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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1959 volume:

I gQ,,fl1,q 9 lu! lah 0 asm fr THERE WAS A I ...IHIS IIIHJAH, like all his countrymen, was known for his hard wo'-..-I l9l1I'GI'lCe, and ,IX P3 HI Fx I I It I bravery in war. l I Saga means tale or story The purpose of this Saga is to tell the story of the Tro1an of 1959 a student at Timothy the story of his studies school act1v1t1es and soc1aI life It 1S the record of his aims and achlevements and his de e to serve God 'L X., 'x Ing I YYY S SRI!!! IIMIIIHI IZHHISIIII HIHH SCHIIIII CIBERD ILLINDIS Page 2 . C Al F AT rw W f f 5 , If K J It I, Hey I ' II I If nIT3fr IVV vt t- y S A G A rl. yyvy V yy .yyt ,yltyiyg y o ff XXXXXNXXXXXX X ,ff IIIIIIIIIIII Illlllllflllll Because as principal, teacher, counselor, and friend you have made a lasting impression on our lives . . . because through your boundless energy, untiring patience, and Christian leadership you have helped us throughout our four years at Timothy . . . we, the Senior Class of 1959, dedicate this Saga to you, REV. li. IIIIIIEIIICK YIIIINISS Q i X rx X S23 gf? KE :TQ gasifi- -. 5 -of: '- ff:-:vft14'. v-I A ,gin ,-...,. ,F .!T3:r'. 7. .Yr-.Ap v V- ,., Q -, - Ev: -gk-', A', - -asia Qi-af.-:J -nut.:-',',1 -?-,..- ,-14.-Sf: 'T - t. H rf' in 1 A w I , 371 I Dreams are the stuff of which life is made The Good Book says that without vision a people perish. Recorded in this book are some of the bright dreams of youth, the hopes for today and tomorrow. But words and ink can never really capture the spirit. They can only remind us of yesterday or stir up visions of what is yet to be. In this book are memoriesfmemories that ought to arouse us to even greater levels of achievement. There are great things to be done for God, It is my prayer that the Class of 1959 may carry on for Timothy wherever they may be. May the love of God go with you always. 'gif Glo- 21 - Zcewmilf ft Page 5 ...MIIIIHIN IRIIJANS, by attending Timothy, become better Christians and better citizens. guided by God's Word and a Christian faculty. The Trojans give our school its personality. They are its heart and center of activity. Here then is the saga of the Trojans of Timothy. Administration and Classes .....,. .. 7 Graduates ................................. ...... 1 9 Underclassmcn ...... ...... 3 3 Activities .......... ...... 4 1 63 76 Sports ........................................ ...... School Life and Advertising ....... Page 6 4,3 ixffgf. .-3 i i 'Q 'incl '-sf ' 1 X x .!-- . A ' x 1 Q, no ,1 wn, v 9. Qi! , -k X 1 P' ADNII ISIR HU A Il HASSIS ,Q Hllllllll BEHYL BEAN B S English Semor Class Sponsor Cheerleaders Advrsor Pep Club Sponsor LORRAINE BOSSENGA B S M A Librarian Biology Health Phy B1 Chem Club Sponsor THEODORE DE IONG AB Mechanical Drawing CHARLES HAACK A B Advanced Broloqy Sponsor of Intramurals ARNOLD HOVING A B Algebra General Scrence HENRIETTA KINGMA B S Assrstant Prmcrpal Dean of Gxrls Geometry Advanced Algebra Tngonometry Iumor Class Sponsor Gxrls Basketball Coach E.. 5 I , r K' I i- - S , V . I , i 1 MARILLA MOSIER A B Typmq Shorthand WILLIAM NAWYN A B M A World Hrstory Socral Problems Trumpet Stall Advxser 1:7 IOYCE PRINS A B Enqlrsh Home Economrcs bemor Class Sponsor LEROY PRINS A B M A Latm Geography Physical Educatron Couch of Boys Sports Lettermen s Club Sponsor IAMES QUALKINBUSH B M E Band Boys Glee Club Glrls Glee Club Music Appreclcmon General Math General Business Bookkeeping Student Actrvmes Treasurer l lllll 'Y 4i 5 'pdf V , . ., .U . ' Xe, ' Q ARTHUR RUDE, B.S., B.D., Th.M.. Th.D. MARIORIE SMITS, A.B. Physical Education Trumpet Staff Adviser, G.A.A. Sponsor HENRY TRIEZENBERG, A.B., M.S. Dean of Boys Personal Typing, Physics, Chemistry Iunior Class Sponsor, Camera Club Spons Club Sponsor DONALD VAN REKEN, A.B. Bible Trumpet Staff Adviser KATE VANDER BERG A B Iunior High Librarian STEWART VANDER WOUDE A B U S History Modern History Student Councxl Sponsor G RODERICK YOUNGS AB ThB Principal Church History Reformed Doctrine The board, elected by the school society, has faithfully managed the affairs of our school. They have devoted themselves to the cause of Christian education by generously taking upon themselves the many duties of this often unappreciated job. Timothy's board is divided into five committees: building, education, finance, promotion, and transportation. In fulfilling their obligations, the members of these committees spend long hours and many nights in improving our school. Another organized committee of Timothy is the long range planning committee. The purpose of this group is to make all the necessary plans and preparations for our new school. We would like to express our sincere appreciation to these men for the work they have done. Page 11 Seated: H. Tameling, A. Huisjen, R. Swierenga, C Douma A. Kieft, R. Schaatsma, C. Huizenga, R. Schuurman A. Van Kampen. Standing: H. Bulthuis, C. Roelfsema H. Boerema, D. Peters, R. Tolsma, Rev. G. R. Youngs M. Evenhouse, I, Bolt, I. Dwarshuis, I. Huiner. The long range planning committee lor our new school. makes plans UFHEI SIA!! Mrs. Bossenga and her associates keep the books and records, handle supplies, collect tuition, and perform countless other tasks that are necessary in managing the business of our school. Actually, many of the things we take for granted are part of the work of the office staff. Mrs. Mulder, Mrs. Bossenga, and Mrs. Essenburg make up our competent office staff. MAINTENANEI Can you imagine how our building would look without Mr. Drenth's faithful cleaning! He and his assistant are constantly working to make Timothy look spotless and to keep its equipment in good condition. Mr. Drenth and Wayne Oostman keep our school clean. 1 f - , .x t ,gt f x rojans 041' flfljorf . . . X45 fy Studying occupies the center of student life at Timothy. Under the direction of a dedicated faculty, we learn to see God's hand in everything about us. lane! Slrodtman and Ron Decker prove that water B I-I E M I R Y conducts electricity. ' Q I A' If 4 f 'f ,..1k.AfY, N h , Ama N A. 1' f A .swf ag, ,r clk -W H ,V 'ZA A',f A um W V 'M Q, 1' ,QSM QW A k , VT' 9 fi A A S' V W-w 'C ' Q I 1 ...Mal , j -- y+---g.f+.s mu- im, 54 ll'Mjf,'MAPQ 9 Khlf I in '-eff'-yunvlq '. H I S -I- ll R Y Mr. Nawyn makes things clearer lor his world history class. f goJ's reafion Page 15 GHIMHRY Derek Brouwer writes out a tormcxl proot in geometry. Al Mr. Rude helps his Class toner! their de-hz! and Cmdn Columns, X - , ......-..w , W , X, O VQPCZVC IHIIIKKHPINIS While jim Dykhmzen rypes, Harvey Bulthuis gets some pomicrs from Mrs. Mosier. nl KQV U-G. ff -..,.4 George Evenhouse , . , . . . heading home to study for his exams, burning the midnight oil, . . . cramming at hrealctast, . . . taking his exam, . . . handing in the finished product . . . goes through the semi-annual experience known so -I well to all high school students. or ufure Blllll lohn Kiefr reads the Bible as Nelson Hendrikse and therestoftheclasstollow. K M ,, 5 xigf 13 5 F?..'::hs is 0... 1. ,, y Mr. Prins teaches his first-year clcss the tundumentals of Latin. Becoming future homemckers are Darlene Van Dyke, Betty Slinkmcrn, and loy Stulp. HIIIVII Hill IIIVIIIIS - lAIIN ' IISHSH ' IIYIVI The shirts get control oi the cage ball in third hour gym class. Freshmen complete an assignment in their English workbooks. I ' 1' M it W Q an I' 4 V I Q NM, .3 1. -4. 