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

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0 MR. H. A. SWETS History University of Chicago Our diplomat may run Congress some day. 0 MR. G. H. MOUW Science Harverford College. His interest in school activities never wanes. 0 MISS A. COOPER Foreign language Calvin College The vital friend of the girls. MR. C. VAN BEEK English Calvin College The teacher who knows how to meet prob- lems calmly. MR. G. DE VRIES English and Mathematics Calvin College A twinkle of the eye is greeting. I MISS G. HARMELING Secretarial Sciences Left in February Milwaukee State Teachers' College Sweetness is as virtuous as sterness. 0 MR. M. VANDER VELDE Boys' Athletic Director and Commerce Calvin College The backbone of C.C.H.S. athletics. 0 MR. A. LANNING Commerce and Secretarial Sciences Northwestern University To know Mr. Lanning is to admire him. always a happy , ,, .7 Q. 1' , ' g ' . . ' .jf P' 14 v fs 'JN ' J -r' s , FJ K NJ .1 . I, VV- 9 JV X .V K K. v I t I. U . Q ig-'W 'tt J ,J Y ' ffl A2-4,1 .. if v , 5 ' 1 .Lf ,J N-I .Y We tv? ' P.- Xi X DD ,fd VJ

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DOCTOR FREDERIC HENRY Personally and on behalf of our board, teachers, and students, I con- gratulate you upon your graduation this Iune, l936. We Were privileged to have your joyous companionship, your devoted cooperation and enthusiastic leadership in school activities. We shall always cherish the memory of your presence with us. You in turn have been inestimably enriched in mind and spirit by your associations with us. Graduation from our school means that you have been receiving for some years the benefits of a fine type of instruction, that you have been surrounded by Wholesome influences. Consequently, with such a rich heri- tage entrusted to you we expect much from you in the coming years. Be faithful to the teachings and traditions of your alma mater. Our prayers, our best wishes, our high expectations ac- company you. WEZEMAN

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s ' 0, ' if-' ttf' t' J. 1' ,J A Q N 1 Wi.. , isa-I with D- it . Q. J ' 4 A f K . , . xjp . C '56 A l. V xf v A Cf Q I f- ,gf 'PI 'A 0 MR. I. BAAR Music Busch Conservatory He lives in realms of melodious strains. U MRS. D. LIGHTENBERG Art Drake University lust watch her light up when you tall: about art! 0 MISS N. BOSMA Biology Left in February University of Michigan Though she passed from our doors, her spirit still lingers with us. 0 MR. O. HOFSTRA Biology Wheaton College An ardent naturalist. I MR. H. WEZEMAN Bible and Civics University of Michigan A stranger hereibut a welcome one! 0 MRS. BETTY VANDER VELDE Girls' Athletic Director Calvin College The pal of the girls' basketball team. ' MR. C. RADIUS Mathematics University of Chicago Efficiency is his goal. 0 MR. L. BENSEMA Mathematics University of Chicago Quiet and unassuming his day is filled with duty. . IV!! , ,' ivriwlvf' fy' . . ' r 15 4 - s law 1 1 ' 1 1' 1 4 X