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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1943 volume:

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VIOLET AND MAIZE 1943 -41 OUR STAFP Pon '43 - f.L't.m EARL IABAAY Q BM. 7779f., JOHN BOSSENGA h VIQQULET AND MAIZE A PICTGRIAL PRESENTATION OF LIFE I + A T CHICALGO CHRISTIAN HIGH SCHOOL CHICAGO PUBLISHED BY TI-IE SENIOR CLASS .f4JuIWI Ivm. c. VAN BEEK Q j'.f4m! cfllg CHARLOTTE SLUIS Q Photo ell: IOHN DAVIDS UI! ind? Ull 1 ,X ..-.. . Xt I A' 1'5- XY Hlllll Q . 1 1 A.,. 7 -1 513 psf A .ls Qfqxfx 5' ig, 7 3 W --1 A 5162, ,v, Q fax . ,gs .5 A-fx if N V11 X. W, , M-4 -. + QW an ig. 1 x ' WM-. ..1av.q ine. fy ff, Q? ,, V .- J-X352 wifi. ,1 fi . Q .Q fi, QRS 5 -... 5 NGS . '- 33 Q ,S ff if t A S i 311 T i . K . , It-,,,b,y,,i5,, - wif e TEACHER SCHOLAR LEADER SCIENTIST ADVISOR FRIEND la Ma. We, ot the high school world, judge a teacher by what the students say of him. Unhesitatingly, these severe young critics have given Mr. Huibregtse a place at the top. His reputation as a teacher is enviable. Students find his classes interesting and profitable. His willingness to be of service and his likeable personality win the friendship ot all his pupils. We seniors teel particularly akin to him for he entered the portals ot Christian High along with us just tour short years ago. It is with hope that this volume will be a permanent reminder ot our sincere appreciation and gratitude tor all that he has done to instill in us a clear understanding of Christian character, and in recognition of his wise guidance, that We, the seniors of Chicago Christian High School, dedicate this yearbook to Mr. Alvin Huibregtse. X ,A . r x IN SINCERE APPRECIATION... CLARENCE BOEBSMA ANGELYN KEEGSTRA KATHRYN SCHURINGA ELEANOR WEZEMAN With the departure of the class of l943, we regret that we must also say farewell to four grand members of our faculty. It isn't easy to convince them of our gratitude toward their work after we've been wearying them with our behaviour, plagueing them with our millions of excuses, tiring and trying them with our grumblings about homework. And yet it is our ambition to have them someday come to the realization that their whole-hearted efforts were not in vain, that their gui- dance, both spiritual and educational, was and ever will be appreciated by the alumni, graduates, and remaining stu- dents of C.C.H.S. We hope that those who will replace these four teachers will perform their duties as Well, but we know that their efforts could never surpass the quality which Miss Schuringa, Miss Wezeman, Mrs. Keegstra, and Mr. Boersma have attained in their years with us. To each of them we extend our heartfelt adieus, hoping that some day we can welcome them back within our portals: to Miss Schuringa who is abandoning her successful teaching career to explore new fields: to Miss Wezeman, who is answering our coun- try's call to arms in the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps: to Mrs. Keegstra, who is to devote her life to housekeeping, every girl's ambition: to Mr. Boersema, who, after years of enriching the education of others, embarks upon the advanc- ing of his own already extensive learning. You will all be missed by both faculty and students, who remain and by those who leave. We extend our hopes and prayers for God's blessing in everything you do. Good-bye, and re- member us: we'll be thinking of you. OUR ENTRANCE I am the Spirit of the Class of 43 . I had much to tell of my life at Christian High and so I Wrote a book and called it Violet cmd Maize. In the book you find me in the clothes of students: even camouflaged in each senior. I spent four years joking, playing, learning, studying-making my- self fit to do the bit God and humanity requires of me. I am a representative of many. First, I am the culmination of everything our faculty can do for a student in four years-be it good or bad. I am symbolic of youth-Christian youth. Finally, I am the product of every ounce of energy, work and inspiration given by teachers, parents and found- ers of Christian High School. But back to my book. Interwoven on the tapestry of education, are the binding threads of religion. Through the amal- gamation of the two, comes the balanced medium which is so vital to men and women of tomorrow. Such has been the sound-rock foundation of Chris- tian High- education taught in the light of the Scriptures. My book is the personification of this philoso- phy. 'It is laid out in four divisions: religious, mental, social, and physical-all revolving around the pivot of the Bible. In this manner, I achieve the purpose of the Christian School. Designed ex- clusively to fit this great ideal is this, my humble book- I remain, Spirit of the Class of '43' 11... A MESSAGE T0 THE SENIORS This 1943 Annual appears in a year wherein we observe the 25th anniversary of the opening of Christian High. Our school began 25 years ago with an enrollment of l4 students and two teach- ers. That was September, l9l8. The first World Vfar was still raging intensely. We are now in the midst of another agonizing struggle---the Sec- ond World War. In those days the founders of our institution ventured in the face of disadvan- tageous conditions to inaugurate a new program of Christian education in Chicago. May the pres- ent generation likewise be undaunted by our present adverse world conditions to plan and work with the same spirit of heroic adventure that was then shown. Hundreds of our graduates are already serving their country in various branches of military service. Some are within our country but many are stationed in strange and distant places of the earth. Boys now graduating will soon join the vast host of soldiers and sailors. They are not going forth into a comfortable, secure, or predictable world. Their future is uncertain. Our prayer is that the intellectual and spiritual contributions made by Chris- tian High to their lives always may be of lasting profit to them. May God use these graduates of l943, and all of us as a blessing to our nation and to His Kingdom. PRlNClPAL , R PROU Robert Baar Ray Bandringa Harold Bandstra William Bandstra lack Bardolph Peter Bardolph Chris Beezhold Iohn Bel Iames Bere Lambert Bere Paul Bere George Beukema William Bieze Harold Blauw Richard Blystra Ben Boersma Iohn Bos Louis Bos Iohn Bosch Nich Bosma Otis Bouwsma lack Brouwer Iohn Brouwer Carl Bovenkerk Bill Campbell Maurice Claustng Louis Clousing Evelyn Cooper George De Boer Iohn De Boer Gerald Dekker Harold Dekker Simon Dekker Bertha De Leeuw EPRE Clarence De Vries Peter De Vries Cornelius De Young Conrad Douma Ralph Dykhuis Allan Dykstra Walter Dykstra Mel Edman Henry F. Eizenga George Euwema Ralph Euwema George Evenhouse Al. Flasman Henry Freitag Clarence Frteling Iohn Groot Lawrence Groot Alfred Hanko Dr. Henry Hoeksema lack Hoekstra Louis Hoekstra Robert Hoekstra Sophrides Hoffman Dr. Ray Hofstra Donald Holwerda George Hutner Adrian Huisien Clarence Huizenga Robert Huizenga Wayne Huizenga Iames lwema Peter lwema Ray W. Iohnson Ray Iohnson SENT THEM 33' 'mg 4 s-X 0 NV XQIMQA QE! :-W Wofflix ? a I N X ' lr Nb v , If SW., .X E' I 'lill QIIIINWWIIV: M A R l N E S COAST GUARD Renard Kampstra Garry Keesen Rudolph Kooi Don Klooster Fred Klooster Raymond Klunder Ted Koelikamp Marvin Kortenhoven Harry Krekel Iohn Kuiper Phil Leistra Allan Lenters Robert Leslie OUR B ii: Ati . x Nr 2' , QW . tl uf' K wllllt f X W ARMY 'ifh-rio u If 01 NN NAVY Iacob Lobbes Willard Lobbes Don Lumkes Robert McEwan Ross McFarland Harold Meekma Iohn Meekma Paul Don Meeter Iulius Mellema George Meyer Roy Monsma Martin Nymeyer George Oldenburger 0 Y S 326 fdfr cv? 2 Q 97 5 ,r f Y I N T Iohn Oldenburger Iohn C. Olthoff Iohn Olthofi Calvin Ooms Harry Ooms Owen Ooms Dean Oostema Ben Ottenhoff Conrad Ottenhotf Herman Ottenhoff Paul Paulson Gerrit Postma Paul Price Cornelius Prince Hilda Prince Richard Prince Egbert Radius Robert Radius Herbert Reinders Clarence Roelfsma Sidney Roelfsma Arthur Rogers Merton Rollene R. Ernest Rosain Edward Rudenga Iack Rusthoven Iacob Rusthoven Henry Schoon Ioe Schripsma Ira Slagter Sidney Slagter Iohn Slater Adam Sluis George Speelman George Stob Henry Stob Iohn C. Stob ERVICE Iohn G. Stob Marvin Stob Iacob Stoit Ray Tazelaar Iohn Teune Peter Teune Conrad Thoren Richard Tiemersma Harold Togtman Raymond Togtman Chester Toren Clarence Toren James Toren Sidney Toringa Gerald Van Amstel Donald Van Beek HGUTY Van Deel Alfred Van Dellen Lubbert Van Dellen Roger Van Dellen Cornelius Vander Laan H. Vander Molen Howard Vander Ploeg Andrew Vander Wall Daniel Vander Woude Kenneth Vander Woude Iohn Vande Werken Seymour Van Drunen Vernon Van Heyningen Anthony Van Mersbergen Sam Van Rosendale Herman Van Stedum Ioe Van Wyk Iohn Van Wyk Alfred Venema Henry Voss Iacob Voss Kathryn Huizenga 'l'EDITOR'S NOTE-Names as submitted when book was printed. A 2 'fx' I W f xp-E Q-- 'fd wx . wx. 