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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1942 volume:

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Because of his understanding of the studentg Because of his help in building the characters of our studentsg And hecause of his tireless efforts in putting Chicago Christian High Schools choir on a par with the hestg Do we, the graduating class of '42, dedicate this annual to Mr. james Baar. SIX S W 1' Q 'Hu X KM L llll. XVILZEIVUXN llrivlripill LEEURK LE UTTENHOFF Clmirmim llouui or Tnusrlilis 01421. .feacfmft . . . In the past years, we, students and faculty of Chicago Christian High School, have had the privilege of working under two line, upstanding, Christian leaders, Doctor Wezeiiiziii, principal, and Mr. C. Ottenhofl, president of the hoard. They, individually and cooperatively along with the hoard, have spent many hours in the interest of our school. ----,,,- EIGHT Meez'Me0lJ'7zmw1.. Here are some of our elder faculty. They have rendered their services in our school for ten or more years. Their services have heen most appreciated in the past and We hope they will remain with us for years to COITIC. ,lAM1is BAAR Gumur DEVRIES OSCAR HUFSTRA C0RNh1.l1,'s VAN Bmax B. M. M. A. M. S. A, B. Nlusic Physics. Chemistry Zoology, Biology English NINE if , Q NEI' s 2? t SX ff' W lt ' lffff 1. I , Um Zzacullq We, at Christian High, are proud of our competent faculty. Through their guidance, example, and teach' ing, we learn, and they have done their duties as teachers well. The Christian principles are stressed throughout and character building is an important asset to our education. Their friendliness and cooperation, ability, and Willingness have done much to uphold and improve the standards at C. C. H. S. :::: -:::o-:::.:::: TEN I lu lu 'l ll 'l 'l 'I 'u l 'I e o o o ji l lr lr lr lr ln lr -.v. IIr.m1AN Br.1.L lVll:I.VlN Blaruznuls CLAmzNr1ra Bo1a1xsMA X7lRi!INlA Dliliklill ANl9l:LlNli Euwmm B. D. A. B. M. A. A. B. A. B. Bilvle English Languagex English Science l.VIN HL'1mua4:'rs1f Elwxxwxun P1aT1zRzAK FRICIBIZRICKA RAMSHY jo11N Roozxa KA'1'r1RYN Sc:11lf1uNuA B. Ed, P. E. Director of M. A. M. A. Science Dir. nj Physical Ed. Physical Education English Social Science fllIARlU'I I'li VANDER P1.o1am: Euco VAN DYKH NORMAN VIiI2NSTRA ELIQANOR WIZZIZMAN Mrzsxlmxaw B. S. M. A, A. B. B. Ed. frm picturcj lTmncst1c Science Mathematics Social Science Commercial Typing ELEVEN Gil 7 01411, fqddidllanlfi Marge Van Dellen and Meir' ion Schurman compose our off fice staff. They are faithful and always eager to help out. The annual staff especially apprecif ates the aid they have given us in working out this book. Our janitors, Mr. Brouwer and Mr. Venhuizen, are always helpful. Wlieiiever L1 difficulty arose around the school, these men were there to aid. -:-,ar-5 ,- I . f i Gauaqanau an Ham T0 P ROW' Charlotte Fcnncma ...,.,,.,, Valedzctorian Russell Maatman .,... jo Anne Neuhaus.. SECOND Nellie Rinkema ..., Melvin Eclman ...... BOTTOM George Bosscnga .....,. Doris Smith ...,,..... Gloria Gran quist ....... ......,Salut1ro1ia.n .......,Propl1et ROW ,.,,.....Hixtnrian ,......,.Presidem RCJW .....Vicc'Presidem ......,..Secretavy ., ,,,,.... Treasurer FOURTEEN TOP ROW HERMAN BEUKEMA ' HERMIIY' -arguments are his dish BERNICE BOSS NBERNN ---well poised Delphians Club, 1: Home Economics, pres. 2, Sodalis, 3, 43 Glee Club, 2: Choir, 3, 4, Senate, 2, 3: Little Womf en, prod. staff: The Road Back, prod. staffg Home Room sec'y. PETER BULTHUIS Prana ---ladies' man MARTHA DAVIDS MoTsIE --the lass with the bonny blue eyes Freshman Club: Stcllae Club, Z: Del' phians, 25 Handicraft, 3: Mcrricttcs, 4, vice pres., Glee Club, 2. l ii Q Qaathalea BOTTOM ROW XVILMA EVERS 'AWILMAQ' H-always industrious, ready to co' operate Freshman Club: Knitting Club, 2, Home Eckcrs Club, 2, Mirror staff: Annual staff: Nat'l Honor Soc., 3, 4, Senate, Z, Flash staff, 45 jr. Marshal. BEVERLY HANSON BEv -she has a kindly spirit and friendly air HARRY HOOCEVEEN HARRY f-a better man may have lived, but 1 doubt it EVELYN RADIUS Ev -'va pleasant girl Stcllae, 2g Delphians, 2: Home EC. Club, 25 scc'yg Mcrricttes, 4, pres, Hall Guard, 4g Choir, 4. ,--'--- -:-:- ..... ::, FIFTEEN 4 , AX x E , 6 '7F 'llllI vi-an ffg . YQ Q , l , Q Qtlll Ill, 4eJ1ma4qQ 'roP Row WILMA RADIUS W1LMA -under that sedate surface lies a vein of humor Delphians, 25 Home Ec. Club, 25 So' dalis, 3, 45 Hall Guard, 15 Choir, 3, 45 Little Women, prod. staff, The Road Back, prod. staff. JOE SCHRIPSMA, JOE --a gentleman, tall and handsome Freshman Club, Atlas Club, 2, 35 Poli' ticians, 3, 45 Sports Club, 45 Orch, 2, 35 Choir, 3, 4g Hall Guard, 35 Basket' ball, 25 Intramurals, 35 February Class President, 3, 4. RENA STOB llRBNEll -where duty calls she quietly follows Stellae, 15 Delphians, 2, sec'y5 Home EC. Club, 35 Handicraft, 45 Merriettes, 45 Glee Club, 25 Choir, 4. IEANETTE STOIT N1zTTs -to talk she lilqeth best Freshman Clubg Art Club, 15 Stellae, 2, treas.5 Handicraft, 25 Delphians, 3: Merriettes, 45 Glee Club, 35 Choir, 4. Borrom Row PETER TEUNE HPETEH --he's tops Freshman Clubg Biology Club, 25 Sports Club, 3, 43 Choir, 3, 45 Basket' ball, 1, 2, 3, 45 Swimming, 45 Baseball, 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramurals, 3. VIVIAN VAN BEEK . Viv -a favorite with all Delphians, 15 Home EC. Club, 2: So' dalis, 3, 45 Glee Club, 24 Choir, 3, 45 Hall Guard, 35 Senate, 3, 45 Jr. Mar' shal: Little Women prod. staff5 The Road Back prod. staff. FRANCIS ZUIDERHOFF FnANNle --enthusiastic? bow strange! SIXTEEN M416 TOP ROXX' AUIDREY ANDERSON hIXl'l1RIiYll -- friend of romance Entered 4bg Volleyball, 4. AIUNE ANDERSON H-ll'Nli hold that blush llreslunan Club: Sodalis, vice pres., 3. 4: Orch., l: Glee Club, 2: Choir, 3, 4: Hall Guard, 2, 3: Handicraft Club, 2: Senate, 3: Nat'l Honor Soc., 3, 4: Draf matics Comm., 4: Scorckeeper, 3, 4: Oratory, 3: Annual Stall: Little XVoinen, 2: ulvlother Carey's Chick' rims, 3: uwllllt a Life, 4. RUTH ARBUTHNOT Ri'Tu lqnowmg her was well worth our while llntered 4b. MURIEL BBEZHULD UMNRII-.l. - she Lllll'LlyN loolgs licr best lireslunan Club: Handicraft, Z: Cam' era. 3: Radio Speech. 3: Bowling Club, 4: Orch., 2: Glee Club, Z, 3: Choir, 4. Hall Guard, 3: Little Xhlomenn prod. stall. 4,--' BUTTOM ROXX' PAUL BERE, BliRIi - f-wait 'til you get him started Freshman Club: lvlodel Airplane, Z: Chess and Checkers, 2: Bowling Club, 3: Forum, 3, 4: Politicians, 3, 4: Hall Guard, 2: Mirror Staff: Annual Staff: Softball, 3, 4: Basketball, 3, 4. CHARLES BEZEMEK NCHARLIEN why? where? when? what? how come? Freshman Club: Radio Speech, Z. 3, pres., 2: Esquires, 4, see'y: Choir, 3, 4: Senate, 31 Nat'l Honor Soc., 3: 'iMoth- er Carey's Chickens, 3: Usher '41 grad. JOHN BOLT UJACKN v-van intellectual trend of mind Freshman Club: Politicians, 1, 2, 3, 4: Senate, 1, Z, 3: Nat'l Honor Soc., 3, 4: lntramurals, 1, 2, 3: Golf, 3: Swim- ming, 31 Basketball, l, 2, 3, 4: Base' hall. Z, 3, 4: Tennis, 2, 3, 4. MURIEL BONNEMA HSUNNYH -- she keeps an ample supply of laughs up her sleeve Freshman Club: Handicraft, 2: Sodalis. 3, 4: Glee Club, 2: Choir, 3: Hall Guard, 3: Only Sally Ann prod. stall: Jr. Marshall. SEVENTEEN 459' I X9 'Wa W 'N-1 my Q-lim' I XX Ay' ll ,. 'vi IV ,lull Q x Rm fix Y fr, Y , A M08 TOP Row GEORGE BOSSENGA Buzzif' W our choice for editor, and a good one at that Freshman Club: Chess and Checkers 2: Forum, 3. 