Chicago Christian High School - Violet and Maize Yearbook (Palos Heights, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1940 volume:

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MM' If If IHIIIIIQQI WMS W Wd K LZ!-f, Zfi MQ e KY' L-,1 V CJ . . 5 5 XJ I A To try to recall all of the pleasant experiences during the past four years would be a futile elfort. To produce a book full of fond memories, especially those of our last year, has been our aim. We have earnestly tried to make this production, containing records of activities and events of the past year, as complete and interesting as possible. It is our sincere hope that this book wil ever he a sourcelof , pleasant recollections for yo y 0 C 1 Q rj 5 4 L! 'i' 4 T, T , ,PV ,i y T T ,.. . K,,,.. T Vf.l ...4 .4',. Q A,,. . Ni, LJM i Aw ,l Ad! R ,T 5,f'K RWRQV, X 2iL'?ff 0 .cd -as x T ,IST JAA ' y- rf A ggnfgjx jS3Ai??lfj2Qiiyf?gQ TE M imi? qi T1 fpgfigfj CONTENTS DEDICATTON ADMINISTRATION GRADUATES G, CLASSES , , ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVITIES E E A T u R E s 'M T 'fy 1 fb W :Lk N T 'x C, R, L LJ If X wr: ' Gygiif' 1 JO ff ' A W T mf' Y QT . XSL Y' A ' 'T' lu: L- q!g'Lvxf ' jf. VP DEDICATION 762 Wa. Bayada BECAUSE he has been active in promoting the Christian ideals on which our school was founded BECAUSE ol his genuine helpfulness and human understanding, and BECAUSE of his noble characteristics as a real teacher and true friend V WE INSCRIBE THIS 1940 VIOLET AND MAIZE 1 TO OUR GRADUATES OF 1940 The idea of a garden is expressed in the word kindergarten Of course your kindergarten days are long past. Soon you will be known as graduates of Christian High. But high school too is like a garden, for it is a place where things grow . . . human plants and human flowers. And Christian High is like a garden, for teaching here is not a mechanical, but rather a spiritual process. Here teaching is not a pouring process, but one of nurture, wherewith an environment is created in which the whole person can develop to his highest capacities. It was here that you grew, in body and mind, and we hope also in Christian love and social competence. Keep on growing! . . . Grow in tolerance and conviction, in love to Cod and to your fellow men, in understanding and service. Live in our stupid and self-seeking world as youth of light and faith! May there be for each of you a progressive attainment of significant Christian personality, a development of your capacity to its height and depth, its breadth and width, so you may live life richly. It is consoling to your teachers to know that as years go by there will exist in your inner life an unforgettable memory of goals sublime with Christian idealism which were set before you during your years at Christian High. May God's blessings always attend your ways all your days. FRED H. WEZEMAN. xjfaw JVWWUGMM 4 Q HHMINISIHHIIHN DR. F. ll. WEZPIMAN ,4 fi' W 4' L., '.f I. I '.. ' Sv. I 1 ' 5 lv!- V ' ' x IW. AZN Y wi 8 'vs i v f o . .,,, Hx 1 V' Q Llyq s N 'fs 1-4, S DR. F. l'l.v'EZEMAN, B.S.,B.D.,,l.D. Calvin College Lewis Institute University of Chicago John Marshall Law School Law. There is f'lIlIl'll'fi0lI in the wake of his f'0lll'f'l'Sllli0H.-Q Clhuufzwfzis Bonusvm, A.B. Calvin Colle-ge ' ' 'erslly of M ichi f' a gl gn-s he lilihv is his n1olw. li.-KTIIRYN Sa:ll1'mNo,x, A.B., A.M Calvin Collclge liniversily o Michigan llislorv. l'illUliSll - F' Her murals flu slum' hw' wit in rurnpurulrle. ' ' JAM:-Ls Baan. B.M. Bush Conservatory hlnsic fin mlmimlzla' musir-inn, mul ll leuelwr uwfll never forged. f:0RNELllfS VAN Bulk, A.B. Calvin College' University of Chicago Englisli nA'l'flIi7lkS there is murh reason il his sqvingsf' I OOO 10 JUSTIN llomuss, A.H., M S Hope College University of Michigan Shop, Physics 'Tfcienr-v is his goal. Oscfm llorsriu, AB., M S Wheaton College University of Chicago Biology Une touch :J nature malu thx whale world kill. llsuw lyli Moor, A.B. Lewis institute Northwestern University Commercial Gentle QfS1ll'0l'II, IPPIII'-lif'l'llf o muul NORMAN VEENSTRA, A.B Calvin College University of Chicago Commercial ln him we hurlmr az real politician f..-f HPIRINI.-KN Bl-LL, BS., B.l7. lxwis lnslilulv Prvslrylvriull 'l'lu-olugical Sl'lIllllLll'y Bilnlv 1 r'lu'4'ljfl1l loulf, ll ple-using qw' ur I ll must nnlrle l'lll'l'illgl'.u fffxc-gafll' 4' A I J f. - - . - ,4- Mus. NlX'R'l'l.E R XIlll'S.. BS. Univvrsilw of Clxivugn Ile' Paul lwniwvrsily Svwinff. ll llllcili ' ql'iQ'lll'l', ' - ' 2 if , . , . v SlH'0lIll'sS is us hirluuuk us sivrnnvss' F x.. ,sg Y u I V 4 ,IAIZK Iilmlwu len. .-LB. Calvin Hulk-gc Wvslvrn Slulv 'l'1'zu'he'rs Collvgn' Allllvlivea This .,,Il'llI'l'll lvurln-r' is lffflll pugil- islir Walrus. liuuuux l,un N. .- .. NAI. Hope ffm ge' Univvrsi f ' igun llislory xg 99' ' K llw Il'lll't'f :rl mmrs un' In nuw-I IIIYIIIIPIIIS 4' ilu Am' I N I I mlm 1-:1:1'sl-1, B. IC. Marque-llv lfnivvrsily N1ilW'illlkt'l' Slate' 'l'4-uchvrs Colle-gv Sl'il'llCl' Tim g1'lll11'lllllll is full 451' rirluv. lmunQv. uwrlll, and 1lIlfl,ifil'S.H 909 11 Gbznurr Dr: Vmrzs, A.B. Calvin Colle-gr Norlllwvslvrn lfnivvrsily Mallwmalivs. Clwmislry UP stand spwwlllvss lujfnrv Ilia lmnu'lwlgv. f.- T 1 N. '-X .1 M ARION I'lPl'm,. BJC. ' , , , , , , A .- J VC llltewaggr l 1'QglLgr,5linllu-g4'.f ' A SHE fmllf ll stvrn luokjml fgrmlu lwart. ,,,,.- o A -1 -f ' , .,,,r' 4 T... f- ' fi f -' ' , I Q l'lf:1'r:n V,r:l.'l'nA'N, NB., NM. Hopf' Cehnftgiv W vsferkj Rvsvrw' l'niv1-rsily lfngliflih Uv is II u'ul'llly gvnllvmun, vrrwwl- inglv u-vll rival. Lon ' Poxuf Holm Coll gc- Lalin, Eng ish Tim vpitonw :gf rm inn. ,. ,'J O06 M ARGARET VAN DEI.LEN To the faithful office girls we must not fail to extend our gratitude for the assist- anve they have given us in the production of this book. Many times did we trouble them only to be confronted with smiles and willingness. Their attitude towards the entire Senior Class was indeed worthy of praise. DoRo'ruY DYKMAN 12 Q00 li . 600 SENIUH IHVIIW CLASS OFFICERS RAY BANDRINGA ..... President CLARENCE HUIZENGA . . Vice-President RAY TAZELAAR . . Treasurer J ESSIE J ONCSMA . Secretary CLASS HONORS RUTH PARKANDER ..... Valedictorian HENRY Voss . . Saluzatorian PETER YFF . Historian FRED KLOOSTER Prophet PLAY COMMITTEE ROBERT BAAR JACK BARDOLPH FLORENCE KOSTER JESSIE JONGSMA Violet and Maize Siaj MILTON CEERDES .... Editor-in-chief RICHARD PRINCE . . Business Manager Nlirror Stag OWEN OOMS . . Editor-in-chief RICHARD PRINCE . . Business Manager 14 J 1 U ll I , , . 1 MJ ' f . lf' l f Lf 1 . .1 1, ' ll . N sf , ' , I x V , . 1 N f Y V- ' - . I 'vp l X 4 ' X y . J ' 1 1 -ff by A ,lb '71 I s Z I' ' U . u '- ,ff fywf ', . ' !'?'g 'fA f:' .-fl-vQCAf'ld., . i ff 1 . 11,81 - , 4' . I f .' , ' ' S LIJL -2 ,na Vila Q,.rAfV1':x: ill ,4,.Ar 1lJ,4 ,-..:,4,d, V 4 ,,,, ,,, ,- A ,, ,f Cu, 'ff Q N. 7-AA' it I f , I' if y , -v v '.- 3-.1 .f,f,cy' ',,, ,1,JLVi4 I lofi' , I f fm,-.,.. -f 'u.bA.f , ' . ' -' .aa I 'lf 7 ' ' lf' U! ' lJ'f'i'. 1 5.14-J WJ u. may JN- X If-'gl ' ' ,. - '. ' V K 1'!I-4-Q-,af-4,0 lg J-v A! , f 11 XII lu f 1 - rt, ,I I ,lou ' jp: YQ N lnny-I 1 J11, II ll ,ll NE:lJ:liIlLim1l'3 trim , e Frve-il1manCIub I: gports 2: i logv 3: Choir 4. lv' Summsr Asiu.L'Nn ShirIt-y Tim truvsl frivml, tlw fuirvst mimi, the rlvnrvst girl that v'vr wus svvn. ' I'Intt'ri'1I Svnior yvar. Knitting 4: pl't'HIllf'lll -I: Srnatt' 4. : 1 rl , v. fs - Nam' is ' XX 'I I in V' xl-:RT , R E - M o 1 K .' . L Hap um lqfrinn van' l um frvv, lVh ' vn'ttlufyi1ll rmllvntval lilwriw?' x ' ll rat-a1maEtfctin1,,1. Atlas spurt 1: 'llltramliralwts I, 2: liand I, 2: , . Orc stil-a I, Z., 3, 4:-t CIUYIIIICS 2: ,It ne-s 3, 4: AiuKITIII' Spring 3: ' Iamaff Baby Bo 3: Choir 3, 4: 7 L 'ol tif:Tans - , Idirror Staff 4: Init 1- Women . : Annual Staff 4. fjuunm' Bun-:ln ' ' , Shir HP good, 5ll':'l'f lrlaifl, uml lv! who X H will lm g'la'v1'r. . l'IlIl9'fItl Solnlmmorv I yvar. Q :Ldlaiis 2: ' .-Knotlwr Springi' Prod. ' ff 3: Atlt'IlllIl2lI1S 3: blitz-tio -I. l Il.