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

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A 'ua' :uri 3 '5 Tl on 'X -1- 64 QC 1' ,- 7 Wg'- ati 'Q rl? C Dorothy Gloeckner Gentle and refined obliging and cheerful industrious and lfind. Elleen Haaksma T e smiles that wnn the tlnts that glow Bu tell of days rn goodness spent Byron Marvln Harrnsen Enloy then the present and for get the future Bulwer Lytton Helen Helmus Thou must be true thyself If thou the truth wouldst teach' Bonar George Huslces Nothung great was ever achveved wnthout enthusiasm En-erson Audrey Hoekstra A heart as soft a heart as lcund A heart as sound and tree Flerrlclc Claruce Hoelcstra Quality not quantuty ns rry measure Jerrold Lorraine Hoogewert Varuety S the very spice ot lute Cowper Wullarr Jellema Wat ns the tool by whuch all thnngs are wrought Greene Georgnanna Johnson Her talents were r ore 'the sul ent class Byron

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Dorothea Ballard Pleasures afford more delight when shared with others Chrysostom Donald Barker He held his place securely fi' their hearts Y'i'r Brooks Pearl Beenes ls she kind as she is fair For beauty lives with kindness Shakespeare -tie John Camphouse at 4 This is he that every man in arms snoulcl wish to be Wordsworth Kay Decker A woman is always changeable and capricious Virgil NF Audrey De Horn Let the lips of laughter overflow again Riley Marge Den Hartog The best ot lite is conversation Emerson Nancy Dykema Manners are the ornament of ac- tion Smiles Rod Fraser To a young heart everything is fun. Dickens Jay Frieling A little work, a little play To keep us going. du Maurier 'YC 7 51- S 4, I vi .A 1.1 W?-r

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Gerald Kamphuis Still waters run deep. Dean Koldenhoven Mingle a little folly with your wisdom. Horace Patricia Kraai Neatness is the crowning grace of womanhood Fantenelli Martin Kuipers A man s true wealth is the good he does in this world Mohammed Cynthia Larson ln kindness and in gentleness our speech must carry messages of hope Varies Mary Moe Her ways are the ways of pleas antness Proverbs Mary Pope My heart is open wide tonight For stranger kith or kln Unknown Harold Post A man must make his opportunity as oh as fund it Bacon Henry Pruim An affable and courteous gentle man Shakespeare Lois Ruemersma A merry heart qoes all day Shakespeare 'ff-f - wr? 9 p A 1 1 ,I -Q ' -'fs J 0 VV 'ia '-' gf, ' I - -ic -x E3 Y MP' -nr- ' 2 'W C.. hh