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Admin this ywtzi they supniied our Chctpei proqrttzns with the vttrit'-ty every Cine c'1ppr'eCic,1tes, not te ttttk ati out the tttiritwiriiizs :mir Certs in our Churches. The crowning events Oi this yer1r's ctctivttiezs vvere. firstly, the three day trip te Hoiicrnd and Grctiid Rupids, Mich. Secondly, the Third Annuot Crchestrct Hutt Con- cert which was dqdin Cr trernendeus success. Thntitih the Choir reqretted that they coiitd not cttivnpt the invitat- tion extended them to sinq Crt St. Qtctt Cotteqe in North' tieid, Minn., they qredtiy Crppreciftteci the iNoCtrd':s consent to their enioyctbie journey to Michigan. CHAPEL i i SINGERS CHAPEL SINGERS GLEE CLUB Our giiti: aria ivy, the Chapel Singers, are Giee Club is ta Choir as boat traiiiiiirf' is to Fi aviiia 111: liiins yaar. Ntfaii miss their 'loakiiia a sailor. Ttwexfrr just toamina but with Frans ini tiiu Inst Ftiaimt' as itiucii as time auiiitwt tiieiii- Duroo Kramer as tiiair leader arid sufice-SS as their :'-iixvxr. qaat, tire- Cie-Q Ciuit has aciiieveld qi-out iioiahts. GLEE CLUB.. Christian High gives opportunity in the Curriculum lor W, a systematic study oi the sources, history, and teachings oi Christianity and the application of its principles to modern conditions and problems. ln this instruction, Rev. Be-l not only ainis to lay a solid foundation for Christian thinking, but also to stimulate the translation oi Christian thought into lilo and conduct. Fllf. li. l-ffl, PSALMS o MATTHEVV 0 MARK 0 LUKE 0 REVELATIONS MENTAL. It is educotion which gives o mon o cleor con- scious view oi his own opinions ond judgments, C1 truth in developing them, on eloquence in express- ing them, ond o force in urqinq them. 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Duliwis. Film Hww C. MIIISYIMI, I. Doot, W T.Dyks1m, L..Ii11ik0um, B. Topp, N M. Buikuum. HOME RQOM 23 CL.Li....E..- !fL-.,.E.w. 'Twp How D. L1IlLii1l1lST, T. Kloost- vr, E. Mwyvr, I. Vmmivr VVOidO, D. Culsmx, P, Husthovou, B. Vnmivr Wall, S, Brantley, L. Svhuwu, Fourth Hoxv F. Pmkopslmk, B. Ilnlnllllllii, E. Kumstm, K. Dyk- 011141, M. Emksml, M. NOON, I. DwV1'ivs, F,N1vhwls, G. Kooistru. Thixd Hww A. Niomvyor, D. I. Bm-1tlml1l, L. Simlms, D. VViq- lmldy, A, Cuppwttkl, H. DI'Q3I1tl1, M. Sikmm, A. Loudvriuk, E. Voucjxi. Svvoud How A, Bylund, L. Hoek- stm, C, Dn1Younq, A. Lunonqm, Y. Kok, F, Bnmdstm, W. Bishop, D. C. Rvvzlmold, I. Porswxmire. Vim! HOW -A. Knapp, C. Ellorio, I. Slinkm-m, E. Sollo, E. Zooq num, I. Hiskos. L Aw EGR NINETEEN EOETY THREE PHYSICS AND CHEMISTRY This yeors classes storted oft with Cx bono cmd hove been popping oloriq ever since. They expect cmy dcty to discover Ci new element hecouse the uriexpectecl is Crlwoys hopperiihq. The physics closs is usihq os port ot the course, the c:riiiy's pre-iiicluctioh booklets. These students ore pre- pciriiiq themselves with on eye to the future. Messrs, lluilsreqtse amd De Vries ore the eye to the future instructions. it OUR FUTURE CHEMISTS AERONAUTICS This class was organized and launched by Mr. l-luibregtse, in September, 1942. Though small in size, the group is expected to swell greatly by next year, especially if the war continues. The original nine Cdirect descendents of the Wright Brothersl are expecting to become the World's future air genii. MECHANICALDR. With Americas clamor for more engineers, mechanical drawing is becoming more focused in the limelight. Drafting is one of the essential requirements for the study of engineering. The students learn to draw many objects for the pur- pose of blue printing and descriptive production work. The class is under the tutorship of Mr. Elko Van Dyke. ENGINEERS AND PILOTS BIOLOGY - ZOOLOGY Gulp! Today the zoology class takes up the anatomy of the frog. This and the study of all life in general are the topics studied in these classes. The need of more scientifically trained men and women and the importance of First-Aid in modern life has greatly increased the demand for these two subjects, The leader, Homo Sapiens, of these groups is Mr. Oscar COh-Ohl Hofstra. DOMESTIC SCIENCE At the present time our cooking and sewing classes have become more prominent than ever before, due to the war. Rationing has rnade it necessary for the present and future homemakers of America to develop their knowledge of the most essential and economical foods. The shortage of labor has placed an emphasis on the fundamentals of sewing. Christian High is very fortunate in having such an able in- structor as Miss Alllen, as head of the Home Economics depart- ment. COMMERCIAL Our cornmerciai graduates have proved the fact that C.C.H.S. students are preferred above other high school graduates. Senior secretarial students are required to work a certain num' her of hours in the schooi office, doing such work as typing, filing, and taking shorthand. Therefore, our students are more qualified to fill future office positions because they have had experience. ORCHESTRA Vlfhat has Chicago Symphony that we don't have?? W'e've a great deal ct what they have plus a lot of spirit, ahility . . . and an occasional sour note. But our orchestra has really done great things tor us. They have given several tine chap- el programs and also a special deliut performance hetore our parents at Open House. ln our orchestra we have the lieginning ot a great organization, and it potential music students will cooperate in building it up, it will liecome an orchestra ot no mean tame. 4 2 X . 1 A 1 v if MR.GERVIN Something new has been added to our widely ace claimed orchestra this year! Mr. Gervin, prominent in ull Chicago music circles. has been engaged by our school to conduct our orchestra this year. Having studied and also taught in Germany tor six years, Mr. Gervin came hack to Chicago where he now operates a very line music conservatory. Noteable is the tact that our tamed maestro has 5 ot his students in the Chicago Symphony plus a number ot concert artists taking nnisic trom him. To this great musician goes our thank you tor a ioh expertly done. ...- ' Work! Work! Work! This word is the byword of the ctnnuctl stott. After o busy semester of settinq up CI dummy-hook, we edsed into d semester ot tokinq pictures, qettinq copy written, cmd mdkinq tinonciol ends meet. Then, otter selling subscriptions, we, ot ldst, cdn sit loock ond View the finished product into which . we hove put our heort ond soul. Well . . . how do you like it? VIOLET AND MAIZE 53' MIRROR Ji! J ! ln its l3th Consecutive year as oiticial scliool newspaper, the Mirror lias improved by leaps and bounds. C. C. H. S. is really proud ot tliis grand paper. A tile ot Mirrors is just like a diary, so completely does it Cover the events occurring about the halls of C. C. H. S. Congratulations, Staff! NIOH HONOR SOCIETIES IUNI The crectm of our crop! Students hgving the highest scholcrstic roting in our school gre members ot this society. Eoch month representatives ore sent to the city-wide meetings in other schools ond in this woty our Honor Society is ctble to keep in tune with what goes on in other high schools. The Mothers Club presented egch member ot this yec1r's group with the otticictl Honor Society Pin. Now were reolly giving credit where credit is due. FIGHT, FIGHT, WIN, WIN, CO CHICAGO CHRISTIAN SCHOOL SONG LOYALTY CHRISTIAN Oh Christian High, we're loyal: Dear Christian, we are true, We're for your colors royal: We never need a cue, to cheer you. ME ON CHRISTIAN, LET'S BEGINII SOCIAL CHICAC-I0 CHRISTIAN HIGH SCHOOL SONG l H1 mstiil 4 r cvcirfr cHoRUs 4 C. C. H. S., Violet and Maize- A' Those two titles we'll ever praise, lei