-n'xloN H,tNnRi.' at Handy A rm 'nr rlmp i. lay, Our sr 1 :I I ulal it lw stun Intra 1 ' . po s Me-' anics 2, 3 'r ltllll 2 lm 7 'Mamie . : ' ' - ' 3' 'z L ' - . Bab' Boy .Sta ' Another 5 ' ff on Staff 3: Sc-ualv 3: , 1- 'm nu I od Stall fl: Class' lrvsit t -I: I'1 ltivians, 'I-Q 'l'r1'asllr1-r l. will ooo -1 M J' l ' ' A' jx ' A ' , I J af-k EV .. lim: firing svmitvs hung on ull spnlfv: llw rlulz must lmil him nmslvr qf llu' juL'1'. I'Inlt'rt'tl So rllomnrt' yvar. Bioloflv 22: lfratrn-s 3: .luniur l'sln'r 3: Nblamais Baby Bova Prod, Staff 3: Choir 3. I: Nlirror Staff lf: Annu l Staff I: llall guard -I: ,Iour ' m I. RE H KSTI tYEl.I.l I.orrit- H ness cn isis in r1r'liritv. SI ' ub I: 'I'orcllIu'ar1-rs , 2 C R rvvs 2: Vollvyball lr: lla ' aft l. . n 'ht 4 JAMES BEM: , 'jim' fin lmrwst Il1lIIl4'lll0llgll nrgumvn- . pl' ' utivvf' Atlas Sport I:Ll r4-rihman Club I: Comitrs, Prvs. 2: lluvc-nes. Vice-- Pres. 3: Stamp Club 2: Ilall Guard 2: Softball, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Intramural Sports 2, 3: Junior Usher 3: Mama's Baby Boy Prod. Staff 3: I.i1lIc XY'omm-n Prod. Stall' I: Politivians All Annual Staff 4. Jn:-31' Bu.i.1m:s lugs .'ll4ulvsI-V lwvvr fills to ll'iII good. Freshman Club I: Lydians 1: Intramural Sports 2: Allk'lIllllilll:i 2, 3: Knitting 4: Choir -I. Q , - . 1 - - - ' J' Ig . . K 5- . . . - . 4 , Q ' 4 n v. . 1 XXVIIJIR BUERSVII ' VI :Ima ' Fri:-mllj' riqliorililkzlfiu lovPlvfrIc'v. I H . at , Nfazellrs I2 Frtcnkltt 2: Ilall Guard 3: lQnpl1dmia, 35'IIInoir 3, If: Cor- ', rvspolitlvnm- -I. - 1 y v , v , ' . ' 1 b J - I . 9 A l ' Q 4 I ' 1 I 4 Q. 1 I , -. l t ,I v , 3 0 , 9 9 O L ,-I . I g A. I -- .1 Jonw Honor- John lWakv room for a nulnf' lVl4'clmnivs, President ' 2: Radio 'l'e'0ll 4. . 2 .I t .' 1 I ll:-:NNY Bononuw Hunk He elevates himself quivllv to the tuslf lujforv him. l r1-slunun Club l: Mvcllanics-l, 2. l'E1'r:n Boson Pc-te Not verv lull but likvzl by ull. l r4'slimun Club l: Torcllln-arersxl, 2: Biology 2: Sports 2: l'll illl't'Sl-31 cllltlil' -l-. l RANm-:s Boss Fran F' ' 5 - NST' :1sDil11'rj34CJd1r14l IS yin' to , ,, 1' ' 'YlI. s rf 'KSN X N p ' . J lun M4-d Sdplunnorccvlar. l'llIllllt'mlil 3: llull 1uurdA3:1lIor- l 1'Sll0lltll'lll't' -lt. Al.u:l-1 Bltouwrzn M 'l'Iu- charming guivty of sparkling eyes. Lvdiuns l: Volleyball 3, 4: Music Club 41-z lVlurnu's Baby Boy Prod. Stuff 3: Another Sprinwu .v I . ' Prod. Stuff 3: l..1ttl4- Women'- Prod: Staff 4:.1Ihoir 4. . X I ' Q ' .N Q. l w, Y f . S xx r , ,. x . .. x X J 3 - V .X x .. 1. T X5 ' l n N ,r V 1 v Y tx 4 , 17 ! . JEANETTE BULTHUIS Netty Her fave is fair and her heart true. Girl Reserves l, 2: Euphcmia 3: lNlama's Baby Baby Prod. Staff 3: Acacia 3, 4: Choir 3, 4: Mirror Staff 4: Little Women Prod. Staff 4. Louis CI.ousINo Louie Hy is quiet and industrious. S ro t 'l :Comites 2: ,Iuvcnes 3: I uard 3, 1 :. Mama's Babv 0 ' Prod. Qtta 3 Little W omen r ' ' l JAMES DE Roan Jim Trac, to his worrl, his work and his friends. Freshman Club l: Atlas Sport Clnb2. Wiiff' ' 3.48. -f - Charming mul respect pv 99 and rlelertable. Freshman Club l: Girl Reserves 1: Intramural sports 2: Mazelles 1, 2, 3, 4: lCupl1emia 3: Junior Marshall 3: Mama's Baby Boy Prod. Staf'f3: Choir 3. 4: Little Women 4: Annual Staff 4. 'JERALD llmuu-zu Gerry l'rue merit, is like a rivergl the deeper ig is, the lass noise it makes. Freshman Club 1: Harmonica Club 2: Comite-s 2: Biology 2: Stamp 2: Fratres 3: Intramural sports 2, 3: Mamas Bahyfoyv Prodi Staff 2 Hall Guard 3: Little Women Prod. Staff 4: Politicians 4. 1 I Mf- 5 rv 5 rnlm gf'SPlf-l'0flklll6P.,, W 1 . , . ,lostarnlwle IDE VIKIES 'i.lo ' A J n . , V, , J'-s Jilvfl' lj , N .ff 1- A init . ' Y 1' I fl' J 9 Q 9 1 4 I5 - I I ri, ,ff ,I 3 rf n A' tb if l ' ' I ff A I 3, x y 1 i lj! HMM EIZEN it Hank ' J WMMUEIIQIHWIIIILS and IIQMFUILS, Q ,'lIrilt,v ilu' girl lvss kills. mul mu V. llw firl lvss sn'vvl:. .Not mnnv liykv hw' it N'1'filllIJ zwrlnus, nlrliginlq, and rfisr'rvvl. J Freshman Cluln I: Lyalians T, 2: .-Mlnlphiuns 2, 3: Music Cluh -l: Chnir 4:4 Little YYom1-n Prod. Staff 1. ', Alf' 1 Nl,l'lUfIl: Ili: Vnmsj Muir Sim has n sltw'r4l4'rlltrf1r'Iiu' .kind nf 'lj ' 'gl'lIl'l'.u , I Lyclians l, 2: Mlelgrhiatls '2,, 3: nAll0lhl'l' Spril N P orl. 'laff 3: Choihll: Musicgplntla 4. F V , ' l ' ' X I 1 I V' ,t I 'pf , , jf ,f I , ., ', 1' . l 'E ' 1 t , K Jfflniulmthmn Ytnwwig Ujkfrrifw, '5 'fwfr' wurnuh of g1?l1illI'?3lllll'll'S.YQ the Fglfshman Chili l: Girl Rvserifc-s , 2: Mm- s-2, 3. . , J' I il A il J J, '1 Q W llffff 'C' fi ,Multi in la wwf , MaelQ J HII III!!! mm 1. t '41 tvrml N i vear. I ' VChoir' , .1 1A:llW' rxrnclr 4-nctffl. L 1 J. J 2 1 I lu' M ARTIN Door Marty Un llwir own mvrits mlulvst mvn arc Sill'lIf.u Fra-shman Cluh l: N11-chanic-1 2: Intramural Sports 2: Basketball 2, 3: Camera 3: Radio fl: Little Wiomvnu Prod. Staff-1-: llall Guard 4: Annual Staff 4: Choir fl. ' v 18 J 01 Eltfs ont' lftllilfi Qtr' Vy-v'a1f11 !v rqvcf' .J ' iff! KH is ,qualities are rrtlrn!rous.1 l l 1 , , .f Ffa-whman Club 1: Mx-c aw 2: 'Camera 3, Pl: Choir 4. I ,Hff 4 : J V J- . 1. - -, ' qTll'll'.vELEn:ll u hn- Y , u 'U gf, sfyg' ve the ss with 0 bunny up P efvf' H smile K' 1- stvvvtvst K tzql 'er vass X 7 Freshmanqfln l Reserves I: Dramatics l:- r stra l, 2, 3: Forensic 2: Clint , 3: Knitting 4. l 1 1 gt SADIE E Scotty 4 v W ntl? girls you would fmss ity, Frfihrllali!Ch1h 13 ytllrc 0 im tg Gilllehlrves I: 6u4nsic 2:, innate a 1354: Choir if U MA :Amar I'Ixj,ENnoUsl-1 'Margaf' A ple disposition. firl R s es '.l: Maze-llc-s I, 2: .., 3: Tempest and Sunshine Prod. tiff, 3: Corrcspomlt-nov 4. if 'l nv' 13111110-1 ouphg t lrgmes a uarc K JonN Evans Johnny Tull, blond, intelligent: what more fwulal une' ask? Freshman Club I: Meclxanics l: Biology 2:'Fratr1-s 3: Radio Sp:-1-ch, Pres. 4: Choir 4. O i 31 Q 1 its -1- l.utu':'t rt lfltltttt-:Nu Lorrie Sim ltus un mlntirutiolt for things mortll mltile. l'fnteretl So nllomore wear. , l . .- , . Man-Iles 2: .M'amta 3, -ll l'tllPllt'lTllil 3: .lunior Marshall 3: Clloir -lf: Mir- ror Staff ll: Annual Staff 1-1 Cor- resporltlt-ru'e ll-. 'I'tum' I tsNNt-:nn 'l'rut-v To Ifllllll' lmr is to Iiln- lmr.', lflntert-tl Sophomore year. l'lupliemiu 3: llall Guartl l: flor- l'l'Sll0lIllt'lIl'l' -l-. I I , : , X Muxrorv Gttzmuncs , Milt fl finer Fllmt' tlmre t'oulrlrt't iw, ll rvul etlitor as -von ran see. FI't'NllIIILlll Club. See. l: Stamp Club 2: Biology 2: Intramural sports 2, 3: Fratres 3: Choir 3, 4 Journalism -11: Annual Staff, lftlftor- in-Chief 4. SUSAN Guo:-:N Sue l Silermv is mm of tlm rirtu -s o mise. lflntereml Soplt. wear. Virgin:-s 2, 3: liupl l'il'1lllUll'lll'S -l-. Bm'1'tf: Gt1s'rAt'soN Bette Tim verv pink :J r'uurtes.v. Girl Beserves lg Ureltestra l: Forensic 2: Another Springi' Prod. Staff 3: ,lunior Marshall 3: Little Wornt-n Prod. Staff -lg Mirror Stuff 4: Annual Staff -L O66 1' 1 . 4 - ' ' 7 1 r .. JD f, , 'RQ c - g , f x - ' NA I S. gf .-LK , r .Un Jn fltwxo I anko ' lm' moflvst, on 11rmmlnrrrussrvl ll mt' .Nature lms tvritlert 'gentle- mrm . H 'reshman Club l: Dramativs I: Biology 2: Basketball l, 2. 3. al: .luvenes Sec. 3: Big-llearletl ller- bert l: Mama's Baby Boy 3: Politicians ll: Mirror Staff lg Annual Staff 4: Choir ll: Little Women Prod. Staff -lt. LEUNA llENmuKsE Lee Sim is pretty to walk mitlt, mul witty tn talk with. Girl Reserves. I, 2: Virgines 2: liupbemia 3: Choir 3, -l: Aeaeia, Pres. 3, 4: lNlama's Baby Boyn Protl. Staff 3: Little Women Protl. Staff Al: Mirror Staff 4. FIVELYN HOEKSTRA Ev Patient and still, mul full ry' good will. Girl Reserves 1: Dramatics l: Freshman Club l: Mazelles 2, 3: Choir 4: Correspondence 4: Annual Staff -1. M .uusutis out RA Margc' ' Tu?-llllll .era s mill: eds not armtlrcr's p se. ' . rrent lv Q ub l: Lydians l, -g ' nitting Club 4. k. NEI.l.lE llovtrw Nell ll lmt e'er tlmre be of sorrow, I'll put off until tomorrow Freshman Club l: Girl Reserves l: Mazelles 3, rl: Choir 3: Tempest and Sunshine 3: Mama's Baby Boyu Prod. Staff 3: llramatics -1-: Lillie W'omt-nie Protl. Staff -l. ' 1 .fu-4 , I , ,A . 1 I . I . W4 - 19 3 ka I ' r, ' an xfl I A 5 ' ry lf o B f' ' as IN ,O l v .l F F 1 u, . .5 a , I o -J KZ X l.oluaNE llttlmen Len We all lruou' her abilities: through! many things her way she sees. Freshman Club l: llramatics l: Mazelles 2. 3, l: Girl Reserves 2: Debating 3: Aeacia 4: Choir 4: liuphemia 3: Correspondence 4: Annual Staff 4. - ,r , v BART!-xi. llpizicN4:A -f Bart He leaves elean work behind him anal rglquires no sweeper up of ehipsf' 1. Stump Chib 2: Forensic 2: Junior Usher 3: lntramural sports 3: fratres 3: Choir 3, 4: Debating 3, 4: Mirror Staff 4: Politicians 4: Annual Staff 4. ff ,V 1 fl 1 IIMARENCE llt'lzl1:NoA I Hlloga ' 0, Worrv kills men: Il'lI'N4X 'or 9 A Fvesliman Club I 5 a is 2: ', ,llall Guard 2: S ' 1 C b 2: ' ',luvtules3:,l1uiior ' ,3,f'Ma a's M Baby Boy Pr ' aff 3: Little I X , 'omen Pro 4: Intramural 7 sxports mir 4: Politicians 4: 9. ss Vice-President 4. .fs , b. PETER lvmi.-x Pete lCarnestuess makes life u'orthu'hile. lfresliman Club l: Torcbbearers, 2: Choir 3, 4: Camera Club 4. Rn'MoNn JUHNSON Ray 'l'o be HIPFIZV hes! beeomes him. Entered Sophomore year. Mechanics 2: Basketball 2: Sports Club, Treasurer 4. 