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

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If We have succeeded in creating a favorable impression of the school which we love, an impression Worthy of the high ideals for which she stands, if we have inspired Within you a deeper appre- ciation for the Work of Christian education, then our Work has not been in vain. DEDICATION MR. C. VYAN BEEK, A.B. TO MR. CORNELIUS VAN BEEK Vlfho has always been willing and ready to serve, Who has patiently and faithfully guided so many of our students to VVho has loyally backed up every enterprise of the Senior Class, Whom We will remember as a pattern of true and loyal friendship, Do we, the Senior Class of 1934, Gratefully Dedicate this Annual. F U fOI'CI1S C SUCCCSS FACULTY l DR. F. H. WEZEMAN Principal On behalf of our Board of Trustees and Teaching Staff, I extend to you heartiest congratulations on your graduation from the Chicago Christian High School. VVe wish for you the courage of faith whereby you will cling tenaciously to God's truth amid the swift, shifting currents of modern life. But we also cherish the hope that you will daringly face the intellectual and spiritual challenge of today by coming to an ever deepening understanding of the structure of society, its uses and purposes Thus you can do something toward the establishment of God's Kingdom of righteousness, purity and equity. And who knoweth whether thou art come to the kingdom for such as this?H I . H. WEZEMAN six ir Sm114l'lug-IZAAR, NQAN Blilili, IIfJIfS'l'RA, ISOVMA, IgIiOl'W'l'1l4, NIoL'w, 'I'uoA1AsMA, IIANNING. Sinfzzg-IX ICZICNIAN, Iiosxm, Q'UOI'liR, NNVICZIIMAN, IJ1aNIom', IIARmlc1.1Nr:, SVVli'l'S. NIR. .IAMI-IS I3.x.xR, NI.I3. lIl1151'a' NIR. CAORNI-II.IL'S Xfxx BIQIQR, A.I5. Erzglfih Bible NIR. OSCAR IIo1fsTR.x, A.l3. Biology NIR. Lows Bou1x1.x. A.I3. .AfIflfl'It'7716llI.f.Y Biblf NIR. PNLYI. ISRQUWER, A.I5 Englifh NIR. I'I.I.RRY NIOLFW. A.Nl. SCI-F7ZL'f' NIR. QNIIARLES rI'uoM.xsM.x .4tl1lf!z'cJ NIR.ART11LvRI,.xNN1Ncs, PI1. Co nz nzfrcf B. I' DR. IBREDERICK H. NNYIZZIQMAN 5.13. I.l,.I3. B.D. Law and Bilulf NIISS NELI, BOSMA, PILD. Pl1yJ14ography Bible Nllss ANNA COOPER, A.I3. Foreign Langzzagff NI1ss ICVELYN NNYEZEMAN Ty p i n gg NIISS H1214-:N D15 NIOOY Clfrle NI1ss CIICRTRUDE H.xRME1.1NG, 13.1 Sxcrftarlol Scifnfef NIR. II1-:NRY A. SWETS, A.AI. Social Sfimzce Biblf 1 IN MEMORIAM CASPILR BOVENKIQRK Who, departed this life with these Words upon his lips: The Lord is my shepherdg l shall not Want, He maketh me to lie down in green pasturesg He leadeth me beside the still waters. He restoreth my soul: He leadeth me in the paths of righteousness for His name's sake. Yea, though I wall-1 through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil: for Thou art with me: Thy rod and Thy staff they comfort me. Thou preparest a table before me in the presence of mine enemies: Thou anointest my head with oilg my cup runneth over. Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life: and l will dwell in the house of the Lord for ever. ln memory of one who was taken from our midst shortly before the school year began last September. His co-operative spirit, his loyalty to our school, his gentlemanly good sportsmanship made us realize our loss very keenly. Our grief was assuaged only by the hope that we parted but to meet again. E GHT GRADUATES CLAS JOHN IIENDRIKSE . IIENRIETTE DE BOER KIERTRUDE BOSMA . VFRENE DE XCRII-IS . CLAS HAROLD DEKKER . ALICE XVIERENGA TRFINE IDEVRIES . GRACE TEUNE . S OFFICERS . Ijffilhdfilf . . l z4cf-Prffzfdfnt , S fcrftary . Trfafu rn S HONORS . Valedictorian Salutatorian . Prophet . Hiftorian FOUR YEAR JULIA AARDEMA Higgs Glee Club '31, '32, Girl Reserves '31, '325 G. R. Inter- fclub '325 Euphemia '33, '345 Sr. Girls' Club '33, '34, Dra- matic Art '32, '33. RUTH BEEZHOLD Ruthie A. A.5 Girl Reserves '31, '32, Orchestra '31, '325 A'. Choir '345 ln and About Chieago5 High School Chorus '34, Girls, Trio '32, '33, Euphemia '33, ,345 Sr. Girls' Club '34. JEANETTE BORGMAN jean A.A.g Glee Club '315 Girl Reserves '31, '3z5 Girl Re- serves I-C ,325 Euphemia '33, '325 Sr. Girls' Glee Club '34, CORNELIUS AFMAN Corky Business Nlgr. A. A. ,335 Camera. Club '3o5 Airplane Club ,315 Senex Club '33, A'. Choir '32, '33, '34- ANG1a1.1NE Bos Ani' A. A.5 Girl Reserves '31, '32, G. R. Inter-club '315 '325 Dramatic Art '32, '33, Euphemia '33, ,345 Sr. Girls' oiee Club 34. E Y E V E N J FRANK BEEZHOLD Beezy German Club '335 Camera Club '3o5 Mechanics Club '315' A. A. ANTON Bom' Anton A. A. Debating '32, '33 GEIRTRUDE BOSMA Gert Semper Fidelis ,305 J U G '315 Girl Reserves '30, '325 lfuphemia '33, '345 Glee Club '30, '31, '325 A'. Choir '335 In and About Chicagog High School Chorus '33, North Cen- tral High School Chorus '33. NIcHoLAs BOSMA Nick A. A.g Camera Club '30, '3Ig German Club '33. HIsN111ET'rE DIQBOLLR Hank A. A.g Semper Fidelis '30, '3lg Girls' Glee Club '30, '3Ig 'ij U G '32g Girl Reserves '3Ig A'. Choir '33, '34g Sr. Girls' Chorus '34g Class Vice-Pres. 