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

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4 X ,Hi 8,4 U fl fi Qi YT .J 1 N Q .I .1 M J .ff JJ dl fu!! .. - .. - ,.. ' .-4 - I -i 41' f. 4 I nl .t I. . iff: - I 9 . ,il - Q 1 1 Q- -J v ..,,. t s e 1 . l 26 - ' x' I t 4' 1 Q s J' 1 . I -1 ,. Annette Vander Meulen Nettie Three year comm. Nettie is of the extremely jolly type, and we all enjoy listening to her talk. Girl Reserves '32 '33 '34, Euphemia '35 '36, Basketball '34 '35, S.G.L. '35 '36. Aleda Vander Vaart Billy Did you ever hear Billy sing? You'd surely want to hear her again Girl Reserves '32 '33 '34, Euphemia '35 '36, Intramural Sports '36, A'Capella Choir '35 '36, 'Torchbearers '36, S.G.L. '35 '36, lack V Woude Firs, oral principles, secondly, qentlemanly c d 7 'rdly, executive ability-these char- oieriz ask. n in Iunior year. A'Capella Choir '35 'B n and About Chorus '36, Annual bus. mqr. '8, Senex '35, treas. '36, Mirror bus. mqr. '35 '36, Heavyweights mgr, '35 '36, Debating '34 35, Class Pres. '35 '36, Hall Guard '35 '36, Elimination oratorical contest '35, Student Coun- cil Treas. '35, Pres. '36, S.G.L. '35 '36, Chapel committee '34 '35, Intramural Sports '35 '36, MC Senior play '36. Icmet Vander Zee Ia net Three year comm. We know Ianet to be scout. Girl Reserves '32 '33 S.G.L. '35 '36. a fine pal and a good '34, Euphemia '34 '35 '36, Winnifred Van Kuiken Winnie We know her by he ired's always ready to Girl Reserves '32 '33 In and About Chorus r pleasant smile. Winni- chat awhile. '34, Euphemia '34 '35 '36, '34 '36, A'Capella Choir '33 '34 '35 '36, Acacia '35 '36, S.G.L. '35 '36. Theresa Van Vossen Theres Three year comm. Always is Theresa a source of mirth to her school mates. Girl Reserves '32 '33 '34, Euphemia '34 '35 '36, S.G.L. '35 '36. Theresa Venhuizen Therse Four year comm. Theresa is modest, although with her amiable personality and ability sons to be otherwise. she has legitimate rea- Girl Reserves '32 '33 '34, Euphemia '34 '35 '36, Annual staff typist '36, Dramatics '32 '33, S.G.L. '36, A'Capella Choir '33 '34 '35 '36, Ass't spons. Hobbi Hobbs '36. Katherine Wierenga Bobby Three year comm. A live-wire girl who ering. Girl Reserves '32 '33 is the fun at every gath- '34, Euphemia '35 '36, lass ofiic. treas. '33 '34, Basketball '34 '35 '36, S.G.L. '35 '36, Intramural Sports '35 '36. Lambert Wierenga Bert What'er he does, it's done with so much ease, we know it's natural for Lambert to please. A'Capella Choir '35 '36, Annual adv. mgr. '36, Orchestra '32 '33 '34 '35, Student Council '35, Vice Pres. '36, S.G.L. '35 '36, Intramural Sports '35 '36, Dorothy Zylstra Dot Four year comm. To Dorothy it's the thing you do and the smiles you wear that makes sunshine every- where. Girl Reserves '32 '33 '34, Euphemia '34 '35 '36, S.G.L. '35 '36, Intramural Sports '35 '36, Maynard Zwart Meno Three year comm. One of the most peppy, fun-loving lads that ever roamed C.C.H.S. halls.

