Unity Christian High School - Silhouette Yearbook (Hudsonville, MI)

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ALL IN A DA Y’S WORK Only A Brush Stroke Away Art Art is an expression everywhere but here at Unity it’s different. We, with our fine faculty, can grow and expand our skills and talents in a way to please God. The area of art is taught by Mrs. Karanicola. She helps the student create their inner feelings through what they make with their hands. i What’s so funny Norm — your artwork? Let’s all do the art room shuffle? Mrs. Karanicola discovers the art of giving Lauri Meyer works on grades. the potter’s wheel. 22 ART Concentration and a steady hand.

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 ALL IN A I)A Y’S WORK Christians Gather Together In Unity Chapel The early morning rush. With our day beginning in chapel, our focus is shifted from the momentary day to day struggle to the eternalness of life. This is where we receive our daily instruction for the things that really count in life and praise the Father to whom we account our life to. The pyramid of the beatitudes inspires the students to climb upward. Joy and Joan Nyenhuis take part in worship. — spirits are filled. From the Philippians to Hudsonville we are one in Christ. Seats are filled The chapel committee, headed by Mr. Klyn adds chapel. excitement and interest to The chapels this year have been much more meaningful and valuable for each of us. Those of the many who participated received the joy of sharing their faith and those listening were touched by the messages sent from God. CHAPELS 21

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 ALL IN A DA Y’S WORK Getting Down To Business Business Mr. Ten Harmsel takes a break from his busy schedule. Mr. Johnson is always willing to lend a helping hand. Business Education at Unity Christian teaches students practical skills that are not only used in careers in the business committee, but also in daily activities. Unity offers Accounting, Computers, Economics, Typing, Shorthand and Office Practice. Students are given “hands-on” experience performing various office and accounting tasks. “I’m too cold to look at you. Mr. Kooistra posing — how do you “account” for that? BUSINESS 23