'j4QEUpl1Cml21 '33, '34Q Annual Staff 7345 Senior Play '34. HAROI.D IJEKKER Harold Forensic Club '33g Camera Club '3 IQ Debating ,345 Annual Staff '34g Oratorical Contest '34g A. A. RICHARD CLOUSING Dick Airplane Club '3Ig Open Forum '32g Soph. Pres. '32g German Club '33g Heavy- weight Basketball '34 BERTIIA DELEEUW Bert Entered Junior Yearg u enna 'r iirs F h ' ' S C l' 1 P 33, 34: - Chorus '34Q Sr. Play '34. T W E L V E FOUR YEAR JEANETTE COOPER jean A'. Choir '32, 733g Sr. Girls' Chorus '34g QI U G '32g Euphemia '33, '34. GEORGE DE-IONG George A. A. Debating '34, Senior Play '34 CPRENE DEVR1Es Trix A. A.g A. C. C. Pres. ,295 Round Table Club '3og Choir '30, '34g Girl Reserves '32, '33g A'. Choir '33, '34g Ath. Assoc. V. Pres. '34g Sr. Girls' Chorus '34g Class Treas. '34QEl.1pl'16H1la. '33, '34g Annual Stal? '34g Senior Play '34, FOUR YEAR PETER l ENxmm Pere lleavyweigllt Bzxsketbzlll '34 Clieeker Club '33 xlARIIr1l'll'INER Marie Glce Club '3I: Girl Reserves '31, '32g Drarnntie Club '31, liuplienua '33, '34. ll1iNRY l oI.f:1z1u Swab FIOHN l'lIiNIlRIKSI-2 Bucky Slznnp Club '3lg Xleelizinies .X. Ng llarmcrii: Club '30, '3lg Rajiv Club '31, Seuex '31, Xleelianies Club '3l, '32, Club '33, '34, liuskerlvall '31, .X'. Clmir '33, '34, 'l'l'C2lS. of '31, '34,. Claes '31, '33, Class Pres. '33, '34, .Xnnual Stall P345 Senior Play '34, ,lr:Aw1c'r'r1-3 llirlsxmw Net lfntercd Senior Ycarg lfuplieniia '34, Senior Girls' Glec Club '34,. IQYTH liI5TLE1l Ruth .Xvvli lion!-MAY 'ZX'ine llfmicn Kl'IZ'Iili .ll1111p5 ' Girl Reserves Pres. '33, Seinper l'1,lel1s '30, 31, Crlee .-X. .X. liuplicnlia '33, '34, .X'. Clumir L'l,ll3'3O,'2lQci1l'l Reserves 31, Xleeliuuics '32 '33, '34,g- Senior Girls' Cliwrus :l l U '32g.X'.Cl1m1 33,'34, '3.1.g Senior Play '34, X. Pres., ln and 4Xbo.1t Cliurus '33, lCuplienua 'l'rca1, '33, '34,g - 3- 1- 1 - br. curls Qluvrus 245 br. Plzu' 34g .X. .X.g O.'atrn'1:al Crwznelt .Xnnual Small' '34. . 1 THIHYPFN joint A. KlIII'lill Ah Vercingatorax '33g Senex l34g Lightweight Basketball '33, '34, Captain 345 C2llllCI'2l Club '30, Xlirror Stall l3Og A. A. RAYMOXI1 O1,'1'110r' L'Ray Camera Club '30, Fnruin Club '31g RaLlin Club '31, Stu- dent Council '31, Boys Glee Y Club '30, Llr. Class lres. 733, Light Basketball '31g Heavy Basketball '32, '33, ,34, Capt. ,345 Sencx Club '34, Pres. KAT11r:R1N12 Porrs 4'Sis Girl Reserves '31, '32 lQuphen1ia,33,'34 Senior Girls' Chorus '34 ,XBIQL Xlrzvicia Abe .X. .X.g .Xviation Club '31g Glee Club '31g Xlechanics '32g Senex Club l33, ,343 .Xnnual Stall' '34, Stamp Club '31. RICHARD IQICINDICRS China .X. QX., Orchestra '31, '32, 533g Camera Club 332, liight- weight Basketball '31g Heavy- weight Basketball '34, Senex Clulv '34. FOl'll'I'llEN FOUR YEAR XIIELVIN x1YROUP l'Ropie'l lfntered Senior Year, Light- weight Basketball '34g A. A. P1a'r1cR P1iRs1:NA1R1z Percy Ifntered junior Year, Ver- cingatorix '33g Lightwcights '33, Senex '34. DAN1e1.SANnsT1sDT 4'Sandy Band '31, '32, Orchestra ,335 Cheer Leader l31, '32, ,335 Chorus ,30,,3I,,34QHZiI'IT101llC8. Club '31, Airplane Club '31g Senex 534, Annual Stall ,345 Triangular Oratorieal Contest 734 FOUR YEAR FVERDINE SLAGER Deus Semper Fiilelis '3Og Girl Reserves '3Ig JUG '32g Ifuphemia '33, '34g Senior Girls' Chorusg eV. Choir '31, '33- .Io11N 'I'1BsT1aA '1'ibb1 ' Camera Club '3og Harmon- ica Club '31g Mechanics '3zg Band '32Q A'. Choir '33, '34g Boys Glce Club '3z. BERNARD VD IXIOLEN Rube Orchestra '32g Camera Club '31g Mechanics '32g Aviation Club '3Og Sencx '34, l,rg1.s 'l'AN1s Lo X. Ng Girl Reserves '31, '32g Glec Club '31g Orchestra '31, '32, '33g liuphemia '31g Debating '33, '34.g Senior Girls' Chorus '3.1,g Annual Stall '34, 1X1.1c1s XIVIERENGA Alice Semper Figlelis, Sec. '3Og Glec Club '30, '31g N. Choir '34g Girl Reserves '31, 'jlj KI L' G '32g Girls' Basketball '31, '33g lforensic Club, Treas. '33g lfuphcmia, V. Pres. PIPTLILN GRACE Teuxe l'eune Semper Fidelis '3og Girl Reserves '31g j U G '3Zg liuphemia Pres. '33, '34g Glee Club '31g Girls' Basketball '33g Senior Girls' Chorus '34Q Senior Play '34. R1cHA1uJ'l'115x11gRsMA Rich Orchestra '31, '32, '33g Air- plane Club '31g German Club '33g Forensic Club '33, '34g Debating '34, RIC1lAllD ZWART Schwartz ltntercd Senior yearg Senior Play '34g Oratorical Contest , 34 .1 f- Iill .Xuuc Glec Club '31, 3 .XNNA lmcv Duck Swan Club 31. l llpllL'I11l'1 '34, l 1,0R1-ixcri l lm 1x1 kv 'Q .13 9 Flu Girl llcsurvcs '31 ' -3 gm Girls' Glec' Club '33 Cnrls liaslqcllvzxll '33 lfuphcruiu '34 lm fyxl-ill. A. 