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

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VIAN HATTEM, ALICE ll 7, A ttractive, sweet, L ively lass, I ndustrious and C lever, and an E xcellent musician I would be true, for there are those who trust meg I would be pure, for there are those who care, I would be strong, for there is much to suffer, I would be brave, for there is much to dare---. I would be friend to all, the foe, the friendless- I would be giving, and forget the gift, I would be humble, for I know my weakness, I would look up, and love, andx laugh, and lift- I .gg I I gl . 23 i E

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'f i fi 1, E m I- BPH'-iFJ 7UZtTI ZIOQ' 22 J A C K IQRAMER, HENRIETT.X E' Chick onest and h nergeticg ever noisy, ather shyg ntends to use her ducation in the eaching profession rue to ll her friends. TER IXIAAT, JOHN Jawuamavvt', ust a young man f six feet in eight and the wisdom ceded to balance it. VYAN BRUGGEN, JACK olly and an ctive Workerg a lose friend when you now him well.

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-:f-- -+2:c+-- -4 .I 5 HISTORY OF THE GENERAL SENIORS OF 1924 Our general class originally consisted of twenty-four members, namely: john Moll, Jacob De Boer, Martin Hoekstra, Ida Ostema, Henrietta Kramer, Henry Hoeksema, Andrew De Boer, Jacob Ter Maat, Herman Niefoif, Arie Doornbos, Dena Punt, Bartel Zandstra, Marie Torrenga, Henry Pluymert, Aldrich livenhuis, Herman Renkema, Lenus Belgrave, John Jellema, Robert Weidenaar, Martin Benncma, Crince Siegers, Ben De Boer, Kate Siegers, George Stob. The class of February was very small consisting of three members, Alice Van Hattem, Bernard Hamstra, and Jennie Ball, so it was combined with our class. Alice has already graduated in February. Our class spent its first year in the building on the corner of 72nd and Loomis Streets. During the second year, we moved to our present location and our class was increased by the enrollment of Anna and Etta Bultema. But by this time, our class was no longer as large as it had been, it gradually dwindled to a very small class and at the close of the third year the following were left, who hope to graduate in June: Jennie Ball, Anna Bultema, Etta Bultcma, Ben De Boer, Bernard Hamstra, Henry Hoeksema, Henrietta Kramer, John Ter Maat, and jacob Van Bruggen. Looking beyond June we see some of our fellow students entering college, some going into the great business world, and some entering the teachers' pro- fession. We hope that in whatever vocation we may find them, they will be true to their motto, Let Deeds Proven. ETTA BULTEMA, Class Historian. 24