Ottawa Hills High School - Legend Yearbook (Grand Rapids, MI)

Page 11 text:

WILHELMINA ADAMS, A.B. GEORGE J. KREMBLE, A.B. 'ah' ' Q l y ll ' L. P 1 L sl Q ' an 5, ' I ' .T V f 'flop-it e V051 fi 7 Q-LJ. 59.-.-L X an an ef in 41240 Linn- 3 in Faculty HENRY D. NIACNAUGHTON, A.B. Principal Typing, Shorthand LENORE BADER, A.B. Seffion Room, Arithmetic MADELINE BROWN, A.B. Sefxion Room, Englifh HARRY P. BUBOLTZ Printing - A. E. COOK, A.B. Seffion Room, Hiftory IDA A. CREGO Art, Pottery ELSIE D. DAVIS, A.B. Seffion Room, Latin, Arithmetic AILEEN DE JONG, A.B. Seyxion Room, Englixh, Hiftory HELEN DICKINSON, B.M. Mufic CHARLOTTE L. ECKERT, A.B. Englifh, Ottawanian SIDNEY ELEVELD .Mechanical Drawing, Machine Shop BERNICE E. EVANS Art, Part Time HERBERT R. FOX, A.B. Seffion Room, Algebra, Arithmetic, Hiflory FOREST D. GOULD, A.B. Englifh, Dramaticf LLOYD F. HUTT llfoodworking BEULAH JACKSON Home Economic: MARGARET JONES, A.B. Sefxion Room, Englifh FREDERICK A. KOEPNICK, M.A. Sexfion Room, Hiffory FLORENCE KORTERING, A.B. Englifh Sefxion Room, Cioicf, Hiftory MILDRED KUENZEL, A.B. Englifh HENRY LUDWICK Coach, Phyfical Education ELIZABETH MATHESON Lunch Room Director, Home Economzct LEON I. MILLER, B.C.S. Bookkeeping, Bufineff Arithmetic W. MERWYN MITCHELL, A.B. Band, Orcheftra .IEANNE PAXTON Seffion Room, Hiftory A. BERTHA PLAG Domeftic Art EUGENIA PLUMB, A.B. French HARRY RICHARDSON, A.B. General Science, Botany SIDNEY RYCKMAN Bookkeeping ALMA SEEGMILLER, A.B. Seffion Room, Algebra KATHARINE SHEEHAN Phyfical Education KATHERINE SMITH, A.B. Seffion Room, Latin DON P. TOLAND, B.S. Seuion Room, Geometry THEODORE VANDERPLOEG, RLS. Chemiytry, General Science JEANNETTE VANDER VELDE, AB. Engliih JENNIE VANDYKE OIRSJ Seffion Room, Arithmetic HAZEL ZELLNER Art, Bafketry

Page 10 text:

'.11 if! ff' v J Y , , -Q K' 1 A N 3. W: wg ' .Hg 2f' 2' 11,- lwngfi , 1,4 , EQEWH I.. .. 12 ,' 1 ve nk K 3.1 .V :uh A, '- J' ff L a , . ,Q - ' .' f, l.?,, ' .. 1 . I ,ik li' xx .H Z xi' k ,MS A.. .'g',gi:1 ' ' .WH f .142 .53 .. J: tx My . ww. 1 , fx, 'L nf r Y .05-

Page 12 text:

' ta- 'if ' 9 1-. r . -' ' , 1 , , lf I 2 : v, 'lS ' jlfm' HP. lfko , , , 019. - J f an an cf in e2a4n cf lan- c, he The Fa culzfy IONEUSMITH, '29 THEY take us when weire Freshmen, Some short, some fat, some tall, And teach us lots and lots of things That we never knew at all. When we come to Ottawa High School, We think we are very wise, But our dear new friends, the teachers, Soon open our innocent eyes. As hard-boileda' Sophs and Juniors, With bad dreams we trouble them, Though 'tis easy for them to retaliate miWith low marks, now and then. But finally when we're Seniors, From grade to grade have passed, VVe seem to rind a deeper truth In their wordsfof character cast. VVhen from dear Ottawa our ways shall lead To fields of new endeavor, How often shall we in our thoughts Our teachers true remember.