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

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. Q f 1.-45 x':s:'T3 Ladies Circle fi President. . .. ..Mrs. C. Boeremo Vice-President .Mrs. G. Wieland Secretary .... .Mrs. H. Groelsmu Vice-Secretary Treasurer ..., Vice-Treasurer Sponsor . . . ....Mrs. B, Elhart Mrs. M. Houskamp .Mrs. H. Kooienga ,,Miss H. Zandstra d Row: Mrs, H, Homan, Miss H. M. Zondstro, Mrs. W. J, Huttenga, Mrs. A. Bordewyk, Mrs. W. Blouw. Row: Mrs. G. F. Wieland, Mrs. C. Boerema, Mrs. M. Houskamp, Mrs. H, Groelsma, Christian High Ladies' Circle is a society organized to help Christian High tinancially and to promote closer feeling between school and parents. The Society now meets at school on the first Tuesday evening of the month and dues are only Sl.OO per year. The Board includes two directors 'from each quarter ofthe city and each church has a contact person to further acquaint all the women with our activities. Membership is open to all women, mothers of students are especially urged to ioin with us. We enioyed two speakers on Juvenile Delinquency, had a Christmas Dessert with the orchestra performing, two sew- ing meetings, and a Bazaar with the Music Department enter- taining. The Circle caters and serves at many school functions, the checking room at the gym is also one of its projects. Each church is asked for a Hostess dinner for Christian High through the Circle, and an average figure of 53,500 is dis- tributed throughout the school's departments each year. Mrs Charles E. Boerema, President

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