900 20 ,lsssu-: ,loNt:sM,x jess A good naturerl lass, mul flemoeratio too. Dramatics l: llall Guard 2: Lydians 2: Adelpbians 2, 3: Junior Marshall 3: Senate 4: lntramural sports 3: Acacia 4: Volleyball 4: Mirror Staff 4: Correspondence l. RENARD K,u1PsTn,x Kenny He's a right good man and true. l'1n'tered ,lunior year. Camera 3: ,Juvenes 3: lntramural sports 3. 4: Poliiicians 4: Little W'omen Prod. Staff 4. Y I . ' N f' in . . V X A .f V - -, RED yogi ' l'ruz X 'J l I t treml of mlml, he leaves A. tie hers far behind. .1 Entered Sophomore year. Intramural sports 3: Forensic, Sec. 2: Sports 2: Music 3: Junior Usher 3: Orchestra 3, 4: Fratres 3: Choir 4: Senate, President 4: Journalism, President 4. HELEN IQUSTELYK llc-len As pure as a pearl and as perfeetf' Entered So rbomore year. Mazelles 2: liupbemia 3: Camera 3: Choir 3, 4: Cortespondence. Vive- President 1. Fl.oiusNcE Kosnau Flo Here's a marlemoiselle who's simply uonpareilf' Entered Sophomore year. Virgines 2, 3: Mazelles 3, 4: Ku- ihemia 3: Junior Marshall 3: iihoir 3, 4: Intramural sports 3, 4: Volleyball 3, 4: Mirror 4: Acacia, President 4: Annual Stall' 4. 1 Ross lWCFARI.AND Mac I f- f , . 1 yd-Lfifv -L-of !, .Q ,yr 1-Jfjf- ,f0f3Jf,,tls ff . , ' A f L' I ' ' V ,l,,'T 'V ..,'Tj,,Qf I ..!',, f lu , 4 ,f ,1 LI' irfr'l.2i:JJ4d'SJ ' 4-u V 13f'i' 4 Wow ALLAN l,EN'rEas Luke Good humor is the health :J the soul. Stamp Club 2: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Fratres 3: .lunior Usher 3: Mama's Baby Boy 3: Little Women . 4: journalism -l: Choir 3, 4. ll.. CouNEl,l.t NDI-IllIlll.D'R Corky -Irie .hips. 3 N' Q o be liable t see e ife ng 'r slim nb l Gi eserv s l: am-ll ' , 2: Fl l ia 2: Vir 'les L., .: . Cacia 4. rr 'spondenee 4: Annual Stall' -lf. CI.ARliNl1ll Lwru f, Clary 4llet'.sihiwe 'no soil 4fQl+,l04'll looks: there ore xbelter tlzirlgs than bqolcif' . l ' I Fre. hmm Club l: Torchbkarers 2: Meeiunics 2g' Orchestra 3, 4: Camera 3: Junior Usher 3: Radio V 1 ' leeb. 4. X hi . Anil 1 I JL I' Ik ul ' . f l ' x.. 'Sf K . F ' , ., . , ' , llAR,!f.h M Erzlenu , f' ,v Bud f ' . ' . . ' :Ui luzppy IILSPUSIIIQFYQ trJ7les!clo not Y ' mar. .,, A lhtfered Sophomore year. Hiologi 2: lfrutres 3: Intramural I .Y , . rm 3, 4: Journalism 4: Annual . aff 4., f . 1. . ' ' ' ,1 Laugh and be merry: the world holds sorrow for only he who seeks it. Freshman Club l: Mechanics 2: Sports Club 4. Jonrv lll.DENBURGER Johnny Cenius begins great works: labor alone ftnishes them. Freshman Club l: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: ,Iuvcnes 3: Politicians 4. flWEN Ootvls Jennings I would more natures were like thine. Freshman Clnb l: lilramatics l: Comites 2: Biology 2: Juvenes 3: Debating 3: Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Intramural sports 3: Mama's Baby Boy Prod. Staff 3: Little women Prod. Staff 4: Politicians 4: Annual Staff 4: Mirror, Editor- in-chief 4. KENNETHA OPEL Kenny Sing again, with your dear voir-e revealing a tone of some world far from ours. Entered junior year. lfluphemia 3, Adelxihihs 31 Choir 3, 4: Music 4: ' ,ittle Women Prod. Staff 4. .gn f.h4.' l1151q.gl,l,1.g M S'Smuu,f,.y-' RUTH PARKANDER Ruth ffr',,,,,,r, U, X lip: ,',, lull l,l.r Smjlpi A vein ofmirth beneath her alignil-V. I 03-wiulfl xl l Current Events, Sec., l: Lydians lgnlvn Juni., ar' H-' l, 2: Adelphians l, 2: llall Guard E616 , ,ms gal' umfigalfv l: Junior Marshall 3: Music Club, o -Staff 3: Ihoir . 4: '.l llllllll' 4 l'S1ll'fl1 4- ball 3: lllliitle hllvmt-n fProd. Jw j Stall' -l: Cheerleader' 4. lll W Q' 8. , , . J ' ye' 1 It a lf, L Nl v l A l I 3 . li i f l 1 I JJ ' X 21 ff 0 2, 1 . 5 A Q ' I X L v Y x I 1' V. 1 J -4. V. xlib X ' 4 'l-'K-' 44. sa, ,AL - - , 1:--..n.,. y.: an-1 47111. -Q-' - xlxx...-' L-g4nvl-'f '-J-:f'1v-af i ,QV -.pill l:'k': l-54Q.151:- sA.g,lq!1nlg,Yh, ,QA Jr' vr lk?'17'v,li:'lt.5-'- i 4.4.9 I x ' tin.. mil-liz! 33 'Bibi -tiff-,.,.lL:g X . r.gc.:,. :.r,1f,63.-Q-J Imcl.l.,x P,nTmw ' USIII' is just thc' kind IUhllSl'lPIl'I1S!Ulf nuturr- nvvvr farms. I':lll1'l'1'll ,lunior yvur. liuplu-mia 3: llomv l'iC'0ll0lTllCS 4. l',u'l, PRICE Paul Nut murh mlk: II grvat, swvvl - Sill'llI'l'.u li 'rn-d Sophomore' yvar. 1il'f'll1'SU'l'l 2. 31 Choir fl: Music Clulr l X lil u in A fic 1 our ut turn nl vmor1 Har gy. . - . 2, lfralru- 3. Jun' lkln-r 3: lnlramurul sporls 3: Choir -l: Mirror Slaff. Business Nlanagn-r 1: Annual Staff, HllSllll'SS Munagvr l: journalism, 'l'r1'asur0r l. A .- I . 1' I Url ' 1 u1'. . si: A H I H, Ml lgl' , lon nw' :Il ugrr'1'. liio ' gmc i -' i' lor 1 u V IDI Y ' z Hur Al' vr I I se vm Q not flu' nsv rj 0 . ' fore morn lwusf' llll'l lIlkl'lV1' lg , ' Ad:-I ans .Iv 1 lx-lhllfi C' 1 , C r' ll' 'Lit , no 'RS od. aff - - VS! Pl 1 K LZ' Sion-11' liol11l.l-Xsl-:Nu Sid ,N n lwllvr lrilmlv to funn' than tlnfxv fvu' words luv III!!-VPII llw gunnf. N l r1'slnnzln Clull l: Atlas ZZ: ,luvewws 3: Haslwllmll 2, 3, 4: lxll'Cll2llllCS 3: Polilivizlns -l: Annual Staff fl-. 22 . F Akruvn ROGERSA -ll . V Arm . , With u'il,alql ,Marin that lIl'lW'I' fmlv, 1 X Hi'-S tlw 'trials' qf tiny llIllilI.u . Ffeshmln' Clul., vm. 11 Anal 2: Comitei 2: .luvc'n1's. l're's. 3, -l: Mama's Bah ' Boy Prod. Staff 3: Basketball ,I Mgr., 3: Class l're-s. 1, 2, 3: Ann I Staff Politicians NL: N lil onor Sc '1' I ... l. ff .IA ' JYEN .Iu4-k ' df' ' 'UIQ' is the soul :gf :us Iam. Freshman Club I: S wort:-1 ' ' rain-s 13: Hall Guard 3: lla: no vh. fl. r . ,K 1 JJ k . ' ll0l'ITElY Nl' ,'H'fv, , . l'iI'fllf'l's2 1 '4 ' , . 'rrthfan IW: Girl Rvscrlvus 1:3 alics -1 Maz4'llQH 3:L ' ' I llizmn' Scuoow llzmk Hurd work a plvusnrv is for snrnv: Sllrvvss liv it nlnnv IS u'un. l':llll'l'l'll Sophomore yf-ar. Forensic 2: Sports 2: ,Iunior llslu-r 3: Fralres 3: Orclicslra 2, 3. Nl: Choir 4: Journalism, Se-c. l: ll:-hating 3. L NEI.l.lE SClll l'I,liR ' Na-ll nl qnivl talk slw Iikvlh ln'st. lfresliman Ch ln l: Girl R Qvrvvs ll lx1aZt'N!,l9 2: ,upln-mia -L Choir 3: K liltiilgf CI l. j rd f Q1 -1 , 7 . w x x. x if WF? i I 'Q' J ,JN 1 . as X ' .1 , tlmvss rind kimkfnsk url' rar, O N l NIARTIIA Scnunrmw Martha Cvlltlvrn'ss and IYIZIIIIIIPSS are rare I'il'llll'S.-Q Frvshmun Club l: Girl Rn-svrvvs l: Muzvllvs 2: liuplwlniu 3: Choir 3: Knitting 4. MARY A. Slm'r:lt'l' Mary Mic:- .-I vrrjv wr r ' l1olln'rs7ln h 2 1' vslzll vlr ,2.3,4l-: al 1 123121 r ,-1: ttl V' n V' ' ' g 1 lt Li c o 1 - rod. bla 3 hllllllll l. 39511 ' Sxmvlo Scouzfx Silly ul,iS1'I'I'li0II of spew-ll is lnorv tlmn 0laqm'rn'v. l orc-nsiv 2: Torclllwarvrs 2: Fratrrs 3: Debating 3, 4-: Sm-nate 3, 4: Choir 3. -1: lntramural sports 3: Mama's Baby Boy Protl. Stuff 3: Journal- ism ll. V1-:lun-:M SMI1' Vt-rln-na s1w.1.,.-s Illlll'lI willmul su-vi n g m nc-lx Dramatic:-1 l: llrcshman Club l: Lytliuus l, 2: Adclrllians 2, 3: lVlamu's Baby Boy l'rotl. Stuff 3: llanclicraft fl. - . A - .' T .V , JI 1 1 V! . . EVELYN S'r1i'ENwrK , Ev 'jflnic-I rnul smiling with mnnbv fl'il'l1llS.n ' l rt-sllmaill Club lg Lydians l. 2: Alle-llflualls 2, ulhl2Ill1i'l.S Bubv Boy , Prod. Stuff Choir -lg Drumatics -1. r I Q00 - 224 JOHN S'roB Johnny In nature tlwrv is nothing nwlan- vlmlv. so I srnilvf' Freshman Club l: Intramural sports 3: Stamp Club 2, 3: 'l'c'lnpz-sl and Sunshine Prod. Staff 1. ' 'l'AzEx.,uR Ray rlzat lu' grvutlv tlz ight lu' nulzl rl NM sam ' 1 : rchvstra l.2,,3, 4: Cla: s. 4: Junior Usln-r 3: Fra 3: oliticians 1-. AlhiRlllNl'i TENINGA Ally She is mild, gvntlv, nnrl virtunn.s.f' Dramatice l: Lyclians 2: Atlvlphians 3: Another Spring Protl.-Staff 3: Hall Guard 3: Junior Marshall 3: Choir ll: llrumulics ll. ANoEl.lNE THQ M Au' 'l'1-rmitef' Nut .lmlrl or slly, nut slmr! nor lull. Not ll jollv mingling of tlwm all. llramalics l: Lymlians l. 2: lntra- mural sports'2: .lunior Marshall 3: Volleyball 1: Corrvspollclvrlrt- 4. l,ETER 'l'IEus1'n,x IH-le HP built upon a fr nrlnlinn uf wnrlnlril' . Fresl ' Clu 2 Camvra 2: 0 chdt a l, 2' lolitivians. -11. lCviam'N VAN llRUNEN Ev ,4lwa-vs faithful, nlfvuvs true: Anything for you slnfll flu. Eulpln-mia, Svc. 3: Acacia 4: Ma- zvl vs 4: Choir 4: Lilly: 'omcnv Protl. Staff 4: Corrt-siont ct' 4. ouN . l,RUNEN ,- n 'I' 1' s nothing S0.li!'1'llIll s man, 1 ' nuulvsl stilllwssi ur IllllIililV.M I' Iv 3181110 or .P iear lf 1 fa 1 n cl llal , 3 : Politicians 4. I f 9 . VERNUN VAN llif:vNiNr:i11N Vi-rn ' Hl:,lIlIlll'SS of flu' lwurl is flu' lift' of flu' man Fr:-shmun Club l: Basketball 2, 3: Mt-vhanics 3: Stamp Club 3: Debating 3: llall Cunard 4: Choir 4: l.ittlt- W'omvn Protl. Staff 4: llatlio 4. . E ' 'J . 