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

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liwf XX ,I .ff 5 X .,f11ilii,-4-az. Eralluates uf 1939 C. C. H. S. has provided you with a basic Christian educa- tion upon which can be built a useful and happy future career. The educational program of each individual was planned in the light of his interests, abilities, needs, and prospects. Thus equipped we send you forth into a wider area of employment or further study. There is a hope and prayer in our hearts, and it is this: that you may long continue to dream the dreams of youth. Unmeasured possibilities for the development of Christian character and the rendering of Christian service are before you. The pressure of the world, however, is toward cynicism and selfishness. But always and everywhere, now and in the far away future, keep alive the glow of Christlike- ness. Then your life will be full of the joy, zest, and power that makes life worth living. F. H. VVEZEMAN

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