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

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N MR CLARENCE POTT. AB. MR. MARINUS POTT AB MR MARVIN SCHANS AM AB MR ARTHUR TDLS AB By their attitudes. their insight into the subjects taught. and their personal interest in each individual student, the faculty of Holland Christian High School has shovvn its devotion to Chris- tian ideals. They have created in the hearts and minds of the students a de- sire to build above the stars, upon things eternal. XY'e, as students, shall therefore strive to build from the blue- prints which the faculty has drawn up. MISS GERTRIQDE VANDER MISS ERVINA VAN DXRE AB M155 j1:ANI:TTE VELTMAN AB MR ROBERT XX EENER MM AB GLTGTEN, BS. ln ,, .......... AQ

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MR MAlxNlN BAAS AM AB M11 IILRO BRAT1 AB MR LOUIS DAMSTRA, AB. MR. JOHN DE VRIES, AM AB As students of a Christian High School, we feel deeply indebted to our faculty for teaching us all things in the light of Gods Viford. Although the faculty includes many different person- alities, the one ideal of developing a meaningful material and spiritual knowledge in the lives of the students has motivated their teaching. Miss sum c,mviNc,oio AB MR JOHN HAM AM AB MR JAMILS n1nTBR1N1q, AB. MR. HENRY J. KUIPER, AM AB 4 l 4 ' Q

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Top row: james Kok, Peter Van't Slot, Anthony Dielcema, Sherwood Kok, John De Boer. Second row: Connie Michmerhuizen, Marie Geenen, Betty Van Wieren, Paul Vander Leek, Ruth Topp, Patricia Nonhot, Shirley Bouwman, Norma Lokers. Seated: Mr. Kuiper lsponsorj, Calvin Bolt, Henry Holstege, Lois Veltkamp, Elsa Zwiep. 0 Although the Student Council has been in existence only two years, it has already become an integral part of our school. Under experienced guidance and with capable orhcers it has become an efficient and smooth-working organization. The goal of the Student Council is to improve relations between the students and the administration-a job which it has accomplished with marked success. The students of Holland Christian High School have welcomed a student administration in which they are represented and to which they may make recommendations or flle complaints. Already the Student Council has assumed .many of the duties previously administered by the taculty and Mr. Holwerda. Through the Student Council, students receive valuable training that will enable them to assume the responsibilities of our democracy success- fully. The Student Council has organized the Pep Club, conducted clean-up campaigns, and sponsored drives for the Red Cross, March of Dimes, and National Union of Christian Schools. They were also instrumental in organizing Career Day. Officers this year are: President - Henry Holstege Vice President - - Calvin Bolt - Lois Veltkamp Secretary - - - Elsa Zwiep Treasurer -------- The faculty adviser who devotes much time and energy to the success of the Student Council is Mr. Henry j. Kuiper. l 16 l