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

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,.., 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.

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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

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