Holland Christian High School - Footprints Yearbook (Holland, MI)

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ir 'A' if ir ir 'lr ir MR. HENRY KUIPER for four years has proved to be invaluable in the educa- tional system of our high school as social science instructor, as faculty adviser of the Student Council, and as our junior class sponsor, With his leadership he has combined kindness, thoughtfulness, and sincerity. His classes were unforgettable-his musical contributions, his stimuli to lively discussion, and his informative and highly interesting lectures in which he directed his students always to build above the stars. In recognition of the faithful fulfillment of his duties, In appreciation of the voluntary tasks he performed in addition to his duties, and has capacity as friend-adviser, We, the class of 1950, dedicate to him this volume of the F00l'lZ7l'f7Zl'.Y. i 7 l If tyiiitt -,I

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Agmwmzam From the time of writing out the first absena tee excuse in the morning, until long after dis- missal in the afternoon, Mr. Raymond Hol- werda is busy with school activities. Besides being interested in the Student Council activities and all the other school organizations, he is also active in the political affairs of our city. The genial man often seen around school in the morning and at certain other times is none other than our financial agent, Mr. Wfilliam Pott. Of those on this page he is perhaps the least known to the student bodyg but he plays a very important role in our school. The charming otlice girl known to the stu- dents as Lucy is Miss Lucille Bouwman. She is known for her friendliness ani willing k b' .ff M af ness to help others at all times. Besides being busy with her duties in the oliice, she is very active in alumni affairs. as V Perhaps not known personally to many students but nevertheless taking a very important part in our school life are our two custodians, Mr. John Westerhof and Mr. William Dykstra. They are the ones who keep our school clean and our campus one of the most beautiful spots in the city. To these members of our Christian High School sys! tem, we, the Senior Class of 1950, do devote this page in recognition of the many ways in which they have aided us in our high school education. In leaving we wish them Gods choicest blessings and hope they will spend many more years of service in Gods kingdomg and if possible in our own school system. IK K Q We W- W f