4, pres.: Politicians 4' Nat'l Honor Soc., 3, 4: Mirror Ed.: Annual Ed.: Intramurals, 1, 2, 3, 4- Scnior Class Vice Pres. 4 GEORGE BOTTS BOTTs 4 -if he will, he will, and you can depend on it, if he wont he wont and thats the end of it Model Builders, pres., lg Camera Cluh, 3: Esquires, 4: Orch., 2, 3, 4: Choir, 4: Nat'l Honor Soc., 3, 4: Annual Stall: Miri?orNStai'l: Intramurals, 2, 3: What ai ie. NELLIE BRINK NELLIIi --quiet, yet friendly Home Economics, l, 2: Magnus Cluh, 3, 4. WILLIAM BROWN HBILLN ga swell fellow Entered la: Politicians, 2, 3, 4: Orch., 1, 2: Choir, 4: Basketball, 2, 3, 4. BOTTOM ROXV XVILBUR BURKHART Uliiirixzif' fra teaxing smile and dark brown eyes in which the light of mis' chief lies Freshman Clulw: Radio Tech., Z: Curi- era Club, 3: Forum, 3, 4: Esqoires, 4: Orch., l. 2, 33 Choir, 3, 4: Senate, l, 2: Natil Honor Soc., 3, 4: Annual Staff: Intramurals, 3: Track Team, 3: Mother Carcy's Chickens prod. stall. ETHEL CAMPBELL uETlllil.N - -always a lady Freshman Club: Biology Cluh, Z: So' dalis, 3, 4: Glec Cluh, Z: Choir, 3. 4: Nat'l Honor Soc., 3, 4: lr. Marshal. MILDRED CARLSON MlI.I,IIi -- AMillie is the friendly sort, cooperative, and all-around good sport Freshman Club: Camera Club, Z: So' dalis, 3, 4, sec'y, 4: Glee Cluh, 2: Choir, 3, 4: Nat'l Honor Soc., 3, 4: Mirror Staff: Annual Staff: Little Women prod. stall: Class Sec'y, 3: jr. Marshal: Scorelceeper, 3, 4. JAMES DE BOER UJIMN -ffcalrn, cool, and collected Freshman Cluh: Coin and Stamp Cluh, 1, 2: Forum, 3, 4: Politicians, 3, 4- Choir, 3, 4: Annual Stall: Basehall Z, 4: Indoor, 35 Intramurals, 1, 2, 3 1 EIGHTEEN TOP ROVV JAMES Dia VRIES MJIMN f -he ix our conception of the ideal American youth Politicians, 3, 4: Forum, 3, 4: Only Sally Ann prod. stalf. PEARL Die YOUNG UPIZARLN V a hearty chuckle Draniatics, l: Camera. 2: Radio Speech, 4: Glec Club, 3: Choir, 4. IIENN ETTA DOORN BOS FiiNNisTTA modesty never fails to win good llresliinan Club: Handicraft, 3: Merri' ettes, 3, Orch., 2. JOHN DYKEMA HDYKIIEN -f--he sits back and observes the world Freshman Club: Nat'l Honor Soc., 4: Mirror Staff: Mother Carey's Chick' cus prod. stall: The Road Back prod. staff: What A Life. sy.-Q ii 'W' W0 SARAH DYKHUIS HSARAIIN -applies herself quietly to the task Entered lb: Biology Club, Z: Radio Speech, 3. MELVIN EDMAN ---a hurricane has nothing on him Freshman Club: Model Builders, 23 Politicians, 3, 4: Choir, 3, 4, pres., 4: Annual Stall: Mirror Stalf, bus. mgr.: Hall Guard, 3: Track team, 3: Basket' ball Mgr., 4: Dramatics Comm., 4: Mother Carey's Chickens : 'LThc Road Back prod. staff: Senior Class President: What A Life. norrom ROW GEORGE EVENHOUSE FAC -A-now a joke, now a sermon Freshman Club: Coin and Stamp Club, 2: Forum, 3, 43 Politicians, 3, 4, pres., 4: Annual Staff: Mirror Staff: ball, 2: Intramurals, 1, 2, 3. Base- BUD FENNEIVIA -A-'and now for a nap .IBUD-Q Freshman Club: Radio Speech, 3: Poli' ticians, 3, 4: Forum, 4. CHARLOTTE FENNEMA UCHARN ffriendly, intelligent Freshman Club: Dramatics Club, 2: Radio Speech, 2, sec'y: Magnus, 4, pres.: Glee Club, 2: Senate, I, 2: Nat'l Honor Soc., 3, 4: Intramurals, 2: Ora' tory, 3, 4. GLORIA GRANQUIST UGRANNIEN --fluent of speech, able with pen Entered 4b: Annual staff: Nat'l Honor Soc., 4: Dramatics Com., 4: Sr, Class Treasurer: What a Life. ANDRENV HOEKSTRA SPO0KY -- -he's a right good man and true Freshman Club: Sports Club, 3, 4: Forum, 4: Esquires, 4: Annual Staff: Nat'l Honor Soc., 3, 4: Basketball, 2, 3, 4: Intramurals, 1, 2: The Road Back prod. stafI: What A Life. CHRISTINE HOEKSTRA CHRIS -A--there'x mischief in her twinkling eyes - Entered Bb: Sodalis, 3, 4: Hall Guard, 3: Nat'l Honor Soc., 3. NINETEEN TOP ROW LOIS HOEKSTRA uPli'I'liu --she's frank, and says what she thinks Freshman Club: Handicraft, 2: Music Club, 3: Glee Club, 2: Choir, 3, 4: Annual Stall: Nat'l Honor Soc., 3, 4: What A Life, Cast. HOWARD HOFFMAN Howln - -well dressed, good looking, a gentlemanly air, truly a pleasing person Freshman Club: Forum, 3, 4: Modcl Builders, 2, vicc'pres.: Esquires, 4: pres.: Choir, 3, 4: Annual Staff: Sen' ate, 3: Nat'l Honor Soc., 3, 4: Intraf murals. CATHERINE HOLVVERDA CATHERINE affmeets life .seriously and thought' fully Freshman Club: Handicraft, 2: Music Club, 3: Choir, 3, 4: Mirror Staff: An' nual Stall: Nat'l Honor Soc., 3: Ir. Marshal. GRAYCE HOVING Garmin ---blondie Freshman Club: Handicraft, 2: Music Club Club, 3: Acacia, 4: Choir, 4: Glcc Club, 1, 2: Nat'l Honor Soc., 3, 4. WG ,IOHANNA HUISJEN jo -sincere, demure Freshman Club: Dramatics Club, 2: Music Club, 3: Glee Club, 2: Choir, 4: Nat'l Honor Soc., 3, 4. GERTRUDE HUIZINGA UTRUDYN --on wings of song . . . Freshman Club: Home Economics, 2: Sodalis, 3, 4: Glee Club, 1: Choir, 2, 3, 4: Nat'l Honor Soc., 3: Little Women, prod. staff: Mother Carey's Chickens, prod. staff: Yours Truly Willie, prod, stall. Borrow Row JAMES HEERSMA jim -honor lies in his honest toil Freshman Club: Biology Club, 2: Poli' ticians, 4: Forum, 3, 4: Mirror Staff: Annual Staff: Nat'l Honor Soc., 4: Basketball, 4. CHRIS IONKMAN Crisis -never do today what you can do tomorrow Freshman Club: Sports Club, 3, 4: Politicians, 4: Mirror Staff: Nat'l Hon' or Soc., 3: Softball, I, 3, 4: Basketball, 3, 4: What a Life, Cast. HENRY KLOESII VKLUOSIEN Y bashful with girls, a pal to the fellows Freshman Club: Model Builders, 2. viccfpres.: Esquires, 4: Class Trcasf urcr, 1, 2. DONALD KLOOSTER Don -V -a little nonsense now and then is relished hy the best of men Freshman Club: Forum, 3, 4: Politi- cians, 3, 4: Orch., 1, 2, 3: Annual Stall: x'Only Sally Ann, prod. staff: What a Life, Cast. FRED KLOOSTER UFRITZH ----one who tends his own business Freshman Club: Camera Club, 2: Biol' ogy, 3, Vicefpres.: Forum, 3, 4: An- nual staff: Nat'l Honor Soc., 3, 4: Jr. Usher BIRDIE KOELIKAMP MBIRDIIEN --pleasant, and well groomed Freshman Club: Handicraft, pres., 2: Sodalis, 3. 4: Glec Club, Z: Choir, 3, 4: Nat'l Honor Soc., 3, 4: Senate, l, 2: jr, Marshal. TWEN'1'Y lmrnron Ruxx' CLARENCE LOEROP B1'su' Du not lllSlllTl1H l:f'CSl1ll11lI1 Clulv Scnaltc, I, Z: lluliti clans, 3, 4: B1lSCl'W2lll, 21 Baskctlwzlll, 1 2, 3, 4. RUSSEI. MAATMAN uCl'lll',' Iveuwlrc uf cmmmmixml l:!'CSlNTHlD Club: Politicians, Z, 3: For um, 3, 4, Pros., 4: Esquircs, 4: Orch. I, 2, 3, 4: Mirrrur stall: Annual stall SCIIZIIF, 1, 2: N:1t'l Honor Sue., 3, 4 Uvxllmt A Life, Cust, IEMILY -IANII MUSE EMILY AIANF' qlucl and rc.ver1'c4l lfrcslmmnn Club: Hsmdicrzlft fllulw, Z Glcc Club, Z, 3. JUNE MONROE M-ll'NlI' a peaceful girl ix she and just as quiet as can be Entered Zb: Handicraft Clulw, 33 Knit ting Club, 3. TWENTYfONE l WG TOP Row -IUANNE NEUHAUS HJUIEN - -lqnow what you know and know that well Freshman Cluh: Dramatics Cluh, Z: Radio Speech, 31 Glec Cluh, 23 Choir, 3, 4: Hall Guard. Z: Debating. l: Nat'l Honor Soc.. 3, 4: Mother Carcy's Chickens p:od. stall: Whitt A Life, Cast. .IEAN NICHOLS H-IIZANN f diligent Freshman Cluh: Knitting Cluh, Z: Jolly Home Eckers, 3: Nat'l Honor Soc., 3, 4. RUTH POSTMA HRUTIIN gradually reveals her sweet per' sonality llrcshnian Cluh: Handicraft, 2: Corres- pondence. 2: Sodalis, 3. 4: Glee Cluh, 2: Choir. 3: Hall Guard, 3: Natll Hon' or Soc., 3, 4. PHYLLIS PERSENAIRE PHx'l. -fleuer, lively, full of originality. a beautiful smile, and unique per' sonality. Freshman Cluh: journalism, 2: Sodalis, 3, 4: Glce Club, 2: Choir, 3, 4: Hall Guard, 1: Annual stall: Girl's Cluh Council, 4: lVlaina's Baby Boy, prod. staff: Mother Carey's Chickens, ushf cr: Wh:it A Life, Cast. HOT YUM ROXK' XX ll.l.lAM ROSENDALE llo:.n'A unobtrusive Freshman Cluh: Radio Speech Clulw. 