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

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flooqmnfd .SZW Editor Business Manager As we, the class of 52 move on and strive for higher goals, we leave behind us this record of the year 1952, our year at Holland Christian High School. We the staff have worked hard and diligently to present to you our impression of H. C. H. S. school life. Yet we worked willingly because we felt we were accomplishing something that would last. We therefore hope that in the future years this 1952 Footprints will serve to remind us of the happy days spent at Christian High. Literary Editors Assistant Business Managers Art Editor Photography Editors Typists Page Eight

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30 5 geftfutle lljftlflblel' gbtgtell . . . . Instructor of Latin and English-our class sponsor for two years-real friend to the Senior Girls in their social club -energetic advisor in our Christmas Card Campaign-Full of pep and good humor, yet thoughtful and sincere-We, the Senior Class of '52, proudly dedicate this volume of The Footprintsf, Page Seven

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loyal-ecia fion Mr. Holwerda's smile is contagious. Although our prin- cipal's duties are numerous, some pleasant and others painful, he usually has a broad smile. This carries over to the staff and student body. A school cannot Operate without money, though we students may often forget this. We are fortunate in having What would our ofhce be without the kind and considerate services of Mrs. Lu- cille Beelen? We fl 2fff11OuS and dy- namic financial agent are happy that the in Mr. William Pott. school may still en- joy her services now that she is Mrs. in- stead of Miss. To be custodian in as neat a city as Holland is no small job. However, our custodians Mr. john Westerhof and Mr. William Dykstra keep our building and campus spotless as a dutch kitchen. Page Nine