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1935 C H.S. “The Zenith” John Kingsley (Johnny i Fortune favors the hold. a». Ivy Thurkettle - •• Vliv don’t the men | :o- i |K se. hello. Why don’t the men |iro|M si-. Kntered from Allendale .1. It i 1 il ‘ 3. diet4 cltlb 4. Helen Lavender “Tile temple of our purest thought is silence. Kntered from Kent City I. Ted D. Balicki “This world means some- thing to the capable mail. Scouting 1. 2. 4. Basketball 1. Track 1. 4. Oh, Seniors! Oil, Seniors, with your lofty airs, Your calm and perfect stride, This step is reached, and oh, how fair, How great your solemn pride. Take care when you prepare to choose 'That work which is for life, For much there is for you to lose, And long and hard the strife. The time at last has come, my friend, When you alone decide Which work you’d rather do in life, Which man you’d stand beside. When opportunity does knock Upon your bolted door, Do fling it wide, don’t hesitate, But grasp it firm, to store. Learn now to aim and look ahead, Build strong your fort of right, Be true and faithful to your friends, Be true and gauge your fight. Page Twenty-three
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C.H.S. “The Zenith” 1935 Arthur LaMore (Art) ‘A diligent seeker for the germ of knowledge. Basketball 1. Track 1. Football 2. Bible Athletic Mgr. of A. A. Catherine H. Pylman “Her love lies not in the realms of C. 11. S.“ Bible 1. llonie Economic » 1. 2, 3, 4. Harold Veeneman (Lanky) “If silence were gold, he'd be a millionaire.” Bible 1. 2. 3. Debating 1. 2. 2. Baseball 2. 4. Journalism 4. “Mother Mine” Alice Haas (Lolly) “She is pretty to walk with. Witty to talk with, And pleasant to think on.” Filtered from Conklin 2. JIee club 3, 4. Art 2. Vice Pres, of (lass 3. “The (Ireen String” 4. Editor-In-Chief of Annual Staff. Ida M. Metten “Charm strikes the sight but merit wins the soul.” Home Economics 1, 2, 3. I ible 1. 2. 3, 4. Library 4. Clarence Venema (Butts) “A man of few words. Imt of much thought.” Scouting 2, 3. Bible 2. 3. (•lee club 4. Jenieve Weigerink “Love all. trust few. do wrong to none.” Home Economics 1. Bible study 1. 2. (flee club 2. 3. Declamation 2. Oratory 3, 4. Library 4. Carolyne E. Lillie “Life is too short for her to do all the things she is capable of doing.” dice club 1. 2. 3. 4. Library 4. Art Editor of Annual Staff. Page Twenty-two
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