Illiana Christian High School - Spire Yearbook (Lansing, IL)

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wm loss oKuiiu iE!; The teachers of Uliana join me in extending to you our congratulations. During the four years that you have spent at Uliana we have tried to mold your thinking and attitudes along constructive Christian lines. We realize of course that this was done only with varying degrees of success. We hope you will pardon our mistakes and deal charitably, with our failures. As a parting word we wish to remind you that stewardship is a heavy responsibility — of him, to whom much is given much will be required. May God give you the grace in the coming years to see clearly the respx)nsibilities that accompany your blessings and may He qualify you through His spirit to assume those respx)nsibilities. MR. CORNELIUS VAN BEEK MB. VAB BEEK - Principal Massages his sinuses while thinking. You people know you can ' t afford to waste time.

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orricEBS ARTHUR VANDER VLIET President CORNELIUS VAN DUYN Secretary TONY VAN PROOYEN Vice President CLARENCE HOEKSEMA Treasurer MEMBERS ELMER BOONSTRA CLARENCE HOEKSEMA HERMAN HOEKSTRA FRED HUIZENGA JACOB J. PORTER GERRIT SCHAAP BEN SIMPSON JOHN TERPSTRA JOHN VAN BAREN ARTHUR VANDER VLIET CORNELIUS VAN DUYN HENRY VAN KOOTEN TONY VAN PROOYEN JIM WIERSMA SCHOOL BOUO Page Ten

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FACULTY CLARENCE De RUITER English, Civics CLARENCE De YOUNG Biology, Chemistry CLARENCE LANDHUIS Mathematics WILLIAM T. SCHIPPER Business Subjects KATHERYN SCHURINGA History, Government DONALD OPPEWAL English JOHN VANDEN HOEK Science, Mathematics THEODORE VAN VLIET Bible GEORGE ZAFROS World History, Music MR. De RUITER — Lingering Jersey lingo. Now let ' s get this thing organized. MR. De YOUNG — Likes to give spare-time jobs (Assignments). You don ' t HAVE to do anything. MR. LANDHUIS — MR. SCHIPPER — In a minute I ' ll start writing names. Touchy about his time-clock. MISS SCHURINGA — May I please interrupt? Lone feminine faculty member. MR. OPPEWAL — Quick with the quip. There ore some things I have a right to expect. Often refers to chapel speeches. You ' ve got to know theorems. MR. VANDEN HOEK — Nuff said. Has machine gun-like speech. MR. VAN VLIET — Lives by Berkhof. Let ' s get squared away. MR. ZAFROS — Off with the coat, loosen the tie, up with the sleeves and we ' re ready to go. This waltz sounds like an elephant march. Page Twelve