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

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1 ..-fmt' Mass Bonme Brunslnk o e of the offt e secretarues us faced wlth the endless task of keeplng records and fnles stralght Mrs Marge Carroll also an offuce secretary us constantly busy, fulfulllng secretarnal dunes su' Mr VanderMolen pupul personnel dnrector assnsts students wltlw varned problems both ln and out of school W 1 l Assxstant prlncupal, Mlss Marlon Campbell, works ln a rnulntude of capacttles and responsubnlltmes, nnvolvlng both teachers and students n 'Q T. 1 Y 'wt r . ,x UL., . ' ' X 1 N X-X Q , - ' X - , if ,Wm r ,, ., ,,. X . . . I n .C A , A , , .. f 5 , f ' f I '

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OUR GUIDES BLAZE LIFE TRAILS To our prtncupal Mr tton of school llfe jf Wcerenga falls the task of general adtustrnent and coordtna Gundtng the Ottawa trrbe through rugged paths of lrvtng and Iearntng each year our adrnrnustratuon ts faced wuth an overwhelmlng task Thetr ID valuable ard has helped each of us un countless ways toward maktng these years as wonderful and worthwhtle as possuble However thenr assustance reaches far beyond htgh school for much ts also done un preparing stu dents for the future regardless of thetr plans Many people are Involved ID thus huge undertaking each work :ng ID vanous capacuttes whtch com btne together to accornplnsh adrnnnrs trattve goals Included IH thus group are our pruncupal Elmo Wrerenga assnstant pruncupal Marlon Campbell pupnl per offuce secretarues Bonnle Brunslnk and Marge Carroll and attendance ofttcer Clarence Stoppels Together our admlnlstratlon leads the way of countless students thus helpnng to pave a fnrst portion of Itfes exciting highway Whether stckness pawn or colds due to ram happen Keeplng track of student attendance for the entrre school Mr Stoppels to be the complatnt Mrs Boerma school nurse of funds he ts faced vwnth an endless task ters valuable ard and advrce f , . I , , . I . , sonnel director, Robert Vandermoleng , fl 5. 'I Q . Ki . . . . , 2 ' , , . - 1 I 1 I , . . . ,D l . I ' Ea .c

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COMMUNICATE AND U DERSTAN Today, because communication is so vi'al to our so- eety, language study is tast becoming a must to many students. ln a language course, many other things are stressed besides language fundamentals, themselves, for stu- dents learn much ot the native people and their coun- try. A new addition to the language department this year was third year French and Spanish. This gave many students a chance to become more proficient in the language ot their choice. MARY HORN AB U ot M French KATHERINE HAMPERES BA U o A Spanish nd Engl MARY SMITTER BA Western Nl chugan College Latin BETTY W SH BS U ot Wisconsin Spanish Eng ish IT S A WGMEN S WORLD sis' EN ENDS Bo e cio ning food SHN? Y t C lege home econo What? Does the Home Economics Department teach only sewing or cooking? On the contrary for it strives to develop better members ot a house hold by also teaching kitchen planning buying and budgeting entertaining and other assets neces sary to tultill this development Seltcontidence poise and independence are also stressed By ac ouiring these traits and abilities throughout the year progressive steps were taken toward becom ng bet er household members K I I I 3 -, I 1 - i 4 El. , . ., V' ' g ' , l' ,V p MA, trfrgl .H a ll'sh I I A if 9 9 EILE BAR , . , Wh atong ' ' ' , , LE DAWS, B A,, Albion Collegeg home economics JOY SHAW, BS,Mp'ry S'ae ol g mics, J ' I 9 I I - .I , K 'V I A , - x -tt- Q I . . . Y ,T X' - .