2. 3: Band, l: Annual stall: lntra- murals. 1, 2, 3, 4, NELLIE RINKEMA llNlil.l. tried and mac to tlit' L'll0SL'7l fct' l:res'hman Cluh: Handicraft. Z: Acacia 3, 4: Glee Cluh. 1: Choir, 3: Annual stall: Nat'l Honor Sort, 3. 4. AIEANETTE PILON u'll',ANl' rw' we ltope lzcr future will he gay and happier crery day Home Economics Cluh, Z: Magnu Cluh, 4: Glce Cluh, 2. DEAN OOSTEM,-X RortKs' ff-wltat a life! Freshman Cluh: Airplane Cluh, 1 Chess and Checker Cluh, 2: Politi cians, 4: What A Life, Cast. TWENTY-TWO s TOP Row ESTELLE SCHOON NSTELLN -it's hard to jimi as good a gal and harder still a better pal Entered Zh: Handicraft, 2: Sodalis, 3, 4: Glcc Club, 2: Hall Guard, 3: Natl Honor Soc., 4. JOHN SLUIS NJOHNH --why get excited? Freshman Club: Sports Club, 2: Es- quires, 4: Orch. 1: H. R. pres., 1: Soft' hall team, l, 2, 3, 4: Baseball team, 3: Intramurals, 3. THOMAS SMIT TOM -f-f-men of few words are thc best men Camera Club, 2: Astronomy, 3: Poli' ticians, 4: Forum, 4: Orch., Z, 4. DORIS SMITH Doa --a most admirable personality Freshman Club: Handicraft, Z: Music Club, 2: Sodalis, pres., 3, 4: Band, 1: Orch., l, 2: Glee Club, 2: Choir, 3, 4: Nat'l Honor Soc., 3, 4: Annual staff: Jr. Marshal: Senior Class Sec'y. WG ALFRED SMITS AL W-earriestriess makes life worth while Freshman Club: Forum, 3, 4: Mirror Staff: Annual Staff: Nat'l Honor Soc., 3, 4: Hall Guard, 2. GEORGE TOREN UTORENM - fa unique UD sense of humor Freshman Club: Radio Speech, 2, 3: Forum, 3, 4: Esquires, 4: Choir, 3, 4: Mirror staff: Annual staff: Hall Guard, Z: Nat'l Honor Soc., 3, 4: Senate, 3. BOTTOM ROW VJARREN TORRENGA WARRIiN -f-a hearty hello to everyone Model Builders, 2: Chess and Check- crs, 3: Politicians, 4: Orch., 2, 3: Choir, 4: Baseball, 3: Intramurals, 2, 3, 4: Only Sally Ann prod. staff. ELAINE VAN BOLHUIS 'LELAINEN V--talkative company Entered 3a: Merriettes, 4: Nat'l Honor Soc., 4. ALFRED VAN DELLEN 'lALLAH --'Aa jolly good fellow Freshman Club: Model Builders, 2: Politicians, 4: Orch.: Softball, 3: H. R. pres., 2. GLADYS VANDERBILT UGLADYSN 4-capable, neat, efficient Freshman Club: Journalism, 2: Music Club, 2: Acacia, 4, treas.: Orch., 1: Choir, 3: Chapel Pianist, 4: Mirror staff: Annual staff: Nat'l Honor Soc., 3, 4: Jr. Marshal: Mother Carey's Chickens, prod. staff. JOYCE VANDERLEE JOYCE --short and happy Freshman Club: Handicraft, 2: Sodalis, 3, 4: Choir, 3, 4: Nat'l Honor Soc., 3: What A Life, Cast. VJILLIAM VANDER POL HVANDYN -he is determined Radio Speech Club, 2: Chess and Checker Club, 3: Nat'l Honor Soc., 4. TWENTY-THREE TOP ROW MARILYN VANDER VLIET MARILYN dresses attractively Freshman Club: Handicraft, Z, vice' pres.: Radio Speech, 4: Orch., 2: Glee Club, 2, 3: Choir, 4: Hall Guard, 2: Little Vslomenf' usher. RUTH VAN DYKE NRVTHN with dignity Iier way she goes, but friendly, as everyone knows Freshman Club: Home Ec. Club, 3: Knitting Club, pres., 2: Glee Club, 3: Annual stall: Nat'l Honor Soc., 3. MARIE VANKRIMPEN MARIli 'refined and poised Freshman Club: Handicraft, 2: Miisic Club, Z: journalism, Z: Acacia, 3, 4, sec'y, 4: Orch., 1, 2: Glee Club, 2: Choir, 3, 4: Chapel Pianist, 2, 3, 4: Mirror stall: Annual staff: Hall Guard, 3: Nat'l Honor Soc., 3, 4: Senate, 3: Intramurals, 3: nlvlother Carey's Chick' ens, usher. ANN VAN LATEN KKANNIH f what fun it is to giggle Freshman Club: Knitting Club, 2: Home Eckers, 2: Glee Club, 2: Nat'l Honor Soc., 3: Volleyball, 3, 4: Fresh' man Flash, 4. une Qaaclualea BETTY VERBEEK UBIYYSN a sweet disposition Freshman Club: Knitting Club, 2: -lolly Home Eckers, 3, pres.: Natll Honor gre., 3, 4: -lr. Marshal: Wl1at A Life, .ast. BEVERLY VJALLACE -cliarrning and respectable, happy and delectable Freshman Club: Camera Club, 2, 3: Acacia, 3, 4: journalism, 2: Glee Club, 2: Choir, 3, 4: Nat'l Honor Soc., 3, 4, exec. comm., 4: Senate. 1, Z: Intra- murals, 2: lr. Marshal. ..BFV.. BOTTOM ROW N ELLIEMAE VJEZEMAN MNIELLN the deeper I explore thee, the more and greater qualities I dis' cover Entered lb: Biology Club, Z: Acacia. 3, 4, pres., 4: Choir, 4, sec'y: Orch, Z, 3: Mirror staflz Annual stall: Hall Guard, 2, 31 Girl's Club Council, 4: Nat'l Honor Soc., 3, 4: Intramurals, 3: uMother Carey's Chickens, prod. staff: The Road Back, prod. stall: What A Life, Cast. GRACE XVIEGERS GRACE y-leave her alone, and sl1e'll come home with a string of A's behind her Freshman Club: Knitting Club, Z: Astronomy, 3: Nat'l Honor Soc., 3, 4. PEARL XVINTER PEARL Wl7lICT? more like Spring, I'd .way Freshman Club: Handicraft, Z: Draf matics Club, Z: Sodalis, 3, 4: Band, I: Orch., 3: Glee Club, 2: Choir, 3, 4: Hall Guard, 2, 3: Senate, 3: Mother Careyls Chickens, prod. stall. WARREN YONKER Yom f fa genial smile and a pleasmgly individual person Freshman Club: Coin and Stamp. 2: Model Builders, 2: Politicians, 3, 41 Forum, 41 Mirror stall: Intramurals, 3, 4. 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S1-.mv Rvxx: Klum Kamp, fi1.m- Nlullvum, Nhldlul R...-I Slum, Hkllmul Sxx,u.u1vlml1, H.uuld Clamp.-r, .Immun lhlrlwm Ilan: liuxx: Rxclnml Kmll, R.uwm.n Vumirn Hung, lbw Al ,I,nvx-w llu-npr. f,l.ul--th: fl.-mil, lux.: Nu'rlm'x1, f.l.u1rl11 lub! n ,,-...Q-..,A,wf.,,A.,,,,,-,,-,----,,---O,- THHITY-ONE Ffha Aenionh have taken 0. vote, cmcll hens ana thein choice fitting each penaonallitmf-1 MOST POPULAR GIRL ....... ....... MOST POPULAR BOY ........... BEST ALL AROUND GIRLS ........ MOST VIVACIOUS .................. BEST ALL AROUND BOY ....... -Phyllis Persenaire ,,,,,-..-.--Mel Edman Doris Smith June Anderson Shirley Zylstra -..-George Bossenga CLASS CUT-UP ................ - ..,... Jim De Vries MOST STUDIOUS BOY ......... ..,,,,, ,..,,,,,,,,.,,,,, A l Smits MOST STUDIOUS GIRL ......... .. ........ Charlotte Fennema MOST TALKATIVE .............. .,,,,.......... J eanette Kooy MOST SEDATE GIRL .......... .. ...... Ruth Van Dyke MOST FRIENDLY GIRL ......... . ........ Vivian Van Beek MOST FRIENDLY BOY ....... ......... D on Klooster BEST DRESSED BOY ........ ............. J ohn Zeilstra MOST HANDSOME .......... ...... BEST DRESSED GIRL ..... MOST MOST ATHLETIC BOY- AMBITIOUS ......... --Howard Hoffman ..-...--Muriel Beezhold -..-----Hermy Beukema Vanderbilt MOST TROUBLED HIGH SCHOOL CAREER..Pete Bulthuis MOST INDEPENDENT BOY ...................... ....... ..... G e orge Botts J., 1 Nu, it isn't a gas attack. It's just our lwutlding Hluzllclmcluistsw' laboring cwcr their flasks and Buuf scu burners. Thcy arc under the tutelage of Mr. Dc Vries, as is our Physics class, and have strugf glcd with formulas and dirty glasswarc for ous: whole year. ---::::: ::::: :::-,:::: ::::--- ---QQAA --::::,,,'4 THIRTYJTOUR Awww mf Jwlvw Here the eutfups fin a sense, gather to praetiee their arts upon frogs, erayfish, and insects. The students learn the details ol' internal anatomy and their relation to the human hody. The class, under M1'. Hofstra, learns here hy doing. ,- - 2 'W 5 I' r- f, LQxl I!! . I gf api .mf ' 4 ,f -- 9 x Q 6 ., H, I l I f C 1 4 W i Ck l H I I V K gf , rl lly 9 9' 'il vi if 149 I V ' I if-5 Fl Q' X u ll pf' 1 'K fbamailic Science Our cooking classes have long been known for their inedible cooking. fThis is all in funj They meet every Hrst and fifth periods to try their luck at the culinary art. Miss Vander Ploeg is their able instructor. '7eduacaZ . . The technical course in our school has been considerably improved during the past few years. Up to this time only a one year course was off ferecl, but in this year the use of hand and ma' chine tools was taught by our capable instructor Mr. De Vries. THIRTYfSIX N W. 5. ancfgif-fe Presidential elections, Civil Wz1i', Wnmi'ltl Wzir, Current events: all are 21 part of our study of U. S. history under the direction of Miss Sehuringzi. Under Rev. Bel every member of our student body studies the Scriptures. He lizis exerted much effort in building true Chris' tiun characters at C. C. H. S. N... 5 THIRTXVEIGHT 0000000 0000000000 00000 eammmcial Typing. sliuitliziiid, and lwokkccping iniikc up our Coniiiicrcizil Dcpzirtmcnt. These subjects maikc up am iiiiportzmt part of our Lrzlining hero. Miss xXV7CZ,Cl11lll1, Miss Mes' kimcii, amd Miss Schurmzm coiitrcml this def pairtiiicnt. 