Grosse Pointe High School - View Pointe Yearbook (Grosse Pointe, MI)

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Sanus Place- Namo lllllllll' wenty years ago Volume One of View Pointe pictured Grosse Pointe High School students of 1939. In those days, students were-well, doing lots of the same things they're doing now. The same things, chances are, they'll be doing twenty years hence . . .

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49 ves- Qulck deft movements fn a homemakers hands mean properly blended foods and neat CHICIEIIY kitchens In homemakrng Susan Moxley 70A and Judy Carner YOA rmprove therr sklll Some 700 pairs of hands gamed relrabrlrty and ease rn handlmg the wheel of an automobile this year ln driver training classes Through the ages intricate needlework wrth nimble flngers has been a woman s art ln clothmg classes proficiency they began to acquire as little girls 'Z' Woadshop students learn more than lust the skflls of hammer and Alter two years of practrce notes and chords combine rn melodrous narls Bob Gordon Pete TfOlCOH and Marty La Fave HA: tram harmomes when Dale Anderson IOA touches the keys of a pnano their hands to handle power machrnery qurckly and safely Page Nmeteen ix . S . Q x 5 Q . J . 1- Melba Boyd, and Marge Shea, llA's, increase a Q , 1 x ., 993,411 4 I g ,K r 4 1

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wi. Jon Rrce HA Bill Hoolh 12A and Ron Llnclau HA c S1 F Coaches .lim Epperson and Howard MacAdom and feshly lhaf walchrng from the bench rs no passnve role Manager Dlclr Grocl 12A were a bil involved loo On lhe jump! Cheerleaders llell lo righll Joanne Phillips, Sheila Slimon, Leslie Kovach, and Barb Farrell, all l2A's. ll girls can help win a bas- lzel ball game, lhese girls did! WPII ve' wtory lim Tonwht nd we d1d! In s1x out of e1ght home games, the Blue Devils emerged trium- phant. Everybody helped. in M Wx. Pago Twenty-llun