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

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S Xx K-T' 'N'JETifllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllfll.F311-4:5 V I O L E T A N D M A I Z E ggaggagglymlImumglllpglllpglgfggggjgyx-- W. , e CLASS PRESIDENT'S ADDNRESS Dear Parents, Teachers, Relatives and Friends: The game is over. Another game is about to begin. Our proficiency in the first game will determine our success in the next. You have spent money and worry for us, and now you want to see results. You are not particular about our station in life-you do not ask, What salary will you get? You ask, How will you live? ' ' ' Young man, how will you live? is the question the Christian High attempts to answer. For this reason in relative values, the spirit, disposition, and inter- pretation have been the greatest educating factors of the school. Knowledge has increased, not only for the fact that we have mastered rules, laws, and principles, but because we have learned to measure ourselves. Our wisdom has broadened not only due to the facts that we have learned in our studies, but because the spirit of Christianity has been instilled into our lives,-that spirit which has nurtured our forefathers. This spirit of Christian living has been enjoyed by all. And this function is rated in terms of the spirit shared by the students and the faculty. As we graduates have completed this four year course pervaded by the spirit of Christianity which you have tried to implant, we can better see your profound interests and the magnificent goal for which you are striving. We proposed not to specialize, but do develop all phases of life. This quest of completeness, however, is an uphill battle. The development of the all-roundness pf mind and completeness of character very largely determines the success of ivmg. We have enjoyed ourselves immensely at the Chicago Christian High School, and we have experienced the aid of many working in our interests. We owe a debt of gratitude to the faculty who have faithfully instructed and guided us with their pains-taking cares, and to the board for their skillful management, always ready to encourage and build up. We owe a debt to our parents for their moral and financial support, and for sharing many disadvantages that their aim might not be frustrated, and to the many friends who have taken a deep interest in the welfare of the school. We have known your labors, and, I confess, we only partially understand your labors and your prayers. Dear fellow graduates,-our next move is about to be made, but whatever step we shall take, may our motto, Let us illumine the earth, lead us' to loftier aims and higher ideals. May we ever be faithful to our God, who reigns supreme in directing our course and prescribing our destination. - JACK ZANDSTRA. 19 Gd ?l':r'19i:i?lllllliililillllllllllllIlIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllIIlllllIllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllIllllIIIIllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllillllillllllif.'6l'n .f- bb