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

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in 'W- Xa Gertrude Aster QMrs.j jean Ansorge, B.S. Wilma Anderson, A.B. 5-2, 6-1 3-1, 5-2 4-2 Training if Given In Elementary THE ELEMENTARY CLASSES are what give the training to the boys and girls. You might call them the boy scouts of Ottawa's army. This year the fourth grade studied people of other lands, and the third grade studied Indians. Miss Kamps is looking over the script of a play given in the spring, with some of the actors. Below Miss Cryder is with a few of her students of the kindergarten. Martha Pelto, A.B. 1-2 7-1 Martha Plowe, Life Certificate 2-2 Dorothy Cryder, Life Certificate Kind ergnrten Anne F. Green Clerk Elsie Louise Gorden, A.B. l-l 1-7 Hilda johnson, A.B 5 1, 5 2 Mrs. Aster and a group of Helen Kamps, A.B. 6.2 her pupils look up a word in the dictionary. lf20fl Carol B. Walter, Life Certificate

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Alice A. E. Cook, A.B. Caldwell, A-B-1 M-A- American History History, Civics History and Palriotifm G0 Hmm'-in-Hmm' HISTORY AND PATRIOTISM seem to go hand-in-hand in a high school course. It isthrough history we gain our knowledge of the early struggles for democracy and it is in government and Civics that we learn the principles of. it and how to appreciate it. A student is required to take one year of history and one semester of government to graduate. In the Junior High grades the pupils take geography as well as history and civics. Mr. Ludwick points out places on the map of Michigan to George Morris. These places are studied in Civics. William I.. Fuehrer, Ernest Giddings, A.B., A.M U. S. History B.E., L.L.B., Ph.B. Government, Economics Katherine Katherine Lally, A.B. Flossie Loew, A.B. MCCQYYY, A-B- History English, Geography, P rl ' Here is Mr. Fuehrer marking Henry emilam up test Papers of one of his Ludwick, B.A., M.A. Jeanne Paxton, A.B. Nellie A.Watrous, AB Economics classes. Civics, Government History, Civics History, Geography f19l

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