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

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t 5 s gt , ., , k, 5 t r Q Q. ..., ,H '- ff,, .Q L f u MR. E. R. POST ' 1 Principal t M Vt- 1 A 6 ' , DASH: l went with my Mom and Pop when they enrolled me the other night. DoT: DAsH: They had to sign all kinds ot blanks and torms, but everything turned out OK. Pretty soon we have to meet in the auditorium to get arranged accord- ing to Courses, and have a lot ot other things explained to us. l don't think l can have enough explaining when it comes to room num- bers. Did you know that they've got some pretty nice clerks in the oiiice, too? l heard some Seniors call one lo and the other Betty. Wonder Who's Which? Are they the ones who bawl you out when you get sent there for skipping? DoT: not. Mr. Post does that. But he's a very nice man though. brother told me that he can crack jokes taster than you can Miss ELIZABETH LACHNIET Bookkeeper Miss IoAN BALLAST Clerk

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DASH: Dorz DASH: Doi: ll Hi, Doi. Soy do you know where Room 207 is? l looked oll oround on the third floor, but ii's not there. l osked o mon who looked like o ieocher ond he soid thot it Wos on the second floor of the old building. Suppose he meons thot red brick buildinq on the corner oi Fronklin ond Madison? l quess ihot's ii, oll riqhi. The sChool's mode up of ihree buildings, bui reolly only one, becduse ihey're oll connected by possoqe Woys. Boy, does ii ever mode o person qo oround in circles! C'mon, lei's look for Room 207.

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TOP ROW Mr. lohn Txmrnerrnan, A. M. Eflgllfxlr Mr. M. Facull f SECOND ROW Mr. B. Frtdsma, A. M. I.afl'11, Cvrrrlrlll, F1'z'l1r'l1 Mr. F. Vanden Berg, B. Accts H. De Vroome, M. SC. B411ll.'A'F!'fllIfl OI'!lIIl1l.l' .S'c1'1'114'vs, fx .llrrilzcrxrtlfzrx Mrss Carolyn De Wit, A. E. Fr. .. ard h- TyX'f7I'lIgl, .S'lmrtI1uf1d sf ' 4- Mi s Helen Wn a . g 1'.vl1. A i, Mr' S- Sfukf A' B' Ilmn of Girl. Mr. lames Hoekenga, A. M. Q ff0'Z'l'l'!IllH'J1f, 1l1'st01'y, Emnmmrm Mrs. Trena Haan, M. M. flllmxff, Flzgflfxll Mr. Claus Beukema, A. M. Irmrgraxzfr St'l'l'lIL'C.V. ,lIt'1'lIGlIl1'fIl I7ra7L'1'11rl. .lluflzvmufirs f11,.vIm'Av, .Sloffmll Irnlllvrlzx SITTING Miss Francmne Seven, B. S. Hmm' Ernrxouxirx, I LlAl7I'tU'l-071 Mr. Iohn De Haan, A. M. .lIllfllt'V71tlfl'1'J',. I'11ys11'.v Mr, E. R. Post, A. M. P7'1'm'1'paI Rev. Edward I. Tanis, A. M. Bihlv. Clzurrlz Ilixtnry Mr. Rennre I. Dornbush, A. M. 511111-llxazzd, Typing, Colzxxmwrzlzl Lain' Mrss Wilhelrnlna Vertregt, A, M. Iflmlfxfz, .S'f'4'r'rf1 l s V . 32 DASH: Some ot these teachers look like they'cl rather make us write lines than tell us jokes. Dor: You don't know what you're talking about! They're nice and helpful. Wait 'till you get to know thern. Everybody says that it you have a certain amount of brains and Common sense, you'll get along very well. Let me see. You haven't any brains to speak ot and as tor common sense 4 well - how are you . . . DASH: Now, none of that. -7-