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Ruth Ridderinq Ruth Three year comm. Vim, Viqor, and Vitality-Ruth is the embodi' ment of these three V's. Girl Reserves '32 '33 '34, Euphemia '35 '36, Iohnny Grows Up '35, Class offic. '34, Sorores '34 '35 '36, Intramural Sports '35 '36. Gertrude Roeters Genie Three year comm. A fun-loving link in her chain of friends. Girl Reserves '32 '33 '34, Euphemia '35 '36, S.G.L. '35 '36. Richard Rosendale Rosie A jolly and friendly boy is Rich.fand basket- ball is his greatest joy. A'Capella Choir '35 '36, Heavyweights '35 '36, Intramural Sports '35 '36. Everdean Schurman Ev To this diligent student, studies serve as a de- light, as satisfaction, and ability. Girl Reserves '32 '33 '34, Euphemia '34 '35 '36, Johnny Grows Up '35, Torchbearers '35 '36, Basketball '34 '35 '36, S.G.L. '35 '36, Intramural Sports '35 '36. Martha Slager Mart To her, faithfulness and sincerity are two of the highest things. Girl Reserves '32 '33 '34, Euphemia '34 '35 '36, A'Capella Choir '36, Torchbearers '35 '36, Bas- ketball '34 '35 '35, S.G.L. '35 '36, Intramural Sports '35 '36. Delia Terwiel Dele For Delia's ability at impersonations, a bril- liant career for her we foresee. . Girl Reserves '32 '33 '34, Euphemia '34 '35 '36, In and About Chorus '36, Acacia '35 '36, Dramatics, '32 '33, A'Capella Choir '35 '36, S.G.L. '35 '36, Senior play '36. Gertrude Trapp Gert Gert's outstanding virtue is a congenial nature -the secret for many friends. Girl Reserves '32 '33, Pres. '34, Euphemia '34 '35 '36, A'Capella Choir '35 '36, In and About Chorus '36, Iohnny Grows Up '35, Annual Activity editor '36, Acacia '35 '36, Hall Guard '35 '36, Dramatics '32 '33, Elimination Oratorical contest '35, S.G.L. '36, Mirror Staff '35 '36, Senior play '36, Forensic '36, Donald Van Beek Beek Business-like, hUPPY, and ready for fun is Donnieeour athletic star A'Capel1a Choir '35 '36, Iohnny Grows Up '35, Senex '34 '35, Pres. '36, I-Ieavyweights '34 '35, Capt. '36, Lightweights '33 '34, Capt. '35 '36, Intramural Sports '35 '36, Senior play '36, A.A. Pres. '35 '36. Margaret Van Dellen Marg I love life and I want to live it -Marg. is one of our greatest optimists. Girl Reserves '32 '33 '34, Euphemia '34 '35 '36, A'Capel1a Choir '35 '36, Acacia '34 '35, Sec'y '36, S.G.L. '35 '36, Ruth Van Dellen Ruthie A cheery smile, ct friendly greeting, makes this girl one worth meeting. Girl Reserves '32 '33 '34, Euphemia '34 '35 '36, A'Capella Choir '35 '36, Looking Lovely '35, Acacia '34 '35 '36, S.G.L. '35 '36, Senior play '36. Ruth Vander Berg Ruth Ruth's sweet little smile has won many a friend. Girl Reserves '32 '33 '34, A'Capella Choir '33 '34, Euphemia '34 '35 '36, Acacia '35 '36.

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tj fi if SENIOR LIFE Immense has been the preparation for usp Faithful and friendly the arms that have helped us. Senior life? Yes, that's my topic, but before I describe this phase of our school career, I must take you back to the days when we were freshmen. When we senior students were enrolled in the Chicago Christian High School in September, 1932, little did we know of the fine qualities that would- shine forth from our fellow classmates. Since our first entrance to these portals to the present time, we have constantly been in close contact with each other and have come to know and appreciate the qualities and per- sonalities of every scholar. During the four years we have also found out the true character and ability of the teaching staff and principal. Their patience and faithfulness have been shown at all times and we, as seniors, appreciate the interest they have manifested toward us. We have learned to take part in the social life of the school as well as to engage in academic studies. A thorough, well-balanced course was set before us, and we realize that the lessons which have seemed difficult, will follow us through life. ' Our first three years have been one great preparation for senior duties. l know the seniors feel responsible for the various positions given them and also appreciate the fact that the teachers trust that they will fulfill these duties. There are several important undertakings which are left to the seniors. They publish the school paper and the annual. This year the seniors have been quite active. They organized the student council and also performed excel- lently in the senior play, The Man From Nowhere. Among the social events of the year was the junior and senior banquet, which proved to be a huge success. In the past year leadership and cooperation were constantly stressed. We can say in all sincerity that we are loathe to bid adieu to the faculty: for you, teachers, have moulded our minds and character and prepared us to go onward. When we go forth from these walls which we love, may we ever remember you and your part in making us successful! Some of us will seek a higher education, some will engage in business, and others will stay home, but I know that wherever we go, we will be proud to say that we are alumnae of the Chicago Christian High School. And now adieu teachers, principal, and fellow students! Ieanette I-lasper ONWARD TO SUCCESS! 27