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'I' XY IC Y 'I' N - F IC V E N SENIOR GIRLS' GLEE CLUB 'l'he senitwr girls ul' thislyear wiere lar to vivaeimmus and active tw engage in merely their daily Work and one or two futher uetivities. lhey longed to be up and doing things. lt was not lung before they came to the solution nl their prtmblems, the result being the ttljlilllllillllill of the Senior Girls' Glee Cl I 'I'h f rls wue xcix ftnttintte in h u u. e gin' ' z ' avlng as leader, Xliss llarmeling, who put forth her greatest ellurts to mzilie this nrganizatnmn a sueeess. liesiles wtmrlcing tm a dramusieztl, the Glee Club spent many happy hours learning and rehearsing various faxwrite songs ..,, Ixind sentiments of appre- niatmn tw Nliss llarmehng. A' CAPELLA CHOIR lYill Xlr. l5aar's deterrninatiwn and perseverance never fail? It certainly seems sol The capable and yet ,gully director nl nur sehrmrml ehmr set out in the beginning rwf this year with a strong deter- minatinn tn build up at bigger and better singing group. .Ind here they are, better than ever before, 1nd at ytmur service. One who has never heard them is quite unaware of what he has missed, while those who have had the privilege of hearing them seem must eager for the arrival nf a similar oppor- unitv. Several til' the elnwir members, having prolited from their training under XIV. liaar, were privileged tu sing with the In and .Xlxtuut Cltieagn Clirmrttsf' TWHNTY-IfIilH'l' Smndirzg-Omis, f,'I I'I-1NIIOIflf, 'l'1rax11zv.sMA, BOLT, IJICKKER, Dujoxc, Gizorzxiiwow. S1flL?lg4l'il'XYIiRlA, RAnil's, llLF1ZliNt5A, IXI.UNIJliR,'-l1ANlS, K1EI.I.IiMA. DEBATING Debating has again assumed a prominent place among our school activities. Our school has for some years been a member of the Chicagoland Debate League and usually makes a very good showing in competition with these other schools. This year was no exception. Our school came off with flying colors to the tune of six victories and two defeats, for which they were awarded a cup emblematic of second place honors. A major part of the credit for this achievement is to be attributed to Nlr. Yan Yeek, our coach who has transformed a group of inexperienced students into two winning teams. Klr. Yan Beek's paramount objective was to give everyone an opportunity to debate, rather than to win the championship by repeatedly using the same teams. This year's debate question was, g'Resolved: that the United States Adopt the essential features of the British System of radio control and operation. The affirmative consisted of: Harold Dekker, John Cvroenewold, Catherine Huizenga, Lenore Radius, George De Jong, Anton Bolt, and Catherine Mellema. The negative team was ably upheld by Helen Klunder, Angeline Euwema, Conrad Ottenholjf., Harry Ooms, Richard Tiemersma, and Lois Tanis. TYWENTY-NINE mv v-- - LIGHTWEIGHT BASKETBALL Sfd1It!fIlg'xYAN Duma, Ozms, Tiivxif, LJI I'l'1N1lOFl . Sifliug-K 1-:t,i.1NcsA, DYKs'rRA, XAN Britax, Rzxnitvs. Although this year's lightweight team lacked size, it was an exceptionally speedy team. Those league games which they did lose, were lost by close scores. The squad was under the able direction of Coach Thomasma, as were last year's lightweights. Witnesses ofthe games played by the lightweight 'ltivew were often amazed by the smooth-passing of the team. They believed that framework was the secret of the success of all basketeers. CHEER LEADERS .Nlthough no photograph of our vivacious Cheer- leaders is here printed, they are entitled to our heartiest congratulations. The gay triangle com- posed of glean Riddering, Aletha Vanden Bosch, and Ralph Prime, have done more than their share in supporting our teams and spurring them on to victory. COACH EVIIOMASMA T H I K 'I X if 5.-1' -1- rw. .4.f,.1o.,,giaff--t,1f.- F, Stmzdin fhlvnotfv Dt:Yo11No.R1:1N1115ns CI.Ol,ISING. . 