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

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Break is a time for sophomore girls to get together and talk. Donald l-Iamstra Kenneth Heerdt Cathy Hoekstra Pat Hoffman Bob Hoving Jim Huisman Sandy Keizer Dan Klaver Bob Laning Ed Lindemulder Jim Lindemulder Richard Loerop Harold Menninga Randy Meyer Sherry Moore Darryl Mulder Tom Mulder . Earl Nicodem Crystal Novota Karen Pluister Gerald Post w55yi,4f2efit,i. r f eitlfv -, , -- meters - I P A ' I I5- ,T i Linda Post - V ' Roger Pruim Russell Pruim Ben Ridder r-. .V ., -'f fn 'C C P' y Robert Ridder Chris Ridderhoff Diane Rosendahl l Cynthia Rozendal Cheryl Rusthoven if Lois Schipma i y John Slinkman L r Cindy Smith I ' ' 44 Class of '74 Jerry Smits Gail Stavenger Lois Sterenberg , 'ji an Barb srob ameri 'ili C W Bob Stob 1 Ruth Stoub My Jack Swierenga John Tammeling Henry Tazelaar If M we -J Three of the sophomore representatives discuss a motion brought up in a student council meeting.

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Class Officers Front: Steve Zeilstra - president, Diane Rosendahl - secretary, Mrs. Ritsema - sponsor. Back: Ben Ridder - vice president, Mr. Van Gilst - sponsor, Bob Having - treasurer. Sophomores sophomore lprob. fr. Grk. sophos wise + monos dull, foolish. stupidl n. ll A student in the second year of a four-year college courseg one next above a freshman. 2l A second-year stu- dent in a high school. sophomoric: adj. Of, per- taining to, resembling, or characteristic of, a sophomore: hence, immature: shallow: bombas- tic: superficial. Now that they were one more step up the student ladder, the sophomores attempted to act sophisti- cated by scorning the lowly freshmen, although this proved very difficult. Usually the wise-fool true colors showed through, and they were caught in the act of carrying on the same stunts as the freshmen. ln yelling it up at pep rallies, sophomores revealed their school spirit, lf not the wisest class in the school, they certainly were the most exuberant Michael Bilthuis June Boer Esther Bosman Eva Bosman Joan Buford Steve Daniels Claudia De Boer Elaine De Boer James De Boer Mark De Groot Dean De Jong Deborah De Jong Renee De Vries Robert De Young David Dvorak Cheryl Dykstra Donna Dykstra James Engel Tom Evenhouse Sandy Farago lVlary Haack W 9 5

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Jim Tazelaar Bill Tazelaar Bruce Terpstra Gary Teune Mike Van Denend Sandy Vander Dyke Herman Vander Naald Roger Vander Ploeg Sharon Vander Velde Tina Van Dinther Russell Van Dyke Pat Van Kampen Phil Van Reken Barb Van Ryn John Van Tholen Bill Van Tholen Dave Van Zwieten Ronald Veldman Vicki Veldman Cindy Ven Housen Harold Visser Karen Vos Loretta Vos Nancy Voss Karen Woldman Debora Workman Clarence Zaagman Harma Zeedyk Steve Zeilstra Steve Zuidema Sophs Gain lVloney-lVlaking Privileges Dissecting frogs in biology is one ol the biggest fears of all sophomore girls: Lois Sterenberg is one of the many girls who is certain to have nightmares about it. Finishing the race in typical Van Denend style, Mike is handed a coveted second place number.