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

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VIOLET AND MAIZE MENTAL MEANDERINGS OF A FRESHMAN Time surely does go fast- IVe,ve turned into an amiable bunch, A year of high school has already passed I guess, what I liked best was lunch. OF A SOPHOMORE I think we have a right to feel superior, This year's freshies certainly were bad! They ought to feel inferior- Our little pranks made them so mad. or A JUNIOR Ho hum, seniors next year, just watch our steam! lVly little girl friend? Oh, dear! If she7d only look at me, I'd beam. OF A SENIOR Well, we Won't be seniors any more, Wonder if they'll miss us very much. Guess, if they don't, We'll be pretty sore VVe Weren't so bad, as such. OF THE FACULTY Another year of labor now is o'er, It cannot all have been in vain. just a little added to their intellectual store Gives courage to carry on With might and main l 2 8

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Y N S-3 Q 'If p 1 I , xx? , , Xi 1 X VIOLET AND MAIZE First Ruiz'-R. KOOL T. DEYOUNG, C. TOREN, FI. VAN HEYNINGEN. J. STOIT, M. ROLLENE, I. SLAGTER. H. DE VR1Es. Second Rau--S. SCHOON. A. CLOUSING, C. xv.-XNDER LAAN, G. HOEKSTRA, G. HOEKSEBIA, J. STOB, M. HOEKSTRA, J. BANFIELD. Thirrl Ron'-H. THORBiALEN, N. RUDENGA, P, BIATTSON, G. Bos, H. KINGBIA, E. JOHNSON, E. VAN YOSSEN, IEVELYN XFOUNQSMA, P. HOFFMAN, D. SPYKSMA. Fourth Row-N. KOOPER, E. SCHURMAN, E. BLOEM, M. SLUIS, G. IVVEMA, E. ZEILSTRA, L. STOB, N. KOELIKAMP, A. DE YRIES, W. FRIELING. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS CHESTER ZEILSTRA . . Prffident CELIA OLTHOFF Vice-President GEORGE HOEKSTR.-X . Secretary HENRIETTA Bos . . Treaxurer As Juniors-prospective Seniors, we've come to the realization that we will be envied and despised by all under class men because of our duties to uphold the customs of senior classes. Having already spent three happy years in our school, during Which time we have gradually acquired an appreciation of the imperative nature of senior projects, We look With apprehension to the time When they will be our respon- sibility. In spite of the Worries which will attend our accession to the senior realm, We shall enjoy the privileges and honors which it brings. Following senior traditions We shall ignore those below our elevated position, but We shall experience deep disappointment and insult if our absence does not create a slight furor. Despite all we have said and thought of our present seniors, we shall miss them more than we can find words to express, and We Wish them all the success that can be obtained in future undertakings. 30