1 ' ' .. ,y' in - . ,f H M 'Plfunr VANIDEI4 NY EIDE - Pearl Sho, is :mir mugh our prirlt' tn ' irrovolw our l'lll1V.u gf lQptt'i't-tl Sophomore yr-ar. ,Ftirensic 2: liuplwmia 3: Little Yfomt-nu Prod. Staff-11: Corrvspontl- cnet- 4. Muuautsr V ANDERvvEI.Dl'I Marge vll'IKIl'SlV in ll'llIllllll is tlw rnuguvl of lrut' friwtclsliipsf' l.ytlian:+ l: Curr:-nt lfvcnts ll .-Mlt-lpbiuns 2: Knitting 4. OOO 24 Josavn VAN wwYK Joe lWe'n iff!-PIL' words art' tht' best num. Freshman Club l: Mechanics 2: Sports Club 4. hx l , L.,! l ' J ' xLANDi:!vYERKEN Slim IJ V as tlw s as, stuiuivli mul true: ffFirm as tlwfi , dm' :J llll'fPIl'.u f Stampxlfxl' Basvball l, 2, 3, 42 ,luvencs 3: Basin-tball 4: Junior lfslwr 3: Intramural sports 3: Politicians .41 Annual Staff 4. NELVY V -when wi-il.l. Nt-Ivy fin unassuming girl. Mazvllvs 2: Etisiln-mia 3: Cor- rcspontlonct' 4: Cioir 4. s , A X 'NlVYX tm! Duff J' trlv ll is li nlugrzvtgiy F attr . ' Entert' . Q rho rc yr-ar. B'ol y r' es 3: .li ' r Ut-ilier . ioir . Politicians 4. ,M.mEn VENEMA AI Gmini, jollv, mul full uf fun. Freshman Club l: Mt-cbanics 2: Stamp 2: Comitt-S 2: Jnvt-nes 3, 4: lntramural sports 3: Politicians 4: Little Women Prod. Staff 4. XV ' lywjx fl' .J I lp' VX 2 UWA . 5' Q 2 f ' if .Sy V M J . , yall! J X , BBRNICE VENIIUIZEN Bernice lf slu' lms unhvfrmlts, slit' has ld! us in doubts. Currc-nl live-nls l: lntramural 1-1 aorta 2: llall Guard 2: Lydians 2: Ylollvyball 3, 4: Ad.-lphiuns 3: Choir 4: Acacia 4: Mirror Staff 4: Cor- r0spol11lc'llcc -l-. 1, f' ' 01 1 1 ,.- , HENRY Voss Ill-inil- Ho is ll srlmlur, mul u 'good uno. llramativs 2: Sa-nah: 3.31: Hall Guard ll: Sports 1. , - ' Bl-:N W'lElilNUA . Nr-lf' Wl1c:r1' allure, lu' is: ll lu'rv lu' is, ull ure. Atlas 1: Biology 2: Fralrvs 3' junior llsllvr 3: Politicians 4. lIAnol.n Wlnnlcwofx Hal fvlvvlllll his will tn clo,lu' is dvstinwl for grvul things. Mvcllanics l: Cnrrvnl l'lVl'lllS l: Freshman Club l: lnlramnral sport 3: Camera Club, Tru-as. -1: ll l Guard 4: Little Women l'r1 . Staff 4: Choir 4. v V1 4 K-j ClI4lII.fl'l'1'E NNSIIIP 'V Char Hfinllnl hw-lto final 44.fI'n'IIlllY soul. GirlXR0s1'rNes l: Eftflilllllilll Club l' .Qll-as l,. 238, 4: Choir 3. -:Q ee 1 nitling 4: ,ldltlv Wolnauf' lrod. N l1llT4. 5 V YQ, IN' ' A f v 2 N , ooo -- PETER WINTER Pete Hv is quivt and imlustriousf' FI'f'Slll'IlHll Club l: Atlas 2: Hall Frvsllman Club lg Atlas 2: Ilall Guard 2, 3: lnlramural s xorls 2, 3: Comiles 2:.lnnior Usllcr Sl: Choir 4: Lilllv Yvomcnv Prod. Slaff 4: l'olilir'ians 4. K Q Jonw Y1-'F 'Xlohnny' Hu luvvs to rlzat wit the girls, we lrnnw, jj l'isll1v1A'r1'vfJ -t qv always Illhn lin 4-rcdl S omore 'yuar. Bin xgy' Y ra-as. J: l ralr4-s 3: Rusk ran 2, 3, 4: Junior Usher 3: 'TM' a's Baby Boy , Prod Staff 3: Tr pvsl and Sunshine Prod. Staff 3: llall Guard 4: Choir 3, 4: Nlrillle Woman 4: Annual Stuff 4. Cnfur-JRINE XYFF Cacky Rv tlw Iwinlflv in her qvv, l fear she plotted IlllSl?llilff.N lvrvd Sophomore year. an-llc-5 2: Acacia 3, 4: Enplufmia Clloir 3, 4: Corrvxeponmlvllcn 4. PETER YH-' Pete Be silvnt mul sqfv. Silmuw' nvvvr lM'f,'4I, Q you. lCnlvr1'1lY94arb1.n orc- vvar. SS? p 2: Pralrcs 3: Mirror Staff 4: ,lam iticidilh-1 4: Annual Staff 4. 'l'oM Zral1,Em:A Tom 'l'llu rnmlvst, on luwrnlulrmssval brim' ,Nalurvlms ll'l'llll'll 'gvntlvrnmz' M. Fl'PSllI'l'I8ll Club l: llall Guard 3, 4: Camera Club 4. . A fri. f A u ,ill N 1 I ' 009 BEGINNING JUNIORS l1l.K55HI I'ICIIIil KI!! 'I2 Inv lfnu 1,,IlIlNl-,Ii.Nlnm. XI.l'1llm'rl.,l.N'lml. LIN NIu.ll.Ii1-N, X, X xN Hunk. II, IIu1.,I. Xluxmn Nvffrrfl H1111 44,IIN-I-N.Ii.Ikmwl1Nl'.4I.Nuuln-Nl-ux.I..Ul rl,Nlml-.II. KlluN.ll.I'll1. 'Hufrl HHH ,l. lil -rlmux. II. Ill lklwu. l', Ill I rm IN. I'. I'l I Nl. II. Ilxvwllu. BEGINNING SENIORS Inv Rm: I. Xxx Illll. ID, I'llc-lxxlnl. II. Nm vu Xl.XxNlnnXXulm,.N,Xln11N-x Nfwfmfl Run 4Q,N1uxxl-. II.1mNnux.,l. lhu. II, klmh Il xsunl In' xs-rx Imlg unlII vnu IIVVIIIPN lIn- 'IOP-IIIHII uv '1'lIIUI'H2ll't' in ru II um 4-nlux lIu- rm-al nl' xuur s4'I.lmrI lIilXS ilg IllII1'Il as m-1Ii1I. Um l'l'l'IilIIlIf IlilXl -mn.-:lung In Iuuk Iurxsz ml lu. 'Jil Af 1 'lxli l , 1 J' - lilfxl l N l ' MJ N x Q00 x . CLASS Ulf' 'll lfinl Run- li. Yawnl-Ju Momzw. A. llolA1KsTlu. Nl. Suu'l'nM4N. N. Pllcusmfx. Nl. 'l'xzl-1l.uu. J. l,l'l-il.. li. X n Dum. I-1. IIVIIOIKHUY. M. Ilmsrm. ,I. lsxuzsox. l.. IH-1 lion-zu. .Nl-1-umllfnu' - G. Svrsmn. M. ll-KS'l'IA'Vldl.l.l. I-1. Jouxsox. D. S'rou. l'. xxvll'IKl'1'Y4lN. J. lllil.. ll. lil-:I-1zuol.n. H. llor:usMA. 'l'. Ill I.TIll ls. J. lim.. M. Suu TT. A. V mol-zwxui. 'l'hinI Rau-ill, Swllelmwsam. R. lIuu.soN. C. Vxmz. ll. yHI.l!MA'V. E. f1l7lH'l'2R. M. Ynnml l.lvnr1N. Nl. VANIIICIK l.lNlncN. D. llUl'rslNu. C. HI.IlRENKAMl'. L. lhnsnu. ll. lhNsoN. li. Cu.m-zkwoon. Fuurlh Run-V--W. Vmwlmk VLIET. ll. Suu.l,l-:Nui-:msn-zu. G. KI-31-Lsuw. ll. llL'l.TuL1s. S. W AN Dru SEN. ll. l'l.lilTliH, ll. 'l'o4,'r'nxN. S, Jumxx. H. lilvlxrzwnn. R, Goal-1. R. 'I'ou'rMAN. R. Jonvsom C. 'l'r:lu'sTlu. l iflh Run' -J. Voss, l'. Ixoox. J. lh's1'mrvlcN. Il, lloo4.m'meN. J. 0l.1'norF. J. In mn. I.. NI I-1l.l.l-nw x. J. Horznvrlu. I . Ivu-zum. ,l. KIl.ol'sl'w:. C. lhxsnu. M. S'ron. W. BANIYNTRA. A.D1ksTlu. JUNIORS Now that llw reign of lllv seniors has mulcil, we must look unlo you to fill our vavanvy. W0 hopv that you will whole-hearledly push every avlivilj and ilu-rc-forv ale-rivv ilu- high.-st ln-nvflt from it. 28 .M M M' CLASS UI '12 lfirxl Rnu--'- I.. llol-.ns'ru x, I'. NN m'rr1R, U. YxN'I'uol.l1:'v. ,I. VICINIIUIZICN. I . Jorsvu. ti. Ill lzl-Jun. M. Ilia Iowa. II. lxom.mnu'. R. l'os'rxu. VX. Yxx liluuurm. I'. Przuslcwuul-3. Sf-4-mul Run' ti. NYl1a1:r:lw.,I. Nnzuors. ,I. lllwlsnzrw. J. Koox. N. Iinmcmx. Nl. IIN KIKIYIPICN. II. YICIIIIISICK. 'L Ym l,x'l'l-:N. ll. I xxnlclc llllxr. ll. llomulxluu. l.. l ls4:lll-111. 'l'lzir-al Run- ,I, 'Stun-:usoN. l-1. Sunoow. M. ll-xluniow. S. Zx ISTRK, Il. SVIITII. IC. Cui:-ur1l.l.. R. VAN Iluuc. M.lIoNNr1M x. A, NIIIIIDVFIUNI. IX. ICXICRS. M. YANnl1:u Yl.u':1'. S. Ihxliuls. lfnurlh linux I . llorunos. Ii. Nlosrz. IX. VANIIICII I'l.or:1:. II. l'ISSl'1NlIl mp. Xl. lilmxw. G. Ill'lZI'1'Ylik. G. Klwlsxuk. ll. llusslavn. N. XX I-zzrzmxw. J. Nl-zmulw. G. lloumz. lfijllu Run- fj. lhnmu. Il. Fl'1Y'Nl-1'5lK. ll. I.0IiR0l'. ll. lix lcrwllol-sri. tl. Ilo'r1'a. ll. VIIIINICN. XX . Iowlucu. Il. Kl,ooe1'l'1n. ll. YANIIICII Num. XX. lil IIKIIQHT. II. IIUFFMAN. I . kI.0US1'l41lI. J. llmzlcsua. II. IJYKIIIIS. W. lIOSI'INIlkI,Ii. Sivlh Rau- -'I'. Surr. II. lljowrsx vwmz. C. YUNKMAN. W. ll1lI.I.l-IMVN. .I. Ihc llomx. W. Zw.u'w'rlu. J. YANIIICII Xlm-zu. II. thwrl-nu. K. Ilorznswu. M. Yrs. J. Smrrs. P. lllillli. C. llrzzrxvlrzx. ll. NlmA'l'wxw. VI . 'I'oluu:Nm:A. ADVANCED SOPHOMCRES Allllllllgll you alo not llavv to worry as yet about your future after gratluatiou as wo must. clo not talu- your last two yt-ars lightly. Apply yoursvlvvs lliligc-nlly to lllf' task ln-fore you and none of you will over regret it. 29 900 CLASS Ol-' Fl-IHRUARY '42 lfirsl Rmr f'I'. llonfmrw. Y. lSr:rr'rx'. H. lxowrmx, N.lhu'wx.J.llov1'wo,l'.lJr:Yo1 va. Nl. l-Ivlawnol sri. Y. llluxmz. J l'n,oN, .Nm-mul Run- -C. l leNr:MA, ll. Nl AI.lAlZl-C. ll. llouvs. lt. IIANKU, 'l'. lwwvm. G. Tm NH. C. ZAART. G. 'l'r:n lll.lAT. t1.l,xNlw1:. Nl. Wuawwtux. M. lla liol-ik. 'l'hinl lfnugffll. Kumslc. ll. NI'1l'llAl'4. G, VAN Dm-xl.. NN. l l41Nvr:MA, C. lflayxl-:M,t, ll. Boss. ll. Kr1kxs'rlu.G.01ms. f tl. Kowrrzu, W. linowN. ll. xANllI'IR l,m-:s'1'. lfourllx Run- li. Vos. ll. lll.Tll0FF. XX. Sl K. H, Vow, J. Zr:ll,sTlu. ll. l,l'MKl'14. ll. lh'NNlN1:. F. lloumax. J, Holm. l-I. lll'I.'l'Ill'Ii, l,. llmzluzll. BEGINNING SOPHOMORES Do not waste your school days for they are all too short. We seniors realize now that we could have tlonc much better in the lower grades but it is too late. ll isn't too late for you! Y Y 30 900 CLASS OF '13 lfirxl Kung-5. lhnrzurzvum. J. VQILTJI-IR. P. JUIIINSUN. R. Suns. ll. VANDER Vl.n:'r. P. BowMAN. Sf-roml Run--fli. lh'lenxl.r1. C. Sl.l'ls. ll. IIAAK. J. FIKANA. 'l'. l'l.ol4l:MAN. C. GRANSTROM. M. Moutys. ll. VAN llAuM I . lh-1 Boi-zu. J. llrssi-IMA. .-L Suns. M. Nlulvnul'lx1'. Tliiral Run-+G. YI-'I-'.l,.RUSll'1ll. Il. llorl-MAN. M. 'l'ousul.l.. M. VANllm'NlNor:N. M.I.ouu, ll.JouNsoN, li. Lr:MNs1'nl'M li. Si:m11'l.r:n.I..lIor:nlaMA. Il. l.lNIlI'1Ml'I,IlER. E. llol-:xs'rlu. Fourth Run---I-I. Zi-:u.s'rnA. F. Zi-:u.s'rlu. D. fil 10RGl-1. L. Gi-:luwl-'I-1. G. VAN Tno1.1-zw. C. LUBBEN, I.. MmsuAx.l,, J IIUIMJNALA. Il. HANMSI-IN. P.ll1'is.n:N. W. RUl11l.l-'Sl'JMA. l.. l.ANo. ll. Ros:-LN. ll. VANDER LAAN. J. S1:uAAl'. I-'Ulla Rim- -A. liosux. F. Kms. ll. Ilmzr:NoA. C. VANDER Vurrr. l.. llulsixwan. R. Kuci-:uA. IJ. S1'Al.MAN,G. Smvru S. Bllllll5'I'NA. J. Funnix, G. lioolus1'. A. fJI.l!IflNl!llIH5Eli. M. VAN Dua. J. Ji:l.i.r:MA. K. Sun-:I-m.. iinlh lhmkfll. VAN STI-Lnww. ll. 