Grand Rapids Christian High School - Memoir Yearbook (Grand Rapids, MI)

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E M HENRX' DRIESENG.-X Th1'r1 .r honvrty, manhood and good ffllowship in lh1'1'. Athletic Association '29, '30. '31: Boys' Second Team Basketball '30, '31: Boys' Christian Ethics Club '30, '31. GENEVIEVE DRIESENS Kindnz'.rs by sr-rrr! .rympathy is find For nohlr' soul: in Tlllfllfl' arf' alli1'd. Christian Ethics Club '31, '32: M. C. C. '31, '32: Health Club 'QI '2-1 HENRIETTA BERENDS fl dainty maid if :hr So .rpritrly and so small. Christian Ethics Club '29, '30, '31: Commercial Club '31, '32: Health Club '31: State Scholastic Contest '31. AN ITA VISSIA f1h! blrxrrd with trmprr fwhoxr unrloudrd ray Can nmler tomorrofw rhrrrfull as today. Chorus '30, '31: Health Club '31, '32: Christian Ethics Club '31, '32: Commercial Club '31, '32: International Relations Club '31, '32 CLARICE HARKES Modr.rt ru hrr blushing shows Happy as :hr .vmilrs di.rclo.u'. Commercial Club '29, '30, '31, Health Club '31, '32. '29 -'30 CHESTER DE GRA.-KF . HAROLD ScHoLs . . ANNE DITLIAR . . HENRY IVIULLER . EARL STRIKYVERDA . . MOTTO AND TEXT CLARENCE BoI.T CLARENCE YVORST COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS BERNICE POSTMA ALICE VANDE RIET SIxIoN DEI.Is CLASS HONORS OFFICERS . Prnidrnt . . l'icz'-Praxidmf . . Srrrctary . . . Trmxurrr . . Vin' Srry. and Trras. COMMITTEES SENIOR OUTING ESTHER DE GRAAF ANJEAN HASPER EVERETT BRONE VVALTER HOFFMAN FLOWERS JEANETTE VANDER SYVAAG JEANE MULDER '30 -'31 . . LAYVRENCE VAN NOORD . . . . WALTER HOFFMAN . ELIZABETH VAN DELLEN . . . GERALD VAN WYK . .ESTI-IER DE GRAAE RING SIMON DEL1s DOROTHEA KUIPER ' VVILLIAM STEHOUWER MEMORIAL MARY PAINE MYRTLE HUIZENGA GEORGE PosTMA HAROLD BRINKS MOTTO: Our foundation is laid: fum are roady to build. FLOVVER: Ron' COLORS: Old Rosa and Silver. TEXT: I prrrs on lo-'ward the goal unto ilu' prizr of the high falling of Gad in Chrixl Jesus. BROODMAN SCHOLARSHIP B. SCHOOLLAND ALL-ROUND H MEDALS STUDENT TROPHIES G ld .. .... .n, . ..o.n!S.5.hx. - - ,O 'I ' Y' Q Sim... ,.,., D..-,LE ,...,,,....,.,...,.......,........ Silver .... ..., L .....,.. . Bronze .... D ..,....,. .... E231

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CLASS HISTORY HREE YEARS ago a group of new students who were called freshies by the undiscerning Juniors and Seniors entered Christian High. VVe were very much gratified when another group of students arrived the following semester to take from us that undignified appellation. During the first year of our career at Christian High, we organized as the Class of '32 under the sponsorship of llr. Vanden Berg. Chester De Graaf was elected as our first president. lVhen the end of the school year arrived, we thought it fitting to have a celebration, antici- pating the new dignity that would be ours the following year as Juniors. VVe acted accordingly, and after having patiently submitted to the inevitable trials of exams, we had an outing at Meyer's Lake. The following September, we again gathered in the halls of Christian High, not as green freshies, but as sophisticated Juniors. At our first Class Meeting we elected our new officers for the ensuing year. Chester De Graaf was succeeded by Lawrence Van Noord who is now residing in California. In llflay, we entertained the Seniors at a Junior-Senior Party. During our Junior year, we became, more thoroughly acquainted with our school, and at the end of it, we felt as never before, that we were truly a part of it. Following the custom of the classes, we again planned an outing at the end of the year. This time we chose VVhitefish Lake as our picnic grounds. After this recreation, we parted as a Class until the following September. At last the coveted position was won, and we were Seniors. The year was begun with much enthusiasm. Anthony Hoekema became our president and we started in as quickly as possible with the new tasks that awaited us. A Nlemoir Staff was chosen, rings were selected, photographs were taken, and so on and on, until now at last all our tasks as high school students are completed. Before our departure, the Juniors extended their farewell to us at a very pleasant and enter- taining party. The few years we have spent here have for many of us, been the happiest of our lives, and the Senior year, especially, has been very pleasant and happy, for the longer we linger at Christian High the more we appreciate and love our School. RUTH IMANSE E251