i. Its name and its colors we'll ever 4 it? If we would conquer fame, adore- ? F F-V F I And we will be loyal forevermore. . V F r 'R F5 2' 4 I 19' A The Faculty's our leader: 4- I 5 J- H 5 g All handicaps, our toe: ' f But foes can never beat her, A 'B Come on, Christian, let's go! - 4 F 1 r I 17 0 Rah! Rah! Rah! ' 4 f Fr I' C hor-us: It TT 3- 4 fx We stand for God and country: We cheer for truth and right: , - We'll prove our Christian stand- -f N' ards ', 4 F AE When right shall conquer might. ' 4 V L' Rah! Rahl Rah! f f f f 4 I 4 .I . dll A Strong leadership and service Y' Q4 1 - . It 1 1'-li'-T-1-.ck-'I Will ever be our aimg rx - For both are necessary 4 H E F 4 f I for our name, In the spring of 1940, the Self Help Assurance Society sponsored a contest for a school song. Among the entries was one of Charlotte Slius, which was chosen for first prize. Since the music part of the contest was not yet in progress, Char- lotte was asked to compose a few notes to the I r r words so the students could hear the song. The oriainal notes still accompany those first-prize notes. It is with pride in our hearts that we sinq our school song for we know that Charlotte wrote it with deep sincerity. ACACIA ' lUVO PALMO ii' V ,W 7 Q . Q 9 Q 7 Q ACACUX We solute theml For spon- sorinq the roller-slccitinq pciirty ot White City, proceeds of which went toword honds which were donoted to the New Building Fund: for spons sorinq the dnnudl ice-skotinq porty ot the Arencip for Bio Sister Dciy, especiolly lor freshies: for presenting Open House, which you cill nip- ploud os o treniendoiis siicf cess. Acocio the cliih which does rnuch for Cf. C. l-l. S. lUVCD PALMO Activities more octivities still niorel Sports ond por- ties, both stoq and otherwise, indicote thot FUN ci COM' PANIQNSHIP ore the poss- words tor this senior girls' club. However, their contri- hutions to chdpel proqrciins show thot there is rr serious side to this clulo's ohiectivesy ond it is thus thot they moin- toin cr friendly school spirit. 5'-lllll-5 E 5 -E ETERNAL QUALITY . . HAND or Hsrpruriaiss ENUM? lllllllllllllllie BARCDNS hi the past tew years they have lwecouie the iuost ettif Cteiit boys' club iu the School. Tlieir auuual Christuias par- ty, their haiiaiiet with the luvo Palma Clulw, their requ- lar sport activities, their all- schoal taleut Couipetitiori'-H all teud to uialce us realize that they deserve to be lauovvu as the very best Sef uior lioys' Cluli. FIDELIS Goes quietly about, but doiuq big thiiiqs, such as: new tlaq tor the auditorium, uew tlaq for the top-iuast, the all-school Red Cross Drive, arid the houd they contrib- uted to the New Buildiriq Fund. Besides all this hard work, the Fidelis Club iri- dulqes iii plenty of sports arid other activities. 5'l i MEN OF DISTINCTICDN . . FAITHFUL ONES BARONS - FIDELIS -www , ..,t..N - 4-K HAYARACK PARTIES 0 CHICKEN IN THE RUFF 0 TEACHERS IN THE RUF? EPSILQN SQUIRES SCDAIJIS 0 BEACH PARTIES RCLLER SKATING PARTIES 0 DEBATES 0 SCHOOL SPIRIT 0 FACULTY GUIDANCE jwzi ,.,.v BIGLOGY L .X . SPCRTS ' x V STELLAE A ff' ju! 3 yt.. I 1 BOWLING PARTIES 0 FACULTY PERMISSION 0 HQUSE PARTIES 0 CLUB SWEATERS I AMIGQS MAZELLES FRATRES Q I ,L L I PHIHGMA CAMEBA BETA I w Y STUDY CLUB 0 MA'S CLUB 0 WAR BCNDS 0 DEBT REDUCTION DRIVE PQLITICIAN GIRLS' SPORT BOWLING FLAG PRESENTATION 0 CHAPEL PROGRAMS 0 CLUB COMPETITION 0 PARTIES INITIATION OF CLUB MEMBERS 0 ENTHUSTASM 0 SUPPORT FROM THE PRINCIPAL DELTA ALPHA GMICRON ALL THESE COMBINED, CONSTITUTE OUR NUMEROUS CLUBS BUYS' SERVICE LAUDAMUS 4 1 f IUVENES l in n 5 G A M M A SNAPSHQTS -em-xg Esther Van Ramshorst An uproarious comedy -that was The C. C. H. S. all-school play, Dictator Dad given in November at the D. S. Wentworth Auditorium. Overflowing crowds both evenings proved the popularity of the production. Cn lune 9, 10, ll, the Seniors presented their play in the D. S. 'Wentworth Auditorium. Taken from the current best-seller Mrs, Miniver by lan Struther, the play was heralded tops in wartime drama. Esther Van Ramshorst, our eminent director, deserves much of the credit for our dramatic successes. DICTATCR DAD Peter Parnhams ,. ..................i................. lOl1H DCIVidS Laura Asbury Farnham ,.,,., ..r,,,...Ruth Bandstra Iulie Farnham ......................... ........ P earl M99kIT1C1 Richie Farnham .................... ...A......., l OlCk Oostemg Aunt Gertrude Asbury ........................ ChC1TlOll9 Sluts PC1111 Hudsgn YYYAYYAA,,, ,4AAA,,,,,, r,,,,,,,, R O bert Westerhoff Louise Bates ,,,,................. ................. A UD SCOTZG Henry Adler ....... Minnie Adler ,,,,,, George Adler ,.,.,.,r.. ,,,..,...Marvin Hughes .,,,.,,,.Helen Hoffman L, ,,.,........ Charles Hughes Gwen Marshall ,,,,.,,, .Marge Nieubuurt Mr. Watson ..... ...... . .. ..... .... E Clrl lCibC1C1Y M H S . M l N l V E H Clem wgggl,,.A.,,.A4,w,w,,,V,,w,, ..,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,.c,.,,,,,, I ohn Davids Mrs. Miniver ...,,., ..... ..... P G Grl M99lC1'DG Vin ,Vw.,w,vs.s.,,..,,,, ...........,. I ohn Bossenga Tgby VVVVAA,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, W illiam Beezhold Iudy -,,,.,,,.,.,., r..crc..r...... A nn Scorza Adie Hel ..,,,., Helen ...,.,,,. Iohnny ............. Susan .................. Lady Burfish .,....., Tommy ............ lenny ...........,......., Liza ......,,................... Air-raid Warden ....., .....,.,Alice Lindeman ,..,.....Elaine Brucer ...,.,...Gerrit De Vries .........Helen Hoffman .......,,.,.,Charlotte Sluis ,,..,..Clarence Eizenga ......,,.Ioann Ver Beek ..,....,,,....Bonnie Levine Clarence Wierenga . x l S r v Pearl Meekma i .... x .. I , K tw-xggffi . ' i .51 1 f W. 5 n- :Q ,,,.., ,. M2 L z '-'ix X f 1 'Y' I 13 X' .pu-1 Y-,N PHYSICAL EDUCATION I 3 QM? R ! . 'Y -r N 'Si' L an L W 'uf X 55 , X -. , ,ff X Nai- lm X . . AC iw X 5 , M! Eg x X ' . ' RK ix 5 K .1 A .N -X.. .mzx 1 . XR ,-ge., A MN fn- fn - X lx f'f ' - f' A A S 5 - L- W Q.: A 4 Q .. - . mf sz, 4 gk S Y F x . ms. . Yi if 3 1. -ei-ga. 5 .wh-F - 1 iQ 4' if ,Q v xv 9 .. 2 .. Y VOLLEYB abs Su- 1 111-11l1'1x1'1l 11111111111 7 1 K . f 1 11v1'1T .,V,,. I. 1 1 11'11f 'V' ' 11Y11.1 1 11'f1.11 1111 511' 111 11-11.91111 11' 1-11f1' 1+ 1 r '1V' lf 1 5 1 1-J1 1' '1 1 11'.f 1111 .-,I ,I NV' I 1 ,XM ll 1 111111 11 TE At the culmination of their niost success- tul season, We owe a huge cheer to the '42-'43 volleyball team. Under the captain- shigi ot Pauline Van't Hot, they placed sec- ond in the Catholic School League. Much ot the credit tor this achievement is due to Miss Vllarner who really revolutionized the technique of our team. M T TT LIGHTS Christian .,A, 60 Christian ,,,, 4 ,, , 43 Christian .,,.,,iiii 42 Christian ..,.i, C34 Christian ....i C .,iY 22 Christian .,.,,,,, .235 Christian 43 Christian ,,.. ,,,ii 6 4 Christian , Y. C38 Christian , ..,, 29 KETBALL HEAVIES The year l942-43 marked the advent ot another new coach, Louis Kowal. Under his guidance the basketball teams showed remarkable progress. The heavyweights took the third place trophy in the Annual Private School Tourna- ment and in the league play took a third place tie. Also, the team made a name in the city by defeating several well-known outside schools. Above all, they showed tine cooperation and showed the other schools the true essen- tials ot sportsmanship and the spirit for which our school is noted. Ttro tirrtrtworqtrts crtttrougtr not hovmq such Q1 successtul sooson, played nomo Ilttltjltlttfvllt qrrrrros orrol Strowcrt tttritcotlorts thot ttroy Worrtrt tv Ikitldy tor ttro trotrvros rxoxt your. NVQ otso oro proud ot their Spo1'tS111r1r1strio cmd vooporotiorr uint ottort to brim! tome to Q C H S Unix 'kHI': :tty 32 Hctrvord 28 Concordia 40 Lotirr 35 Wtrtvtttcfrr 12 Lrrttror 42 Porkor 27 North Shore 30 Todd 34 North Pork 31 HEAVIES p., Lxttto marks in History Littto mtxrks. in Frorrvtx, Mako our tmskottmtt pttry-Ars Sit upon tho tworrutm. I Physical education tends to play a part in the de- velopment of character through the medium of games and sports. The student learns the meaning ot honesty in connection with good sportsrnanshipp he learns to be dependable and loyal to his team. -lane Warner. I ' f f W 9 4 2. V ,- 2 , , W ll , f. 7 mat in QZQZQQL Now as our book begins to close, we are proud to present the seniors of '43 -the finished product of the educa- tional processes described in the pre- ceding pages. Although We are aware of the tact that they are tar from the perfect prod- ucts, we sincerely believe their lives will be complimentary testimonies to the educational philosophy of C. C. H. S. Nm! Jlme 7!wq fin... THE GRADUATES OF 1 943 o C L A S S H O N C R S FEBRUARY Virginia Beatty ,.,.........,.,,................,, First Place Marcella Van Rosendale ,........... Second Place Theone Hoffman ................ ........., T hird Place Ruth Harlko ......... ..,,....,... ...,.... F o urth Place lUNE Lorraine Lang ..,...,.,.,r.t,,,,,, ,,,,,,,l F irst Place Ftuth Kucera ,....... Second Place Rose Klooster ,..,., ,..,.,.,., T hird Place Dorothea George Iohn Bossenqq ., ..,.,,.. Fourth Place I O F F l C E R S Iohn Davids ..............,.....,.,..,..,,.........,.. President Nick Huizenqa ...,.,,, .,.,,............ V ice-President Charlotte Sluts ...,.....,........ Secretary-Treasurer 0 HELEN HELEN BATIES Always a friend. VIRGINIA VIRGINIA BEATTY 0 The world is mine and I think I'II take it. 0 NICHOLAS NICK BEEZHOLD A finer gentleman Cannot be found, DOROTHY DOT BOS 0 Her rnaior enemy was Shakespeare. I VIRGINIA VIRG BRAKER Ah, Love!!!! EDWARD EDDIE BULTHUIS 0 Me president? Of course! 0 MARIE MARIE DE BOER A qood character goes far in this world. IANET IAN DE VRIES 0 Charm and a pleasing personality. o MARGARET MARGIE DYKHUIS Beauty and brains, MARIORIE MARGE EVENHOUSE 0 There is mischief in her eyes. FEBRUARY I CAROL CAROL FENNEIVIA Life is a bore! WANNETTE NUTTY FENNEMA 0 Lite is wonderful especially the men! o RUTH HANKO HANKO Her adaptability and personality will pay her lvia dividends, THEONE THEONE HOFFMAN 0 Ambition is her crownina laurel. 0 DOROTHY DOH HOVING A human declaration of independence! IEANNE lEANNIE HOVING 0 What qood is a man? lust show me one! 0 FRANK FRANK HOVINGA Let the other quy do it! THERESA TERRY IWEMA 0 Oh, that hair! 0 THERESA THERESA IWEMA Oh me what a day' All work and no play' HERMINA KERKY KERKSTRA 0 All the world s a stage and I forqot my part' FEBRUARY 0 IOSEPHINE IO KLEMP Oh far a qood time! GEHTRUDE M. GEHT KOSTER 0 No obstacle is too big to overcome. 0 CORNELIA CORKY LANING Cooperation that really counts. HENRIETTA DOLLY LUBBEN 0 Where'd you get those eyes? I DONALD I. DON LUMKES I-le's really some Romeo! HENRY HANK OLTHOFF 0 A loaf of bread: a juq of wine-Ah food! 0 WILLIAM BILL SUK Determination himself. GERALDINE BABE VAN DEEL o Shell always do the unpredictable. o ROBERT BOB VANDER LIEST Wine, women and song-only forget the woman. MARCELLA MAAIKE VAN BOSENDALE 0 She has a personality all her own. FEBRUARY 0 ELMER ELMO VOS I.et's see now, where was I? 'A million dollar smile! 0 CELAINE LANEY ZWART Oh for red hair! MARILYNN ANDERSO . . . smiling . . . for fun! see Campbell and her . . . on the street . . . Fidelis . . . a girl any guy would like to date . . . vim, vigor, vitality, vivacious . . . enough said for our first picture . . , 0 STANLEY ANDERSON . . . black haired Swede . . . self complacent . . . intelligent but practices a continuous siesta . , . been in choir tour years Coit and onl . . . been in trouble four years ton J... RUTH BANDSTR . . . began in league with four dopes . . . ended up with I-loddy . . . glamor girl . . . personality plus . . . optimistic about owning five acre tract with house in Evergreen Park . . . 0 MELVIN BOERSMA . . . blushing agriculturist . . . he'd make a good D. A. too CDL of Agriculturel . . . in fact, we call him Farmer . . . and he can take our razzing . . . a loyal club member and he's been in many . . . very tall . . . he's all right . . . IOHN BOSSENG . . . Buzzie like a bee . . . mathematician . . . scientist . . . ladies man . . . a typical Ciceronian ilad from Cicero! . . . Business Manager of our Annual . . . brother, we could go on forever but there's a limit of space . . . 0 PAUL BOMAN N N . . . yodeler . . . lst class . . . intended to travel elsewhere, especially to the planet Mars . . . smokes a nicotine-less weed . . . expert gun-man . . . will some day capture gangsters . . . ELAINE BRUCE . . . quiet and reserved to most people . . . but wait 'till she get's going! . . . she's full oi pep and raring to go . . . member of Fidelis . . . one of four dopes . . . MARIORIE MARGIE WAGENAAR 0 N Ao A R FEB.-IU 0 SYBELINE BUURSTRA . . . sedate yet cheerful . . . keeper of Acacia's money baqs . . . ambition is to be a receptionist in a doctor's office . , , her domicile is in South Holland . . . DORTHEA GEORGE 0 . . . aoes in for the more masculine things of life . . . says she wants to be a History teacher . . . ha, ha, did you ever hear of a married history teacher? . . . member of the Acacia club . . . conscientious of her work ...ltwo Waysl . .. 0 IOHN DAVIDS . . . was in so many activities that if this paper were as lonq as he, we'd run short . . . exceptional athlete . . . Pride of the West Side . . . has a hobby fwomenl . . . weiqhs 183 lbs., is 6 ft. 5 in., and is called Steiner by all . . . IEANNE FRODIN 0 . . . happy but not aushinq . . . all around sport . . . efficient and conscientious in her work . . . her ambition is to become a dieti- tian or chemist assistant . . . Acacia meme ber . . . 0 DONALD DE WITT . . , a former brain rust in dear ole Latin . . . member of the Camera Club . . . also an ad-seeker for the Annual . . . lives out where the wood is qreen: Mount Green- wood . . . EVELYN DORNBU . . . looks studious with glasses but start the fun and see how long the studying lasts . . . fun . . . not much use for books . . . resides in Cicero . . . pals with Pearl Vander Lei . . . 0 GILBERT FENNEMA . . . short, quiet and to the point . . . likes Amiqos parties . . . likes to take physics worse than anything else . . . think that one over! . . . member of the Politicians . . . GEHRIT DE VRIE . . . moderately talkative . . . certainly a peach of a fellow . . . talked a tot in class when not supposed to . . . also liked Mr. Boersma's Fred Waring Chorus . . . wants to become an aviator first class . . . we hope so too . . . o LAVERNE GEILHUFE . . . known to all the bums as Butch . . . this doesn't mean you're a bum if you know her! . . . accountant and active president of Wieboldts . . . a good sense of humor . . . if you are low on jokes see Butch . . . IEAN CAMPBEL . . . Anderson and Campbell Inc .... see one . . . see two . . . gadabout . . . member of Fidelis . . . wants to be a tombsnooper in Egypt CArcheoloqist to youl . . . R.S.V.P. TUNE So So Lo .ma ' ,-: KN'-, .Ii 3:34 '3' K5 kyyy A piggy! f.. X to ity, t Si t. 2 it 1 1 I lt... 0 TED GLAUSER . . . says he has a wolf patrol Qt as a hobby, pastime, and usual occupation . , . lost a little of his hair but is still handsome . . . ambitious? . . . wants to become a draitsman . . . would be a worthy successor to Mr. Van Beek's pipes . . . DONALD GROEN 0 . . . double, double, toil and trouble . . . emphasis on the trouble . . , member oi the great Barons club . . . plays basketball . . . he says his hobby is women fperhaps he'd better concentrate on onel . . . 0 SHIRLEY GROOT . . . keep iit the Groot way . . . wants to be a Phy. Ed. instructor . . . member of the National Honor Society . . . say who isn't a member of this organization besides me? . . . quite loquacious . . . yet can be serious and quiet . , . HARRIET HAAK o . . . reserved, but to the point of being noticed . . . ambitious . . . wants to become an army nurse , . . however, she is going to work in an office for a few years . . . likes good music . . . hot jazz occasionally . . . that's nice . . 0 DOROTHY HARMSEN . . . contented . . . no special ambition . . . likes and eats much candy . . . member of Sodalis . . . also choir . , . enjoys lots of fun . . . don't we all? tAns. J . , . PHYLLIS HATFIELD o Hattie . . . plays the violin in orchestra , . . loyal choir member . . . could be that she likes music . . . wants to become a child psychologist . . . hmm, some psychology . . , 0 EVELYN HOEKSTRA . . . a congenial and pleasing personality . . . another honor student . . . president of the Phi Sigma club . . . also indulged in Intramural sports . . . quiet but pleasant . . . HELEN HOFFMAN 0 . . . jovial . . . not as reserved as one might think . . . ambition to become an air stew- ardess . . . hi-flier . . . likes skating troller or icel . . . now helping to keep up the morale of lonely service men . . . 