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

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Front: E. Wenerski - Vice President, C. Terpstra, T. Evenhouse, J. De J. Huisman, J, Workman, J. Slinkman, N. Gulbransen, R, Heerdt D Boer, D. De Jong, B. Terpstra. Second: R. De Jong, M. Schreur, B. Ro- Voss, G. Teune, D. Van Byssum, D. Ebbers, S. Hamstra. Back G Wold sendahl, J. Gelderloos, D. Peters - president, Mr. Slayer - sponsor, J, man, J. Veldman, B. Ridder, S. Zeilstra, J. Swierenga, M, Van Denend Lanenga, T. Post, H. Hoff, R. Brouwer, L. Heslinga, Third: D. Loerop, K. Bos,J. Folgers, R. Van Denend. Lettermen Quench Parched Throats Any boy competing interscholastically and earning a minor or major letter is eligible to join the Lettermen's Club. Under the sponsorship of lVlr. Slager, various members of the Lettermen's Club served such things as pop. pop- corn, and hotdogs between the games and during halftimes in Room 69. Keep- ing spectators off the gym floor was al- so one of their jobs. The Lettermen haven't any definite plans for their prof- its, since last year they met their goal for a video-tape machine. ws Getting ready to serve a hungry mob, Drew Peters checks to see if he has enough change

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PEP BAND Front: D. Rosendahl, P. Skrysak, A. De Mooy, C. Rozendahl, S. Schreur, D. Penne, J. De Jong, M. Zeilstra. Second: D, De Jang, J. Tameling, D, Boer, C, Lindemuler, C. Robinson, M. Riha, H. Tazelaal, B. Laning. Third: S. Daniels, J. Vos, C, De Boer, C. Geers, J. Boer, J. Verlare. Back: T. Sytsma, D. Peters. Bands Provide Music at Home Games ' . ,?,,W. I ,. --J ii .nf ...al T Pausing in the middle of Carnaby Street, the stage band listens to some criticism from their director, Mr. Bob Davis. At home basketball games there were two bands to entertain the spectators. The pep band, under the direction of lVlr, Steenvvyk, played at pep rallies and at most of the basketball games. This really woke up the crowds and stimulated spirit. The stage band was led by a friend of lVlr. Steenwyks, Bob Davisg they met with this group for rehearsals every Thursday night. Playing songs like Ole Devil lVloon Blues Chorale, and Sam Boo- gey, the stage band entertained at some of the games and at special events such as homecoming and the Cubs- Faculty basketball game.

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Pom Poms Highlight Half-time ff Half-time entertainment at home base ketball games took on a new lookz in- stead of traditional skirts and sweaters. the pom-pom girls' uniforms were red jumpers with white hot pants. The mu- sic had a fairly new style because most of the routines were done to in- strumentals. Eleven of the twelve girls had not previously participated and therefore the group was forced to start from scratch. Even with very little experience among the girls, they did a good job in livening up our half- times. ,.., 1 i ' Showing School spirit, the porn porn girls Close Doing their windmill formation to Walk, Don't Run , the pam pom girls make sure to time their their routine by forming a Timothy steps exactly with the music. POM POM GIRLS Front: S. Ribbens - ca-captain, J, De Boer - co- ref, Back: J, Vos, J. Sykora, P. Van Kampen, D. Rosendahl, 5- HSIVYSUS captain. Second: M. Drenth, D. Workman, M. Stab, J. Having, D. Plei- D, Sonipma.