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

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'A -i Q9ur jfatultp Good morning! VVe're awfully glad you've come to visit our school. Come right this way. Yes, you're right, that's our busy principal. Besides seeing that the school is run properly and smoothing out all of the difficulties that arise, Dr. Wezeman teaches a class in Commercial Law. Isn't he distinguished-looking? Take a peek into this room! Oh no, it's never noisy in Mr. Van Beek's classes! If you could hear his lectures on literature, you'd probably understand why. Besides being a tip-top English teacher and a general help to the school, he acts as the sponsor of the senior class and faculty advisor of the Violet and Maize Staff. Do you see that tall, dark-haired man standing over there? Well, that's Mr. Homkes, our new shop and algebra teacher. He's already made quite a hit with the students. The tall, red-haired man he's talking to is another of the new teachers, Mr. Boersma. Although he teaches science and English, it seems as though his main hobby is music and we enjoy hearing him sing in chapel. Now this is the bookkeeping class, and the business-like teacher is Mr. Lanning. Oh yes, Mr. Lanning also teaches business science and commercial geography. He has been teaching in our school longer than any present teacher, so you see he has a right to look important. But no one appreciates Mr. Lanning quite as much as the Violet and Maize Staff, because they, and they only, know what a hard and willing worker he is. You know, he spends just hours and hours of his valuable time helping and directing the staff in their work. The staff is very grateful to him, and they consider him tops as a faculty advisor. Oh, no, that isn't a radio, that's our C. C. H. S. orchestra. Come in and see Mr. Loar, our able director. . . . There, now isn't he handsome? And they certainly raise them tall in West Virginia! Right down the hall are our two laboratories-and here, the two science teachers. The tall, alert-looking man who has a mustache is Mr. De Vries. He's our physics and mathematics teacher. The other, Mr. Hofstra, teaches biology and Zoology-and he really knows his stuff! Then, too, we always enjoy his sense of humor. Both Mr. De Vries and Mr. Hofstra drive the Cicero buses. Say, we mustn't forget our foreign language department. Come over here and take a look at Mr. H. Wezeman, who takes care of the German and Latin classes. just listen to him read down that page! Yes, he's rather modest. Oh, and here's another important figure in our school-Mr. Veenstra. Although he's comparatively new, he certainly has made a great many friends. CContinued on page 683

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