1 MASS IIHIEHIS DON SCHAAF President WARREN NOORLAG Vice-President MARLENE VAN DER VELDE Secretary DONNA TEUNE Treasurer lIlASS SPIINSIIRS Mrs. Leroy Prins Miss Beryl Bean Pge 20 RICHARD BAKKER-College Prep Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 4: Camera Club 4: Phy-Bi-Chem Club, President 4. CAROLE BOERINGA Commercial Saga Staff 4: G.A.A. l, 2. lERALYN DAVIDS-College Prep National Honor Society 2, 3: Saga Staff 4: Student Council 2: Band l, 2, Treasurer 3, 4: Drum Major 1, 2, 3, 4: Choir 1, 2, 3: Old Doc cast 3: This Is The Life Student Director 4: Phy-Bi-Chem Club 4: Basketball Manager 3: Pep Club 1: G.1-LA. 1, 2, 3, 4. RONALD DECKER-College Prep Class President 3: Saga Staff 4: Band l, 2, 3, 4: Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 4: Octet 3: Qld Doc cast 3: Camera Club 4: Phy-Bi- Chem Club 4: Cheerleader 3: Lettermen's Club 4. CLARENCE DE VRIES College Prep Saga Staff 3, Co-Photography Editor 4: This Is The Life cast 4: Camera Club, Secretary 3, President 4: Phy-Bi-Chem Club 4. Put on the whole armor of Cod . . . Page 21 Ag, I ,SSW Q My fi. IOSEPH DE VHIES-General Choir 1, 3: Qld Doc cast 3: Basketball l. RUSSELL EBFFMEYER-General Transferred from Denver Christian High School 3: Saga Staff 4: Choir 4: Glee Club 4. KAREN EVENHOUSE Commercial Saga Staff 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Majorette l, 2, 3, 4: This Is The Life cast 4: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3. NANCY GRABINSKI College Prep Class Treasurer 3: National Honor Society 2, 3, 4: Saga Staff 3, 4: Trumpet Staff 1, 2, 3, 4: Choir 4: Glee Club 2, 4: Old Doc cast 3: This Is The Life, Student Director 4: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Library Assistant 4. MARLENE HENDRIKSE College Prep National Honor Society 2, 3, 4: Saga Staff, Literary Editor 4: Student Council 1: Band 2, 3, 4: Choir 2, 3: Old Doc cast 3: This Is The Life cast 4: Phy-Bi- Chem Club, Vicar 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Lettermen's Club, Secretary 3: Pep Club 1: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. lmung ,rlrded your loins with truth . . . Page 22 WILMA HOEKS-Commercial Class Secretary 35 Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Choir 1, 2, 3: Old Doc cast 3: This Is The Life cast 4: Basketball Manager 35 Pep Club l 2: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Vice-President 4. THOMAS HUINER-College Prep Saga Staff 4: Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2, Captain 3, 4: Lettermen's Club, Treasurer 3, 4. IUNE HUIZENGA-College Prep Saga Staff 45 Student Council 3: Choir 2, 3: Old Doc cast 3: This Is The Life cast 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Lettermen's Club 3: Pep Club l: G.A.A. l, 2, Secretary 3, 4. EMILY IWEMA-Commercial Glee Club 2: Pep Club 25 G.1-LA. 1, 2, 3. IANET LANENGA-Commercial Glee Club l: G.A.A. l, 2, 3. A ,1 f' A S,! -jf llIll'lll,!1 put on tlzv breastplute of l'lj1llfC0llSll6'SS . . . Page 23 ,wm- tftfsirx K2 N xi 4 I I 5 I I it 'glliijlf WSW N- 55544 Zeer , ,gf ...... V if , , 55 22 , I N 53455, is I . Q' I I lg It NEW ill? 'K 3 I 1 N W PETER LANING-General Saga Staff 3, 4: Old Doc cast 3: This Is The Lite cast 4: Camera Club 3, 4: Phy-Bi-Chem Club 4. WILLIAM LENTERS College Prep Saga Staff 4: Student Council li This ls The Life cast 4: Basketball l, 2, Captain 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Lettermen's Club 3, 4. KENNETH LOEROP College Prep Choir 1, 2: This Is The Life cast 4: Camera Club, President 3: Phy-Bi-Chem Club, Recording Secretary 4: Basketball 1, 2: Lettermen's Club 3, 4. WILLIAM LOEROP College Prep National Honor Society 2: Saga Staff, Bookkeeper 4: Student Council President 4: Old Doc cast 3: This Is The Life cast 4: Basketball I, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3: Lettermen's Club 3, 4. BRUCE MEYER-College Prep Phy-Bi-Chem Club 4: Basketball Manager 2, 4: Lettermen's Club 3, 4. llflblllg 8,1011 tour ect ltlfll the preparatzon Page 24 IUDY MIEDEMA-Commercial Saga Staff, Typing Editor 4: Old Doc cast 3: Pep Club 1: G.A.A. 1, 2. WARREN NOORLAG College Prep Class Vice-President 4: Saga Staff, Co-Photography Editor 4: Student Council 2: This ls The Life cast 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 4: Octet 3: Boys' Quartet 4: Phy-Bi-Chem Club 4: Basketball 1, 2. KATHLEEN OTTE-General Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1: This Is The Life cast 4: Phy-Bi- Chem Club 4: Basketball Manager 3, 4: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Library Assistant 3. IAY PBUIM-College Prep Student Council 4: This Is The Life cast 4: Camera Club l, Treasurer 3: Phy-Bi-Chem Club 4: Basketball Manager Z: Lettermen's Club 3, 4. TRUDY ROTTSCHAFER College Prep Saga Staff 4: Student Council, Treasurer 4: Trumpet Staff 4: Band 2, 3, Treasurer 4: Choir 1, 2, 3. 4: Glee Club 4: Old Doc cast 3: This Is The Life cast 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Lettermen's Club 3: Pep Club 1, 4: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. of the gospel of peace . . . Page 25 IPMSSW UH! 1 ei Q ff . imma I N 5 r ' fi 'l- LH 1- ' ' I-:EEE 0 ' ' .Q , ' . Q1 M ev 5 ,1 ,M sw, auf Y P4 f af' ' t l ,uzwy ew' ' f ,Q ,L W 4 A -wi 'ijvfffs gX3'5x'5'S2,15x' i Ni , . 4' , DONALD SCHAAF-Commercial Class Vice-President 3, President 4, Saga Staff, Co-Business Manager 4: Band 1, 2, Vice- President 3, President 4: Choir 3, 4: Glee Club 4: Octet 3: Boys' Quartet 4: Old Doc cast 3: This Is the Life cast 4: Basket- ball 2, 3, 4: Baseball l, 2, 3, 4: Lettermen's Club 3, 4. SUE SLAGER-College Prep National Honor Society 2, 3: Saga Staff 3, 4: Trumpet Staff 2, 3, Editor 4: Band 2, 3, Secretary 4: This Is The Life cast 4: Oratorical Contest 3: Phy-Bi-Chem Club 4: Basketball 2, 3, 45 Letter- men's Club 3: Pep Club 1, 25 G. A. A. 2, 3, 4. BETTY SLINKMAN-Commercial Student Council 3: G. A. A. 2, 3, 4. IANET STRODTMAN College Prep Saga Staff 3, Art Editor 4: Trumpet Staff l, 2, 3, 4: This Is The Life cast 4: Basketball 2, 3: Lettermen's Club 3: G. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4: Library Assistant 3, 4. IOY STULP-College Prep G.A.A. 3, 4. taking up the shield of faith, Page 28 DONALD SWIERENGA College Prep National Honor Society 2, 3, 4: Saga Staff 3, Editor 4: Student 3.4: Band l, 2, 3, 4: Choir 1, 2, 3: Council l, Vicar 3: Trumpet Staff, Glee Club 4: Octet 3: Boys' Quartet 4: Old Doc cast 3: This Is The Life Cast 4: Oratorical Contest 3: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Lettermen's Club 4. DONNA TEUNE-College Prep Class Treasurer 4: Saga Staff 4: G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Library Assistant 3. GHETCHEN VAN DENEND College Prep Saga Staff 3, 4: Trumpet Staff 3, 4: Choir 2, 3, Secretary 4: Glee Club 4: Old Doc cast 3: Pep Club 3: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. MARLENE VAN DER VELDE Commercial Class Secretary 4: Student Council 2, 3: Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: This Is the Life cast 4: Cheer- leader 2, 3, Captain 4: Letter- men's Club 3: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. l, 2, 3, President 4: Library Assistant 4. DARLENE VAN DYKE Commercial G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. ml.