1 g , 1 , S1flzf1gfll1'1zr:No.x, I'o1.c:121zs, hVIFllIYl'A HEAVYWEIGHT BASKETBALL LILAC Lfli RESULTS C.C.H.S. 8 N. Park I2 C.C.H.S. 23 Luther 39 C.C.H.S. 35 Pullman 33 C.C.H.S. 32 Wheaton ll C.C.H.S. I2 N. Park 25 C.C.H.S. ZI Luther 46 C.C.H.S. 21 Cent. Y. 32 C.C.H.S. zo Cent. Y. 21 C.C.H.S. S3 Wlieatoii I7 This year our heavyweight basketball team started the season out with a bang, winning with good scores the first five games they played. Throughout the season the team showed spirits of real ability. However, the only-too-well known enemy of all basketball teams, over conjidznre, crept in among our players and became a little too influential for the welfare of the team. Although the team did not make out quite so well in league competition as did last year7s team, the spectators of all games witnessed some clever team work which was always accompanied by good spirit. Besides winning their first five games of the season, the team made an excellent showing against Parker and won two out of three games played with the Chicago Christian College. Upon taking up the work of representing our school in the athletic Held, this year's heavyweights found themselves under the able coaching of Charles Tho- masma. This was Coach Thomasma's first year with the heavyweights. His experience will undoubtedly manifest itself next year. THlR'1Y ONE SflliltflillylffljliBOICR, Nlicvick, llliNIlRlKS1i, SANDS'l'1ilJ'I', illANIS, Silliug-lxoo1-MAN, IJLQKKIQR, D1cYRtlgs. ANNUAL STAFF llAROI.IJ llickkiak . . , , . . l1ll!Zif0V-ill-Ifllligff Dxxwnat SANDSTICIIT . l'lmn,Agruplzy l:'t!z'mr Lois 'llwrs , . Jrfiwily Editor 'I'141-:Niki llisvkiris ljfemry lfditor .XNNIS lioomvmx , llumnr lfdimr joim ll1iNlJRlKSI'I 1f11J'fII!,i',t' .llarzagfr l'l1:N11IH'l 1'15 ljlilgiilill f:1i7'f'M!1lfilHI .lI!I71!lgt'F Alilil. XIICYER . . . . ,ldvfrlixizzg .llafmgfr Heartiest greetings to each and every one of you from the Annual Staff of I934l We have finished our work on this volume of the 'Wiiolet and Maize and do in all sincerity hope that this completed task brings you as much happiness as it has brought us. Although our annual is already published and in the hands of many friends, we, the staff members, find ourselves facing one more small task. And that task brings us the pleasure of expressing our appreciation to those who have so kindly put forth their efforts to help make this Hviolet and hlaizei' a success. Vve wish to extend our hearty thanks to the faculty who have inspired us and given us their whole-hearted support in the publication of this annual, to the patrons and advertisers who have aided us particularly in a financial manner, to Frank Beezhold as artist, and. with a certain special Warmness to lXlr.A. Lanning, Who has so generously and patiently Worked with us and helped us through our difiiculties. Wie have reached the end of the road, the culmination of our hopes, the ful- fillment of our aspirations and it is with mingled feelings of hope and fear that We present this book to you. TH IC STA FF FEATURES A PROSPECTIVE FACULTY f3R.XCE TUENE . l.a11gh-oiogy HENRIETTIC IDEBOER IVII-ology HENRY FOLGERS . Tardy-ology ALICE VVIERENGA Stzady-ology' ERNEST XYIERENGA Ball-ology I,OIs FFANIS . . Skip-ology CATHERINE Bos . Sam-ology CLIFFORD SUVA Girl-ology JOHN HENDRIKSE Annual-ology HEI.EN KI.UNIJER , . Talk-ology COMPLIMENTS OF DE BOER BROS. 2847 W. HARRISON STREET CHICAGO, ILLINOIS lance Banu 9 JSTRATTON THE THATIS BETTK' THEY L EA ARE TOUR THE SCHOOL HERE YOU MASTER THE INTRICACIE5 STENOTYPY I5 SOMETHING NEW I50 WORDS PERMIN- 'THIS LIKE A LIVE SCHOOL BRUCEU HERE IS OUR TYPE WRITING CLASS WHERE HIGH SPEED IS ATTAINED NROLL I BETTY ING AND BUSINESS UTE IS THE SPEED OF THIS TOUCH SYSTEM OF NG DICTA jf GOOD T0 TRAINED US' AN PLACED TI OM A PREFERRED ARE ON X mt the schoul for n pn'-rwnzll Hip of in- spccuon. Hcre the pick of the youth of thc mlclcilv Wusx are training for IQ-zxclwslmip in A T GOOD D WAY T0 lnmrn-ws. Sxxtcun przmclxczxl uulrscs includ- ing Iiusluuss .Mhnlnlalrzllnm und lixvrlllxvc P ll SUCCESS Sm-rn-lz1x'1:xI, L'unvcniQ-ul roupwn hulmv brings IHIICIXIIXI you czltzuluyule. W Y 'XX if mp :mm .4 ,fa H nu- n',.rn,-, I l 7 if 'f'1Yf !2?5S5:f'1'f ' lassuuu.sla.-l.ag1...-xv.-..1 1.a.