0 WILLIAM HOLLEMAN . . . walks with a rolling gate . . . product of South Holland fOnion out-postl . . . ambi- tion to become an onion farmer . . . meaning he'll be rich some day . . . enthusiastic Poli- tician . . . says he's bashful and guiet . . . now I wouldn't say that . . . ROBERT HONIG 0 . . . remember the Barons? . . . he's one .,.hasacar...gasandtire-stoo... but it's occupied . . . is going to be a cut- lery artist specializing in side splitting . . . otherwise referred to as a doctor . . . lUNE i sf l f 3 at i sa 4 i r .ww .,.. Q 5 -er A . 0 MARVIN HUGHES . . . handsome but bellicose, belligerent, and beloved . , . was in Dictator Dad . . . . . . likes rrechanics and aeronautics . . . pet peeve: riding in crowded Evergreen Park busses . . , LOUISE HUISENGA 0 . . . quiet . . . obliging . . . appreciates orchestra music . . . has a desire for adven- ture and also to come in contact with snakes . . . didn't think she could stoop so low . . . 0 PAULINE HUISIEN , . . unobtrusive , . . efficient . . . wants to be a bookkeeper .' . . member of National Honor Society . . . likes to collect post-marks from letters . . , GRACE HUIZENGA 0 . . . pleasing personality . , , a wonder . . . a SV2 year wonder , . . belongs to the help- ing hand club, translation, Iuvo Palma . . . she's really on the beam . . . chummed with Barb . . . o IOAN HUIZENGA . . . l'll read what the picture tells me . . . hmmm-not bad . . . fights frequently for fun . . . it's gals like her that make school worth while , . . President of Acacia . . , NICHOLAS HUIZENGA 0 . . . jovial . . . personality like carbonated water tfull of fizz! . . . an all around kid . . . arguing member of the Politicians Club . . . hobby: Shoveling honey . . . 0 CALVIN IWEMA . . , jovial . . . intelligent . . . moody . . . honorary member of M,S.H, Cltlfaster Stag Hounds! . . likes to argue about things nobody knows anything about . . . he does though . . . wants to become a lawyer . . . EARL IABAAY 0 . . . once your friend, always your friend . . . the waves of his hair are as perfect as those of the sea . . . rough Weather, Eh? . . . our Editor!!! 'nough said . . . a lot of orig- inality . . . o ALDEN IOHNSON . . . quiet . . . he goes on his way, but he really makes hay! . . . a responsible club member . , . he's been in many too , . . his pet peeves are history and geometry . . . that can be justifiable too . . . ROBERT KELLY 0 . . . member of the National Honor Society . . . Wants to become a scientist in the United States Armed Forces . . . wished he'd never seen geometric solids and dihedral angles . . . oh well, it sounds good anyway , . . IUNE 4snn-vvr-'- QF IS QL OA QP RANCES KING . . . King? . . . she's a queen to lack . . . wants to be a ste-nographer, but she seems more of the domestic type . . . member of Sorores Club . . . sings in Girl's Glee Club . . . resides in the land of roses Clitose- landl . . . ROSE KLOOSTER 0 . . . believe it or not ther name is Rose and she is onel . . . lives where the tall corn growsflndiana . . . dislikes the stigma of farmer or onion . . . intelligent . . . intends to marry . . . she's awful honest . . . eh? . , . HIRLEY KOOYENGA . . . a conscientious student . . . member of the Laudamus Club . . . regrets that the years have flown so rapidly . . . ambition: to become a trained nurse . . . RUTH KUCERA O . . . sedulous . . . honor student . . . afnbition . . . to be a linguist . . . also has a 'ancy for helping in the war effort . . no effort at all for her . . . ORRAINE LANG . . . reserved . . . intellectually inclined . . . member of Phi Sigma . . . enjoys bowling . . . pet peeve: people who think they know how the war should be run . . . RUTH LENNSTRUM 0 . . . ethereal . . . under that sedate surface lies a subtle humor . . . a good Swede . . . she wears a pair of silver wings , . . a slow self-starter . . , that is, in the morning . . . LICE LINDEMAN . . . vitality cal . . . likes plenty of action , . . went to Oak Park High School three years . . . talks incessantly and argues persistently . . . 3 years of Latin and liked it . . . loves peanut butter . . . likes to participate in all sports . . . LOIS MARSHALL 0 , . . deceives you by her quiet ways . . , until she gets going , . . poise . . . wants to be a white collar cjirl . . . that is to have an office tob . . . seen with Edith S. . . . member of luvo Palrno . . . EARL MEEKEIVIA . . . happy and full of pep . . . lulie in Dictator Dad . . . one of the oood all- toes in choir and also in Chapel Singers . . . member of Fideles . . , made school in 3l2 years . . . with 'Pe help cf svfrre' school . . . RAETTA NATHAN 0 . . . vice presidrnt cf the Laudamus Club . . . completed high schccl in 312 years . . . wants to become a junior accountant . . . quiet and pleasant . . . l'o cr student . . lUNE Q MARIORIE NIEUBUURT . . . versatile . . . personality like a catsup bottle . . . when it comes, you get plenty . . , sets a record by being in three plays . . . hopes to be a dramatic teacher . . . likes sloppy sweaters and dirty saddle shoes . . . her's are clean, however . . . DENNIS OLSON 0 . . . beats the old cowhide fdrummer in orch.l . . . member ot the Aeronuts Club . , . had an extraordinary record of four years in orchestra . . . he must like music . . . likes to crack extemporaneous jokes f?l . . . also bowls very well . . . 0 LAVERNE OOMS an intellectual trend of mind mem- ber of Sororis . . . likes working as a nurse s aid and intends to become a full fledged nurse in time . . . also has an attraction for sailors MARGARET PALMQUIST 0 . . . conscientious . . . President of National Honor Society . . . member of Sodalis . . . wants to be a missionary in Kentucky . , . dislikes Crabby teachers . . . who doesn't? 0 MELVIN PERSENAIRE ... lA . . .for Uncle Sam.. .soon will be on our service men's Honor Roll there's always a first time for everything . . . hes peppy, but at the wrong times fin classl . . . IEAN PORTER 0 . . . fun-loving, yet serious . . . has a pro- found admiration for Ozzie . . . Hofstra to you . . . is planning to become a nurse and a good one too , . . enthusiastic chor- ister . . . talks continuously . . . 0 CHARLOTTE POSTMA . . . a good student . . , member of the National Honor Society . . . wants to be a stenographer in a large office . . . member of Sodalis . . WILLIAM PRINCE 0 . . . don't let him pull the wool over your eyes! . . . he's really not as quiet and re- served as he'd like you to think . . . Vander Woude and he are pals . . . favorite ex- pression: Howdy . . . 0 ALICE ROSAIN . . . vivacious . . . ilirtcrcious . . . lots of school spirit . . . man, you should hear her sing . . . she's a Swedish nightingale , . . she has brains too . . . those Swedes have everything , . . HELEN ROSEN . . . scholastically inclined . . . precocious . . . minutes-man in Acacia . . . has a fearful dread of A's . . . she's the baby iyoungestl of our class . . . dislikes home- work??? . . . IUNE DOROTHY ROSIER . . . diligent worker . . . National Honor Society . . . ambition: to be a secretary . . . she'll make a good one too! . . . member of the Phi Sigma Club . . . - IO ANN SCI-IAAP 0 . . . scoop 'em up says Schaap . . . those scholastic records . . . her ambition is to become a stenographer or to type straight . . . that is, a straight typing job . . . KATHRYN SCHEPEL . . . industrious and cooperative . . . wants to be a good secretary for a nice boss . . . hmm who wouldn't? . . . member of the Phi Sigma Club . . . her favorite subjects are shorthand and typing . . . ELSIE SCHOLTEN 0 . . . classifies herself as one of those pesky hall-guards . . . is from Indiana where the corn grows tall . . . she's tall, but surely not corn . . . entered Iunior year . , . National Honor Society . . . a good laugh fixes anybody up . . . ANN SCORZA . . . vivacious . . . blond . . . petite . . : gay and full of mischief . . . one of the Four Dopes . . . been in several plays . . . member of the Fidelis Club . . . sang with the Chapel Singers . , . WILBUR SLAGER 0 . . . quiet? . . , reserved? . . . we're not talking about Slugger Ctrade namel are we? . . . one of our star basketball players . . . he's really got plenty on the ball . . . basketball, that is . . . ALYCE SLUIS R . . . descendant of Adam lOornsl . . . has a fitting nickname . . . Dutch . . . choir enthusiast . . , in fact, very much so . . . vice-president of Acacia . . . plans to go into nurses' train- ing . . . tif and when she gets outl . . . CHARLOTTE SLUI . . . full of pep . . . Be-gone dull care . . . a good leader . . . author and composer of our school song . . . did a good job on that too . . . school queen . . . she's tops with us So all... ICHARD SLUIS . . . mischievous and full of the ole Nick . . . his chief pastime is getting kicked out of the U. S. History and Chemistry classes for good . , . says he wants to be a pilot . . . that isn't above his head either . . . GLADYS SMYTH 0 . . . Snoozie to you . . . has a two-told ambition...wants to be a housewife...also an interior decorator . . . some wife! . . . some house! , . . says she's a bad driver . . . some car! . . . or shall we say, some pieces! IUNE if' 0 EDITH SONDEREGGER . . . reserved . . , member of Iuvo Palmo . . . took Latin, or rather, it took her . . . wants to be an Occupational Therapist Cwhatever that is? , . . it involves work anyway . . . DOROTHY STALMAN 0 . . . I come from Evergreen Park Where the air is fresh and pure . . . fthe Editor dis- agrees-Lansing is that placelli . . . claims quite a correspondence with army and navy men . , . OK .... wants to become a stenog- rapher and we know she will . . . 0 GARRET TEUNE . . . Pepsicola kid . , . a stable member of the Bar-ons . . . sings tenor in choir, when there . . . born on the West side in '25, residing in Cicero since '26 . . . MARILYN TORSELL 0 . . . witty . . . very witty . . 2 extremely witty . . . clever, very much so . . . Swedish . . . to the point of being prejudiced . . . pals with Io H. . . , says she bequeaths her vivaf cious, sparkling, alert personality to Casey Van Beek . . . 0 BARBARA VAN DELLEN . . . hmmm! . . . well, she sure is cute . . . violin virtuoso . . . is a playegirl with an excess of vitamin BI . . . wouldn't she look funny fat? . . . able retired cheerleader . . . intelligent . . . we hate to leave her . . . HENRIETTA VANDER LAAN 0 . . . lady-like . . . quiet . . . studious . . . member of the National Honor Society . . . ambition: to become a whitecapped nurse . . . member of the Phi Sigma Club . . . 0 PEARL VANDER LEI . , . coal black hair and bright brown eyes . . . tcontinually in front of the mirror? but well worth the while . . . hails from Cicero IOY VANDER PLOEG I . . . her name describes her well . . . be- longs to Sororis . . . is one of our many songsters ot our famed Glee Club . . . her pet peeve is garlic and her pastime is eat- ing . . . could there be any connection? . . . 0 ROGER VANDER WOUDE . . . oboist Cman who plays an oboe! . . . belonged to Boersma's Basin Street Glee Club . . . raised mice in I-lofstra's Bugology class . . . choir . . . says his favorite teacher is the fair-haired C. Boersma CI quote! . . . a great camera tan . . . MARION VAN DYK 0 . . . a chorus girl . . . sings in Girls Glee Club . . . enjoys sports . . . her ambition is to become a good secretary . . . likes to go out and have a good time . . . also enjoys asking for hall passes . . . IUNE S ii- . . ...ix X S 0 MAHION VAN HEYNINGEN . . . came in like a lion . . . went out like a lion . . . one of the limbs in the helping hand club . . . luvo Palmo to you! . . . HOWARD VAN STEDUM 0 . . . another Ciceronian . . . member of the Aeronuts . . . flying Dutchman . . . played basketball in the Intramural league . . . wants to be a pilot in the Army Air Corps 0 IOANNE VELLENGA . . . athletic . . . romantic . . . she says she wants to be a secretary , . . me thinks she'll be a housewife . . . Soprano in the Chapel Singers . . . also choir . . . ALBERTA VOOGT 0 . . . Yep! she can really grind the organ, but this doesn't mean she's an organ-grinder , . . she's an organist . . . member of the Sororis Club . . . ambition: secretary . . . pastime is writing letters . . . 0 CLARENCE WIERINGA . . . a far west-sider , . . member of the Aeronuts . . . fills the bill when your sweet tooth is troubling you...clerk in our candy store . . . wants to become a pilot in the Army Air Corps . . . IOHN VVIERSUM 0 . . . scholastic . . . scientific . . . ambition is to become a chemist in the army . . . is known to many as the mad alchemist . . . proprietor ot the school store . , . we wish you well, Red . . . 0 IOHN WILTIER . . . quiet . . . fmaybe we're being fooled thought . . . resides on the tar West side . . . played in the Intramural Basketball league . . . one of the three musketeers . . . Wieringa, Van Stedum, and Wiltjer Inc .... GERTRUDE YFF 0 , , . reserved . . . quiet . . . smiling . . . intends to go to Business College . . . likes to type and especially likes to read . . . comes from Lansing . . . Gert is very back' ward about coming forward . . . 0 EVELYN ZEILSTRA . . . a bundle of joy, smiles, and laughs all wrapped up in the Cicero gossip column . , . likes school but . , . work? . . . likes witty people and doesn't like people that can't laugh . . . FRANCES ZEILSTRA 0 . . . a volatile disposition . . . active body, active mind f?J . . . member ot Iuvo Palmo . . . likes and is a good ice skater . . . as you 'can see by the gash on her leg . . . good skaters always fall! . . . lUNE 0 HILDA ZELDENRUST . . . having once set her goal, Hilda is tenaciously aiming for it . . . lives in the farming belt . . . Lansing by name . . . NO PICTURES . . . Mmlonm norms Q . . . quiet and reserved . . . doesn't have any par- ticular dislikes . . . still rather undecided on which course she shall follow as her llfe's work . . . 0 IOHN MORREY . . . life is but a constant death therefore lack wants to be an undertaker . . . big business . . . played in the Intramural league way back in '4l . . . i' i' 'k CAN YOU IMAGINE Steiner wearing short pants??? Phyllis Hatfield posing for Ry-Krisp??? Earl Iabaay in the Ballet Russe??? Helen Hoffman giving more than l0cc. of blood to the Red Cross??? Mel Boersma running for Mayor against Kelly in l95l??? Olson as strong-man in Barnum and Baily's side-show??? Frodin as fRearl Admiral in the WAVES??? Iwema as director of the Salvation Army Philharmonic Orchestra??? Alden Iohnson married to a woman wrestler??? Scorza sitting home every night knitting for the Red Cross??? Io and Marv co-ovmers of a Super-Fruit stand on Maxwell Street??? Meekma as a woman conductor on the lllth St. car line??? Nick Huizenga working as Chief Beauty Expert at the Peoples Store? C. Sluis as a woman taxi-cab driver??? A Honig devoid of his honey colored locks?? S. Anderson telling bed time stories to kiddies in a day nursery??? Lois Marshall selling fish on South Water St.??? Kelly as a model for a toothpaste ad??? Lennstrum in the role of Lady Macbeth??? Klooster as Rosie the Rivtter ??? H. Rosen playing hookey ??? I. Huizenga floating across the Atlantic Ocean on a bar of soap??? Prince as a wrestler with white mice??? Torsell as a false-teeth fitter??? Glauser feeding Starved Rock??? Bowman capturing 1000 Cannibals single-hancled??? King swimming the Mississippi River under water??? Slager as author of a six-volume dictionary??? A. Rosain as Santa Claus's little helper??? Bossenga selling drinking fountains for fish??? Mohns as the world's fastest speaker??? DeWitt with a frog in his throat??? Van Dellen with a fish swimming down her alimentary cana1??? CARRICATURES 6' Q f 0,-F' : ff 7 4' ' ' ' Xi QQ! f 4 r 'DV' ffginlf A Qs' ppvnf! X fluff! Zi WV? 