , ,, I sc- U - ' ' ' 5+ f ' -' 5 Ewa 1' gt' ...- -','- ., - , . . , .Q-.s..,', -bf. ' u, I , . , W ef. u, . u . N 0 - Jk'u5d 5.5 . m ' Q o ' 3 ' -V uf W -' .'.' ' 'l 0 Qu N . 4- '- ': ,. Q - . .' 5 sk vir .V -0 -'- 4 1 Q . ' n f' 5 . ' 0 6 2.-0 ' ' 4 um' f -. '. .. - 9 x ' . -gl ' . ig., , 'L' yn, 'Ax 1 .-'QSM' -A 'n '4ef Y- 'P 7- uri 12 Q ' . o 5 . ,Qtr wus' In .9 . . ,W ' '-'T v' - ,' .f ' '. ' S J, .3 . -i t v V1 r , V' u - ' . N X Q. ' s X ' 's I . r' '.. ' .,n Q! '-9 .v,' Tug... 0 .Q P . E ' 0' 1 '... '- :Q'. fir r . 'Y' 1 A H ' ' ff ' U - - - . ' cs v '.'l's, ' .ft 1 nv: VL' d., 'ln' .3 -. - s Qt? ' S. Q U , : Va.-J. 51. A 9' , ' 5 .rf .1 'sir' , 5 - . ,1 .Ji vb. --f - za - v , K-WX-. 'V 7 f - ' i T 1' 1 ' - 7 ff Y 1 -. -n k 4. T .71 i -. --A -AV I li '- I-1 I 'T f - in I - - -I. - I: A.-:rv-.fir .T 'Nr -I-. T. T -, T -. W., . - 1- ,F Q l ' .. 1' T ' - -TQ- -- '- '1' F' T ' ' 4 ., - ' - - ,Q .--'- 1- 'f ' TTMT- - J' 1- -T ,, - - ll! - Q. IT: ':,T -'T' 1 - - - .,.. ... 71 -- 'L I - - - H Y In n - , - J- 1- 'F ,L f , I I - - - 11 W' r 1' III m III I -p .- L- L.. ,, H Y -. .- 'T 'FY Y, V f . '-T s T ' ' ' 1' 1- 'T' ' - ' f 4 -H A -' J --' -,. .- ..- - ... H- F' I G I -' P1 on- -1 -1 v-4 -Q -1 1 Q n R . 'T' ,- .- n 'r 'T - .. - I' fr .F - T11 -r 4 . -1- - T -1- l T ff ' T - -1- V ' W :xl T ' - -2' T T - f - T n .... - .. 4. A ... fx, ,, - -T , - J 'T - ,. ,. - - - 7 I .. .. 1- - -.T T ' - - 1. ... ' '-' -7- W ' ' ' - I T - - :Pg 1 - H- . - , , , T' 'I ' ..:.-r.r:' 1 ' ' ' - ' -Q ... 1 .'l' I .-- 1. -A-. l 5 - . FW 1 1- Lx -ii --- - f 1 . 1 . .,,, - ' K ' ' -M ' -f ' A 'L 'IE-.lv-lf. n. ...-!.'-.- svn- -I' Y QW v . 0 -- .1 ' r ': H- fflhv A .5 gx.. V ,ix 'IR 5,