-e the hellnet of salratiolz Page 29 -HO., -117' i 51 49 . , 'Vi ff. CARL VAN KAMPEN General Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Camera Club 3, 4: Phy-Bi-Chem Club 4. IOYCE VAN SLOOTEN Commercial Student Council l: Choir 1, 2, 3: Pep Club 2: G. A. A. 1, 2, 3. IUDY VISSER-Commercial Saga Staff 3, 4: Student Council, Secretary 4: Glee Club 1: This ls The Life cast 4: Phy-Bi-Chem Club, Corresponding Secretary 4 Cheerleader 3, 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Library Assistant 4. PAUL ZUIDEMA-General Baseball 2, 3, 4: Lettermen's Club 3, 4. mul take the sword of the Spirit, zrhirrlz is the word of Cod. lzphesmns 6:l 3-l Page 30 MASS HISlllIll As we look back upon our four years of high school, it hardly seems possible that they are ended. We entered high school as inexperienced freshmen but were soon initiated at the All School Party. As the year went on, we became more accustomed to high school life and by the time it was over we were accepted as a regular part of the school. As sophomores we had passed the test and started the year with enthusiasm. In the spring We had our own sophomore party, which was really a success. With the beginning of our junior year came the election of class officers. Ron Decker, president: Don Schaaf, vice-president: Nancy Grabinski, treasurer: and Wilma Hoeks, secretary did a fine job for our class. Sponsoring the All School Party Shipwrecked was our first project. This time we had our chance to initiate the freshmen. Other projects included bi-monthly barbecue luncheons, selling Christmas cards, sponsoring a movie. and giving our class play Old Doc. All of these projects were attacked with a spirit of enthusiasm and cooperation. As juniors it was also our responsibility to give the Iunior-Senior Banquet in honor of the graduates. The theme Underwater Fantasy was carried out with elaborate decorations. The year ended with a rush of spring activities. Bill Loerop and Don Swierenga were nominated as candidates for student council president. After an exciting campaign, Bill was elected. The editors for the '59 Saga were also chosen. Iunior-Senior Banquet of 1958. Seniors hard at work. Barbershop Quartet performs at Iunior-Senior Banquet ,.., mv MASS HISTIIRY We began our senior year by electing class officers: Don Schaaf, president: Warren Noorlag, vice-president: Donna Teune, treasurer: and Marlene Van Der Velde, secretary. Our first projects were two car washes in the early fall and our class play This Is the Life' in November. Throughout the year we sold pop at noon hour and again gave barbeque luncheons and sold Christmas cards. Other projects were selling pennants, sponsoring a movie, and co-sponsoring with the juniors a skating party. During Christmas vacation we had a senior party. Games highlighted the evening and refreshments were enjoyed by all. On March 30, we boarded the train for Washington, D.C. We stopped off at Williamsburg and other historical and picturesque towns along the way. At Washington we visited the Capitol Building, the Supreme Court, the Washington Monument the Library of Congress, and the Lincoln and Iefferson Memorials. The trip proved to be educational and exciting. We will always remember senior night, the beautiful Iunior-Senior Banquet, this time in our honor, and the Awards Banquet. On Iune 12, thirty-nine seniors, the class of '59 walked down the aisle of Ebenezer Christian Reformed Church to receive their diplomas. Although we have spent our last year at Timothy, we will never forget it, and its influence will always be felt in our lives. Marlene H endrikse Huss Erfimeyer takes his punishment at the senior Chris'mas party. Another class project-barbecue luncheons. Graduation-lune 12, 1959. 'Q X4 Q-I ,L A ,px , ff XXX x M, ,ww bf W 3 gf? Eg xx f 'su-' xm- 7' A wg, , X.,- 4 'l I iff: 4, 4, 4 i Q if X lf Q if t lf- 4' ,-Jv, ' x 5 .4-f 1 ,- 'ff nl ? , . .7 . 4 X N-Wmmwsh U IIHIHASSNII JU IIIRS The junior's course is charted,' It seems the die is cast. The journey is half over- His younger days are past. The once tar off horizon ls just beyond his grasp. His underclassman days are gone- This year. too, will go tast. His days are full of basketball And banquets of all kinds: The junior goes his merry way, Till suddenly he finds That now the year is over- He's a senior now at last! But some day soon he'll wonder Why the years must go so last. Marilyn Batjes. Beverly Bergsma Karen Blauw Arthur Bolt Theodore Boomker Peter Buikema, Harvey Bulthurs Melvin Decker Kenneth Deters Robert Deters Becky Douma, Iames Dykhuizen Barbara Evenl'ouse Lo s Evenhoi. e Martin Finder GQ liii Carolyn Folgers, Iohn Folgers Bruce Groenewold Donna Gulbransen Q ,- V . George Hoekstra, Sharon Hovmg Virginia Huxzenga Ronald Kexzer rx ,gb Willow Helmus KTM Z 2 J ' T -ni . K X A 23 Raymond Kleft 2 2' A Jf xx D t x Bill X M UQ J5 X f Page 34 Q ni, 'CP' Grayce Lumkes, Cynthia Mulder, Meredythe N Barbara Oldenburqer. Betty Reitsma. Marlene Ina Schut, Carol Sietsema, William Slager Ioy Stavenger, Sharon Stob, Kenneth Stoub Peter Tameling, Kenneth Tazelaar, Henry Toel Kenneth Vander Leest, Henry Van Kampen, Pe Angie Veldsema, Karen Visser, Ioyce Voss Iudy Wezeman, Bernard Wierenqa, Grace Wie SUPHUIVIURES A sophomore rs a person Who rs on the second rung Hrs school years are not over Ner her have they just begun lack Bachmcm Evelyn Balzer lohd Bernbaum Alxce Blauw Iohn Blauw Donald Bulthuls Iohn Bulthuxs Iacob De Crook Wmxired Dxepstra Carolyn Drenth eorge Evenhouse Wxnonah Frenchman Sandra Groot Nelson Henclnkse, Lo s Hoffman Donald Humer Wlllldm Humer Arlene lager Arthur Iongsma Iohn Kleit Rosalynn Krabbe Nelva Lamng Dons Meyer Oh Sophomore look ahead ol you F or you ve just reached the door Your opportunmes are vast Use them more and more Keep your head turned upward And keep your goals irxed hrgh Do the bes! that you can do Youll fare well ri you try Patricia Boeringa, Derek Brouwer, G . ' Ianet Moore Arlene Mulder Bennett Mulder Wayne Obermeyer Wayne Oostmcm V 'ow -x Q' i M Y' fix I, V ' f . A' ggi' H JHIK Conrad Ottenholl Ronald Rozemcx Nancy Rozendal Kenneth Rusthoven Fred Stulp Iudith Tameling Calvin Tazelaar Aiko Teragawa Stella Vander Naald George Vander Velde William Vander Velde Ronald Van Kampen Betty Visser Kenneth Wassenaaz Anita Wieringa Ronald Wynberg john Blauw tells one oi his stories. 1 u , Iames Allen, Sleven Bardolph. Carolyn Boonstra, Nancy Buitenwerf, Carol Bulthuis Cynthia Buurma, Iohn De Boer, Eva Dema. Ioseph Dema. Louis De Vries Edward De Young, Phyllis Douma, Arlene Drolenga, Ellen Drylhout, Connie Ertner Iudy Grabinski. Everelt Hoeks. Ioanne Hoffman, Ionnie Hoheisel, Kathleen Huiner Nick Huttenga, Annetie lwema. Elaine Korringa, Thomas Korringa, Iudith Landis 1 ik. When a freshman comes to school at lirst L w ig' E ii Fi l f ll! lr BG Q He's green as green can be. He is not in the swing of things, Nor can he be, you see, Until the All School Party Where, amidst the jokes and fun, A freshman seems lo pass the test His high school days have begun. Page 38 Robert Lerche. Karen Mulder. Marilyn Niemeyer Richard Oost. George Ottenhofi. Ianice Schlack Leonard Stob, Lynda Stab, Robert Strodtman Iohn Terborg What's the attraction, Bob? Grace Swierenga, Ben Tameling, Alyce Teune, Carolyn Todd, Hillebrand Van Denend Patricia Vander Leest. Kenneth Vander Velde. William Van Dyke Robert Van Vossen, Andrew Voss. Kathryn Weersing Garry Wieringa, Ronald Wieringa, Iames Zuidema 2 Af HlllHlIGHlS Trojans begin another day. 1 :L+ may it -Q ' September 3 ....... October 3 ........ November 6, 7 .... .........Reqistration ........All School Party ......... Senior Play November 13, 14 .......... ......... B and Tour December 17 .......... ......... C hristmas Musicale Ianuary 20-22 ........ ........ E xams March 19, 20 ....... March 22 ......... April 10 ........ April l7 ........ April 24 ........ May 1 ........ May 6 ........ May 22 ......... May 27 .,....... Iune 5 ........ Iune 8-10 .......... Iune 12 ......... Page 40 ......... Iunior Play .........Pa1rn Sunday Choir Concert .........G.A.A. Mother-Daughter Tea .........Career Day .........Iunior-Senior Banquet .........Choir Festival at Calvin .........Chicago Music Festival ,........Spring Band Concert .........Awards Banquet .....,...Senior Banquet .........Exams .........Graduation U1 lHl YEAR L, ,g! L OWN COJ P99 41 s ' 1 6' , V , fi L X v Z , D I E , 1 V WN 'lf ifffi RT f:1l,v.' Hr-Eng.: Ixme H..1zez1q::, Queen Marlene y : : 'J Iii: Eizzhcrz Evcnhzqse, Ierclyn Davids. , flz Aasf fauglzf me rom cy cy., A ...lm 77:77. Chapel makes an important contribution to our school life at Timothy. We are thankful for this privilege of taking time for meditation. Our chapel exercises were held every Wednesday during fourth period. Services were conducted by our principal Rev. Youngs or a guest speaker. From the spoken word we were reminded of our responsibilities as Christian youth to God and our school. Mr. Qualkinbush directed the singing and was assisted by one of our many pianists. Special music was provided by various groups of the student body. Woodwind quintet provides special music. Rev. Youngs leads chapel service. One ot our many guest speakers was Rev. Hozendal. Students from Chicago Christian High conduct chapel. 'uwdiw W? Miss Bean, sponsor, and editor-in-chief Don Swierenga make plans for the next picture. IYPING SIAFF C. Boeringa, I. Miedema editor, K. Evenhouse. Anyone who has not been on an annual staff does not realize all the work that goes into its publication. Many hours are put in by each member of the staff. The editor and advisor spend much time Working with the staffs and organizing the yearbook. Beginning in the summer, the editors planned the layout of the Saga. Then the staffs went to work. Through the efforts of all these people, the Saja was produced, giving others a view of Timothy and preserving for us the memories of school llfe ai Trrnothy. PHUIUHHAPHY Slltt Lof-rop, Vw. lJ:c.wrlr,1'g C. Du Vries criiior, W. Slagcr, P. lfxning Ri-'.'. Youngs arivi'-er. sck Sr N Grchi ski B Be gsmci, M. Hendrik e ditor lIIlRARY SIAH 5SITc1qei,'M,4VunDerVe1de I: R. Eriime-yer G Van De-nend, I. Strodimcm editor, M. Noorlcxq BUSINESS SMH Sezfed: D. Teune, I. Visser, W. Loerop bookkeeper, I. Huizenqa :o manager, D. Schzwf co-manager T. Rottschcxier, B. Doumcx. Standing: I. Davids, R Deters. T Huiner, W. Lenters, B. Oldenburger lllllllflltll M1015 74. .WS Being in the Press Club involves a great deal of hard work. Deadlines have to be met: sometimes articles have to be written even when there seems to be no news. A great deal of time is spent on the Trumpet: most of it is after school time. It takes an imaginative mind and a willingness to work to be a member of the staff. A great deal of credit goes to the Trumpet staff and its sponsors for the wonderful job that they have done during the past year. v X f ff . Www JS 5 l f 'Eg 00000000000 0000000-oooo Ooooooooooo lclo oooooooooox Seated: B. Bergsma, assistant editor: N. Grabinski, business manager: S. Slaqer, editor-in-chief: T. Rottschater, girls' sports editor: G. Van Denend. humor editor. Standing: G. Vander Veldez boys' sports editor: Mr. Nawyn, sponsor: D. Swierenga. feature editor. Seated: Mr. Van Reken, Miss Smits'-advisors. Standing: I. Grabinski, K. Vander Velde, I. Hoheisel. K. Vander Leest, I. Strodtman. I. Bernhaum, S. Hoving, D. Gulbransenw reporters. Page 46 10'-'M MARLENE HENDRIKSE-Honor Society, Literary Editor of Saga, Band, I'his Is The Life cast, Girls' Varsity Basketball, Phy-Bi-Chem Club. CON SWIERENSA Honor Society, Editor-inrchiei of Saga. Band, Boys' Quartet. This Is The Life cast, W. 'fm Phy-By-Chem Club. UUISIANIIINIS THUJA S To be selected as the outstanding boy or girl of the year is a great honor at Timothy. The Student Council representatives nominate boys and girls from their homerooms who they feel have contributed the most toward making the school year a success. From these nominees the final choice is made by the Administrative Council of the faculty. 5 ,,..-Q-'r S l av SUI SLAGER Editor-in-chief ot Trumpet, Band. This Is the Life cast. Girls' Varsity Basketball. Phy-Bi-Chem Club. 1 . The naming of these students is the highlight of the annual Awards Banquet. In order to maintain the secrecy which always surrounds this announcement, these pages have been prepared by the principal and the Saga sponsor. On behalf of the student body and the faculty, we extend to these young people our congratulations for their well-deserved recognition. fr lll 53- 59 Page 49 Mr. Oualkinbush cues the clarinets in. BAD This year the band was privileged to enjoy a two-day tour. This trip to Purdue University and many towns along the way was the highlight of the year. Five concerts were given and a recording, which was later played over the radio, was made at Purdue. Under Mr. Qualkinbush's direction, the band presented its annual fall, Christmas and spring concerts. Other performances included chapel and special assemblies, and participation in a Memorial Day parade. Long hours of hard work and practice by both band and director kept up Timothy's tradition of an outstanding band. CIVIC! gears KQVIOACZVICI .1 +1 M-Ai V ,' S I -Q. 1 1 if wr +-1 U ' ,s 3' lv Band prepares to leave for tour. Bach or Sousa? F' : if PERSONNEL Front Row: B. Berqsmcr. T. Rottschaier, B. Olderiburqer, A. Wieringc. R. Decker, A. Blauw, S. Having, M. Rozema, B, Groenewold. Second Row: D. Huiner, C. Ertner, I. Stavenger, B. Visser, A. Bolt, I. Landis I. Davids. C. Ottenhoff. I. Voss, K. Weersinq. C. Buurma. S. Groot, S. Bardolph, C, Mulder, W. Helmus. Third Row: C. Todd. R. Strodtman, P. Douma, N. Rozendal, G. Evenhouse. B. Wierenqa, L. Stob, A. Iongsma, H. Van Kampen, I. Bernbaum. N. Hendrikse G. Vander Velde, R. Kieft, G. Ottenhofi, G. Swierenga, C. Van Kampen. W. Slcrqer, R. Van Vossen. K. Otte. R. Wynberq. F. Stulp, K. Evenhouse. I Tameling. Fourth Row: M. Noorlaq, S. Slager, M. Heridrikse, K. Vander Velde. D. Schacrf. W. Noorlclq. I, Kieit, G, Hoekstra, D. Swierenga, Mr. Qualkinbush---direcior. No! Pictured: Wilma Hoeks. TK 'J ,x A II!-lPPHlA IIHUIH elocbes ing Gui CONCERTSCHEDULE Dutch Day Program Christmas Musicale Pahn Sunday Concen Midwest Choir Festival Chicago Music Festival The A Cappella Choir, directed by Mr. Q25 Qualkinbush during the first semester and f, dikiq Mr. Baar during the second semester, had 12? fix X a very successful year. Besides their regular lxfd xc K VV concerts, the choir also participated in a 1 Dutch Day program at the Museum of Science mmf? Sl ffl 71, and Industry and in the annual Chicagoland l X Music Festival. One of the big events of the nf Q t year was the trip to Calvin College for the X Xl! ,f if l tl A ff annual Midwest Music Festival. fx ,cy KX W' C C Page 52 :f x f ul HI X If 13 EZ I A . VI ly, . . il Gvo J ' Front Row: K. Rusthoven, A. Tercrgcxwu. G. Von Denend, C. Buurmcz. B. Bergsmd. I. Moore, E. Dryfhout, B. Visser, I. Hoheisel, K. Stoub. Second Row: P. Van Tholen, D. Gulbrcmsen. G. Swierengo. B. Doumcr, A. Wieringo. I. Grabinski, I. Landis, M. Von Der Velde, C. Todd. T. Rottschcxfer. Third Row: G. Vcmdex Velde, I. Stavenger, L. Stob, I. Wezemcm, N. Grcrbinski, L. Evenhouse, I. Schut. I. Voss, K. Weersing, G. Hoekstm. Fourth Row: D. Huiner. W. Noorlug, R. Erfimeyer, R. Bakker. Mr. lrrmes Boar rehecrrses the choir. Mr. Quczlkinbush conducts the Christmas concert. 'Nw 0-. 