'I'HlR'I'YfNINE WIT nf N. I '7ev-L, gp 3,51 S. .4 And here you have tnuse ha1i'dfxvin'ki11g, conscientious, SCH-'S2lC1'iiiCiIlg students whim :ire responsible for edition of our 1942 Viw let :md Maize. But seriuiisly, they have worked hard under the guidance of Mr. Vain Beck and Miss Sehuringu tu turn nut un annual that C. C. H. S. can be proud of. VURTY xx ,llylli ' Mmm These students halve heen responsfhle for the puhliezttion of our school paper, one oi' our most important extrzrfeurrieulzlr uetivif ties. This group has made great improve' ments in elevating the 'LNIirror's prestige. Through their efforts the paper has expanded to un eight page, printed masterpiece with El photo supplement. M1'. Veenstru, fueulty utlf visor, is to he eoinplinientetl on the work of his charges. ,BIXYC -f,,it WFT ,Mi T t .q1giiX Ln L'LiX,i,.sy'twf2Cf N K ' K . -'xx K K . i N.- W 9935 iw I Fklcuiu' NQNN - K uf X S I S: K K pi unfo M ' i. if Mlffiowsenfofs K , K' Ous Time ,, Ar jus !'!l14iilHA, 'x f'Q .lui--. iuvo puiinos First H:13 '1f1f? ,I .- 181 . . . Hun- ,, z,H1g1 , if bi, I-1 2 S x Sticm B i Indncifi tarts fsfcrtsqslfefbcll perse Op ' t V Hgh OfGigg,Qf?1n Chi, Fil? .Q 'C Conv ge ' ' ' A ' 'L IIQQF USS .f ,!!w 1- R. f ,HW it X zlifllfn v K Q ...f 'f , UZHBXK gmmq X X sg, twiki? is Qx :iw I 2 x OJ' Qmned of 1941-4.2 Um' hcaivywcight tczlm this ycaii' wus thc hcst thiit wc have had for mzmy yczirs. Thcii' givcixiggc mimhci' uf puiiits pci' gzmic was 42 against Sl :if thc uppcmcnts. Our hoys fought ligml Amd wcrc rcwurdcd hy tying for Ist place with thrcc uthci' sclionmls. DEC IAN. 1. .IAN ,IAN .IAN FEB. FEB. FEB. FEB. I2 9 I6 21 26 6 I3 ICJ 27 .WHCHRISTIAN ,CHRISTIAN CHRISTIAN CHRISTIAN CHRISTIAN CHRISTIAN CHRISTIAN CHRISTIAN CHRISTIAN 'Q NORTH PARK I'NIVIiRSITY H CUNCURDIA HARVARD LATIN XVHILATON Ll'THIiR PARKER TODD 'Q' ,, ' , , , , Q QQ-, -4 , ,,-,4,,4,,,,',,,.-0 ,..,Q4 00,,.f. ',,4400'004-044440444444,040,040 IfORTYfTVs'O E A good lightfweight haskethall teani seems to he traditional at Chicago Christian High School. This season the team got ref salts, not through one or two stars, hut hecause all of the hoys cooperated and worked as one unit. The total nuinher of points matle hy the lights was 375 against their opponents 365. I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I l I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'P ll 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I ' I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I l 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I ,,.J gpmoh ED PETERZA l . l'ctu1':alk, who zlltlmougll llc lms only lwccn with K: Introducing our ncw couch Ed us for at slmort timc, lms ztlrcudy lwccomc zz Vlllllf zllwlc nssct to our faculty. NIOAN 1-lulz 5 our vollcylmll captain, -Ioan Huizcngu, plays il ncalt gums on tlmc floor. ENUA: Not only can slmc Sinn lwut VOLLEYBALL TEAM: . . . Wcll, . . . tlmcrsfs always anotlmcr ycar. CHEERLEADERS: Wllllf would wc do without our Qlmccrlcudcrs to lcatd our team on to . . . ,,,..x ' 2 SQA '7 'O Qwrgf FORTY-lfUl,lR EX 1 9 M J' fa: 1 u 4 f N ' 'f' Mx 5- 6 I .55 .- fi 3 Gs A A+, NA ' 42- ' 1 P E E Q L- . - 5 I . . J 'X 1 :- ' 1 M f 1 4 5 . 'F ' 1 V: If ' ' E g , , ., I If 'IA i Y Z K, 3 X is fx' ,, 5 5 A X f ,,,' Aw 'Q IW!- Qifl, xv' k sf v 't J ., , . 1 v ',. ,af x U - Era ' .. I gg Gm lg 'xx L 447 4 N If if 0 I X ' x 47 I X , si 1 K if V l A I .wx .,,... W. . . iff, 1' I A 1-'as li K i f- Q , , M i T7 Q Mi i t l llrx ffl ' ii ff T 5,2 H :za ,iw lfre smmw WHAT A LIFE! This wus chosen to he our class play for this year and was given ut the D. S. Wentworth School. The plot concerns Z1 hwy who has ll definite zthility for getting into trouhle. After piling one woe upon another he finally strnightens everything out. This play was under the tlireetion of Miss Van Rumshorst. aifeza mu, ONLY SALLY ANN? Another sinzish hit under the direction of Miss Vain Rzunshorst :intl sponsored hy the Fitlelis Cluh. The story centers around Sully Ann, ll pretty girl of eighteen, plriyetl hy Pearl Meelciiizi, who annitlst tliflienlties zintl trials wins over her riyzils in the end. ,s.......,-..,,-,-.,-.-..-.,,,-,,,,,4e,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,--,, .Y FURTNVSIX 1-' Aff QM 5' 'li I. 4.'44,,4,4'4,4'4 E Q Q-'Lv'-mf' I ' IJORTYSEVEN -'dr ,, , 4-4-,,,,,,.,,4-,,,,,-,,,-,,-,,,, 11806411 KX mow type iii ciitcrtzxiiif mum his lwuii iiitmilliccnl lwy thu Sxiilgilt Club. Rcfciitly lliuy gmc Ll fiiiufglct upcrcttxi. flu' mst, cfwiiiposul iii the iiiuiiiiwis iii' thc club, wus llll' dui' Lliu Jirccliciii of Llicii' Qpuiisuig Miss Dckkcr. T110 sllcccws was su gI'CIlt that ZlifCl' giving il im' the licsliincii :md iippcr Gill:-SINGH tlicy Wcrc gwlicii in givc it tim' thc Alum iii iiicutilig on .l11m1a1i'y 2. ,-Q1 f Q X of . ly K- Vi :. ' - Q 'X' KEN ldv WXM nj f I ' 3 Rx ff X f i Q,'-,,,,,,,,-,',',-',,,,,,, l'I'Y'l1IC Un Maiy l3 and 15 th c annual Ul'klfUl'lClll contcst wus held in C. C. H. S. From thc scvcn girls and thi-cc hoys pairticiputing, thc judgcs had cxtrclnc difficulty in choosing thc winncrs, hut il was d 'lcl l' f 7' ' ' tcic c thlt Eddy XX illmins .tnd Mz11'1c Van Krnnpcn had won. This znitoinuticzllly clcctf cd thcin to rcprcscnt our school in thc contcst with Holland and Grand 1 lupids High Schools. l UR'l'Y-NINE 'H Y :M , ,f K 'Vs- -yifelgxai - . -,f-M45fg -s-Q-in ',V,3-BIWK, f 14-86- -,-2-sqgfx '-Szfvvi' - '-E41-L' X ' -Wai! ?a'3-f Q' - ----:mf-' --'gig r'-9 .ft ii 2 f fe A , FF' 2-rf I if if ,, .Ag W 1, I 5 MT' g 0 QS ix T512 i,f:i,:,g 1 if X .Q gs, Q, 5 W' W, ' N 3 f visff21 2 QQ ,wmE ,Q :wi 'N . S ik Q K, an 'X ig: if Q Q if? f 5 5 A 5 gf , is, 3' gn M I' ff ki. 5744 J qva pA Ln O A RON XSQNKS Y-Y.-'65 sung 'S X4 ffm Z f X mt 'P X ll 'D ll o A QXXXX faux? TW , if it fi: MX' K Q v' 4 v'v-,-----,,v- ,Q ,,,,,,, l:IFTY'Tvv'fw rqeapefk. Gfnaah Our Choir has dons it again! They put on R1 scccmd zmmml joint Ccmftft with the Alumni, April 24th, att Ur' chcstrzx Hull. Nut satisfied with tlizit, they jouriicyctl tw Sliclwygzui during spring vucztticm. M11 Billll' amd his group should bc praised for thcii' Work in putting our school cm the map. ,,..,-,,,,..-,,-,,,,,,-,,,,,,',- ' Fl AA A ' I F 1 1, .p 1 1 L R, 1 5 'ill i 9 wg Q 'a H: Igrssig Q - S g t m 1 SQ, Q Q sk 5 if H 0-N Q i 1 ' . N P ,. i h . h 1 V Q Qf A ,AAA i 'R AA I fa A Q 3' ' -ug I 4 Ls. 