-ago. n.....l. 1:73 AJ! Telephone COMPLIMENTS Wabash 1106 OF ANDREW J. DE BOER J' OLTHOF GENERAL INSURANCE 175 Jackson Blvd. l Telephone: Stewart 5972 DR. J. RIETDYK DENTIST 7043 S. Halsted Street Phone: Cicero 1300 GRAND FURNITURE COMPANY COMPLETE LINE OF FURNITURE FRIGIDAIRE AND GRUNOW ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS Props.: lioslc C'l'f'uNlx -Ilflltlil' .I1'sT1N .luslcvn I . Klmnl 6018 W. 22nd Street Cicero, Illinois Telephone Canal 5007 CONRAD OTTENHOFF EXCAVATING CONTRACTOR TED'S STORE CANDY BORDEN'S ICE CREAM SCHOOL SUPPLIES CIGARS 7103 DQ So. Racine Ave. I,l'4llJS.i lS14:m'11A NOIt'I'HlUlI' Vlwlllifllllllild Slum CONTEMPLATIONS ON YOUNGER BROTHERS Of all unnecessary and annoying animals, younger lzrotliers are alzcut tlie wcrstg at least Balm thot so. She had just had three girl friends over f01' dinner and the two young brothers, Jack and Tommy, had amused or, rather to more fitly describe it, abused the guests to the limit. Babs was just sixteen and a very pretty and engaging little Miss she was too. She had been so anxious to have the dinner, altho a very informal one, go off well. Peggy and Ann were old friends but this new girl, Joyce, what must she think of herl How humiliating! Disgracefull The only instance in which fate had been unkind to Babs was in the addition of those two perfectly horrid rascals, the aforesaid brothers. However, just this addition was enough to wreck everything. In fact, long ago liabs had recognized their vices and had dubbed them the wrecking crewll. To begin with, hadn't she tried to train and restrain them for the past week in a vain endeavor to have them act on the day as if they belonged some where in civilization? Therein lay the explanation. The restraint of the past seven days had nierely worked them up to such a pitch that an explosion was bound to come. An hour before the guests had arrived the imps had been sent up stairs to wash and dress. Well, when they did come down, there was Jack who had very noticeably slighted his eyes so that it looked as if he were wearing dark sun glasses, and Tommy who had bestowed the same treatment on his ears so that they gave the appearance of two black fiags sticking out. Then their hair-it was just too terrible! Both had plastered their curly pates down to their heads with an abundance of water which would have been more appropriately used on their eyes, ears and hands. Then on the side of their heads the thing that was evidently meant to he a part'l bore a marked resemblance to the meandering of a brook. Babs thought that even a snake would strain the Hexibility of its lzack trying to follow such a part . Moreover, they had not conze down quietly as Babs had coached them but like a pistol shot Babs and her friends had heard the word, HCOl , and the next instant the two terrors were racing down the open stairway like mad. Half way down Tommy hooked his legs and the next instant he was catapulted into the air and had landed in a disgraceful and sorry heap at the very feet of Joyce! Not a bit hurt or humiliated by his hasty entrance he sprang up and gave immaculate Peggy a regular bear hug , Babs' ready reproof beginning with, Tommy4 was suddenly cut sho1't by a loud war whoop from Jack, which was his own clever way of announc- ing his entry. Babs gave one feeble helpless call, 'tMother . After mother had duly quieted the Indians and marched them to the kitchen Babs noticed bitterly that her friends considered them quite entertaining judging by their laughter. Babs observed their reactions with strange misgivings for those hkidsl' didn't need an appreciative audience for an incentive. They went so disastrously far without any incentive whatsoever. The word dinner sounded like a death knell to Balgs. She managed to catch their eyes before they sat down and signaled to them to behave. They both winked back at her and grinned evilly. Babs instantly knew what their behavior would lze likeftlleir very best or rather the very worst. Oh, why go on . . .llll Jack jammed his fist into the peak of fluffy mashed potatoes the first thing, entirely by mistake of course, next he spilt his salad over the edge of his plate on the table cloth, and finally, after he had eaten hosts of pickles and olives and had gulped his dessert, he crowned his feast fflontinued on page 38.D THI liTY'BEVEN CONTEMPLATIONS ON YOUNGER BROTHERS fContinued from page 37.1 by making that loathsorne noise with his tongue trying to get some meat out of a hollow tooth- Tommy was not outdone by Jack for he went through all kinds of amazing and unnecessary gymnastic exercises in conveying the food from the plate to his mouth. He kicked Joyce under the table when he