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

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MR E, R. POST ,J ,ff 1, , . J M11 ' Mr. Posts administrative ability and sound common sense, coupled with his subtle wit, have won lor him the loyalty, respect, and friendship ol all who have witnessed his application of these charac- teristic to his work as principal ol Christian High School.

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1,73 1 if I. Hekman I. Feenstra G. I Breodmcm I. M. Vander Wal l VC-H1 1 H01 Vice-Prws Pia .. 1- r' .3 iff-' T G. Brander R. Van Del'cn C. Vanden Berg W. H- l9ll9mC1 E FY9Ylm9 't Secy -Treaf, THE SCHGQL BGARD Our Christian High Board has again finished another year of blessed achievement, however we are not unmindful of the fact that there were many shortcomings and failures, but we are pressing on in this glorious work Our meetings have been characterized by an earnest purpose and a fervent desire to do all that was possible for the welfare of the institution and the praise and glory ot our God There has ever been a spirit of self-Y sacrifice and whole-hearted cooperation that was both a benediction and a saiirce of inspiration and encouragement on the part of both the faculty and bnard members While there has been some sickness among members of the staff, the Lord has graciously restored, for which we are grateful At the behest of the school society the board has instituted a campaign for debt liquidation which is meeting with fairly satisfactory results. The student body through its general good behavior and the interest shown in its work has encouraged both the faculty and the board. There is just one thing with which the board is not satisfied, and that is the lack of interest shown in attending our annual meetings. Our auditorium should be packed instead of mustering only a corporal's guard, however that corporal's guard has always shown an enthusiasm that was very commend- able and highly stimulating. May the King of his church continue to richly bless all those who are in any way connected with our Christian High as well as all others who pray and work for its welfare Dr. George I. Broodman.

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10 f f' fe if FACULTY Mr. B. Fridsma. A B., Calvin College, Columbia University. Latin and German, Modern History Mr. R. I. Dombush. A B., Western State Teachers College. Shorthand, Economics. Commercial Law. Mx. M. H. De Vroome. A B., Calvin College, M Sc., University of Michigan Organic Science. Miss P. Karsten Typing. Mrs. T. Haan. Calvin College, Western State Teachers College. Music Miss H. M. Zandstra, A. B., Western State Teachers College English and Art, Dean ot Girls. Mr. I. De Haan. Calvin College, A B, Western State Teachers College, A. M., University of Michigan. Mathematics and Physics. MI. C. Beukema. A. B , Calvin College, A M. University ot Michigan. Mathematics and Inorganic Science. Mr. E. R. Post. A. B., Calvin Collegeg A. M , University ol Michigan, Principal. TOP ROW Mr. I. Orlebeke. A. B., Calvin College, A M., University ol Michigan, English and Public Speaking. Mr. M. Seven. A. B, Calvin College, A. M., University ot Michigan. Latin and English. Mr. F. Vanden Berg. Michigan State Teachers College, B. Accts., Davenport-McLachlan Institute. Bookkeeping. MIDDLE ROW Miss S. G. Roelois. A. B., Calvin College. English, School Librarian. Miss F. Vander Mey. A. B., Calvin College, A M., University ol Michigan. . History and English, Mr. I. I. Fles. Muskegon Commercial College, Salesmanship and Business English, Typing. BOTTOM ROW Mr. F. I. Driesens. Calvin College, A. B., Michigan State Teachers College, University of Michigan. German, Government, Registrar. Rev. W. Stuart. H. B, S., Netherlands, Calvin College, B. D., Princeton Seminary, University ot Leipsig. Bible and Church History. ll0l