'X F? 9 f. wr 40 i if 'U ' 'Mile if l , I I I ,if l lx W s l l il ,fit I Y ' gdqouhevi ln organizing this cluh last fall, these senior hoys hope they have begun a heritage with which future Esquires will he proud. They expect to take their place among the leading C. C. H. S. cluhs. These nine seniors represent the enterprise of the senior class. Bafwwx This newl or anizetl cluh of twelve Y junior hoys determine to improve social conf elitions among the hoys of our school. FIFTY-FOUR part. . I This eluh has heen organized to appref eiate and learn more ahout the political world of today. They have also had several social activities throughout the year. This eluh's main purpose is to promote more athletics and hetter sportsmanship in C. C. H. S. and to enlarge athletie activities to a greater extent. 'SY K ft i til li M C -5 Q 1 'EJ r, 'A i S l Www 1 ll ff: A l b 1 6 A a ,- Kin C ,mfr Ji li ' li, Qt' l' lx Q 14 Organized in Septemher. l941, lay fifteen freshmen girls, this cluh proposes to promote more school spirit among our freshmen class. MMM This cluh was reorganized this year hy a group of freshmen. In the past it had heen active in school affairs and this group aims to maintain this. This cluh has a twofold purpose: to work for the interest of the school and to increase tlesirf ahle social activities here. .Eau This cluh was formerly known as the Miisic Cluh, hut was recently reorganizetl and hecame known as Laudamus. - -A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A:::::::::::::::::::::,Q:::.-:':: ':: -A .AAAAAA ,AA Ji' 'Q X 'XY' -0 W' X few' Q-YJ' 9' Kwai' Q r if NVQ aww, em ing Strikes! Spares! Weekly meetings at the howlf alleys have improved their ahility along this line. 7eewufea4 The aim of these eight sophomore girls is to create more and better school spirit. 'T' -.eq , ,QQ- ,ffih ' FIFTYfEIGHT lf 'ffl ls ff'- Variety is the spice of life is the motto of this group. In accordance with this motto they have attempted to improve our chapel services. 401mm A cluh devoted to discussion of local, national, and international politics. Its meetings consist of debates on any question dealing with these topics. FIFTYfNINE S NISJ 0 42 l-si QoRu M. , - ff A f , 7 'Ill 30 xx q X 35 Hz,-ig? WE 3' 8 +,4++ Q2 A 22 Q LQE' Qi? 2 uaenoi This club was formed in February, 1942, by five beginning juniors. It was enlarged soon after its formation and now contains fifteen boys who are sophomores or juniors. Our aim is to promote social activity and fellowship among members and students here at C. C. H. S. Acacia Activity, Progress, and a Friendly Spirit are the three watchwords of the fifteen junior and senior members of this club. Sadhu The twenty senior girls of this club have done many things during the past year to increase the social activities of our school. They have sponf sored such activities as Beautiful Baby contest, Skating Party and an Operetta. GA juan Palma W ll With definite purposes of creating, extend' 'L ing and stimulating a finer school spirit, a group of sophomore girls in September, 1940, organized the juvo Palmo Club. SIXTY-ONE f f, X V' Vi' I A Bccziusc they wurc vitally iiitcicstctl in history, this group iucwiiictl this chih. Thcy zirc rcspciiisihlc for thc daily lliig raising at sclwil. Safzcvubi More si-cizil life ziimmg its mcmhcrs has hcuii thc chief ziim oi' this cluh siiicc its mgaiiiizzitiuii in Scptcnihcr, l939. SIXTYTXVO ianaf Jfanalz Scale Here we have the choice students in Chicago Christian High School :is fair us scholastic stand' ings are concerned. This organization is divided into two groups: one culled the junior and the other the senior National Honor Society. This society is at part ol' Rl nzitionfwide orgzlnizzition :ind its purpose is to give recognition to deserving students. SIXTYTFHREE yi X X za Y? f f,, iz I i A Zio I M Q x kd 5 QL: K. do i ff Q-- Q 1 5 Q f 6 1? XCWT 'BW 6 WSW .4 i x A X3 fx xv . S . gl' Q-. 4. 611604161 QQGIZG4 acne l , Z I . 1 f f I Q ' A as H ' ' A4 - r 1 . ' H X 1. F r ' 5.7: ' A X 5 ' 1 XX A 'wg' 2'N22Ax2 www I 5 x ,,- su -vw N xl xy V' X X .3 This group hl hum 111 Lxlstxmg just unc yur Thr Inummberslnp umsxsts of Frwhmm amd Sophonmmgs who hun mttunud m lwrlgg of B or buttgr Thq vull now In gromnul to crater the Smior group whm thgy 2111 juniors :md Seniors. fs . V, M '59 SIXTY'FOUR aqua af 7 'i ' S' fa 16 17IB19 2o f v 0-f VN 9 S 6 5 6 'lNN5sq,'5 'LP' fa. 6 assi- QP bv 09 791 was A 1 ,... so GN Glaaa Wi!! WE, THE SENIOR CLASS OF CHICAGO CHRISTIAN HIGH SCHOOL, BEING OF SOUND AND DISPOSING MIND QTHERE IS SOME DOUBT OF THISJ AND BEING OF ONE PURPOSE, DO HEREBY MAKE AND DECLARE THIS TO BE OUR LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT. :lf if all ARTICLE I We, the Seniors, bequeath to the lowly Freshmen, a super vanishing cream to ref move that green color, so common among them. To the Sophomores, we bequeath the headaches that come with being a Junior. To the Juniors, we bequeath the half ton of aspirins left over by the annual staff. They'll sure need it! ARTICLE II To Mr. Rooze - A law passed by Conf gress prohibiting the sale of stink bombs, pop guns, or whistles to people of high school age. To Mr. Baar-Many thanks for the swell choir trip. To Mr. Boersma - A four lane highway on the way to school, so that he can drive the bus over 20 miles per hour. To Mr. DeVries - A lab that smells like gardenias after every chemistry session. To Mr. Hofstra - A Clictaphone, which will direct the students out of chapel in an orderly fashion. To Mr. Brouwer- A life long honey' moon in Monterey, Mexico. To Mr. Van Beek - An electrical device to keep English students awake while reading Shakespeare. To Miss Schuringa - A U. S. History class that will carry a discussion through to the bitter end. To Miss Dekker -- A shiny little conf vertible airplane to visit HIM in the Air Corps. SIXTY-SIX To Miss Wezeman-A big handsome brute to help out in the Commercial depart' ment. To Dr. Wezeman -A Law Class that will get over 75 in all its tests. ARTICLE IH I, Gloria Granquist, leave loaded down with the treasury of the Senior Class. I, Muriel Bonnema, leave my scattered brains to whoever can pick them up. I, Doris Smith, leaveimy public speaking ability to Ed Williams. I, Mel Edman, leave my capacity for makf ing noise to Little Tunief' I, Muriel Beezhold, leave my reputation for studying to Donald Swets. I, George Evenhouse, leave my speeches to the United States Government fif they want themj. I, Marie Van Krimpen, leave my ability to play the piano in chapel to Wilbur Slager. I, Phil Persenaire, leave still thinking Steiner is pretty nice to look up to. We, Bud fe? Birdie, leave our romance still shrouded with mystery to the rest of the student body. I, Audrey Anderson, leave loaded down with my enormous supply of engagement rings, fraternity pins, and air corps insignias. I, Dean Oostema, leave my good nature to Marvin Hughes. I, Pete Teune, leave Chicago Christian High School but not Alice. I, Pete Bulthuis, leave promising never to smash a truck when giving the gals the ole eye. I, Vivian Van Beek, leave in my Buick bound for Wheaton. I, Russell Maatman, leave my many fem' inine admirers to George Vander Molen. I, Grace Hoving, leave, still hoping I may grow tall someday. I, Warren Yonker, leave the candy store to any person who can make the books balance. I, Lois Hoekstra, leave my ability to know all the answers in class to Paul Bowf man. I, Andrew Hoekstra, leave Sarah and Shirley to ride the trolley or the Roseland puddle jumper. I, George Botts, leave my sylphflike fig' ure divided between Moon and Terpstra. I, johnny Dykema, leave my cherub face to joan Huizenga. I, jim DeVries, leave, still laughing right out loud at the whole United States History class in general. I, Chris jonkman, leave regretting - period. I, Trudy