had really aimed at Peggy. His hands, which every now and then took the place of his eating utensils, were to put it mildly a dark gray up to the wrists where they became a. decided black. In vain did Babs signal, It was like trying to stem the tide of the River Euphrates. As soon as dinner was over Babs secretly handed each brother a stick of gum. This was supposed to be a prearranged bribe for good behavior. Although she knew they hadn't earned it she gave it to them in the hopes that it might guarantee her against fresh outbursts the rest of the evening. No sooner had she given the 'fspoilsn than Jack marched up to Joyce and tri' umphantly said, 'lLook what we got from Babs for fbein' have! This was the last straw. Furious, Babs suggested a walk to the park. As she climbed the steps that night, she reflected that trying to do anything nicely was hopeless when you had to contend with two savages like Jack and Tommy. She sighed deeply and felt very much like a Marathon something or other, who had earned a gold medal for endur.. ance but had failed to receive it. WIERENGA AND OT TENHOF F REALTORS 1837 ROOSEVELT ROAD 7110 S. HALSTED STREET CHICAGO 6018 W. ROOSEVELT ROAD OAK PARK THIRTX EIGHT HARRY BANDSTRA GROCERY AND MARKET 10624 Wentworth Avenue Telephone Commodore 1060 COMPIZEWENTS m O S e r' BUSINESS COLLEGE 'S' The Business Col-lege T H O M A S warn me univermy M U L D E R Atmosphere. Only Four Year High School Graduates Enrolled Bulletin Free on Requesi NO soucnrons emnoveo 116 South Michigan Avenue Chicago Randolph 4347 MONARCH LAUNDRY CO. CHICAGO'S FINEST LAUNDRY Ask A Monarch Customer Telephone : Pullman 0700 CLASS WILL OF 1934 The class of 1934, Chicago Christian High School, City of Chicago, State of Illinois, County of Cook, being about to bid adieu to our happy life Within its portals, do hereby make, publish and declare this, our last will and testament. ITILKI 1 Tothe Freshmen: A little more re- serve. To the Sophomores: Our congratula- tions for having survived their Freshman year. To the Juniors: Our best wishes for the coming year. ITIQM 2 To hir. Swets: Roller skates to patrol the halls. To Doc. Wiezemanz The title of Proud Papa . To Mr. Hofstra: A marriage license. To hlr. Lanning: Many thanks from the Annual Staff. To Miss Cooper: More nonchalance toward Work. To Nlr. Van Beek: A rubber stamp with his name on it. To Aff. hlouw: The ability to solve every domestic problem scientifi- cally. Tohlr. Brouwer: A volume of French nursery rhymes. To Klr. Bouma: A megaphone so that even deaf ears will hear the explana- tion of theorems. irifxi 3 To Rose Dekker: Corky Afman forever and ever. To Katherine Zandstra: Ruth Kistler's sweetness. reserve and modesty. To George lieukemaz Homer Kuiperis red polka dot tie. To jacoba Hartkorn: Trene's perfect Bible attendance record of four years. To Helen Klunder: Lois Tanis' red locks and green eyes. To Anyone: Gertrude Bosma's Am. History marks. To Sophrides Hoffman: Alice W'ierenga's worries and successes. To Theresa Brower: Richard Zwartfs grin which goes all the way around and buttons in the back. PDR X To Betty Persenaire: Bertha De l.eeuw's serious fuitlook on life. To The lfreslimen lflappersuz Nina DeYries' marks and efhciency. To Donald Yan Beelaz A little girl friend. To Grace Toren: Same of Ann Knop- man's excess pep. To blarine Althuis: Something she hasn't got. To Corky Groot: Success with Phil Oisrmplier. To Clarence De Vries: Henry Folgers' stature. To Eleanor Wvezeman: Harold Dek- lcer's curly hair. To Alyce Prince: A real romance. Signed and attffted. TRENE DE XYRIES, Notary Public. DEKKER AND DEKKER GROCERY AND MARKET A SUPICR SICRYIVIC STORE l r1ATUn1NG liIt'HICIiIl'IU QUALITY FOODS Tm: lglCST O1sTAINABL14: To insure better schools, churches, and other public necessities, trade with your community store. Telephone: Commodore 2340 73 Corner 107th and State Streets GLASS OLTHOFF BROS. ' OF ALL KINDS DRESSER TOPS YOUR GROCERSH AUTO GLASS WINDOWS ART GLASS 340 West 113th Street NORMAL GLASS Telephone: Commodore 0200 7530 SQ, Halgted Street Your Neighborhood Glass Co. COMPLIMENTS OF M A T Z E N E 0 OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS OF THE 1934 YIOLET AND MAIZE Telephone: Nonnal 5363 COMPLIMENTS OF WILLIAM Bos l SHEET METAL WORKS MEYER AND GRYPSTRA GUTTERS SKYLIGHTS FURNACES 6840 South Racine Avenue Telephones: Cicero 727-Lawn. 4728 SLAGER AUTO PARTS AND SERVICE Automotive Machine Shop Service Auto