's C 5 ,N x T 0 k l .5 ,gl lx ff 5,5 Q 'f ' 'W iff? T '92 L1 h6'r'L:-N 2 'S ' 'F lr fi 5 ly' .Wir w ll My ,W A W df u 5,11 SENIOR PoLL MOST POPULAR BOY Iohn Davids MOST POPULAR GIRL Charlotte Sluis BEST DRESSED BOY Bob Honig BEST DRESSED GIRL Gladys Smyth MOST HANDSOME BOY Stanley Anderson PRETTIEST GIRL Pearl Meekema MOST AMBITIOUS Marge Palmquist CLASS INSEPARABLES Ioanne Vellenqa 6: Marvin Hughes MOST ATHLETIC BOY Wilbur Slaqer MOST ATHLETIC GIRL Geraldine Van Deel BEST ALL ROUND BOY Iohn Bossenqa BEST ALL ROUND GIRL Dorothea George CLASS LEADER Earl Iabaay CLASS CUT UP Dennis Olson MOST QUIET BOY Alden Iohnson MOST QUIET GIRL Dorothy Harmsen PEPPIEST BOY Richard Sluis PEPPIEST GIRL Marilyn Torsell MOST STUDIOUS BOY Iohn Wiersum MOST STUDIOUS GIRL Helen Rosen CLASS WILL LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE SENIOR CLASS WE, THE GRADUATING SENIORS OF CHICAGO CHRISTIAN HIGH SCHOOL, BEING OF SOUND MIND, ABLE BODY, AND BENEFICIENT SPIRIT, DO HEREBY DECLARE AND SUBMIT .THIS TO BE OUR LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT. ARTICLE I We, the seniors, bequeath to the saucy little know-it-all's usually referred to as juniors the ability to put out an annual that may in some way be com- parable to the superior attainments of this book. We, the seniors, bequeath to the innocent sophomores a lawn mowed path to Ma's. We, the mighty and accomplished seniors, bequeath to the lowly, insignifi- cant freshmen, the ability to attain the high and cultured status which we have gained in four years! ARTICLE II TO DR. WEZEMAN-the sweet memories of the class of 1943 Knot to mention the bitter onesl. TO MR. VAN BEEK-an automatic excuse-signer ffor the annual staff? to keep him from getting writers-cramp. TO MR. HUIBREGTSE-a large can of anti-qremlin spray to keep them from sabotaging his aeronautics class. TO MR. DE VRIES-a few more Iohn Wiersums in the class to help the less fortunate chemists in their worthy pursuits of the science of alchemy. TO MR. BAAR-a special padded cell in which he may hide every day he has study. f????l TO MISS SCHURINGA-an annual staff that cloesn't take advantage of every opportunity to get out of class. TO MISS WEZEMAN-a Major and a minor. TO MR. BOERSMA-the remaining three lessons of his correspondence course in French so that the French students can complete their course. ARTICLE III I, DOROTHEA GEORGE, leave for Elmhurst completely equipped with bait and hook. I, IOHN BOSSENGA, leave Rich Kooy the ability to dodge feminine admirers. We, IO and TORCH, leave Mr. Baar and Mr. Van to shift for themselves. I, IOHN DAVIDS, leave some of my extra inches to Billie Beezhold. We, IO and MARV, leave bound for Crown Point. I, NICK HUIZENGA, leave my ability to shovel honey to Gerry Klooster. I, RUTH BANDSTRA, leave minus a heart . . . it's way beyond the hills in Idaho. We, CORKY iC.L.l and ICERKY CH. KJ leave, hoping that another pair of the younger generation will enjoy being together as much as we have. I, BOB HONIG, leave . . . surprised? I aml I, WILBUR SLAGER, leave my athletic talent to Bill Schur. I, DENNIS OLSON, leave my position as tyrnpanist to Swan Oak. We, VIRG. B. and DON L., still faithful, leave together. We, MARILYN A. and JEAN C., leave as quietly as we came in. I, ALYCE S., leave my blond locks to Marion Elliot. I, ELMER VOSS, leave my Ford to anyone who has enough gas to drive it away from C. C. H. S. We, DOROTHY B. and IANET D. V., leave, hoping Miss Wezeman can find two other girls to send cards home to. I, CHARLOTTE SLUIS, leave wondering what I forgot. I, JEAN PORTER, leave my happy-go-lucky nature to Bob Ebbens. We, CAL I. and EARL I., leave our haven at Ma's to anyone who can pay the bill. I, RUTH KUCERA, leave my studious ways to Ryer Triesenburg. I, ROG. VANDER WOUDE, leave a worn out camera to Mr. De Vries. WITNESSES- 1 I President Vice President Sec.-Treat. SEP. OCT. NOV. DEC. 8 17 17 28 5 12 21 28 30 ll 17 24 27 28 9 15 17 18 18 C A L E N D A R LOOKING BAOKWARD TO GOOD OLE 1942 School starts for students at C. C. H. S. Oh Happy Dayl Get-Acquainted Party for new freshies-but they still looked for the elevator. Violet Olsen entertains Sodalis at her home for dinner. Good Swedish cookingl Acacia sponsors Roller-Skating party at White City. The Alumni and our own Red Flash stole the show. Choir gives first concert at Hope Reformed Church. Proclaimed tops by all. Regan shows her expert horsemonship at Iuvo Palmo's riding party. Theme song: Two Men on a Horse. Financial genii of school, Acacia, give a S100 War Bond to C.C.H.S. Iuvo Palmo goes rustic at a Harvest Party. Wedding Bellsl Miss Euwema succombs to the Navy and becomes Mrs. R. D. Keegstra. -13-First great dramatic success at C. C. H. S. for 1942-1943, as Fidelis Club presents Dictator Dad. Vlfhat a family you had, Steiner. Choir hits a new high when they sing over WBBM with the Dutch Consul. Earlier in the day, they sang at the opening of the Dutch Masters Exhibit at Art Institute. The illustrious homeroom 12 holds an epic-making party at C. C. H. S. Those dashing Iunior menl Homecoming. As usual, Christian team wins. Too bad, Alumni. But we renewed our old acquaintances. Happy Day for C. C. H. S. The boiler broke, and instead of freezing, we all went home. Choir again triumphs when they give a radio program, A Little Night Music over WIWC for Music News publication. Wool Wool Amigos Club shows off new sweaters. Choir goes to the Sherman Hotel to sing, but comes away minus a few pounds, especially Iabaay, when he encountered those Greeks. School lets out for Christmas season. Cheeriol Homeroom 21 lets loose and has a Christmas party out in Berwyn at Rev. Bel's. 23 29 IAN. 1 8 9 11 12 12 19 29 FEB. 3 15 27 MAR. 3 5 26 APR. 1 5 29 MAY 3 7 Choir sings at Rosenwald Museum and makes some new acquain- tances with our Allies, the Chinese. They even asked for Char- lotte's picture! Fidelis gives a hen party at Delle's. Imagine that! But surprise when in walked the boys. Am I embarrassed! Start the New Year right with a choir concert at 72nd Street Church. Revenge! Christian beats Harvard. Mazelles meets again at Mrs. Keegstra's ultra-apartment. Acacia does it again and sponsors an ice-skating party at the Arena. Talk about gracefulness CPD. Those he-men Barons display their new sweaters. Virg Dekker brought back her new hubby, who of course we rec- ognized as none other than Lieutenant Lorrie Groot of the U. S. Army Corps. Weather was too cold so we had to close school. Acacia went bowling to spend the time. Nothing happened except Io went down the alley twice in succession and on the way home George froze her nose. The Senior Class holds their famous banquet at the Bismarck Hotel. Puttin' on the dog! First February graduation in the history of C. C. H. S. Are we puffed up. Sodalis goes sentimental and sponsors Have-A-Heart Day. Christian beats Parker to take over third place in the Private School Tournament. We get a rare treat as the Dubuque College Choir gives us cz chapel program. Iuvo Palmo and Barons again make a huge success of their annual banquet at the Rowan Trees. Fidelis presents S100 War Bond and an American Flag in chapel. Fidelis sponsors Red Cross movie in chapel. The Victor! Fidelis wins volleyball toumament among the girls' clubs. Choir makes grand tour of Michigan. We sang before a roof- packed auditorium in Grand Rapids and in Hope Memorial Chapel in Holland and came home with voices that never will sing again -they sang their larynx right out. Sodalis sponsors roller-skating party at White City. Some fun. Third Annual Orchestra Hall Concert is a huge success. We're really on the beam! PATRONS We hereby extend our sincere appreciation to the following patrons who have helped immensely to make this publication a success Rusthoven Dry Goods Kennards Bootery Brodsky's Grocery A Friend from Cicero Fager Hardware Ptacek's Grocery Chicago Block Bakery Paul H. Wezeman Samuel Kooistra I. Van Til. Gen. Contractor Henry Scheeringa Garrit Kooistra N. E. Leep Bartel Zandstra Frank Rottie: Iohn Smyth, Realtors Community Gift Shop Linn Loshbough Mrs. Ora Boyer Claude Hansen Elmer Frodin Van Baren Bros. P Dr. Donald Boersma R. L. Hoekstra. Real Estate Ioann's Beauty Salon Bandstra Food Store Beukema Hardware Diamond Service Station Gritter's Bakery Ioe Van Dun Andrew Tazelaar Olson's Service Station Vander Hey Fuel Oil Smith's Bakery A. Ytsma, Contractor Van Dellan Dry Goods ATRONS Dr. Iohn Rietdyk, Dentist Normal Glass Co. Wm. Zylstra, Grocery De Vries Storage and Van Dr. G. I. Heyboer. Dentist Fox Secretarial College Edward H. Hohommer. 