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

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is A s, W, in 5' iff EDITORIAL STAFF C. Ridder - Assistant Editor, B. Nicodem - Layout Editor, Miss Bean v Advisor, C. Buiten - Copy Editor, L, Marema - Editor. The SA GA editors get together and dream up new ways to nag staf members into producing results. . i f 5 1. 5 1 iii , 2 K 4 if , A if hi s - 5. i i 5: - Q , T x 5 :I PHOTOGRAPHERS E. Rosenwinkel, D. Voss, Mr. Haan - Advisor, B. Zeilstra, K. Bos.

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Honest Representation Because of greater student involvee ment, Student Council experienced a successful year, The emphasis was placed on honest, accurate representaf tion, and all the members worked hard at reflecting the opinion of the students in their homeroom. The TRUNIPETY Student Council conflict was resolved by the studentsfthey expressed their opinion and their representatives voted accordingly, admitting reporters to the meetings. lVluch time and effort was spent revising the student handbook. The council sponsored the annual All- School Party featuring Charles King, a rock concert by a Christian group called the Young and Free, a Christe mas party, and a roller skating party. Newly-formed, the spirit committee did much to heighten school spirit, They organized competition between the classes, awarding points to the class who cheered the loudest at pep rallies or brought in the most cans during the canned goods drive for Helping Hand lVlission, The class with the most points at the end of the year was given an award, Complete reor- ganization, stressing more student government rather than planning school activities, was recommended for next year's Student Council. V, 1 ..: : 55 -. This, ,S ,,..,. . ., D MT' , ,. .j.,g:- gears-'szQ33i?'t5,f:s sg5 Q W' ' H ' r . ,N 'A 1 , .. T T T . if m'.,S1- iss.EAefSEf'13'ii'2'i'.' T' ' ' . ' 'V ' is . . - - V Q . .S f--.... -ia.. Questioning the necessity ol a homecoming queen, Sam Hamstra evokes a discussion from student council members. ! I 'hi L. as flbv At the All-School Party, Charles King calms the nervous freshmen with his spirituals,

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BUSINESS STAFF Front: P. Meyer - manager, Mrs. Leo A advisor, M, Schreur - boakkeeper, Back: C. Slayer, K. Tazelaar, J. Lanenga, P. Skrysak, J. Van Dahm, J. Cook. K 5 C. Groot - artist, M. Baar - layout assistant. Saga lnvents the Posed Candid Priorities decided upon, the SAGA staff thought a fall book would not only give them extra time, but also give the students a more complete picture of their school year. Months sped by and then the deadline hit. The staff assem- bled their little odds and ends. and many late nights and cokes later brought the first half of the book into being. The year was a lively one for the editors. They learned to eat lunch quickly so they could run out to pose pictures. In fact. they became masters at the posed candid. Although known around school as super naggers, they labored on to achieve perfection, At last satisfaction came and the SAGA staff was able to sit back, reminisce about strange happenings in the pub room. and smile in anticipation of their finished project. 5 i wi rf ly' . 1 . W ' as - 4 f -i'3 'H'. I sf COPY STAFF Front: M, Menninga, L. Dykstra - typist. Back: L. Heslinga,J. De Boer,J, Vroom,