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

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,W9vW9 We Thank You Besides all our friends and the faculty. there are others that make our Christian High the school it is. To these we yvish to express our sincerest gratitude. Nlost of us are aware of the Monica and Eunice Aids and the various Church-School Circles. They are ever ready to contribute of their time and abilities to help us as a school in every yvay they can. One vvho is very important. especially as far as our financial problems go. is lVlr. Williani Pott. He it is who receives our tuition and records it so it need not be paid twice. Another. with yvhom we all have become acquainted is lVliss Lucille Bouman. Along with her faithful services, she brings cheer to the office each and every day. Last. but surely not least. we remember our janitors. lVlr. Westerhof and lVlr, Dykstra. lt is they that have the school warm and the rooms and halls gleaming from week to week. Without them our school would not be such a pleasant place to do our work. Surely each of these deserves our sincere thanks. Their services are greatly appreciated. games: : y L K 4 w T X ' X I N r x N sc, NYS-ss.-K Q. . rl Q 17

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Social Science MR. RAYMOND HOLWERDA A.B.-Czllvin Cullcgc A.M.-I Tuivcrsily ui' Michigan Prim-ipul .'XINt'I'iL'ill'l IliSlIrI'Y R 3 ,,, ,A N MR. HENRY KUIPER A.B.-C2211YiI1 A.M.-Univcrsity of Michigan Vxhprld Iliamry Pml'mIQms ml IDL'lNfIL'1'ZlL'y Spomur-Iunior Class MR. MARVIN SCHANS AB.-'Cz1lx'iu Collcgc A.M.-Unix'c1'sily of Rcdl mds Pmlulm-1'nm ul' Ilmwwcrzlcv C2m'c-rnmc'm Churcll Hi5lm'y Spfnwfr-junifn' ,Vs vif V P in MR. ARTHUR TULS A.B. - Hope Collegc American History EL-fmrvmic Cleography Physical Iiclucatirm Spomm'-Freshman Class

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Student Council The purpose of the Student Council is to maintain Christian discipline, to promote student participation and co-operation in all forms of student activities. and to give guidance in citizenship to the students of our school. The Student Council consists of four olficers and a senator representing each homeroom. This council meets every Wednesday to discuss the important issues concerning the entire student body. Membership is obtained by an election in the spring for the officers and an election in the fall for the homeroom representatives. The Student Council is responsible for many of the activities that happened in the past year. They sponsored the All-School Skating Parties, the Amateur Contest, and took care of the Polio March of Dimes, and the Christian Textbook drive. N . - F Flhey also provided lor a cheekroom at basketball games. if The officers are: President Edwin Roels Vice-President Tony Diekema Secretary lVlarie Ceenen Treasurer . Ioyce Koops May Cod's blessing rest on the Student Council organization as it does its Work in future years. 18