Accessories Replacement Parts 4646 W. 22nd St. Cicero, Illinois Telephone: Stewart 2691 DE VRIES EXPRESS AND VAN COMPANY STORAGE Local and Long Distance Moving Packing Shipping 7634-38 S. Halsted St. Hei, would be the most popular boy in school if he had .I ohm Hendri kse eyes. A be Meyerls personality. Peter Persenaire's blush. Harold Dekker's hair. Dick Zwart's line. Danny Saudstedfs pep. Dick Clousing's teeth. Rich Reinders' class. She would be the most popular girl in school if she had: Hank De Boer's personality. Ruth Beezhold's eyes. Grace TUCIlCiS dimples. Lois Tanis's pep. Bertha De Leeuw's hair. Ruth Hinemanis class. Gert Bosma's teeth. Ruth Kistler's sweet ways. COMPLIMENTS OF RUTH HINEMAN ENGLEWOOD KNITTING MILLS 6643 S. Halsted Street Manufacturers of Genuine Athletic Sweaters Since 1812 SCHOOLS AND CLUBS OUR SPECIALTY Telephone: Wentworth 5920 ll SOUND managerial policies and long, successful experience have provided us with sufficient equipment, adequate personnel, and ample resources to render dependable service as artists and makers of fine printing plates. That you will be secure from chance, is our first promise. JAHN 8: OLLIER ENGRAVING CO. 811 West Washington Blvd., - Chicago, Illinois IOICIW l-O ln the foreground - Ft. Dearborn referected in Grant Park on Chicago's lake front. Illustration by Jahn E-r Ollier Arr Studios. VR l X 1 l X POETRY C?D Professor james Baar Choir director is heg And the reason our voices So sweetly agree. hliss Nelly Bosma A newcomer is she, Vlho takes delight in pouring forth The myst'ries of bugolcvgy. Professor Louis Houma Very conscientious is he, In getting the students to remember That-7 X IO -3. Professor Paul Brouwer Instructor in the English language Wvill not permit the students To use any slanguage. hfliss Anne Cooper Our heroine from France, Can always be heard expounding f'Attention, l,a classef' Xliss Gertrude Harmeling So bright, lively and gay Proves that a smile for everyone Is truly the thing that does pay. Professor Oscar Hofstra So smiling and shy, Ah mel how he blushesl I just wonder why, fContinued on next pagej F 0 R T Y - F I Y E Professor Arthur Lanning A quiet and reserved young man, Wiho teaches the essentials of book- keeping ln the best way that he can Professor G. H. Nlouw Our efficient chemistry Pro. Calmly tells us that what We drink ls nothing but HZO. Professor Henry Swets Our great History shark, To him this great subject ls but a lark. Professor C. Van Beek VVhat does he like to do best? Take a match and his darling pipe Down to the cellar-to rest. Dr. F. Wiezeman Our bachelor principal Come, let's find him a bride Small, shy and Whimsical. RUTH BEEZHOLD ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR MRS. VOOGTS CHOCOLATES R SIX Telephone: Stewart 0859 1001 W. 71st Street Telephone: Pullman 5335 ROSEWAY BETTINS PHARMACY SERVICE STATION DRUGS AND SUNDRIES Prescriptions Carefully Compounded We Deliver J. A. BETTINS, R.Ph. STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS 10524 Wentworth Avenue COMPLIMENTS OF H. O. BOSMA GENERAL DRY GOODS 6221 ROOSEVELT ROAD BERVVYN, ILLINOIS ALL COMMERCIAL SUBJECTS TAUGHT DAY AND NIGHT CLASSES Inquire about Our Special Summer Term Catalogue Free Upon Request FREE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE FOR GRADUATES M11- METROPOLITAN BUSINESS COLLEGE Loop: 37 S. Wabash Ave. Roseland: 11024 S. Michigan Ave. Englewood: 300 W. 63rd Street T. H. MULLER 8: SONS WHOLESALE AMD RETAIL MEATS Stewart 0636 7052 S. Halsted Street Quality Highest Prices Lowest COMPLIMENTS OF HENIZY P. OTTIQNHOFF HENRX' A. SWETS ISAAC MUGG WE WONDER VVhy Grace Teune always blushes when John H. is mentioned. Wihy George De hlong is seen on the second floor after school. VVho of the faculty is a Golf fiend. VVhy Casey eats his lunch in the boiler room. Wihy Anne Koopman looks so sleepy on Nlonday mornings. VVhy Lois has been so gloomy since February. YVl1y Dick Zwart always wants to ride in Gert's car on the Chemistry trips W'hy Hcrm Klulder always forgets to return his report card. OUR DICTIONARY Banana Peelfliood article that brings the weight down. Diplomat-Man who remembers a womanis birthday, but not her age. Etc.+Sign used to make others believe you know more than you do. lX'Ian-The only animal that can be skinned more than once. Tale-The biggest part of a fish. 