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

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G OUR PRINCIPAL edl' gfaduated No doulot George Washingtoii was speaking the truth when he said, l conceive that a knowledge ot loooks is the basis on which all other knowledge rests. During your high school days you have had much to do with cooks-enioying theni and, at tirnes perhaps, despsing theriz because loool-cs meant hard work. But now you rea.iZe that, though you have finished high school, your education has actually just begun'-7 that there is rziuch rnore learrnng to he pursued, either formally iz. college or in an inforrnal way whatever your post-graduation plans may le. lt is fair wzsh that your associations with teach- ers, classziiates and :oaks have heor: truly beneficial. May you long renieznher with deer. GQQ T'?ClCIflOIi all that a Chr1stian education :neans for you, And :nay you daily refer to the Book of Books which is a WLVIIIQI tititi your feet and a Light unto your pathway, P.. Prince

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tw my 4 NX .iw A igbgxxgiixii if ix MAfS'tyt wwtikftii . ur KNOWS NO SEASON PRESENTATION We the class of Iune 1956 present thls annual to you our teachers and classmates Wrth seasons as the theme of our book we wtsh to share wrth you the memorres of thls past year It IS our arm to hnk our school cal endar to the seasons oi the year Yet may we always remember our Splflf knows no season Pal wmt r sprlrq and summer our zest for hte remarns unchanged J L 5a Ll' I L I . . I . . 1, t e . J , , A , .uh WA tl lx A ' Mf V I 'fd ' , ' ,U 1, lf' . Yu f , fu ff lb' L' '- L ff f f .,ff- .L If P f , 1' fu' -Lq V4 fy 1 I ff 1 4 .1 , . ,, - 14' X V4 15, JA . J 'z P! L9 , , 1 f X4 M' f 'Ulf' - jr' .1 ' ,ev I: , UL' 'iv' f, WL' :Lf,4f, ' ,L 9 l'l' c' ,4 - 1' ff 4,7 ' ' L- I . It M - A1171 , x 'ity , AY 'LW' J' fly qv ,' ,J M Q , 1 , 'VM , , ', 1,04 by ' ,Md ,nf J f : P43 V ff If fly , f

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DEDICATION The Senlor Class ot 1956 takes thts oppor tumty to dedrcate our annual to Mr Holman We belreve that each ot the letters of h1s name s1gn1t1es one ot hls hne character trattsl V11 tuln stands tor hum1l1ty He prefers obscurrty to much prarse fame or poslng for photo graphs s1gn1t1es open mtndedness He has a wholesome respect tor the op1n1ons of other persons and he always IS patrent and wlllmg to bear wlth students whrms and excuses represents loyalty Twelve years ot Chrrs t1an teachrng IS a good example ot true loyalty to God and Hrs Kxngdom stands tor morallty He has always strong ly dlsapproved ot all those thmgs whrch are contrary to the bu1ld1ng ot Chnsttan character rn youth s1gn1t1es am1ab1l1ty Mr Holman shall al ways be remembered by all h1s pup1ls as one of the most frtendly teachers they have ever had They have always en Joyed h1s garrullty as a means to tac1l1 tate the1r classworlc represents nob1l1ty which sums up Mr Holman s character tn one word IS the slncere wtsh of our class that God contlnue to bless hrs work here at Chrxs H1gh tor many years to come Page 7 o ' - ' . HA ' ' . . . tt ' 1 ' 'll ' - 4 . X