1 lilll lIlllBS Among the various organizations added to the curriculum this year. were two new branches of the music department. The main difference between the glee clubs and the choir was that the latter was composed of mixed voices. Mr. Qualkinbush directed these groups at their weekly rehearsals. Their music was enjoyed during chapel services and at concerts. Front Row: H. Van Denend, I. Kieit, D. Swierenga, P. Van Tholen, K. Stoub. I. Stavenger. pianist. Second Row: G. Vander Velde, F. Stulp, D. I-Iuiner, R. Bakker, G. Hoekstra. Third Row: W. Noorlag, R. Decker. R. Kieit, R. Deters. D. Schaaf. R. Eriimeyer. Front How: B. Visser, G. Van Denend D. Gulbransen. G. Swierenga. B. Bergsma, I. Moore, A. Teragawa. Second Row: T. Rottschaier, M. Van Der Velde, A. Wieringa, I. Landis, I. Stavenger. C. Todd. Third Row: L. Stob, I. Schut, N. Grabinski, L. Evenhouse, I. Voss. Page 54 BUYS' llll!-lltlll An independent organization of our school, the boys' quartet appeared many times in chapel and at various other programs. They also provided the special music for the exchange chapel service at Chicago Christian. Varsity is introduced at pep rally. Chemist ignites cz cloud ot hydrogen. ,wg 'T Q? George Hoekstra. Don Swierenga, Don Schaai, Warren Noorlag. ASSEIVIIHIES The student body of Timothy looked forward to this year's assemblies with eager interest. The assemblies were planned by the assembly committee, Whose goal was to provide entertaining and educational programs. These programs consisted of movies, entertainers, or lecturers. Pep rallies were also frequently held to learn new cheers and keep up enthusiasm. HIS 3 3 Af 9- Q-A is xl 756 lik THE Sl IDR HAY Outstanding! Terrific! Very good! These were some of the comments heard after the senior play This Is The Life. The plot of the play centered around the religious differences of two small town families, the Fishers and the Stevens. Grampa Fisher, with his strong Christian philosophy, helped solve the problems that arose. Romance, valuable missing stamps, and a basketball scandal highlighted the action of the play. Although the members of the cast spent many long hours in memorizing and rehearsing, they had the satisfaction of a job well done. lay Pruin gets made up by Mrs. Prins, while Ken Loerop waits his tumi ii if X., , GN H 'X Senior t X y x stars O IIASI Grampa Fisher Bill Loerop Dave Wainwright Don Schaat Anna Fisher Sue Slager Freddy Fisher Iay Pruim Pete Fisher Bill Lenters Emily Fisher Marlene Hendrikse Carl Fisher Don Swierenqa Trixie Iudy Visser Midge Stevens Ianet Strodtman Don Stevens Warren Noorlag Gwen Stevens Karen Evenhouse Bill Stevens Ken Loerop Mrs. Dobie Kathleen Otte Alma Trudy Rottschaier Shirley Wilma Hoeks Peg Marlene Van Der Velde Beth Iune Huizenga Richardson Pete Laning Captain Barnes Clarence De Vries Director Mrs. Prins Trixie admits her part in he disappearance ot the stamps. Pele teases Midge as Emily tries lo appear uninterested. Mr. Stevens and Don visit the Fishers 71 Don confesses that he was involved in the basketball scandal. W 2. is f.. M' ri e Z. 1 at if 1 1 'A -'un A, M., 4 V ll Y wg 1 3 l S 5 . . , 1. -it :Q . A I lr t ,. l 4 . PS- fy is , 'H' N, 4 pd rg-. il 9' 2, 4 is n 1 he 31 QI, S51 Lf. A ,Q rig. Q4 sq V The Gilbreths and their friends. JU IOIl Pllll A combination of humor and drama made the junior play very successful. The play centered around Mr. cmd Mrs. Gilbreth and their twelve ch'ldren. The older children, to the horror of their strict father, tried to grow up and becorne modern. The children finally discovered that father had their best interesis at heart after all. Because of the united efforts of the cast, committee, and directors, the junior play was o tremendous success. Page 58 ,r . CHEM' CAST Mr. Gilbreth... Mrs. Gilbrelh. Ernestine ....... Frank ,....... Anne ......... Iaclcie ..,.... Dan ........ Bill ..,..,.,,. Fred ....... Lillian ..,..,. Martha .,,.. . . Mrs, Filzger 1' D1.Burton..., loc Scales Miss Brill.. Larry ,...... Dzzec ers... I d.. A P s ' a fam? , laws- , 549 . K 8436 Q, In 'lQr'yk fa y , . rf'.,q,mm af 1' Bl' lHl llllll Art Bolt Beverley Bergsma Carolyn Folgers Bob Deters loyce Voss Sharon Hovinq Ted Boomker Ken Tazelaar Ken Stoub Grayce Lumkes Betty Reitsma Karen Visser Ken Vander Leest Pete Tcmelinq Nleredy' he Noorlrzf: Bay Kieft Miss K'nrjm'1 T-lr. 'lr.eze e clwnnl V5 Clllli HIIVINIS SHUHIRBUISS This year the Camera Club has had a very active season. The club had many enthusiastic members, who, being the best of camera fans, were interested in all the phases of picture making. The group met every Monday, eighth hour, under the direction of Mr. Triezenberg. The members ot the club sponsored many projects and were able to purchase their own equipment and materials from the money they earned. The club took many field trips during which they had opportunity to put their knowledge to use. Mel Decker tells Kathy Huiner how to pose for her picture. Front How: A. Bolt - treasurer, R. Decker, G. Vander Velde, N. Hendrikse, R. Van Vossen, lVlr. Triezenberg-sponsor, R. Bakker, K. Vander Velde, G. Evenhouse, H. Van Kampen. Second Row: C. De Vries-president, M. Decker, P. Laninq-vice-president, C. Van Kampen I. Bernbaum, H. Bulthuis-secretary, D. Brouwer. .7 .h we-S u I K Loerop recordmg secretary Q3-gg ,,. ,, Ken Vander Lees! and Ted Boomker create an optical image formation. NM ,Ng A Z B X xr- CHU lill- EUUIHI li h. . Hiizmvr ,miles :is Kqzwfz lVl11lde1 pays the fieck during 'twirp week. 6 Ocmbcs , oicc W'f1f:t'S sf, fufiliyf' A reversed Courtesy Doris Meyer holds the imtrzt ri for Tam Korrmga. -qi it -- , '14 R' , t X Q.. 'qr' Y . 6, With a rush somewhat resembling Sadie Hawkins' Day, Counter-Courting Week began The girls were given, for one week, the opportunity of asking boys for dates. All courtesies were reversed, including, of course, paying for everything. Basketball games, tobogganing, and other activities gave the girls their big chance. F1 ,xl 4. i W fi , 3. if zz: 1 7 5 Hoeks gives it a whirl. Ben Tameling tries to pass Ken Loerop in the sputnik race. All SIZHUIH Holding hands, Louis De Vries and Bruce Meyer race to the finish line. A TRIP HI UUHR SPACE ''Five-four-three-two-one-zeroI With this countdown, the juniors started us oft on our space trip. After such a take off, the annual All School Party could not help being a success. Clever games, food, and decorations carried out the theme very well. The space trip gained its objective, for everyone enjoyed the party. Even the freshmen, who were submitted to their traditional initiation, had as much fun as everyone else. Page 62 K Q' 3745 N XX- A 5 ' 'f f ' fmx ff' 7' ff-3-,A - X :A .fs g X-swf A 0 ' , X if '11 M N 'mfg . Xyf , , uf ' N.1,?fXw+,5w1.vhQ- - Q fri HA -Ai- 'Q - rv L'-.. 'QQA ,.