'l'r:UNr:. R. Boss. E. Ill-IIIll41NRl-IICII. J. Vlssmx. D, DI-3 w'ITT. E. SoNlrERlf:4suEu. J Ylf1l.l.r:N1:A. G. Du Yun-zs. 'l'. Ml1'1:nr:l.I.. ll. fJI.SON. S. Wll.nI-:vHl.n. D. Gkol-:N. J. Boss!-INILA. ' Svvvnllz Row-J. Wuznsru. ll. ADEMA. R. l,I'11:RO0T. M. BUICKSI-IMA. C. lwl-IMA. C. WI!-:Rl-INGA. R. VANIH-:R wiilllllkl S. Awnmxsox. J. Dums. XY. l'iuNc:i':. J. lul?NK. A. Jouwsorw. R. Ilotwlo. R. llictwtwzmm 1-zu. F. JAHAAY. M. Pun WICNAINIC. li. Km.i.x. ADVANCED FRESHMAN Allllilllgll three years Seems lo be a very long lime, you will no cloubl be surprised llow soon it slips past. ll' your sellool life proves to lie as enjoyable as our's has been, you will Certainly have a happy three years alleaml. lil 090 IIIASS OI I-'I-1llRl'.-KRY 'IIS lfirsl lfrm' J. IIUIYT. l'1.'I'1-111 Hom.. ll. Ill llols. P. N aw Hof. S. Kooxr1N4.a. Nl. I'u,v1o1 I'-T. L Noonxr. Il. F11 sv Is ll. lx1.14:1w. li. IhMN1'1u. G. Ill mmm. li. N-X'l'llk'N. .Nm-uml Row XX. ll1'1swuN. li. Ihwxo. M. AN111-zluox. Nl. lluuxow. XY. S1111 11. ll. l'oQ1'w1x. H. 'l'o1'1-. XI, Bl'lKl-INK 'l', IMKQTIM. 'I'l1irfI Kun- K. XX r1'r1111.1w1m11. G. lll'1z1-zvox. P. Yxwnl-111 l,1-11. R. YKNIII-ll! S111oo1'. 5. llorzruzwox. ll. Nll'l,lll',Il. I' Nl 1-11-:mm 1. A. Sfzonzx. .I. C1111-1x1111.1,. l..0ov1s. NX . S1.u.14:1x. l uurll1lhn1-1 NI. IIo1.1v1141s. li. Y xx 5111111 'v1. A. S'I'4lll. J. Y KNIIICIX lvI1ll.l'1'N. ll. Svw11-zlclcvgn. IJ. Sur1'rw.I'1.1Qr11 11mwx.lL Yxwrlalz NIo1.1-its. S. Yrslrllxlc Wolfxn-1. ll. 'I'xz1-:1.u11i. ,l. Ulflxkmi. ll, X!1r:11r:N1.,n. N N M +1111 XI lionnwvu R Nxnlul-zvlx. ll.ll14:llo14:n.12 lfiflh Rau- R. NUI-1IKSI11Vli. J. Ixl'1x'l'z. ,I. D111 B411-111. H. llxxo . , ., 1. . , . . Yxwlnclx X11-111111. II. Dr: llonw. ll. I,1N111sv11 1.1x14:1x. li. Uvnuw. .l. llli llomx. I.. W 1TT1'1s HHN. BEGINNING FRESHMAN Wlwu you lnevoxml seniors.. you will final that you fm-I vvry lilllv fliffvrvnl than you rlo at llw ITITSCIII time. Of coursv. you will llll'll have had four yn-ars ol' plvasant vxpvri- 1-ncvs lN'lllllll you. but now 1'0llSlllCl' jollrselvc-s fortunate' to havc all lhoso 0Xpf'I'i0llt'6S in the future. 32 UHGHHZHTUHS lvl ooo lfirxl Run- tl. Ilia Vlurzs. P. Joimsow. ll. Voss. tl. Km-zsin. M. llt'lssr:N. Mus. Ruins. Sponsor. K. Kl,oos1'i':n. Sm-mul Run- J. liolfr. IC. Juuu. S. SIZUIKZA. S. Evici.iclc:lt. J. .loNus'wA. F. lWl41HA. R. Pxl.viorls'r. ll. kill-Il.lKAMl', ll. llos. N.RiNiu41Mn. lYl.l,1KllIVI5. W. litmus. 'l'hir1l Huw- -li. MAATMAN. ll. lloFrw4N. I.. M,xRsiul.l.. ll. W.u.I.u:r:. C. lfikzwl-zwa. I.. WITTI-:s I-11-xx. ll. Wirzurzmn. IC. Ilxwxo. tl. lli'lzi'1N1:4. ll. Su ls. J. Zi-:ii.s1'iu. C. l.i-zokor. SENATE Urganizcd to meet the needs of a growing student body. the Senate has very ably served in this capacity during this school year. The Senate is composed of two senators from each home room. a boy and a girl, who bring the complaints. grievances. and suggestions from the students to the Senate. The organization has sponsored various kinds of entertainmentg for example, Open llouse, Mother-and-Daughteris Banquet, Skating Party, an evening of colored motion pictures, besides endeavoring to help maintain better conditions inside of our school. 34 ------l ooo Firsl Run- ill. YI'II.1'YlKN. XI. XJKYIII-IR Llvnlw, S. Gnoizw. A. 'l'r:wlwu4. F. Kosrl-zll. H. Yu JJAIIM. S. lhluzlx. G. V41 llx'r'l'r:M.1l.lll'lzl1:N1:.x. M. l,l11ylHl41S.J.JllNl5SMA. M. Vxlwlrlclx l.lNlllaN. D. IIll1'slNl:. Nw-mul lfmv I.. Y iw IJICICI.. Ii. lJXIKI,5U'Y. ll, S1'oll. A. 'I'lm Marr. NI. Sent l nun. M. 'l'ul4:l.un. tl. vlilllli. J. IMAR, llirvrlur. li. N I-INIIVIZICN, C. NN lNNIlll', M. Sim rzlrr, lx. tllflfl.. ll. I'l4:lc-l-pxuluc. KI. X Fr. ll. FAKKIAZMK. I.. Ula liolsll, J. llll.l.lN4:Q. Thirll lfnu- -IC. l1ll.lllslusooln. li. S'l'r:r:wvult. li. YW IJKUNICN. lt. l'xlnnNlxlan. IJ. l'l'lez. J. Ill-: vllllii. A. lJIIUl'Wl-IR, :K.l'ANKlI. ll. llllZl'1NllN. G. lllcluuzll. k.yANlll'1lK Worlllc. R. Ihxli. P. liosnll. h1.xlANllERwilll'Illi. M. Ur: llorzu, ll. kos'rr:l.xx. M. IJI-I Norma. 'l'. lll'I.TIIl'lS. XL IJUICKSMA. l ourlh Rule - J. N xx l,Nl NE'Y.1i. KI'1l4lSl'IN. I'.WlN1'l1:ll. ll. lilzriwlp-x. 0. Oonls. ll. XX ll41llr:M,A. R.'llAZl-1l.AAN. A. YKNIALMA, lt. Illllhtil-I. -K. l,l'1N'l'ICKS. J, lil lilii. l'. Plmzl-1. S. ANol4:lxsoN. Xl. tll4:l1:lun41s.J. X FF. ll. Ill lzl-mlm. J. lMlumol.l-ll. F. Ixl.oos'l'l-Jn. ll. Sl lluow. CHOIR Again this year our choir has been very active in representing ollr school in churches. schools. anll public places. ln April, they were invited to sing at the National Music l'Iducator's Conference in California. but could not accept the illvitation because ofthe huge expense involved. After a rather uncertain beginning we are now positive that we have an A Cappella choir worthy of praise. 35 ooo -li-l l'u.wl Rau- Nl. IH: Ilomz. NK . II4lICI.FSI'1'VlfK. l.. l.lnni11N. I. IH: Iol vp. If.. N-nl'ri,l-:n.1., I xx lIri-QL. II. XX kI.I.Kl'I'l. I.. Uovia, Il, Ifilzwicmx. 11. Iloxlwu. IL. IAN VIiIIUI.I'1N. .Nw-nml lfnu- -'I'. INICVIA. G. 'l'r:n Mm vr. I'. IIIWISJICN. II, Koswzu. V. III'1K'l I'i. C. I-'r3'wr1w1x. Ii. Ilxxno. il. Zu nrr. J. I'll.oN,1l.'I'l1:l'Nlc, I.. Iioifzulsmx. II. Ilouvp. XX. I-'I-:x'w:vn.l1. Lavish. 'l'liiwI lfmr- II. Ih11ll11N. J, Ill lzlcwmpx. II. IIUSIIGR. N. VwI..i'r1-1v.R.I'ovrrvn. X, III in-zu. I.. Iflw nrzu. IC. Sriioors, N. IIINKI-15II.,I. Koox, I. NNIIICIKSUN. Ii. VAN Ihxlc. I.. Ilulsi-1N1:x. Ii. fIKMI'I!ICI.l.. J. Ili lui-ix. J, Nui nu N. ' lfomlli lfmr XI. Kluumow. 'l'. Iurzvlx. .I. I uv IIAMM. 'I'. I'l.UI'TliMAN. I . Ili. IIIIIHN. P. XX INTI-IIC. Ii, Ixowrzn. Xl. Box- si-zwu. II. Sxirrn. M. I,I'l,IU'Y1.. Xin. Hun. llirrfrlur. II. Km-:Llxvvu-. J. Iloxno. I.. Ilorznsnu, S. ZXIATIKK. K, IAN IIlu1,1:r1N, M. III41IiZIIUl.II. II. IIUIZHINGX. C. YAYIIICR Yl.1r.'l'. Nl. I wx llxn. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB This group of hm- girls' voices, was organized two ye-ars ago. and has alrvady mach- ilsm-If wi-Il known. To thc ph-asurv of thi- slnrh-nl holy. ilu-5 have- omli- se-vvrul appi-arzxinws in vhapr-I. Tllr-y haw- sung ovvr radio station WIIII' from Iivlliany Churvh. TIN-sv arc- but a few of the vonvf-rls in which the-y have- sung. Tha- 1-lub has In-vn quilv busy in singing lhroughonl the- vily. Slll'l'l'SS lo IIIUIIII I I , . ls X 7 I X' r' , A . 1 xi' X vi x P X .' k v . rx 36 . Cf ,ts T., x -i---ooo - l irsl Rum--K. Ixusrizu, ll. Rosas, II. Knnxwiu, 'I'. Iwiawu. tl. 'I'm'Nl-1. C. Lmiwu, I.. Ihxs'riu, Mus. lhnlus, Spun snr. S1-1-mul Run- N. lhuut. Y. Yuv Iimcx. Ii. lhulus. Ii. Bos. W. Ruuvs. J. Ili-1 MAA. K. Sfzni-xvlal.. ll. Vanin-:la LAAN. 'I'liir:I Run' ,I. S1-u4u'.,I, I tw IMHM. 'I'. I't.oi4:1:MxN. W. lion-1l.Fslf:Ma. It. Kun:-ilu. IL l.lNIlIiMlll.IlI'1ll. R. IIANxo. C. Zu urr. C. I icN'w:wu. S. Gum-zrw. I. I'u'roN. J. I'1i.oN, W. I r:wwm1 x. C. YKNIJHK VLIET. II. llulzrzmza. J. S'l'tll'I' M. NWN Ihr.. ,I. ji-:i.i.m1-x. lfnurlh Row -J. llrssmu. tl. VAN lIlll0ltliN. I . Zi-:ll.s1'lu. ll. Ilucwsicw. J. Ilrlzrzwum. Il. joutwsow. G, IIl'lZI-INI34, F Jnttsvu. I., II1 ISI-INUK. I . Kina. Ii. S'ron. IC. Zicn,s'riu. HOME ECONOMICS 'Flu-so fifty two girls are students in each ol the four years. Their purpose is to learn more about things pertaining to the home, such as, sewing, cooking, etc. Iloys, take notice of these girls if you are looking for one who is different from most of us N'Io4lerns who know very little about these subjects. 37 Q ' 009 lwrsl lion- l'. l'ICllSl'lNAIllI'1.fi. N x'wnl'1n IlIl,'l'. Nl. Ilia jomp. A. l.r:NTr:ns. J. HXIKIIUIJWI. S.S41ouzx, ll. Suuoos. J. X rr. S1-rurnl Ilan- K. KI.UOS'l'ICI!. li. W KI.I.U'lfI.y. lil4:x1'1'x. Nl. NIUIINW. l.. Lxwz. ll.Svs1mu:w4.x. ll. lh-:I-1zuol.lr. Xl. GI-11-zulu-1-. II. Nile:-zkvm. R. l'lIl 4l'lf1. N1 n. YI-zlfruwa. Npnnxur. JOURNALISM This vluli has lim-u orgauizvml by au ali-rl and avtivv group ol' lwe-lily-five slumlvuls who arv all illlc-re-slml iu journalism. 'l'lwir lime- is slwul iu ri-porting ou great ITIPII in ilu- Hold of journalism, studying numerous parts and pvculiaritie-s ol' a lu-wspupvr. and slisvussiug llu- prolilvlns aucl COIllp4'llSilll0llS iuvolvvcl in llu- proll-ssiou. 'llllis yvar llwy Ilan' visitml llolll thc .laliu anal Ullior l'lll:1I'2iVlllg and 'l'rilnum' plants. 38 1-i--oool-l- Firsl kmr -W. lllumw. K. Ynnmx w'HlVDE.,l.Bl'1l.. A. llomamxs. R, lhwnmwmzx. S. Rox-znrsmu. .L ll KNKO. J. llomrr. ll. lXlN'rl4:lx. K. Nl-:Nl-nu. .Nlumlum l'. X l-'F.,l.fl-1ll.Q'l'Kx. ll. NN llcluzmax. J. Y xxlucn XNmuu41w.U.0oMs. l'. 