Huizenga, leave my household duties in the kitchen to Marge Neiburt. I, Christine Hoekstra, leave my ability to take the streetcar willingly, when I am told to refrain from riding the Roseland bus, to all the other Roseland Bus Riders. I, George Bossenga, leave Jeanie at the mercy of all the Juniors. fWolvesJ SIXTYfSEVEN l, Jeanette Kooy, leave my unwanted humor in the minds of all the Seniors. l, jim De Boer, leave my ahility to dis' agree to all the right answers given in class to George Vander Iwlolen. l, Nelliemae Wezeniztn, leave still thinkf ing, life is a constant death. THE EYE OF THE FUTURE . . Douhle, douhle, toil and trouhle: Fire hurn, and cauldron huhhle. In this cauldron hoil and hake, Toe of frog and eye of snake, Wnimil of hat and tongue of dog, NVitches' mummy, Nose of Turk, Oh, make the gruel thick with work, Then cool it with a lialvoon's hlood, And let it dry upon the mud. And out will come your prophecy Ah!!! Yes! Here'tis!! Sllli!!!! YOu'll See Russel Maattiian, the most famous South Side Gflvlan fGarhage manl. jim De Boer pac' ing the grounds of the State pen -guard? Bud Fennema house to house shoeflace seller. Fred Kloos- ter a hullfshooter fshoots hulls., Howard Hoffman, caretaker of the pigfpen at the stockyards. Mel Ed- man, inventor of a permanent nose guard, for those who are in the hahit of hreaking their noses. Elea- nor Koster, selling peanuts, popf corn, cracker jack at the Sox hall games. Don Klooster, a harher givf ing Victory haircuts. Shirley Zylstra, selling hamhurgers at a road side stand. John Zeilstra, traveling around the world fhy hitching freightsl. Al Smits, Bar' tenderieverything from pop to soft drinks. June Anderson on top of Mt. Everest singing with heart and soul, I love you truly, and hlushing bi-ight pink upon hearing her echo. Tom Smit kissing the dear little tot crying for lvlamma on the corner of Randolph and Wells last Saturday afternoon. Pete Bulthuis downing 16 doses of glycerine, nitrogen sul' phate, alcohol, and ammonia, is still deterf mined he can ily--now perched on top some one of the Alleghenies. Jeanette Kooy selling '------QQ-vv vvvvvvvvvvvvevvvvvvvv ---v,--- vv--- -----,v,,, SlXTYfEIGHT her own home made brand of corn in the can Marie Van Krimpen, selling banaf nas and fish on Maxwell Street. Vivian Van Beek sitting on the street corner telling for' tunes for as much as she can get. Wilma Evers, opera singer, at the Civic Cpera House. Joanne Neuhaus, head of the Famous beauty saloons specializing in hair styling. Warren Yonker, successor to Mr. Van Beek as English teacher. Catharine Holwcrda, sowing her wild oats on her fifty acre farm in North Dakota. Bonnema and Percy, CO' authors of What Redheads Cot That You Ain't, both living in huge estates from prof cceds. George Evenhouse messed and mixed up in politics fno futurej. George Kruiswyk giving Gen. MacArthur and the rest of us boys a few pointers. Alsy Van Dellan, Senf ator from lllinois. Warren Torrenga, making his own home made cherry, blueberry, apple, and peach pies. Bush Loerop, editor of Ad vice to the Lovelornf' in New York Daily P. M. Birdie Koelikamp giving free lectures in 5 E? 10 on how to apply powder base and Chartreuse lipstick. Beverly Wallace chosen as permanent Chesterfield Cover Girl. june Monroe in charge of physical education at Chicago Christian High School. Charles Bezemek, a famed baritone with a following of approximately 189,000,000 adoring fans. George Toren a cliff dweller. Jeanette Pilon, companion to Mrs. Eleanore Rossevelt on a trip to the South Seas. SIXTY-NINE Sept. 2 and 3 25 26 29 29 Oct. 9 17 21 22 Nov. 4 12 13 13 8 We hit the jackpot!!! 5 25 stu' dents roam the corridors of C. C. H. S. Sodalis initiates Virginia Dekker at party. See Bonnema for details. Sodalis exhibits new hairdo, Morning After. fbraidsj Election Day-Sr. class and choir elect officers. Seems as if Mel had a monopoly. White C.ity's floor cleaned up by C. C. H. S. at Acacia Roller Skat' ing Party. Faces of students tell of woe as report cards are issued. Freshmen finally accepted by stu' dent body at Freshmen party. Fidelis gets ambitious and sells pennants. Politicians prove entertaining at banquet at Sherry Hotel. 'Nuf Sed. Politicians proudly display new sweaters. Sodalis sponsors sucker day as well as a tooth pulling contest. Flag presentation and dedication by Fidelis. Students show their colors when Acacia sponsors Bow Day. Dec. jan. Seniors win the oh's and ah's of other students as class rings are brought into full view. Choir awakes from a period of hibernation to sing in chapel-the first appearance of the semester. Students decorate lapels with pins sold by Magnus. Seniors bequeath Mirror to Mod' ern Designs. Sports Club shows other interests at banquet at the La Salle Hotel. Entire student body assembles to hear President Roosevelt's ref quest for war. Sodalis presents Bugs and ref veals hidden talent. Politicians sponsor annual Father and Son Banquet. Gibson's cameras break as seniors pose for pictures. Sodalis repeats Bugs at Alumni Reunion. Students skim over the ice at Acacia's Ice Skating Party. Sodalis shows entertaining elef ment at Sodalis A La Carte. Sororis Club does their bit to make chapel interesting by sponf soring a Negro soloist. SEVENTY ...V ...-.. .,..,...... . KA A eh. Mar. and Boys' Clee Cluh makes startling appearance in chapel. Orchestra makes first appearance of the year as Mr. Luizzo hids us farewell. Last day of school for remainder of midfyear grads. It seemed as if they all had terrilwle colds that day Acacia has Valentine Party to mend hroken hearts. Sodalis hecomes sentimental and sponsors Have a Heart Day. .luvo Palmo and Barons comhine at hanquet. For more informaf tion, see them. Mazelles roll ahead with all school skating party at White City Rolf ler Rink. Barons turn patriotic and sell honds and stamps for defense. ,',,,,,,,,.,,,::- :::,::::::,,::,::,-A A A Apr. 1 10 20 24 29 and 30 May 8 13 june 2, 3 and 5 9, 10 X x ,A i Q Open House. Sympathy to those who felt the after effects. lr. Sr. Banquet finally takes place and successfully tool The appearance of the choir of Central College helps to make chapel service more interesting. Choir presents annual concert at Orchestra Hall. Choir recuperates on trip to Wisf consin. Mzlzelles takes the floor again and sponsors lvlother and Daughter Banquet. Sodalis takes its turn on wheels and sponsors Roller Skating Party at New White City Rink. Fidelis presents the allfschool play, Only Sally Ann. Seniors present Vw7hat A Life which explains itself. - us.. an . . 