- '- M , -W - ' , ,-' wk A f ' -,N ugh: K. 1--...I x NKTKKW V, K .. n.,,M:---1-N,,4, ,f PN.. - - X- -A- bf'-...,,jHs-Q. , Em, ,Size .,3. ,gs A f T'7T ' wwf rviivfw fl: Wynn '. ar' -nr VARSITY IlASItllliAll rojans fjofal qjywenffy ins Aly! .rf ! if t lf -':' XXYXQZ VR! Q if p , . Smashing through to one victory after another, our f ' ' 3 boys' varsity completed the best season in Timothy's A K history-etwenty wins and one loss. With school spirit f at its highest peak, spectators flocked to the games to X' .9 5 cheer the team on. f Q Luther North, undefeated in the Private School League, MA, W gave our Trojans a good fight in one of the closest Q and most exciting contests of the season. But our team came through to win by three points, whipping them for the second time. Another of the high points of the season was the game with Chicago Christian. The traditional rivalry between the two schools made this a tense, exciting game. Although the half-time score was only 8-8, Timothy pulled ahead in the second half to win by ten points. With excellent coaching by Mr. Prins, and with the splendid teamwork and fighting spirit of the boys, the T' Huiner' R' Kim' W. Loempl team has made Timothy swell with pride. W. Lenters, B. Wierenga, I. Dykhuizen, D. Schaat, B. Groenewold, H. Toebes. R. Keizer. Not Pictured: I. Folgers. During a timeout. Coach Prins gives the team instructions. Scrambling for the ball, Huiner and Loerop show their tightirig spirit. Nov. Nov Nav Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Ian. Ian, Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. THE RICURD WE North Park ..... 54 Luther North .... 66 Alumni .... ....., . 44 North Shore ..... 62 Morgan Park ..., 75 University ....... 54 llliana ........... S5 Elgin ..,.................... 76 Glenwood ...,.........,... 69 Chicago Christian ...... 31 Luther North ........,.... 62 Harvard ........ 56 Walther ........ 59 North Shore ..... 59 Glenwood .....,. 78 Morgan Park ,... 81 Francis Parker ...... .. 85 Elgin .................... .. 78 Walther ..,.. .. 49 llliana .............. .. 79 North Park ..... .. 45 THEY 32 51 28 49 64 27 47 47 46 21 59 68 46 49 59 66 65 46 47 72 34 pf V -':..' , I M N M M ,. 4 M ff W 'S , , , a Dykes blocks cr lay-up shot. 1 Lf Toebes stretches for or wild ball, grabs :ite rebound. Iumpmq aivcve the rim, Lenrers Ffiwn RE , , Front Row: H. Bulthuis- manager, I. Zuidema. H. Van Denend. D. Brouwer, G. Ottenhoif, K. Rusthoven. L. Stob, I. Bernbaum. Second How: B. Meyer- manager. K. Vander Velde. G. Evenhouse, A. Iongsma, E. Hoeks. Mr. Prins-coach. B. Tameling. F. Stulp. G. Vander Velde, K. Vander Leest--manager. SS 43 BUYS' FINISH-SIIPH HAM The frosh-soph team, although not as successful as the varsity, had a good season. Having lost nearly all of last year's first string players, the freshmen and sophomores nevertheless played their best and completed their season with twelve wins and eight losses. These players show strong prospects for Timothy's future varsity team. GIIHS' Jll NIH V HSITY TEAM Front Row: N. Rozendal- manager. S. Groot. I. Tameling. K. Huiner, K. Mulder, P. Boeringa, C. MulderAmanager. Second How: Miss Kingma- coach, B. Douma, L. Evenhouse. I. Wezeman, C. Sietsema, K. Ottefmanager. The junior varsity is a stepping stone to the varsity team. Miss Kingma kept the girls in good condition and did a good job of coaching. The team participated in six games resulting in four wins and two losses. Nov Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Ian. lan. Feb. 4. IHI HHIUIIII WE St. Gregory ,..,. 49 Alumnae ......... ..,. 3 3 St. Gregory ......,. 63 Marywood ...... 32 Avalon Park ,.,... 52 Gage Park 4..,. ,,., . .. 36 Columbus Park .......... 28 llliana ...,..,......,...... 43 North Shore , ,,,.. 52 Broadview . .,,... 36 THEY 17 28 14 28 54 20 30 19 25 46 feb. 9 ........., Feb. 20 .......... Feb. 24 .......... Feb. 27 .,......,. Three A's Avalon Park ..,..,.. ..... Three A's North Shore AAU TOUHNEY Feb. Feb. Mar. 3 ,......... Mar. 5 .......... Mar. 7 ....,..... Mar. 7 .....,..., 28 ........ ,, 28 .......... Avalon B ,. Three A's Dvorak ......,......,......,..... Broadview Q overtime 7 Avalon A ....,,.,............ Three A's 19 28 39 32 43 39 ff, 39 17 5 5153 9 1 Q., se 13 f 1- ' 13 26 ! 24 18 gy. '1 32 , . '.+. u A ze 21 A 19 30 Will Timorhy get the ball? l 1 l C ' 1 uf ..4 ...af CHllItllAIllItS EHEER TRUJANS l0 VICIURY IRUSH-SUPH VARSIIY Betty Reitsma, Grayce Lumkes. Iudy Visser. Marlene Van Der Velde- captain, Barbara Evenhouse. Inspiring the team and keeping the spirit high in a game is the job of the cheerleaders. Under the leadership of Miss Bean they spent many hours practicing and working on new cheers. Wearing new red and white outfits, they chanted, yelled, jumped, and cart- wheeled to cheer our boys on to victory. These five girls, all new to cheerleading, worked hard during the past season to learn and perfect their cheers. Chosen from freshman and sophomore classes, they led the cheers at the frosh-soph games. Lois Hoiiman, Sandy Groot. Evelyn Balzer. Pat Vander Leest, Kathy Huiner. BOARD Seated: T. Rottschater. B. Oldenburger treasurer. I. Davids secretary, M. Van Der Velde--president, Miss Smits -sponsor. L. Evenhouse. Standing: K. Huiner, I. Tomeling I. Voss, A. Wieringa, P. Douma. Not Pictured: W. Hoeks-vice The G.A.A. is the largest organization of Timothy. The purpose of the club is to encourage our girls to participate in sports. During the year the club sponsored many intramural sports programs, such as bowling and tennis. The members also sponsored the annual Mother and Daughter Tea. lllllllMl 'S lflllll Front Row: A. Iongsma, D. Schaai, W. Lenters, K. Kiett. P. Zuidema. Mr. Prins-sponsor. Second Row: D. Swierenga, T. Huiner, G. Vander Velde. Third How: B. Meyer, K. Vander Leest, K. Loerop, P. Tameling, F. Stulp, I. Pruim, R. Keizer. Fourth How: H. Toebes. H. Bulthuis, I. Dykhuizen, K. Deters, R. Decker, B. Groenewold. Not Pictured: I. Folgers. president. The Lettermen's Club is composed of the sports enthusiasts of Timothy who have earned a major or a minor letter by participating in basketball or baseball. HUIVIHIUNII li inaofky we comes Alumni For the first time in the history of Timothy, a homecoming queen reigned over the alumni-varsity games. The student body chose Marlene Van Der Velde as their first queen. Her court consisted of Ieralyn Davids, Iune Huizenga, Willow Helmus, and Barbara Evenhouse. On the day after Thanksgiving the traditional games between our varsities and the alumni teams were played at Lincoln School. Although the girls' game was close, our girls defeated the alumni. The boys did not have much difficulty winning their game. During half time, Bill Loerop presented the queen's court and crowned the queen. u After the games, all letter winners, seniors, and alumni returned to Timothy for refreshments. A program was given which included a talk by an alumnus, some numbers by the boys' quartet, and selections by the sophomore Dixieland band. lohn Kieft, George Vander Velde, Don Huiner, lohn Bernbaum, George Evenhouse. Ray Kiel! and alumnus Iohn Batjes fight for the rebound. Student Council President Bill Loerop, assisted by Iudy Visser, crowns Marlene queen. 'Www 8sP '? I IHANIUHMS Page 74 Intramurals added variety to school life by providing competition among students and classes. Such sports as basketball, volleyball, ping-pong, and bowling were organized so that anyone and everyone could participate. Art longsma receives a spiked ball. Pete Laninq fouls Dykes while trying to snag a rebound. 12A homeroom on its way to the championship. How many pins? It looks like a good one, Carol. Ken Stoub returns a hard hit slam. Don Schaal uses the forehand slam. acl, JSE ll Catcher Huiner Waits tor the pitch. i.f Wl 1. K 1 -hadmwiif' i dm? wa.. N of A' .og oz F'k,. With a mighty swing Lenters hits a home run. BASiBAll Winning most of their games, Timothy's Trojans showed improvement over lasi year. Coached by Mr. Prins, the boys were put through long hours of determined and diligent practice. Our veteran pitching siaff, headed by Don Schaaf, formed the nucleus around which a winning team was built. Front How: F. Stulp. G. Vander Velde. A. Iongsma. T. Huiner, P. Zuidema, H. Toebes, B. Groenewold. Second How: B. Tameling. H. Bulthuis, R. Kieit. Mr. Priris coach, W. Lenters. D. Schaai. K. Vander Leest Not Pictured: I. Folgers. 