'l'll-zvlvrlu. J. lh-1nr:.KI. llrlzl-:Nu x. U. X xx Dru NI N x lll-Iklilljll, J. 4: . J. lu-nn, ll. Ilulzl-zwsx. ll. link. li. 'l'xzm.un. ll, Nla,l uu.nn. ll, Murvuv POLITICIANS 'l'llis illnslrious organization is vonslilulm-xl ol'lw1-llly-live boys from 4-vvry sovial class ol' C. C. ll. S. During llle-ir only yvar ol' 1'XlSl0lll't'.. lln-5 han- prow-n lo ln- an inalispvnsalvlv assvl lo ilu- Sl'll00l. Nlr. V1-vllstra, lllf- fonmlvr and sponsor. has guiclvcl Iln-nl 1-llivivlllly lllll.,illll' lo ilu- Ill0llPSly of lllv llll'IlllN'l'S. llll'll' avlivitie-S arc not wiqlq-ly provlaimq-al. llowe-wr. lln-ir noble aim has always lm-n to 4-vu-rl a prolounml moral inllm-n4'v upon lln- rvsl ol' lln- sllule-nt lrocly. 39 I-'uv lfnu' I'. Ill :frm IQ. II. Ill lmamx. Ii. .luuvQuw. N. Nh rzuzvmx J. II1-zmuux. I'. I'u wx. I..Ur'rl-,Nmmr.,I.51-n ------ 0490 MOLOGY smu. S. l,1klIl'lN. IC. iIu1vnr1l.l,. S. Zu,w1'ru. N.-.mul limp J. Rl'i'l'II1lNl'1'N. II. I'u.'wQl'w'r. NIH. Iluvvrkx. Spmn-ur. SPCDRTS Ifinr linux XX , Yvuu-zu vI,Il'Z'I'. II. 'I'm.'rMAN. S. VAN IHIIINICY. II. 'I'mg1'Mrv. II, Ixlw1:.,I. I xwmiu NIH-in. I . Inu-1 j. Illnlwlvp. Il. SLIIAAF. j. Yoss. N1'1'ulullfnu' AI.f,l.'l'Il0Fl-111. l,iki'I'lIA.1:, N unvvlfn. Il. lIml.lw,4. NIR. Iilml vu-.n. Npunwr. I.. NIM l.r.wn. II. ,ln wow. J. Ilmcnwrlu. 10 lu! ----ooo----1 Firxl Runs-Xl. I-Ivriwnorsi-2. Miss DH Moov. Sponsor. C. LlNnHMl'l.nER. ll. KOSTELYK. S1-mm! Rim---sl-I. Cool-ian. 'l'. Fi-:Nl-:Mx. N. Pncusna. ll. V4Nm-:R Morrow, J. Blil.. P. WIERI-INGA, C. EI.lllH'2NKAMl'. ll. YI'2'Ylll'Ill'15. C. X H-'. I.. Fuutrzmx. Il. Du Youxo. ll. Gus'ru-'som li. V-KNIDER Mol,r:N. A. Wr1lnr:Nx.ut, M. Sum 'r'r. 'l'l1ir1l Ruuefll. lim-Lusrzxu. lf. Yaw Dum. li. IlUl'1kS'l'IlA. D. Sron. E. NNN Dlu'Nlf:N. 'I'. lil'l.1'ul11s. M. Ilia Yormz. I . Boss, NN . llolmsrzw-x. I'. Yvwrmlclt Wmlnc. N, YtNnr1n WALL. J- Jompsvu. A. 'I'i-zu MLAT. l.. lll'l'wi-zk, CORRESPONDENCE This girls' eluh corresponds with boys and girls over the whole world. both in foreign nations and in our own Country. During Club periods, some of the girls read interesting letters that they have received from their Pen Palsw. Under the leadership of Miss lie Mooy. the thirty-one girls each correspond with a different person, or persons, and their letters reach the four corners of the earth. 41 O00 HANDICRAFT N4-ulml I-I. Nln-I-.. I.. Ih-'rlxwl-.l.l.l. M. 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J. Bnumlrll. 0. Oovls. J. Y xvlrlcli NX lcluu-1N. l.. l unn-1'vlx. 1 'l'lninl Rum- K. Rum-xxx. Nl. llmrr. M. ilrzmurl-gs. ll. M l'Ll41lxVl x. Ii. lnlxmlz. I-'mu-lh Kun' Xl. IH: lim-Jn. l'. X Fr. ll. l.l'YIll'1'Vll l.m1:k. J. 1 FF. li. IIol4:r.sTux. 'lbp lhm-F ll. lhux. I . lxufrl-zu. .l. lil-:lu-1. l.. Ill mlfzu. ,l. Yxx llurwu-QN. -il- ooo ----- ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION DEBATE lfirsr Run' S. Smzunzx. ,I. Ihklmlrll. I nn ll Sen Nw-mul Run- I . Ixun Q : . . .' mn. Nha. N ICI-1'N4'l'IKt Npnnwr II II: lu M I 50 lfirsl Run- Onwx. J, HIGRIC. Mu. llmww mc. Sponsor. Nw-mul Run- J. llnrzxeuu. I . lX1lN'l'I11R. J. Ymwnr: VI rzumw J ---T ooo lfirxl Run-N M. Dr: Bonn. D. lliurswo. M. SCIIUURMAN.. M. VANDER l.INl7l-IW, J. Anmznsow M NIFBIVIHT Nm-mul Rmr' ll. lhua. J. Yrr. J. lis ICNS, A. l.l4:N'rnlis. LITTLE WOMEN Lilllv NXVOIIIUIIU was givvn four lllglllti vvry Slll'l'l'SSl'lllly last fall. A full ll0ll's6 lurnm-il oul vavll niglil lo soc- lllv p0rl'ornlam'v. Un Nlay T. 8, 9. and lil. llu Sc nn rs ilisplayml lln-ir avting skill in Yours Truly, Willie , a comofly, and it loo was 4 howling sluwc-ss. Tllv vast is as follows: Xlr. l'l1il'4-r . Nlrs. Pliill-r Yirginia Leslie lin-lyil llarris . llugli Knox Graco Pliifvr . lil'k'1ll2iIllPl'l'5l'0ll . lfoslor lfllioll . Willie- Pllill-r llob l'l1ilvr Jean. fu 1 Hay 'l'az4-laar lively n Svlloltvn Marie llc Boi-r Loren? lluiner Nlilton Cevriles N1 able De Young .lack .lfarilolpli .lolm Yff . .Nl llanko llolwrl llaar fvelyn Sll'PllN'fli O00 VOLLEYBALL N1-ulvvl I,. IM-l'lxNl4lll. ,I. ,Ium.n1x. NI, N xx limi.:-xx. lmnh. XIINN 54IIllllN1 Iixlnzx Nmmliupz I.. I xx Ih.l.l.1L. N xx Ill4.lfl,, II. Ilxxxux Il. N1-x .- , ,. - IM-'rxnu.u,1u. Nu pivlun- Iflulucv lf. Ixuvrl-.lx. Ilunuuww LIGHTWEIGHTS I1 I Ihulnl I' Iuluol I' 'I'llNl II Iilnnvlx XI Xl I lun lux I N1 nun Iffl m fiulnl Klux, ,I. Iluul nun. f'nur . .. .. , . '. . -, ., , wsu. X, IIur.kNrlu, XX. in xNNvrlu. ly lll1llNIIll11vx X IluXIxxl1 IIIQNINIXI s .ff ' ooo-1---- si , .a 1, S x - 'li ,' ' E sl' .f 'J f - at -V M-J . E M 'fl K 'K X r I 4 ' .-. . I . HEAVYWEIGHTS lfirsl Rmr- ll. VIQOIQTYIXY. NIR. J. liuomu-zu. Cum-Ir. 0. Oons. Nm-mul Run'--,-L Ilnno. R. 'l'oe:TwtN. J. lwrzma. J. llomcsrlu. A, l.i-1N1'r:lts.,l. lim.. J. Rt's'rmwr:N.,l,lhzlu-1.1. Vtmm NX 1-:mu-LN. CHEERLEADERS Lqfl m righl Al lSTI'1l.I.l11 M mmcs. NIAIIGIH 'Nll'1lll'l lx-r. The year llll-0 marked the advent of another new eoaeh. Last fall, Mr. .lael-t llrouwer took over the coaching duties and under his guidanee the team showed line progress. lly taking part in outside basketball games, these athletes have been enabled to represent our school abroad. In so doing. the boys showed the opponents the essentials of true sportsmanship and the spirit for which our sehool is noted. 53 1- --ooo l irsl lfmr NAR I-:zu-mm. M. Dunn ls. 'I'. SVIIT. D. Swurn. li. J nun. D. lxl.oos'rr:n. Il, Sulmn.lI.Yxwn1-Qu S l.l-.N lf. lxl,no-'rr:u. XX . 'l'oluu-:w4,x. Nm-mul Ifuu- Ii. 'I'xz1cl.ulz. M. Ytx lxnnivl-:N. R. NluT'vu'v. KIM. Hun. llirrfrlur. XX. Zn xxxsnu. XX . Ihnmx, ORCHESTRA lin-ry clay tht- orvlwstra can hc- hoard running through its regular paves. Thr- nu-Iotlious tum- voming forth from their instruments echoes through the corridors into tht- vars ol' the slutlvnls studying on the second floor. Considering the- limilt-el numlwr ol' Slllll4'lIlS in tht- orvlu-stra, Mr. llaar slid very well in lvaaling the- small group on. 5 4 Q0 699 CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of 1940 of the Chicago Christian High School, being of doubtful mind and memory, do hereby submit the following as our last Will and Testament. ARTICLE I We, the Seniors, leave to the class of 1941 an annual staff that will be able to sell the annual in one snappy campaign. We, the Seniors, leave to the class of 1942 the ability to discover. as we did, that the teachers, on the whole are wiser than the students. We, the Seniors, leave to the class of 1943 a new and complete set of Superman thrillers to read during study periods. ARTICLE I1 We, the Seniors, bequeath To Dr. Wezeman: Many years of happy fatherhood. To Mr. Baar: A new schedule, so arranged that all other subjects do not conflict with choir. To Mr. Van Beek: A sporty one-seater airplane, so that he can fly on Saturday to relax from the cares and worries of the week. To Mr. Hofstra: A year's vacation in the sand dunes, with pay. To Mr. De Vries: A geometry class that does not consider the subject to be far above their intellectual status. To Miss Schuringa: The ability, if possible, to teach history in a fascinating manner. To Miss De Mooyg A new division room that meets every day. To Mr. Veenstra: Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. To Mr. Boersma:Several red-haired sons and daughters. To Mr. Homkes: A shop class that does not take advantage of his great kindness. To Miss Pippel: A trip to the north woods to get away from the wearying effects of civilization. To Mr. Brouwer: A shiny pair of golden gloves. 56 900 To Mr. Huibregtse: A fatherly attitude toward freshman romances in his division room. To Miss Lampen: A class of freshmen who do not cut up as if they were Seniors. To Miss Pederson: Our hope that she may never buy a one-way ticket to any place outside of Chicago. To Miss Pomp: Immunity from any illness that would prevent her from coming to school. To Mr. Veltman: The fame of Dumas or Mark Twain. To Rev. Bel: His son's skill at ping-pong, so that he may rival Mr. Van Beek. ARTICLE III I, Tom Zeilinga, leave school to find Martha. I, Bart Huizenga, leave in a 1926 Dodge. 