1' 1-W' Q . if? au. - - - -, A A A::: :::QQo,' 'a,,,0, 04,,-.,s,,,,,e,,,,, SEVENTY-ONE I2 -the times when a certain young man broke his so called nose ? -the time the three musketeers got kicked out of choir for reasons known to all? -when we were freshmen and thought the teacher's washroom was the elevator shaft? that Field Day when we were going to throw Mr. Boersma and Mr. Homkes in the drink? -the ride home from Todd last year? -the time the plague hit us and we all busted out with it? -when the school looked like a school and not a bus depot? thc Refs at Harvard? Grrrr! -when we were freshmen and went to class all the time? the time Miss Schuringa went wading in Chicago's Great Lake? the Beautiful Baby? the football team we were going to have? the time the Politicians Club occupied the first page of the Mirror. the day we sent a card home to Mrs. Van Beek when Casey was absent? the nifty Christmas parties 103 had? -PEARL HARBOR? SEVENTYfTWO 14 FOR THEIR INVALUABLE HELP IN THE PUBLICATION OF THIS BOOK XVE EXTEND OUR APPRECIATION TO . Mr. Normam Koenig, of PONTIAC ENGRAVING 0 Mr. .Iuscph Gcssncr, of thc GIBSON STUDIOS. O Mr. -I. Idillcr, of KOVERCRAET I M1'. Gcurgc Byzls, of EAST SIDE PRINTERY Tlll P '10 I L SEVENTYYTHREE We flaeiealfaa Www 14 THE FOLLOWING PROPCSITIONS: 1. Name one available graduate of our college who is not em' ployed and you may attend our school FREE. 2. If you are not placed within thirty days after you graduate from our college, all tuition payments will be refunded in full. Thirty-Days FREE Trial If for any reason, at the end of thc thirtyfday trial period, you care to withdraw from our college, your tuition will be refunded in full. On the other hand, if your progress isn't satisfactory, you will hc required to withdraw and ref ceive full refund. Budget Plan Our budget plan fwith payments as low as 87.25 per monthj offers accepted stu- dents the opportunity to pay the greater portion of their tuition payments from their own earnings after we have placed them in their positions. This plan not only relieves the strain on the parental pocket- book but promotes financial responsibility and thrift on the part of the student. 14446108 Allow us to recommend one of our students to you. In one week you will know if she is entirely satisfactoryg if not, discharge her and we will pay that first week's salary. No charge to Employer or Applicant. 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FUEL COAL o1Ls and COKE Office 6928 South Racine Ave. Phone Englewood 271 7 SEVENTYfSIX 1 -xv -,,,,,,,,:,,,,,,, ,,.,, Fx, - ..v,.... v..... - - 111111110 COMMODORE 4151 Q COMMODORE 2961 1, I, P Qi 1' l Dr. John Boersma 1' ,g Edith's Beauty Salon Dentist 'i I MOH.'SHt. 9f6 Wed. 942 it 1, T .fTh ,E '. 9f9 COR. WENTWORTH AVE. E! l07TH ST. fi I ues urs rl .CI-UCAGO if 1: 10609 WENTWORTH AVE. 4, 1 - ..1. ,xg LL ,,,- 1...1................. - ,ii fx, '1 1: l 1, I I 1 Kuiper and Swinke Bandstra's BETTER MEATS Food Store 'F 1: 'P 1 1 1 D 11245 MICHIGAN AVE. I: :g 3 if A----------------u :,,,J1l,,,,:- RICHARD L. HOEKSTRA SL CO. DEPENDABLE Wentworth Avenue at 107th Street PULlman 0050 Compliments of MULDER BROTHERS FUNERAL DIRECTORS 6033 Roosevelt Road Cicero 5 Cicero, Illinois SEVENTYfSEVEN WIERENGA BROS. CARTAGE. CO. 2205 Wesl: Harrison Slzreelz I I I I, II 1 1 I II ' V'Il 6 , 'I I age 35 7 I I I' I 'ISe'r1ficc That Satisfies Since 1905 I. A. Brodsky ' 5825 W. Roosevelt Road I ' T116 CO. I An Independent Score ': I MOVING A ANYWHERE Witlz Chain Store Prices Plus Service 4 ,, PACKING . SI-IIPIJING , STQRAQIE CALL CICERO 6458 WE DELIVER Il I, 6626 ROOSEVELT ROAD OAK PARK, ILL ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,- --,,,,,,,,,,,,J ?L..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,:,- -,,:,:,,,,,,, Compliments of a Friend SEVENTYfEIGHT HUT, fn-- --- if I1 1: :' c111m11limfmS I F G C1 h of 1 jr or oo of es I 'r 'r ' 'r SEE Donald Boersma, M. D. 1E 11 'r 'I if X THEO WER ER CO E: 0 Con. 107111 ST. E9 Vx7liN'I'XVlJRTll Avis, .I In 1+ 1: 'ARoselund's Mens Store If 'n :Nxx::::::x:::x::fffQ.f :I :I 4: 1, ToM HKJEKSTR.-X 'a I 'r a 4 TED ZYLSTRA I Leistra's ' , P GROCERIES - MEATS : 1: 11204 S. Michigan Ave. I mam WENTWORTH AVE. 1 ES1a1,11s11cd 1911 I 1 PULLMAN osvo QI fi D 1' J E. 'v -,::'::.-.-.-.-::::::::::- :::: A- - - -- '------- --v-:::, --- 42 years in the jewelry business has earned us a repu- tation to serve your jewelry needs efficiently and at moderate prices. CONVENI ENT TERMS an Bros. JEWELERS 0PTOMETRISTS llll4 So. Michigan Ave. SEVENTYfNINE --Y' vvv- f--'11 f:-ff I' 'i fi I' 1, I: HARVEY 1905 Q Olthoff Bros. 1, ,' . 1 E Fine Quality John Van Krlmpen l g Mears and Groceries , 1 GENERAL CQNTRACTOR I ,C Phone COMMODORE moo l 15912 PRAIRIE AVE. SOUTH HOLLAND, ILL. I1 1: 340 West 11341 Street I 1 . ir :E I1, ::, ::35 41,.':::: -::::::: BRUCER'S GRADE A DAIRY PRODUCTS 11561 Wentworth Avcnue ------o,v,-- Pullman 3952 COMPLIMENTS OF BARTEL ZANDSTRA HIGHLAND, INDIANA 1: :E Compliments of 'I 5, J. C. BOVeI1kCl'k 'I 1' 1 . C L O T H I E R S Grltter Bakery 1 1' I 10714 Wentworth Avenue 1, 'I 44 EAST mth STREET PULLMAN 5850 I ' CHICAGQ it .g tl 1, T' 1. ,L :xg efx, EIGHTY 4 I I --- ---- Bfff- -vvv vvvvvvvvv v -vv-- '9 7' Teleplmc STEWART 5972 Bettin's Pharmacy :I ., J. A. Bettin, R. Ph. 'I Q' If Dr. J. Rtetdyk I I, 1001 West 71st Street Q lg Dentist 'I 4 4, 'I 4 'I 4: Phonc STEWART 0859 I: lg 7045 S. HALSTED STREET :I 4, x- xx! lixx xxxxxxxx,xxx - IC I' Holland Goods A Specialty IQ 'I NORMAL 6644 I' 5 C. Bulthuis g E, , I QUALITY GROCERIES :I ' Melcher Funeral Home ' AMBULANCE SERVICE PHONE VINCENNES 6837 7158 South Sangamon Street I, I 938-40 West 69th Street I 4, xv xxxx,xxxx,xx,x :xli Lx, xxxxxxxxxx, - x-x JJJJT 1: .f DeVries Storage S1 Van Co. Phone TRIANGLE 9413 LGCAL and SUBURBAN MOVING I: 1 I I S f Sh' - f P ' f E ' 1+ . mage 'ppmg ackmg xpmmng .5 Andrew Rtdderhoff Co., Inc TELEPHONE US FOR ESTIMATE Real Estate - Loans f Insurance - Renting 7634-38 South Halsted Street 1 4 l: ' 4 P11099 STEWART 2691 I II 7037 S. Halsted Street -xv -,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,, 11, ,x ,,,,:,xx,,:,,,:,,,, - ELECTRICAL AND PLUMBING SUPPLIES 'I 'E Compliments WE MAKE KEYS ' ': of I 'I Beukema Hardware Store ' . . Normal Glass Co. Pntsburg Pamts Bicycle Repairing 4 4 10654 S. Wentworth Avenue I, 1 4, l' COMMODORE 1190 we DELIVER -xxx,x,,,,x,x, xx,,,,,,,,,j4 Lxhv A EIGHTYfONE 'n 'u U ,,,.,. .'::::.- :: Q' FN, f we hen . . ,L . ' Uccadian ehacalala g 2 E s 2 QUALITY CANDY SENSIBLY PRICED ,::,,,:,,,,,,::,:: , EIGHTYfTWO 0::0'::: : BIEBMA 81 .IUNKM N Market and Grocery Phones PULLMAN 0200 - 0201 10935 WENTWORTH AVENUE Store for Service and Home of Good Foods 7 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I II IC II I II 1: I Compliments of :I I A Friend from Cicero I I I I - - - 1 A :I in WIERENGA 8: OTTENHOF F 8: CO. R E A L T O R S 4 Loans - Renting - Insurance I 7110 S. HALSTED ST. 1837 W. ROOSEVELT Roma 6018 ROOSEVELT ROAD I S'r1iwART 5754 CANAL 1262 EUCLID 7105 I In .J EIGHTYTHREE Y ' I Plwnes PROSPECT 2113 f 4 ESTIMATES Fmflz ENGLEWOOD MILLWORK CC. LUMBER AND MILLWORK I 1534 West 59th Street I We Finance Remodeling jobs tTl'lTOU.gl'l F. H. A. H. D. FREEMAN, President I: E. J. STEENWYK, Secretary CI-IICACO, ILLINOIS 'I 'I Q. 'I I STATE LINE SERVICE STATION I I SCHULTZ AND DE VRIES, Proprietors I PHILLIPS 66 PRGDUCTS I I I ' Lansmg, Illmons II 'I I II..-::- If ' ' 'I I 'I I Comphments I ' of I I I I QI Kl G OIL COMPA Y I Always Selling Quality Gasoline and Fuel Oils for Less I 0 SERVICE AS YOU LIKE IT I I I . 4453 S. ASHLAND AVENUE I Closed Sundays Phone YARDS 2578 EIGH'I'YfFOUR ---vm 4.--- vw-- vvvv :I 1, :E I 4 I . I I , Midwest Stores 1 , II P Q 5 W. RINKEMA I I 4 I ' ' III Fancy Groceries and Meats I, I r I 1, E and FURNITURE HOMES sas WEST 170th STREET 5, Phone HARVEY 86 HAZEL CREST, ILL. II 0 I I -:::::::::::::::: :::::::::'.:::::::g I, :T ::: :::::::::::::::::::::: :''15 5I FRIGIDAIRE SALES The Best I Ever 'Tastedn I' . FAMOUS 0 I I , I k 4 ORIGINAL South Holland and Lansing ,CHILI CON OARNE AND 4 I, OLE'S VEGETABLE SOUP II I Wholesale Retail I, 4427-41431 KINZIE ST. 2000 HASTINGS STREET 5, ,I Munsfleld 1036-1037 Ccmcl 9219 45 HARVEY 37 LANSING 350 Ovcr30 Yeanin FaadBusIncu :I I, I 'I -:: ::::::::::::::::::- :::e-' u,::::.