'E' 95' 'T' f X I I lk '-Qual' ' 51 'id l 4. I n i V. My A ,W-1-.,... ev' A o wt J s.. , Jaw-V A ,, W i :QHWA .wake gm' mis' X df' wx AN INTIHIIIIIIITIU T0 SCH Don Schaat and Donna Teune get an ad from one of our local businessmen. lllll MHA ll The crowd and the team go wild after Timothy beats C.C.H.S. K w lll H A Capella Cho r Aduertrsrng All School Party Assemblres Band Baseball Basketball Boys Basketball Boys Basketball Guls Basketball Grrls Frosh Soph Varsrty Iumor Varslty Varsrty Board ol Eclucatron Boys Quartet Camera Club Chapel Cheerleaders Classes Counter Courtmq Week Dedrcatron Faculty Freshmen WHHH ll II gi ADVHHISI - ,.f-' ,, Page 77 Clee Clubs Homecommg Honor Soctetres Intramurals Iumor Play Iuruors Lettermen s Club Mamtenance Olfxce Staff Pep Club Phy B1 Chem Saga Staff Senror Play Semors School Lxle Sophomores Student Councll Trumpet Staff Club IIUNGRATIIHHIUNS Ill IHE GRAIIIIAIINIS MASS IH l959 mr. anal mrs. Clekkarol 5venA BEST WISHIS Ill IHE MASS UF '59 aff' AV A -'Q 3 Pete puts on a performance aboard the C. 5 O. mr. anJgmrs. qlfancis Mulder ana! g-'Ql4fli4l ugh? Someth IIIINGIIATIIMTIUNS Ill THE H159 GRADUATES HUVING and SUNS Page 80 BEST wlsms f?Q1 tu the lyracluatlnlg Llasf sgml f V . l -1 I Ot ljaj ruumuqemnauuuilll HR. AND MRS. C. J. ROSNIAN HR. AND MRS. ADRIAN IANINC T SQ f-EQ ,IS 7' gl if L Mass Confusion at the All School Party. Best Yvislles to thc- Class of '59 C863 Disposal 3 f. lg: N in gcgjgf ffongratulations to the- f:l'1lllll2Itf'S of 1959 Decker Brothers 11 One of our future drczftsmen. there first? Nlr. anal Mrs. John H. Sui:-' CUNIIRATUUHIUNS AND BISI WISHES Ill IHE MASS Ill I959 f.I2ll'l'll1'fx anal ,lunlvs llc- Bm-r john Bernbczum future policeman? , M. 4 q .W -1. iz. : we. Q 225 xIUt0l'SPlXl1Q x. -rmml l'. Huim IIISI WISHIS II' MISS IIII-ITIII SAVINGS III: AND LOAN ASSOCIATION IVIII. IINII IIIIIIS. IIIIII IIIIIIII Il l--MQ: 21,4 1.1- IIHNIIISATUWIUNS Ill THE ISHAIIIIATING MASS III I959 11 I O X 2. X..-H I Q x X W e E De B er Brother Inland C0 t ton In Met 0 Svavenger Serv Re erve Savlngs and Loan IMzy CUNGRATUIATIUNS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS UF 1959 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stoll Mr. and Mrs. B911 Tanleliug CONIPLINIENTS OF Hr. and Mrs. Henry D0 Bm-r Hillside- Disposal Hrs. Virginia Grout fl c'11 rgc- F. YXIIIIIIPI' I p t d X I 7 75 NL mf Two more points for Timothy. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Auwerda Mrs. S. Bakker Dr. Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bardolph and Mrs. Ierry Belgrave cmd Mrs . Iohn C. Blauw and Mrs. Iohn Blauw and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs . Harry Boerema . Ioe Boeringa . Ben Boerman . Richard Boersema . Charles Boersema and Mrs. Iohn H. Bolt and Mrs. William Bolt and Mrs. T. S. Boomker and Mrs. Edward Bossenga and Mrs. Iohn R. Bossenga and Mrs. Henry Buikema and Mrs. Peter Buikema and Mrs. Abel Bulthuis and Mrs. Everett Buurma and Mrs. George Cook Iohn Cook Iohn Davids, Ir. Iohn Davids, Sr. Mike Davids Nick Davids Edward De Boer George De Boer cker Bastian Dubbeldam Iohn Dwarshuis Leonard Dwarshuis Martin Dykema Harry Dykhuizen Mr Peter I. Bolt Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Iohn De Mr and Mrs. Mr and Mrs. Mr and Mrs. Mr and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr and Mrs. Garret Dykstra Rev. and Mrs. Henry N. Erffmeyer Ernie and Bob's Service Station Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. E. Ertner Harry Euwema Aldrich Evenhouse Bernard Evenhouse Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Evenhouse Henry Evenhouse Iohn Evenhouse Martin C. Evenhouse Mrs. H. Folgers Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr and Mrs. and Mrs . and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr . and Mrs Paul Gelderloos Iohn Hamstra. Ir. Iohn Hamstra, Sr. Nick Hendrikse Iohn Hendrikse Bernard Hoeks Andrew Hoekstra Lloyd Hoekstra Rev. and Mrs. Herman Hoekstra Mr. and Mrs. Martin Hoel-rstra Mrs. A. Hoffman Wilhelmina Holtrop Mr. and Mrs. Iacob Hovinga Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Huiner Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Huisjen Plllllll S Mr. and Mrs. Alfred lager Mrs. Randolph A. Jansen Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ielinek Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Iongsma Mrs. R. I. Karsen Mr. and Mrs. Corneluis Kickert Chris Kieit Clarence Klassens Neal Knapp Iohn Kooy and Mrs. Cornelius Korringa Herman Lanenga A Friend Mr and Mrs. Mr and Mrs. Mr and Mrs. Mr and Mrs. Mr Mr Mr and Mrs. Mr and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Iohn Lanenga Richard Lanenga Clarence Laning William Lenters Edward Lewis . Henry C. Loerop I K . . Q t Timothy's Orators-S ue Slager Don Swierenqa. Actors off-stage. po Mr. and Mrs. Henry Marema Mr. and Mrs . Iacob Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Meyer Mr. and Mrs. William Miedema Mrs. Pauline Mr. and Mrs Molenhouse . Iohn Muhlena Mr. and Mrs. Albert Nederhood Mr. and Mrs. Dick Niemeyer Mrs. Grace Noorlag Mr. and Mrs. Nick Noorlag Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Oldenburger Mr. and Mrs. Iacob Oost Mr. and Mrs. George Ottenhofi Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ottenhoif Mr. and Mrs. Drew Peters Mr. and Mrs . Frank Post Mr. and Mrs. Martin Post Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Pruim Mr. and Mrs . Hubert Rietsma Pllllll S Rev. and Mr s. Iohn Rozendal Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Rozendal Mr. and Mrs. Ray Schaafsma Mr. and Mrs. George Schiprna Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs . William Slaqer . George Slinkman Mr. and Mrs. Iohn W. Stob Stover and Turay Mr. and Mrs. Iulius Stowie Mr. Fred Stu Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs lp . Herman Tameling . Nick Tameling . Everett Tazelaar . Louis Tazelaar Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Teune Mr. and Mrs A Friend Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs . Iohn Teune . Sivert Thumbo . Herbert Torringa . Richard Tolsma Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Paul Tuitman Iohn Van Byssum Iacob Vander Mealer Herman Vander Velde Maurice Vander Velde William Vander Velde Sam Vander Wagen George Vander Werken Mr. and Mrs. Henry G. Vander Werp Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Meluin Van Denend Frank Van Dinther Edward Van Dyke Abel Van Kampen George Van Marel Everett Van Reken William Van Slooten Herman Van Stedum Henry Van Tholen Iohn Van Tholen, Ir. Thomas Van Vossen Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Edward Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Theresa Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Vander Dyke William Vander Leest Melvin Veenstra Richard C. Veldman Visser Richard Visser Visser Arthur Voss Iohn Voss Robert Voss Wassenar Richard Wezeman Mrs. Alice Wieringa Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wieringa Gerrit Wieringa Mrs. Nick Wieringa Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Wieringa Wiersema Mrs. P. Wiltjer Mr. and Mrs. A Friend T. Youngsma Seniors wait for the train in Charlottesville. i Q !' z l ,- U ptd 1 tbktgd g Ply .Q 1' Congratulations and best wishes to the graduating class of 1959 HENRY ROTTSCHAFER, M.D. CENTURY CARTAGE COMPANY Congratulations to the Saga Staff and Best Wishes to the Trojans of '59. May God richly bless you as you seek to serve Him with your lives. THE