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

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IN MEMORY OF MR. M. HOUSEMAN Grandpa will long be re- membered in the hearts of the students because of his untiring devotion to them and never failing in- terest in them. Ever faith- ful in spiritual things, his life was an example we may well follow. MR. F. l. DRIESENS During his many years at Christian High Mr. Drie- sens, who was the first principal, was faithful in all his duties. Forced to discontinue his teaching as a result of prolonged illness, he was relieved of his suffering last fall and passed on to eternal hap- piness, f1Ul

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Top Row: l. Bronkeina, H. Hooqewind, l. Meulenberg, P. Dtiesens, l. Ryskarnp, L. Helder. Second Row: N. Westenburg, li Hendrickson, L. Hoeksema, A. tDeBoe, Mr. E. R. Post. Seated: T. Bounni, I. tie Korne, W. lite Ianqe, I. Ballast. STUDENT COUNCIL President - lack De Korne Secretary f - Thea lane Bouma Treasurer f - Bill De longe General Adjunct - lim Bronlcema Student Council efforts have been clearly apparent in school life this year. The council was divided into coininittees, each committee supervising one phase of activity. Student-planned assemblies were featured. In chapel exercises, we en- joyed outside speakers every Week, and on Fridays the Music Department entertained with special selections. With the money raised during the year, the Council purchased a new flag for the school. For the first time, our Student Council has been a member of the Grand Rapids lnterhigh Student Council, meeting with delegates from all the other city schools at monthly meetings. We hope that future student councils, also backed by a cooperative stu- dent body, may carry on and improve the plans we have begun this year. Then, as our efficient sponsor, Mr. Post, has said, The Student Council will be the most active and beneficial student organization at Christian High. T. I. B. ll2i