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Roosevelt Road DODGE AND PLYMOUTH PASSENGER CARS VAN HATTEM MOTOR SALES 10940 Michigan Avenue Roseland Telephone :Pullman 7947 COMPLIMENTS OF C. KOSTELYK IC 231 W. 108th Street Roseland E This is station FUN Putting on the airl' A program that's intended To banish every care. lNIan is like a Worm. He comes along, Wriggles around for a While, and finally some chicken gets him. Pete CSmilesD: Wlihere was a dog in the hall yesterday. Louis Bos: That's nothing, Iive had a pony in my locker the Whole semester. Swets: Vlvhat do you know about David's magnanimity? John Olthof: It's a jawbreaker. A teacher was giving his class a lecture on Charity. If I saw a boy beating a donkey and stopped him from doing so, what virtue would I be showing P Brotherly love.', Miss Bosma, While walking down the hall was suddenly confronted by a barrier she could not cross. Upon asking what the mess was, Delia Terwiel replied, 'Tm only cleaning my lockerf' What would you be, Ina, if you Weren't Irish FU 'LI'd be ashamedfi Bob Radius: What happens to the Hall Guards at the end of the semester?,' Schwab: Nobody cares what happens to them, just so it happens. lN'Ir. lXlouW: VVhat is HNO3 ?'7 Anton Bolt: Oh-er-er-oh, it's on the tip of my tongue. Mr. Mouw: Well, spit it out! Itis nitric acidf, Ruth Van Dellen: Give me some of that prepared Monoaceticocidestes Cetcj of Salicylic Acidf' Pete Fennema: Aspirin P Ruth: Yes, my memory's so poor. FIFTY-TWO irl Betty Persenaire: I,ve always wondered why' poets of the moon as silver Virginia Dekker: I guess it,s because itis in quarters and halves. Nlr. Hofstra: What is Woolf' VVally Huizenga: I don't knovvf' Xlr. Hofstra: VVell, what's your shirt made off? 1Val1y: My father's trousersf' Rich Reinders Cin libraryj: Gimme Paradise Lost by Shakespeare. Librarian: That's out, but We have Paradise Found by Ivanhoe. Jean R.: VVhat a finely chiseled mouth you have. It ought to be on some 's face. Harry H.: I never miss an opportunity. hir. Swetsz VVhat goes with the Nlolasses Act?,' Henry Folgers: Pancakes Nlr. hlouwz Name the rare gases. Zwart: Mlfon, leon, exon, and cretonne. Swetsz VVill ou lease removethatim edimentfrom vours eech?,' Y P P . P Richard: VVhatimpediment?', Swets: Your gum. FUN now Hsigningv off, Hopes that every fan Feels just a bit more cheerful Than he did when he began. Telephone: Triangle 6698 HENRY SPEELMAN PASTEURIZED DAIRY PRODUCTS 7343 S. Morgan Street Chicago Office Tel.: Commodore 4151 Res. Tel: Pullman 5811 DR. J. S. BOERSMA DENTIST HOURS Daily 9-12 1:30-5 7-8:30 Weds. 9-12 Sat. 9-12 1:30-5 10657 S. Wentworth Avenue F IFTH THREE TOREN BROS., INC. WM. A. CHAPMAN 8a CO. REAL ESTATE T I R E S 11037 S. Michigan Avenue Telephone: Yards 6128 Chicago BIERMA AND JONKMAN GROCERY AND MARKET Telephones Pullman 0200 - Pulhnan 0201 10935 Wentworth Avenue 7030 S. Halsted Street 10809 S. Wentworth Avenue Triangle 0596 Pullman 3535 DE YOUNG FUNERAL HOMES COMPLETE AMBULANCE SERVICE Service With the Golden Rule I .. .I 1 ' i ' DIAMOND Service Station CLOSED ALL DAY SUNDAYS GOODYEAR Tires and Tubes PHILCO Batteries Accessories Sinclair Products 106th Place and Wentworth Ave. N.E. Corner Pullman 7419 J. c. BOVENKERK, INC. CLOTHIER Telephone: Pullman 0301 44 East 111th Street Roseland Chicago THINGS WE CAN DO WITHGUT The mission band on the Lansing Bus singing Ad-0-line. D's for Chapel absences. Uneicused absences for failure in returning report cards. Crabby Teachers. Master Groot's advice in the Chemistry Lab. Kiiss Cooperis detective services during the sixth period. WHAT A DIFFERENCE A COMMA CAN MAKE A Christian High frosh said this to me: I fell in a snowdrift in Junef' said he I Went to a ball game, out in the sea I saw a jellyfish lioat, up in the tree I found some gum, in a cup of tea I stirred my milk, with a big brass key I opened my door, on my bended knee I beg your pardon for this, said he But 'tis true when told as it ought to be 'Tis a puzzle in punctuation you see. FIFTY FIVF 50,51 Lxicwlzk AUTOGRAPHS Tf - 'E 1- -,,.:,- -- -in A, LL--.'..1 -- ' -Us M :Z 'Q'- 'fTEg'3?gffQ'Ef7-i-'-3 in T IH H- Q -:E -L :fi-,i 'l,'1',,,,- i'i' 5 Hr-'E:'.:' 'J1E'1uT'! HI- ai A W,-'Il-:gi 'W 3. !-tri: LF!! E! I 1- '1 - -IF-' H .-I IJ .I - Li, ,1 I W L t'l1, niH-I .r I It 11-'Q-ff , . ,J--4 ml- -,-I -K F-'4 'I I-il I ,. , dr -I- .. ,5 ff - ww- 1-If . -1-gq-.,,,..-.f- , - ,un ' I - , JE' ,H I I: -I-,'L' 5 , f 1 , -- L 'I-L' ' J ,I .-wr, :Z :, 'E L I J,-Y-Y X ,I-ffd I..hJI'-'D-rl,-'H',:,:, eil! 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