FACULTY AND STAFF of TIMOTHY CHRISTIAN HIGH SCHOOL Pg as H W mzmyj ' will your h ld P fe? Complimenis of HOME REALTY MR. AND MRS, EDWARD VAN POOLEN DARWELL PRINTING BUURMA HOME BUILDERS MUTUAL OPTICAL CCMPANY 1300 South 59th Court, Cicero 50, Illinois Chicago Phone: Blshop 2-2189 Suburban Phone: OLympic 2-9291 MARTIN T. WIRTZ Opiiccl Service As You Like It P g 90 THE BIG TOP West Suburbs' Most Popular Snack Shop 6000 Roosevelt Road ' Corner Austin Boulevard We serve triple rich malteds, milk shakes, delicious sodas and sundaes, finest quality foods. Air conditioned year 'round for your comfort EUclid 6-4749 Custom-made Draperies Bamboo Draperies Drapery Hardware Bedspreads DRA-DRAPERIES 6220 West Roosevelt Road, Oak Park Slip Covers Cornices Fabrics Sold by the Yard Venetian Blinds-Horizontal and Vertical Cleaning Service Free Estimates What? Seniors have worries? BEST WISHES Mr. and Mrs. Herman Tameling Incinerator, Inc. flvzfiyg ' COMPLIMENTS AND BEST WISHES FROM THE ELECTED REPUBLICAN OFFICIALS OF THE TOWN OF CICERO HENRYI SANDUSKY Presrdent IERRY F IUSTIN Town Clerk IOSEPH S KRAL Collector TEDI ZAREMBA Supervrsor IOHN F KIMBARK Assessor IERRY HOLECEK Trustee STANLEY PARA Trustee FRANKI KRAL Trustee IOHN B BERNARD Polrce Mcrgrstrcrte IERRY DOLEZAL County Comm1ss1oner 60617 KOOY MOTOR CO Auto and Truck Repolrlng Body and Fender Work Frome Stroughtenmg Weldlng Pmntmg and Lettering II091l More I1 MIDAS TOUCH... + Today success rs often measured by maternal wealth Self Help Mutual takes this opportumty to extend xts congrat ulatrons to you' We belleve hovs ex er that success ln Ilfe consists of more than Mrdas Touch REAL Sucuzss rs measured by what you pu! znlo your chosen professron yocatxon or adwanced studlcs not what you get out of 1t lt IS our hope that you wnll have the satrsfacllon of attamlng REAL Succuss' SELF HELP MU1 UAL Llfe Assurance Soclety 33 W Jack-on Blul Chicago 4 Ill Page 92 It Bullds Your Communuty See Us For All Your Bllllltlllg Needs One stop here and you can handle all your bankung easnly and quickly Come un get acquamted wuth our fruendly etflcnent sta let us serve you' One Stop Bankmg Servrce Checking Saving Safety Deposnt Boxes Bankmg by Mas Deposnts Insured By the Federal Deposrt Insurance Corp llrst atmnal Bank ul lluzero 6000 W Cermak Road Olymplc 2 0933 4 Open Monday Evenmgs tfll 8 p m FOR YOUR LAWN AND GARDEN LET US PREPARE THE SOIL FOR PLANTING ROTOTILLING RICH BLACK SOIL GRADING RICH ROTTED MANURE Also Stone Driveways Made to Order Dont Walt Any Longer Place Your Order Now RAI IAIIIINIIA 1431 S 56th Ave Complete Landscaping Cicero 50 Illlnols FREE ESTIMATES TO 3 0768 P g 93 ff . . . . . . . . ' Home Loan ' Auto Loans . o . 0 ll I O O Compliments of TOWN OF CICERO COURT JUDGE JOHN B BERNARD CLERK IOHN KARNER DR EUGENE HOFFMAN CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN 1230 S Aushn Blvd CICERO 50 ILLINOIS Olympuc 2 3220 AUSTIN SEA FOOD AND DELICATESSEN HOME COOKED MEATS TO TAKE OUT 6009 W Roosevelt Rd Cncero llllnols STANDARD CARTAGE CO INC MACHINERY MOVING TRUCKS TO RENT 1037 W Washburne Avenue CHICAGO ILLINOIS Enfoy a Sanitary Spot by Dot DOT DISPOSAL CO THEO F KARTHEISER SONS, INC CICERO 50 ILLINOIS OL 2 1106 SP 2 7400 TOwnhaII 3 2118 Bishop 2 2377 n RISPENS AGENCY MONROHSQETAGE co REALTY INSURANCE 6241 Roosevelt Rd BERWYN ILLINOIS STanley 8 2472 A Complete Trucking Servrce 549 W Randolph Chicago 7 Illmols RALPH SWIERENGA Phone CA 6 3325 Res Phone TOwnhall 3 6182 Page 94 ol 0 ' ' - . . 81 3119 S. Austin Blvd. ADVANCE DISPOSAL SERVICE SCAVENGER SERVICE 1528 S ScovIlle Avenue BERWYN ILLINOIS Phone ST 8 0665 ANDREW POST FUEL OIL 1434 57th Court CICERO ILLINOIS OLympIc 2 2373 AUSTIN .IEWELERS DIAMONDS WATCHES JEWELRY 5939 W Cermak Rd TOwnhall 3 0785 Compliments PETER BAKKER and FAMILY CAP BROTHERS SPORTING GOODS 6211 W Roosevelt Rd BERWYN ILLINOIS CENTRAL MEAT MARKET 5931 W Roosevelt Road CIcero lllInoIs We Spice Holland Style Pork or Beef fRelade1 THE CONTINENTAL BEAUTY SALON CREATIVE HAIR STYLING 5916 W Roosevelt Rd CHICAGO 50 ILLINOIS MAnsfIeld 6 3430 Comphments of .I COOK AND SONS COMPLIMENTS OF and Mrs AI De Vrles DICK S BARBER SHOP 6209 Roosevelt Road BERWYN ILLINOIS FISCHER MOVERS 1213 S 58th Avenue CICCTO IllInoIs OL 2 0100 When Cost and Core Are Important Coll Us EDNA'S FLORAL 8. GIFT SHOP 5838 West Roosevelt Road CHICAGO 50 ILLINOIS TO 3 3497 MA 6 6377 EDNA VON DRISKA Page 95 ' of ST 8-5749 Evinrude Motors Stipek Bros. OL 2-4198 I Mr. . ' SUBURBAN LANES AMF AUTOMATICS 6046 W Roosevelt Rd Oak Park I Where the Shoes Bowl WEST END CINEMA AND CAMERA SERVICE For Everything Photographic H Bennett C Casey 2136 S Cicero Ave 5839 W Cermak Rd FRANK S MIDWEST STORE 5843 W 16th Street CICERO 50 ILLINOIS OL 2 5607 JOHN GRABINSKI PAINTING PAPERHANGING 3232 S Cuyler Avenue Berwyn Illmols ST 8 2013 HANK S SUPER SERVICE 5730 16th Street Compliments of MR and MRS D HUINER Comphments of EDWIN KONOVSKY LOMAR DISTRIBUTING COMPANY WHOLESALE PHONOGRAPH RECORDS TO RETAIL CUSTOMERS 5954 56 W Roosevelt Rd ES 8 6300 Compliments of COLUMBIA SCAVENGER SERVICE MURPHY MOTORS INC 6021 Roosevelt Rd Cncero III Olympic 2 0771 Blshop 2 2060 Compliments of OOSTMAN STEPHANS Heahng Company Besl Wishes from SEVEN DWARFS RESTAURANT FOUNTAIN INSURANCE SPECIALISTS SOBATKA .IAROS AGENCY AND LOAN CO OL 2 5661 5823 Roosevelt Rd CICERO ILLINOIS CONGRATULATIONS' TABOR PAINT COMPANY 6113 W Roosevelt Rd CICERO ILLINOIS Phone OL 2 0138 Page 96 . . , II. I I , . Cicero, Illinois Gnd FAMILY . I . THULL PHARMACY 5824 W 16th St CICERO ILLINOIS Phone OL 2 7598 TRI CITY CAMERA EXCHANGE CAMERAS SUPPLIES PHOTO FINISHING 5952 W Roosevelt Rood CHICAGO 50 ILLINOIS JOE VAN DENEND PoIntIng and Decorotmg 803 N FOREST AVENUE OAK PARK ILL Phone EUclId 6 4295 VAN RYN SCAVENGER SERVICE Comphments of HINSDALE REFUSE DISPOSAL WEZEMAN RUG CLEANERS CARPETING AND FURNITURE CLEANED IN YOUR OWN HOME 1320 s sam sf oLymp.c 2 5224 Compllmenfs of FRISIA PAINTING DECORATING 1301 S Elmwood TOwnhaIl 3 3131 STanley 8 3437 Comphments of MR AND MRS G OTTE FAGER S HARDWARE CO HARDWARE AND HOUSEWARE 5905 Roosevelt Rd TOwnhcIll 3 2420 FINNEGAN S PRESCRIPTION DRUGS 6001 Roosevelt Rd CICERO ILLINOIS Corner AustIn Blvd OL 2 7570 OAK WYN FLORISTS For FIne Flowers FLOWERS TELEGRAPHED 6300 04 Roosevelt Rd OAK PARK ILLINOIS Eu 60112 60113 JIM'S MEAT MARKET HOME MADE SAUSAGES AND SMOKED MEATS 1538 So 61st Avenue TO 3 6308 Comphments of PLOCHMAN AND HARRISON Page 97 DR. D. V. AIOSSA, D.D.S. BERWYN, ILLINOIS I Compllmenfs of GEORGE OTTENHOFF REALTY CO LOANS RENTING INSURANCE Chuccgo Phone ES 8 2313 Phone EU 6 7105 VAN DYKES DEPT STORES MEN S AND BOYS WEAR LADIES AND CHILDREN S WEAR 6715 W Roosevelt Rd BERWYN ILLINOIS 5902 W Roosevelt Rd Compllmenfs of KONICKS FAMILY SHOE STORE 6212 W Cermok Rd BERWYN ILLINOIS GU 4 9436 Compliments of A FRIEND Compllmenfs of JACK S MEN S STORE 5815 West Cermok Road TO 3 4774 3 4775 BI 2 3570 2 3571 HEGER TRAVEL BUREAU COMPLETE TRAVEL SERVICE JulnusJ Heger 6118 W Cermuk Rd Cicero 50 lll CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1959 Il Illll II Page as ' 1 6020 W. Roosevelt Rd. Oak Pork, Ill. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 1 1 044 fograP65 odufograp 5 On behalf of the Saga staff of 1959 I would lxke to extend my slncere apprecxahon and thanks to Miss Beryl Bean sponsor Rev G R Youngs advlsor Mr Mxtchell of the Wallace Mlller Company Publxsher and Mr Edmund of the Edmund Photographxc Studlos Page 100 Don Swlerenga, Edxtor 1 1 1 . . . , , - ' 1 1 1 - fl' 4 QW Q Q, V I f ily' fkfxfv ,JU ,Xfif