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VANDER MEER 6. SONS CO. Inc. COAL Charcoal e Flour e Feed Wood 0 Cinders 0 Hay Grain I Lawn Fertilizer 0 Grass Seed 403 West l03rd Street Chicago. Illinois VAN SIPMA BROS. ESTABLISHED 1900 43 years ln the iewelry business has earned us a reputation to serve your iewelry needs eiltclently and at moderate prices. CONVENIENT TERMS IEWELERS ' OPTOMETRISTS 11114 South Michigan Avenue For Good Clothes See THEO. WERNER CO. Rose1and's Men's Store Established 1911 Tom Hoekstra Ted Zylstra 11204 South Michigan BRUCER'S DAIRY GRADE A DAIRY PRODUCTS Tel. Pullman 3952 11561 Wentworth Ave. C H I C A G O BIERMA 6: IONKMAN MARKET and GROCERY Phones: Pullman 0200 - 0201 10935 Wentworth Avenue Store for Service and Home of Good Foods Phone: Comm. 5920 IOHN'S MARKET QUALITY MEMS Iohn Vander Woude -Proprietor 200 West lllth St., Chicago Quality Foods Since 1886 ADAM oolvrs GROCERY 6. MARKET 146 West lllth Street Pul. 9700 For Highest Quality Fuels and Quick. Dependable Service can CHATHAM COAL 6: COKE CO. Link Belt Stokers Sales and Service 356 West 111th Street Commodore 0014-15-16 Compliments of DE YOUNG FUNERAL HOMES Private Ambulance Service Gerrit De Young Iohn De Young Home Phone: Com. 4024 Bus. Phone: Pull. 3287 RIDGE STUDIO Weddings - Home Portraiture Commercial Photography S39 West 120th Street R. Veldman Compliments of ZANDSTRA FARM CHUCK 0 DICK 0 BILL Highland, Ind. Compliments of HERMAN DE VRIES Highland, Ind. INDIANA RESTAURANT Ridge Road and Calumet Ave. DELICIOUS STEAK. CHICKEN, AND FISH DINNERS Munster, Ind. Compliments of HAAN AND WITVLIET Highland, Ind. Compliments IOHN ZANDSTRA Highland. Ind. Compliments oi DR. IAMES MOLENAAR OPTOMETRIST 3546 Ridge Road Lansing 78 Lansing. Ill. Compliments oi DR. P. A. BOELANS DENTIST 3554 Ridge Road Lansing. Illinois LANSING PRINTING CO. PUBLISHERS OF LANSING IOURNAL 3323 l82nd St. Tel- 152 Lansing, Ill. Phone 420 Air Conditioned FOLLMAR LANES 8 Alleys-Year Round Bowling OEPN BOWLING 5 NITES A WEEK Parking Facilities 3660 Ridge Road Lansing, Ill. Compliments ot KEN-RIDGE CONFECTIONERY Proprietors W. Vierk-P. M. Hecht Highland. Indiana Compliments oi LUCKY STRIKE Bowunc. ALLEYS Phone vsa Highland. Ind. compumems of GROOT BROS. 6. WIERS Highland, Indiana STATE LINE SERVICE STATION Schultz and De Vries, Proprietors PHILLIPS 66 PRODUCTS Lansing, Illinois Compliments of MEETER'S INC. Lansing, Illinois Compliments of C A R L L I G H T L E Business Consultant Compliments oi SCHOON'S SUPER MARKET Highland. Indiana Compliments of PETER H. BAKKER WELDING 0 LIGHTING ' HEATING Highland. Indiana Compliments of LANTING'S DEPT. STORE DRY Goons a SHOES Phone: 184-R Lansing, Illi Compliments of MARTIN RISPENS QUALITY woonnurr SEEDS Lansing, Illinois M. I. VAN DRUNEN FORD - MERCURY SALES Used Cars and Service For the Duration Homewood. Ill. VANDERBILTS Service Station and Lunch Room STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS Route 6 and Cottage Grove Ave. South Holland. Illinois Phone Harvey 3357 DE YOUNG 6. SONS FUNERAL and FURNITURE HOMES and FRIGIDAIRE SALES South Holland and Lansing HARVEY 37 LANSING :Iso SOUTH HOLLAND TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK South Holland, Illinois FRIENDLY SERVICE Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. DARR COAL 6- SUPPLY coAL AND BUILDING MATERIAL 17lst Street and I. C. Tracks Phone: Harvey 1700 Homewood 700 KOZAK'S SHOE STORE B237 W. Roosevelt Road We Sell WEATHERBIRD PETERS All-Leather Shoes For the Entire Family Sporting Goods CAP BROTHERS HUNTING EQUIPMENT BOWLING SHOES 0 TAXIDERMIST B211 W. Roosevelt Rd. Berwyn, Illinois Phone Berwyn 5749 Compliments Of MUN STER CASH GROCERY John Schuringa, Prop. Munster 387 BEVERLY BOOT SHOP 1648 W. 95th St. 'Shoes For The Family SCREENS, WINDOWS. AND DOORS LUMBER FOR ALL PURPOSES ROOFING - INSULATING No Order Too Large or Too Small AUBURN SCREEN CO. Stewart 0941 7643-49 S. Racine Ave. David'W. J' N.DAMENAVE. H07 W.79f-!'ST. LONGBEACH ZOI6 RADCLI FFE 0876 WIERINGA BROS. CARTAGE CO. 2205 West Harrison Street Compliments ot MULDER BROS. FUNERAL DIRECTORS 6033 W. Roosevelt Rd. Cicero 5 Cicero. lll. Euclid 702 Service That Satisties Since l905 THE EUWEMA CO. MOVING ANYWHERE Packing-Shipping-Storage 6626 W. Roosevelt Rd. Oak Pork A. W. LENSING. SONS. Inc. HARDWARE I PAINTS Sheetmetal Work-Slate G Tile Roofing Air Conditioning-Warm Air Furnace Phone EUCLID 2382 6632-6636 W. Roosevelt Rd. Oak Park, Ill. dOHS HHEIHYH S, IOS go siueuxqduxog 1 Compliments of S. HOVING and SON 'I' R U C K I N G Phone Nevada 8141 2847 W. Harrison St. KOOY AND DRYFHOUT AUTO AND TRUCK REPAIRING 1109-11 South Pulaski Road Phone Van Buren 0617 Phone Slate 4000 EDWARD ZEILSTRA ALEXANDER H. REVELL yn., mc. FURNITURE Oriental and Dome tic Rugs Wabash and Lake Street. Chicago STOB. KNOL 6 HUIZENGA 6027 Roosevelt Road. Cicero, Illinois REAL ESTATE 0 INSURANCE 0 INVESTMENTS MORTGAGES 0 APPRAISALS 0 MANAGEMENT Phones: Rockwell 6009 Cicero 6009-6010 Wishing the Class oi 1943 Success in the Realization of Their Cherished Ideals HERRIMAN'S G R O C E R Y AND SUNDRY ITEMS 7400 So. Peoria St. Triangle 9413 Andrew Ridderhoff Co. Incorporated Real Estate. Loans. Insurance. Renting 7037 S. Halsted St. Chicago DRESSES-COATS-SUITS AUBURN PARK BY STATIONERS FOYER'S omcn SUPPLIES 7834 So. Halsted St. GREETING CARDS 0 STATIONERY Vincennes 4440 7757 S. I-Ialsted St. Tel. Vincennes 2361 RUGS LAMPS We Sell Everything But the Baby T E R B O R G IUVENILE FURNITURE CO. 7043 So. Halsted St.-Phone Aberdeen 3140 KROLL CARRIAGES 9 LULLABYE CRIBS ' KROLL CRIBS ' TRIMBLE BATHINETTES Also Showing A Complete Line of Household Furniture ENGLEWOOD KNITTING MILLS Genuine Athletic Sweaters Made to Order for YOUR School or Organization They're Tops 6643 S. Halsted Street WENtworth 5920-21 Established 1912 For All These Reasons 0 SAFETY 0 CONVENIENCE 0 FRIENDLY SERVICE 0 KNOWLEDGE OF LOCAL CONDITIONS 0 ADEQUATE CREDIT 0 MODERN. COMPLETE BANKING MUTUAL NATIONAL BANK OF CHICAGO Halsted at 79th Street Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. DYKEMA BROS. FUEL o1Ls Q COAL and COKE OFFICE 6928 South Racine Avenue Telephone Englewood 2717 Ph. Evergreen Pk. 7348 EVERGREEN HATCHERY 3010 W. 95th St. BUTTER. MILK G EGGS 10 Yrs. of Satisfied Customers IOHN LEO GROCERIES -- MEATS I-'RUITS and VEGETABLES 3214 W. 95th St. Evergreen Pk.. Ill. Phones Eve. Pk. 7234-5 I.G.A. I-'ood Store HARNEW'S SERVICE STATION szsz w. asm sues: Frank Harnew, Prop. Oak Lawn. Illinois WHITE PHARMACY H. White. R.Ph. 3300 W. 95th Street Evergreen Park. Illinois YOUR DOCTOR IS OUR REFERENCE Phone: Eve. Pk. 7676 Evergreen Pk. 7130 Estimates Furnished EVERGREEN PARK PLUMBING CO. Not Inc. Sanitary Engineers Adolph Leverenz 3156 W. 95th St.. Evergreen Pk.. 111. OAKLAWN SERVICE STATION Oaklawn Service Station MAX'S GARAGE General Overhauling and Repairing Day and Night Towing 95th St. and 52nd Ave. Oak Lawn, Ill. Day Ph.: Oak Lawn 11 Compliments of B. WOLFE DRY GOODS For Savings. Convenience and Quality 7309 S. Halsted St. Tel. Vincennes 6964 AUBURN CANDY SHOP FRESH MADE ICE CREAM sons FOUNTAIN - LUNCH 7401 south Halsted Stewart seas SCRIPTURES VISUALIZED INSTITUTE 325 W. Huron Sireet Chicago Thomas Buis Compliments of A Friend n Park 7104 GREEN MILL SERVICE STATION GAS, OIL and GREASING TIRES and BATTERIES Evereii Ball 2930 W. 95th St., Evergreen Park Compliments of Friends From GUY CASTLEBERRY BARBER SHOP 17 Yrs. oi Fuiihful Serv E q P k Ill EVERGREEN FLORIST SPECIALIZE IN GRADUATION FLOWERS VISITORS WELCOME 9340 S. Westem Ave. Bev. 6680 Compliments of EVERGREEN PARK MILLWORKS CO. MFG'S. OF KITCHEN CABINETS SCREENS o STORM SASH Prop.. Hurry Huizengu EVERGREEN DEPARTMENT STORE The Store Where Your Dollar Goes Farthestu 3211 W. 95111 St. Phone Evergreen Pk. 7143 Evergreen Park, I11. Iohn Klunder. Prop. WM. BRANDT 6 SON COAL AND BUILDING MATERIAL TEAMING AND EXCAVATING MAIN Omcs AND YARD: ssu. sn. and sm Ave. Resid ence I Oaklawn 1 - PHONES - Office: Oqmqwn vo Compliments of MR. 6 MRS. W. H. HINCHCLIFF. IR Herman G. Triezenburg BUY MORE REAL ESTATE G INSURANCE NOTARY PUBLIC W A R 2595 West 95th Street Phone E erqreen P k 7112 V at BONDS and STAMPS Evergreen Park. Illinois ED'S SCHOOL STORE 7103M So. Racine St. GREETING CARDS Ice Cream, Candy, School Supplies. Etc. THE EDITORS WISH TO THANK 'k Mr. Ioseph Gessner for his outstanding photography. Mr. D. A. Mitchell for his professional supervision. Mr. R. C. Raveret for a fine printing job. Crattco for our yearbook covers. Mr. C. Van Beek tor his helpful guidance. 'x. .1-Mp.. '.-.N . my ,. I , ,, ,. .H -.1 ,, 1 ,, , , . M.. .Q Y L. : ,vp ' .. ' 'fi w . - .. ,. 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