East Grand Rapids High School - Interlochen Yearbook (East Grand Rapids, MI)

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Wihen asked what he thought of this year's senior class. Mr. Averill just smiled sadly and remained silent. Interpreting this to mean he was literally hearthroken at seeing us leave. we are doing every- thing in our power to stay another year. ln his new position of assistant principal. Mr. Moore has won the admiration of students and faculty. Nothing seems to alter the efficiency and care he devotes to each prohlem hrought hefore him. No matter how husy she is. Miss WVHIFFDIGII is always ready to listen to our trouhles. Vlve sincerely appreciate all she has done to help us through the trials and trihulatious of high school. Miss lllackellen has a wonderful sense of humor. We appreciate her cheerfulness and her alnilitv to laugh with us. 4'Diligenc-ei' is the key-word to Miss Vffrigllfs character for she directs her classes in Spanish and French with the utmost care. Who else could teach such difficult suhjects and still retain uniform good humor? Patience and helpfulness are two of Mrs. Canlp- llellss main characteristics, No one who has taken her English courses can fail to appreciate her friendly attitude. language. Miss Armitage has made it intensely alive. llue to her excellent teaching and charming lfnglish manner. the small Homers of tomorrow are at last straightening out the confusing intricacies of the l.atin suhjunctives. ln shite of the fact that l.atin is considered a llf'illl Miss De,longe's jolw has developed exceptional importance this year. for she teaches mathematics to those students who will enter the services. She has met this challenge with unrelenting vigor and cheer- fulness. Although Mr. McBride is convinced that we are too elementary to comprehend higher mathematics. he continues his hopeless task patiently and untir- ingly. At last. after countless attempts. we see fit to agree with him. Mrs. Cornell is a hmath teacher of no little ahility. She has a way of getting her students inter- ested in arithmetic. hecause she makes herself under- stood so well. EH? isI2f I il -

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A We if Vfyk, Miss Berg just loves to putter around with puppets at all times. Everything from grotesque ghosts to Hawaiian dancers can be seen dangling about her room. Vllith patient teaching she has helped her pupils turn out puppets amazingly life-like. Miss Cummings is one of our favorites. ln win- ning the respect and love of her pupils and in sheer ability to teach, she is unsurpassed. No one but Coach Elliott could have developed our inexperienced boys into the championship teams we've had this year. Few of us realize the trials and tribulations of a coach. Vile are very grateful to him. Mrs. Ashley very successfully took Miss l'lthier's place as a science teacher for a time. Since then she has become one of the favorite 'unior hiffh teachers. l :- Miss Holland is one of thc prettiest and most like- able teachers in the building. She has a grand per- sonality and is very popular with her students. Vlvhen our younger boys go into the army, they will owe a great deal to Miss Ethier. She is a fine teacher of aeronautics, as well as a good friend to all her pupils. Miss Stapert is still hopeful that someday. some- one besides a senior will make a basket. Donlt worry too much: every class canit be as versatile as ours. 6