-::::::- ::::::,,::,, . I: :E Compliments 5 I COMPLIMENTS of I I' OF I I I o Meeter's Inc. 5. I: Groote Bros. S1 W1ers I 1, ' I Lansing, Illinois 5' I, Highland, Indiana I' 5 1, , In 4, --A: ::: L::: :: 5: 577-T If-Af: A55 -5 'I JJJY I 4, II I, I If Texaco Products OOMPLIMENTS , I OF :' , 5 I Slager Brothers I Munster Cash Grocew I I: RIDGE ROAD AND BURNI-IAM AVE. Phillip Schuringa, Prop. I I 1' I Munster 387 I Ir I, I If PHONE 413 LANSING, ILL. Ax x: -4- I.,,..,,,,,,, -,,,,,,,,,, EIGHTYfFIVE W. ZYLSTRA First Class Groceries and Meats Q 7301 S. ABERDEEN STREET STEWART 1023 ,,--AA STATE BAN CLEARING EIGHTYfSIX 7 . V I 'I +L 1, if Compliments l of HERMAN DE VRIES ll Compliments 1' of ' SCHROEDER FUNERAL HOME 24 Hour Ambulance Service jr Call LANSING 24 la-.:-- Q-,-v Sales and Service CENTURY Oil Burners Furnaces Boilers Tclcphon MIDLAND OIL CO. Fuel Oils - Petroleum Products 2400 W. MADISON STREET CHICAGO c MONROE 7424 w I I I 4 w I I I M.-ff: KOOY AND DRYFHOUT AUTO AND TRUCK REPAIRING 1109-11 South Pulaski Road Phone Van Buren 0617 EIGHTY-SEVEN STOB, KNCL 8a HUIZENGB Q 6027 Roosevelt Road Cicero, Illinois REAL ESTATE INSURANCE MORTGAGES APPRAISALS MANAGEMENT . INVESTMENTS Phones: Rockwell 6009 Cicero 6009 - 6010 Wishing the Class of 1942 success in the realization of their cherished ideals. Phone STATE 4000 EDVVARD ZEILSTRA ALEXANDER H. REVELL JR., INC. Furnmwe Wabash and Lake St. Oriental and Domestic Rugs Chicago ---,O COMPLIMENTS OF S. HOVING and SON TRUCKING Phone Nevada 8141 2847 W. Harrison St. EIGI-ITYfEIGHT PTACEK'S GROCERY Quality Fresh Fruits and Vegetables 1348 SOUTH 58th AVENUE We Deliver Phones Cicero 6740 - 240 ----4---, Compliments of Carl Lightle F :I I 'I 'I . H. Botma and Sons 20 Tears of Dependable Service I : LANSING, ILLINOIS I I I 'I 'I 'I LI. Anton Kruska Bake Shop Tclcphonc CICERO 4918 1549 So. 59th Court Cicmxo, ILL1No1s I :i After All It 'Takes a Baker 'I I I Chicago Block Bakery , 5948 W. Roosevelt Road 5 Phone MANSFIELD 5638 :E 44, :::, Authorized Ford Service Lansing 335 VAN'S MOTOR SALES TExAco - GENERAL REPAIRING 18156 Torrence Avenue Lansing, Illinois EIGHTY'NINE N S ...........,v. - ..... - L ..... - L T fc ..... 6 L ...... - --- - - ll 1, ESTEBROOK mi WE FIT By XfRAY A, W, Lensing Sons, Inc, an l l' HARDWARE AND PAINTS 4, 'V Kennard'5 Bggtery ' Sheet Metal Work f Slate and Tile Roofrig Air Conditioning f Warm Air Furnace 5958 Roosevelt Road . PHONE EUCLID 2382 we FEATURE . I FLCRSHEIM AND VJEYENBERG SHOES EI If 6632-36 W. Roosevelt Rd. Oak Park, Ill 55:33 Y-5:55:5555:55,-5:::::::::.'.','::J L5555555-A-'-'v'--5:5-A-'553:55-5575-A-'iff :::::::::: A 'A A::::: ::::::'A 'l'l f: 'A'A 'A:::::::'A'A::::::'A'A:::::'A'A::::: 31 Ik PHIINE 420 AIR CONDITIONED IQ lv EE I Compliments qu I f F ll L ' 'l 0 o mar anes :g Mmm , Edwin K. Williams 8 Alleys f 'Year Round Bowling 4' Parking Facilities gd li 1 3660 Ridge Road Lansing, Illinois EI :E ,l 'I :,::,::,::::,,, ::,,::::,,,:::J Lfff, - x : Ax' A:'A i7l fxx C 'I 1, Ng C I P5 . amp Tents .I 1' Compliments 0 ' of Dr. James Molenaar . . Optometrist 1 4 Frank Rottler I 3546 RIDGE ROAD 1 Q: ' 1 LANSING vs LANSING, ILL. 1: -:,,,,,,,,,v -,,,,,.,-.,,,,,,,4 Lx, - :: ::::::::::: '-- if-A71 ffff-' :: :E E' Compliments 'Q 'P of l , 'T il White Pharmacy l 1' ' 3300 W r 95th St r Dr. P. A. Boelens N :I es tee Dentist II : . 4, Tour Doctor 1 I 3554 RIDGE RQAD il ls Our Reference LANSING, ILLINOIS :E I: Lxx ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,xg Lx, I NINETY Telephone EVERGREEN PARK 7225 OZINGA BROTHERS COAL - FUEL OIL . BUILDING MATERIAL Ogice and 'Yard 95th and Troy Streets Evergreen Park MEN'S, XVOMENS, AND CHILDREN'S WEAR DRY GOODS f NOTIONS - U. S. RUBBER FOOTWEAR PETERS SHOES, FOR ALL THE FAMILY EVERGREEN DEPT. STORE 3211-13 West 95th Street Phone E. P. 7143 ' EVERGREEN PARK, ILLINOIS 'ill,,QQQ.'f .e,,,.. Y ,H'U-'Q,fQQfn'FQQQ -'v'' A Complete Food Store :I IE E Vanderbilt's Service Statlon John Leo I STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS Grocery and Market I W h I ' Route 6 and Cottage Grove Ave 3214 95t S t es' ee ' , south Ho11and,111. Phone Ev. Pk. 7234-35 , FREE DELIVERY SERVICE :I ,, Phone HARVEY 3367 ::::::::::::::::::: :::i E,L:::- -::: ::::::::::::: MORSE J. VAN DRUNEN JOHN WM. VAN DRUNEN M. VAN DRUNEN FORD f MERCURY -- SALES and SERVICE BODY AND FENDER WORK 18029 Dixie Highway Phone 16 Homewood, Ill. NINETYfONE BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1942 From Chicagofs Leading Portrait Photographer for 80 'Years ARTISTIC PHOTOGRAPHY INTELLIGENTLY CREATED 58 East Wfashington Street Central 3982 Official Photographer for the Violet and MdI'ZC of 194142 E GLEWOOD K ITTI G MILLS Genuine Athletic Sweaters Made to Order In Our Own Factory They're Tops ' COLOR ' DESIGN ' COMFORT ' QUALITY 6643 S. HALSTED STREET WENtworth 5920- 21 Established Since 1912 NINETYfTWO I I I P I I I Y I I 5 I 3 o l l 12 Engraving 6' Electrotype Co. 2 5 5 812-22 W. VAN BUREN ST. 'Z QCHIEFTAIN BIIILDINCy CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Phone HAYmarket 1000 I: , Engravers for the Violet and Maize of 1942 Qllliliif I, VINCENNES 2684 Richard Rcindcrs SANGAMCN SERVICE STATION I, 7400 S. Sangamon Street ' STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS WASHING f GREASING - TIRES f ACCESSORIES , Bring 'Your Car In Regularly For Complete Lubrication Service l CLOSED NJNDAY L::: J NINETYYTHREE ::::,::0::::- For All These Reasons: ' SAFETY ' CONVENIENCE ' FRIENDLY SERVICE ' KNOWLEDGE OF LOCAL CONDITIONS ' ADEQUATE CREDIT ' MODERN, COMPLETE BANKING Mutual National Bank of Chicago Hale-,ted at 79th Street Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation RUSTHOVEN'S DRY GOODS STORE 5902 W. Roosevelt Road Phone Mansfield 6288 LADIES' AND CHILDRENS WEARING APPAREL BOYS' AND MENS FURNISHINGS f FANCY GOODS NOTIONS - ETC. QQ, ,,l,fQQfgQQ,, ,, -,,.,,,,,,.:,, 1' l' fl For Those Who Care Fa er Hardware Co. 1 ' . g 11 l Tabor Paint Company 5905 VV. Roosevelt Rd. Cicero, Ill. 'r 'I 1: 1, DISTRIBUTORS Maintenance , Roofing Supplies la 1 STANDARD VARNISH Wcnnxs Builders Hardware f Plumbefs PRODUCTS Electrical f Furnace Repairs 6109 W. Roosevelt Road l Phone ,CICERO 420 ll QE All Phones Cicero 8 1' jf .... r,,,,,,,,,,, ,.,.,,.,3 Lx, I ...A... -O NINETY-FOUR I I 1 I 'I f ----' - -'-- -'-------' '--- f::r:fe'p fx:- I ,: :I Suburban Transit S stem Inc. 'I 1: V ' 1' ' Wooden Shoe I IxEEl' YOUR GROUP TOGETHER! 1' HAMBURGERS SODAS 4 , Modern Equipment l HOT DQGS - SUNDAES Courtcous and Efficient Drivers l I CHILI ' SOFT DRINKS In ph0l19 W10l'Ih 381 Worth, Illil101S 7035 S, Racine Avenue I I' 'Niiles of Smiles In Our Service :I Stewart 6651 ex- ,,:,:-x,:- -e ,xxl k,,,,,,-v ,,,,,,,:,,,,v '-':f:::f- ff:--r, f::::: :::- -:::: -:::: I ll WE DELIVER Phone VINcenncs 4320 I I N. h 1 Sl M. 1 ,g Herbert W. Eidmann IC O S lnnefna i and Company GROCERIES and MEATS I ' MORTGAGE LOANS AND 1 I INSURANCE Pl T PORTSMOUTH 9202 mm 1 I 7007 S. Halsted Street 6071-6073 Archer Avenue If , . . . ,I Chicago, Illinois xxx: A....A..... -- .... ,xxl Lx, ---,,,..x:::,:,- f I . WWI 'ir IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII P. I ,E rhal is X I I KIK' W ,1,,,,,,, 7 'Q , .III IIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIII W IIIIIIIII' iIIIIIIIII.' I f Q 3. ' ' ew Zu! Sicfe ' George D. Byas 10136 EWING AVE. SOUth Chicago 6678 NINETY-FIVE rqwlagaapha NlNETYfSIX 5 5 Q 4 ql 5 Q , , - 'if V N' Q as in 5 L S f - 5-. ,V, ' v V-. in ... -+7 .,k , E '1-. . N S., -QA-s:.,J4 -J f 5 , s if . SS 1. ,, v y u s 7' .gun . 3111+5- ' - ' -., , g ,K