1 I, Louie Clousing, leave my super-salesmanship to .Iessie Opel. I, Berenice Vanhuizen, leave my power over the males to Pat Vree. I, Art Rogers, leave the candy store to the highest bidder. I, .lohn Boldt, leave my excess tonnage to Bill Vander Vliet and Ray Johnson. I, John Yff, leave my loving nature to Seymour Van Drunen. I, Florence Koster, leave my few admirers in a state of suspense. We, Milton Geerdes and Harold Meekma, leave our ability to start a fight with Marie Elliott and Doris Hill. I, Jim Bere, leave my infatuation for the Cubs to anyone who can be forced to take it. We, Fred and Hank, leave our book of addresses and telephone numbers to anyone who can carry it. We, Loretta Fakkema and Estelle lileyers, leave chemistry still very much in doubt. I. Pete Yff, much to my regret, leave. I, Paul Price, leave my feeling of profound awe toward the weaker sex, to John Olthoff. I, Martin Nymeyer, leave my preference for blondes to .Iim Clausing. We, Mabel and Evelyn, leave our habit of making the bus wait to Martha De Jong and Nellie Rinkema. I, Cacky YH, leave each of the juniors a piece of my wedding cake. I, Doc Vander Woude, leave my quiet but understanding temperament to Jim Hoekstra. I, Renard Kampstra, leave my ability to wolf to Dot Stob. I, Jack Bardolph, leave Elsie to take the trolley hy herself. I, Marie De Boer, leave my collection of hair-raising stories to Bob Gose to read when he gets bald. 57 006 CALENDAR SEPTEMBER Registration Day. First real glimpse of pugnacious freshies. Old Sol oes on a ram age. Get out early for a week because of extremely hot weagier! Not baff! Students take charge of chapel services. No school-Legionnaires parade downtown. Such confusion down there! First freshie romance reported. So young for such things. OCTOBER Tests. More tests. Program in memory of Marston Pearson. Mr. Evenhouse gives grand farewell address. School out shortly after lunch. Field Day goes over big! Acacia's Bow Day. Such a spectacle for a high school! Teacl1er's Convention. 2 days off. Acacia shows off new sweaters. NOVEMBER First snowfall of the year proves quite disastrous for the girls. Clubs meet. Acacia's Hayride Party. 'Nuff said. Report Cards. Ouch! ! ! Thanksgiving Day. Choir warms up in concert. So did the lovebirds-after. Seniors jaunt down to the photographer's Pose sweetly. DECEMBER .lubilee Singers appear in chapel. Still take our choir. Choir makes debut at Steven's Hotel. What a day! ! Choir goes caroling. Wow! Merry Christmas! ! Student body hibernates 'til next year. 58 960 JANUARY Back to school . . . Life can be so cruel! Max Bendix and his band in chapel. Roller Skating Party. For once, the students get the last laugh! Semester exams. Phew! Why was I born? Choir sings at 107th Street Church. New semester-new faces. FEBRUARY Mirror sponsors Ping-Pong Tournament. Three cheers for Casey! No school. Lincoln's birthday. Wish he was born more than once. Valentine Day. Such is life! ! ! Mazelles' Roller Skating Party. Best time in years. School in turmoil as classes travel to Heineman's studio in nifty bus. Group pictures taken in the gym. More confusion! MARCH Report cards. Why can't the teachers ever have mercy? Junior-Senior Banquet. All credit to Mr. Veltman and his egg jokes Moving pictures in chapel. Ten minutes of history. 'Hot Cha! Good Friday. No school. Senior boys raid basement. Return covered with lipstick. APRIL Tests. Always something to worry about. Very successful -Open House. Grand exhibits! Norman Black's Band in chapel. Swing it, black boys! ! ! Illinois Bell Telephone demonstration. Woo-Woo! ! ! ! Mother and Daughter's Banquet. Don't know what happened. ANNUAL to press. Success??? Failure??? 59 M rm W ID I sr ES NKEMA 338 W. 170th Street HAZEL CREST, ILL. Phone Harvey 86 l E fy FANCY GROCERIES AND MEATS BEIHL'S SCHOOL STORE Candy, Red Hots, Magazines, School Supplies 7103M So. RACINE AVENUE PHONE VINCENNES 7592 CARDS FOR ALL OCCASIONS De Young's Funeral and Furniture Homes Frigidaire Sales SOUTH HOLLAND AND LANSING HARVEY 37 LANSING 350 HAMBURGERS FOUNTAIN 1 THE WOODEN SHOE 7035 So. Racine Avenue COME ON IN SHOP PHONE-'Van Buren 8757 RESIDENCE PHONE-Canal 4495 ANDREW TAZELAAR AUTOLREPAIR SERVICE i 'Q EE Repairing andIOverhau1ing DEBOER BROS. GARAGE 2847 W. HARRISON STREET Normal 6644 MELCHER FUNERAL HOME 938-40 West 69th Street AMBULANCE SERVICE C. BULTHUIS QUALITY GROCERIES HOLLAND GOODS A SPECIALTY Phone Vincennes 6837 7158 Sangamon Phone Triangle 9413 ANDREW RIDDERHOFF CO., Inc. REAL ESTATE, LOANS, INSURANCE, RENTIN G 7037 South Halsted Street TELEJPHONE: STI-:wAu'r 5972 DR. J. RIETDYK DENTIST 7043 SOUTH HAIISTPID STREM' TH14: HOMIE OF TH14: FAMOUS WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHS 5043 So. Ashland Ave. OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER CLASS OF 1940 Su J ' 1 I , 15' xxx '-it 3 N ' 3' Y ' ' XR , NT .1-J J. . QYAK E M 2 . . A A BROTHERS A xx le W5 , A 'i A- 1 QUALITY ij is . ' FUEL OILS l ,5 COAL AND COKE o R X .oib - ,X X if Phone Englewood 7791 RAILYARD 82nd and SO. Hoyne Ave. OFFICE 6928 SO. Racine Ave JOHN GEURKINK l3C5C5E5-- I'CJIIIJI1 l! 5951 So. Ashland Avenue PHONE: STEWART 7639 DR. G. J. HEYBOER DENTIST CHICAGO 7041 SO. HALSTED STREET Hemlock 0540 CHICAGO ILL. 0541 ' BETTIN'S PHARMACY J. A. BETTIN, R.PH. 1001 West 71st Street Phone: Stewart 0859 Our Work is Better-Our Prices Not Higher Ladies and Gents Garments Cleaned, Repaired and Relined Furs Cleaned, Glazed, and Relined J. SILVERMAN EXPERT TAILOR Our Cleaning and Dyeing is Done in The Most Modern Plant in the City 1003 WEST 7lsT STREET VLNCENNES 10323 62 y i V t W. ZYLSTRA i FIRST CLASS GROCERIES AND MEATS N ! i t t A 7301 So. ABERDEEN STREET t S'1'EwAR'1' 1023 t t i i i t f ! ' 1 ' . O If you am- not plziw-cl witliiu thirty days ziftc-1' 1 Un! dvd!! 5- Mu, you g'l'2l1lllfLfi' from our collr-go, all tuition pay- A WW0f0M ymmW mx-nts will bo l'OfllIltiUCi in full. 'mf Uufffdk J ' co-EDUCATIONAL BE E ' Only Four-Year High School Graduates Enrolled f STEWART 6780 79th and Halsted Streets FOX Secrelarualcolleqe l' 3 YOU be the judge . ENTER OUR SCHOOL AND PAY ONLY ONE-HALF MONTHIS TUITION. IF, AT THE END OF TWO WEEKS YOU WISH TO WITHDRAW, A FULL RE- FUND WILL BE MADE. POSITIONS FOR GRADUATES WATSON BUSINESS COLLEGE Establishod 1893 638 Garfield Blvd. Blvd. 1000 Mmzsn J. VAN IJRUNEN E. C. RBARICA SERVICE STATION Closed All Day Sunday GREASING AND TIRE REPAIRING Accessories and Battery Recharging TRUCKS CARS FIRESTONE TIRES 8: TUBES VAN DRUNEN 85 REARICK 18029 Dixie Highway Phone 16 HOMEWOOD, ILLINOIS BRAKE WORK N. E. Comer 106th Place and Wentworth Ave. Pull. 7419 COMPLIMENTS OF A LANSING FRIEND Chicago College of Commerce ENTER ANY MONDAY Day or Night School Oiering Courses in Typewriting, Shorthand, Bookkeeping, Accounting and Comptometry Convenient New Location 6309 Yale Avenue Tel. Wentworth 0994 Wierenga 8: Ottenhoff Co. COMPLIMENTS OF REALTORS GROOTE BROS. 8n WIERS HIGHLAND, INDIANA LOANS - RENTING - INSURANCE AUBURN PARK STATIONERS 7110 S. Halsted Street OFFICE SUPPLIES Stewart 5687 l A , Legal Forms Filing Equipment Mimeograph and Typewriter Supplies 7757 So. HALSTED STM!!-:T CHICAGO VINCENNHS 2361 b NICHOLS 85 MINNEMA GROCERIES AND MEATS Phone Portsmouth 9202 6071-6073 Archer Ave. WE DELIVER HERMAN G. TRIEZENBERG REAL ESTATE 8a INSURANCE NOTARY PUBLIC 2595 West 95th Street EVERGREEN DEPARTMENT STORE 3211 West 95th Street DRY GOODS MEN'S WEAR - PETERS SHOES Mus. A. VAN IVAMPHN G. H. Tim-Jnzxni-nm PLANTENGA'S BAKERIES We Specialize in HOLLAND COOKIES, HONEY CAKE AND RAISIN BREAD 2052 W. Washburn Avenue Canal 6953 Phone: EVERGREEN PARK, 6030 Roosevelt Road Evergreen Park 7112 ILLINOIS Euclid 8206 Prospect 2113-4 ESTIMATES FREE ENGLEWOOD MILLWORK CO. LUMBER AND MILLWORK 1534 VVEST 59TH ST. We Finance Remodeling Jobs Thru F. H. A. E. J. STEENWYK, Secretary CHICAGO, ILLINOIS . - .Q plumb, JOHN VAN KRIMPEN GENERAL CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER Phone 15912 Prairie Ave. Harvey 1905 So. Holland, Ill. SERVICE PINS ATHLETIC MEDALS AND BUTTONS AND TROPHIES Chas. A.Winship 8: Co. Manufacturers of BUTTONS, PINS, RINGS, CHARMS AND MEDALS FOR FRATERNITIES, SORORITIES, SOCIETIES SCHOOLS, CLASSES, HOSPITALS, CLUBS ROOM 715-21 STOP AND SHOP BUILDING CENTRAL 1380 30 W. WASHINGTON ST. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS To The Class of 1940 of the CHICAGO CHRISTIAN HIGH SCHOOL Best Wishes and Bon Voyage MR. AND MBs. NICHOLAS HENDRIKSE 67 U .YJ .5 U ,r x I X S! Xi, 'J V 'JK Telephone Village 6106 EMMERING FUNERAL HOME Oak Park, Illinois Puom-1 STATE 4000 EDWARD ZEILSTRA ALEXANDER H. REVELL, JR. Inc. FURNITURE Oriental and Domestic Rugs WABASII Avl-:Num AND LAK1-1 STREET CHICAGO COMPLIMENTS OF A LANSING FRIEND PHONE MONROE 7424 MIDLAND OIL CO. 2400 W. Madison Street CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Quality Products Dealers in Century Burners and Heating Plants 1 STOB, KNOL 8: HUIZENGA Inc. l REALTORS Property Management - Insurance Investments - Renting 6009 W. Roosevelt Road CICERO, ILLINOIS Cicero 6009 Rockwell 6009 AUTOMATIC HEAT Why go through another winter of hand firing, when a Stoker will give you all the comfort and convenience of automatic heat, at less than it is costing you now? Phone or Write For A Free Heating Survey. No Obligation. THE EUWEMA COMPANY Distributors FOX STOKERS 6026 Roosevelt Rd. Phone Euclid 702 OAK PARK, ILLINOIS Phone Residence Portsmouth 8370-71 Portsmouth 7159 JOUSMA COAL 85 BUILDING MATERIAL CO. TRUCKING AND EXCAVATING YARD-5901 Archer Ave. CHICAGO BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1940 Town of Cicero Oflicials GEORGE STEDRONSKY . NICHOLAS HENDRIKSIG . JERRY J. VITERNA . ANTON F. MACIEJEWSKI HENR1' R. SCHVVARZEL . JosEPH J. IDANCK l GUSTAV O. RANDA L . RUDOLPH IQREJCI FELIX A. ZDROJEWSKI Vi . President Clerk Collector Supervisor Assessor . Trustees 69 1 1 lgfo I X Y Compliments . of 1 DR. JAMES MOLENAAR COMPLIMENTS OF OPTOMETRIST DR. P. A. BOELENS 3546 Ridge Road LANSING, ILLINOIS Lansing 78 LANSING, ILLINOIS PETER J. VAN DRUNEN SULPHUR SPRING SERVICE STATION Dealer in Dealer in MOTOR OILS Cigars, Cigarettes and Candy 14900 So. Indiana Ave. IJHANK Kfms, Manager 159th and Indiana Ave. Phone Harvey 424 So. Holland, Ill. SO. HOLLAND, ILL- COMPLIMENTS GARRETT ZANDSTRA HIGHLAND, INDIANA JOHN VAN KRIMPEN GENERAL CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER Phone 15912 Prairie Ave Harvey 1905 So. Holland, Ill. CALVIN COLLEGE aims to apply Rcformcd principles in all its teachings, strives to maintain high academic standards, and has won an enviable reputation for scholarship wherever its graduates have gone for advanced study. COURSES OFFERED General 4-Year College Course 3-Year Pre-Law Course 4-Year Teacher's Course 3-Year Pre-Forestry Course 4-Year Pre-Seminary Course 2-Year Pre-Business Ad. Course 4-Year Pre-Medical Course 3-Year Pre-Business Ad. Course 4-Year Pre-Dental Course 3-Year Pre-Engineering Course 3-Year Pre-Dental Course 1-Year Pre-Nursing Course Completion of four years of college work entitles the student to the degree of Bachelor of Arts Fully Accredited by North Central Association. For further Information Correspond with: J. BROENE, Acting President CALVIN COLLEGE GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN Phone Pull. 7000 ELECTRICAL SUIJPLIES YARDS--355 W. 112th Street PLUMBING SUPPLIES WE MAKE KEYS C. K. MADDROM CO. COKE - COAL - WOOD BEUKEMA HARDWARE 10942 So. Michigan Ave. CHICAGO Phone Pullman 2439 ALBERT FLASMAN PITTSBURG PAINTS BICYCLE REPAIRING Dealer in TEAS AND COFFEES WE DELIVER CROCKERY AND RUGS 10654 So. Wentworth Ave. Commodore 1190 11021 Wentworth Ave. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS rfxypimfsgj,-ffw Af M6 yy 10 'fy D 1' f- fl 'N C' JJ ' I e b' 1 , - , J GREAT SOUTHERN HOPE' l LLEGE LAUNDRY 4' D ' HOLLAND, MICHIGAN 14-16 WEST 103119 STM-:IIT l in 5. . 9 PHONE PULLMAN 8941-8942 t I t ' A Four Year Liberal Arts College SOFT WATER LAUNDRY of the ALL sERvIcEs Reformed Church in America P Fully Accredited by the COMPLIMENTS North Central Association OF and by the Association of American Universities GRITTER BAKERY For Information Address Your Letter to THE PRESIDENT, HOPE COLLEGE 10714 Wentworth Avenue HOIlI.AND, MICHIGAN Pullman 5850 Phone Beverly 5400 Established 1892 48 YEARS OF SATISFIED CUSTOMERS ATLAS CLOTHING CO. B' Van Der 141331. 85 Sons Co Clothing for Men and Women . TRY OUR EASY PAY PLAN Charcoal Flour - Feed Wood-Cinders COAL Hay-Grain - Lawn Fertilizer Grass Seed 5601 W. CERMAK RD. 403 West 103rd Street CICERO PHONE Cxcsno PULLMAN 0301 J. C. BOVENKERK, INC. C L O T H I E R 44 EAST 111'rH ST. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Compliments of JEWEL BooMsMA DUTCH GIRL BAKERY 154 West 103rd Street V Y OUR 40TH ANNIVERSARY COME IN AND SEE OUR SPECIALS. CONVENIENT TERMS an Bros. JEIVELERS 0PTOMETRlSTS llll4 So. Michigan Ave. L 1 MONARCH ROOFING CO. NEW AND USED CARS INSULATION DIVISION ROOFING s1D1NG NASH SALES INSULATION 6931-39 So. Racine Ave. Remodeling of All Kinds Wentworth 5164 Estimates Free f- Time Payment Plan 52-56 West 115th St. Commodore 0800 JAY VAN UAHM CHICAGO ROGERS PRINTING CO. JAHN 8 OLLIER ENGRAVING CO. 3 GIVE HER MHS. VUUBVS U Special Occasion Chocolates Quality Candy Sensibly Priced ITIOSCI' Business College PAUL MosER, J.D., PH.B. Regular Courses for Beginners, open to High School Graduates only, start first Monday of each month. Advanced Courses start any Monday. Day and Evening. Evening Courses open to men. 116 S. MICHIGAN AVE. - CHICAGO - RANDOLPH 4347 KOOY AND DRYFHOUT Auto and Truck Repairing 1109-11 So. Pulaski Road Phone Van Buren 0617 VAN HATTEM MOTOR SALES 10940 Michigan Avenue DE SOTO - PLYMOUTH Compliments of OLTHOFF BROTHERS QUALITY MEATS 8m GROCERIES 75 BIERMA 8a JONKMAN HOME OF GOOD FOODS 10935 Wentworth Avenue Pullman 0200-0201 RUSTHOVEN'S DRY GOODS STORE 5902 W. Roosevelt Road Phone MANsiield 6288 Ladies' and Chi1dren's Wearing Apparel-Boy's and Men's Fumishings-Fancy Goods N otions-Etc. FOR APPOINTMENT PHONE VILLAGE 5890 Mon., Wed. dz Sat. 9 to 6 Tues., Thurs. 61 Fri. 9 to 9 CLIP 8: CURL BEAUTY SHOP Complete Beauty Service 6018 ROOSEVELT ROAD OAK PARK, ILL. Residence Business MANSFIPIIID 9680 MANsFII-:LD 4748 BERNARD LYON Life, Income, Accident and Health Representing METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE CO. 5944 West Madison Street CHICAGO COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND PULLMAN9600 YFF AND VREE GROCERY AND MARKET 117 West 111th Street WE DELIVER wewfi W MQW COMPLIMENTS OF M. LUKNOW ESTEBROOK 1321 WE Frr BY X-RAY KENNARD'S BOOTERY 5958 Roosevelt Road We Feature Red Cross Shoes for Women Simplex Flexies for Children CHICAGO, ILLINOIS USE YOUR CENTS AND SAVE YOUR DOLLARS TRADE AT THE ROOSEVELT FRUIT MART 6101 W. Roosevelt Road Cicero 2405 CHICAGO BLOCK BAKERY 5948 W. Roosevelt Road Phone Mansfield 5638 We Carry A Complete Line of Quality Bakery Products DEYOUN G 8: MULDER FUNERAL HOME Phone Cicero 5 6033 Roosevelt Road CICERO, ILLINOIS IOS. A. BRODSKY 5825 West Roosevelt Road Independent Store With Chain Store Prices Plus SERVICE Tel. Cicero 6458 WE DELIVER ANTON HRUSKA BAKE SHOP 1545 So. 59th Ave. CICERO, ILL. Telephone Cicero 4918 Compliments of JACOB L. BILTHUIS 6200 So. Major Avenue CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Authorized Distributors of PEPSI COLA 8m MR. NEWPORT Call Portsmouth 6764 Compliments of ,I I DEYOUNG FUNERAL HOMES PRIVATE AMBULANCE SERVICE Telephone Stewart 2691 COMPLIMENTS DE VRIES EXPRESS AND OF VAN COMPANY PACKING - SHIPPING NORMAL GLASS co. H2QE,f15S0F,WA21i2'fQf2Q 7634-38 So. Halsted Street CHICAGO, ILLINOIS COMPLIMENTS v 1 .kj OF ' I v STATE BANK OF CLEARING 78 B O S HEATING 8: VENTILATING . COMPANY General Sheet Metal Work 6840 South Rat-ine Avo. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 68TH SUMMER TERM OPENS JUNE 24 Hours 8:30 to 1-Special Rates A nationally known school of high Standards and A-1 rating, offering secretarial and bus- iness training at very reasonable rates. COURSES: Executive, Ser-retarial, Business Administration, Stenographic, Accounting, Comptometry, Brush-U p and Review, Fin- ishing Course for H. S. Commerc-ial Students. FREE PLACEMENT SERVICE Visitors WelcomehBooklet f 6 CONVENIENTLY I.ocA'r1cD SCHOOLS ' 304 W. 63rd St ......... WEN tworth 2227 ' 11324 S. Mivhigan Ave .... PULlman 6594 ' 37 S. Wabash Ave ....... RANdOlph 2637 Lincoln Ave. dz Roscoe .... GRAI-eland 2227 Milwaukee dz Western Aves.ARMitage 8011 9 S. Pulaski Rd ............ NEVada 3680 CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Me-I-rolooli-lan BUSIFIESS COLLEGE 1 Compliments and Good Wishes ILLINOIS INTERIOR from FINISH COMPANY THE WALTON SCHOOL OF COMMERCE Millwork, Lumber, and Roofing i and il 7519-77 GRIIENWOOD Avia. Former Christian High School CHICAGO Graduates Who are Now ,I PIIONI-I TRIANGLE 6500 i Walton Students FOR ALL THESE REASONS: SAFETY CONVENIENCE FRIENDLY SERVICES KNOWLEDGE OF LOCAL CONDITIONS ADEQUATE CREDIT MODERN, COMPLETE BANKING Mutual National Bank of Chicago HALSTED AT 79TH STREET Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation TABOR PAINT COMPANY TELEPHONE PULLMAN 0959 Distributors D R . L . B U L T STANDARD VARNISH WORKS PRODUCTS DENTIST MICHIIIAN AVE. AT 107Tu STm-11-:T CHICAGO For Those Who Care 6109 W. Roosevelt Road A11 Phones-Cicero 8 SEYBOLT'S MARKET 7011 South Racine Avenue Phone Vincennes 6164 Phone Vincennes 4320 HERBERT W. EIDMANN 8a COMPANY MORTGAGE LOANS AND INSURANCE 7007 So. Halsted Street CHICAGO, ILLINOIS S0 fl in 4 aa 'I . 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