Wakefield High School - Echo Yearbook (Wakefield, MI)

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SCIENCE Unveiling the miracles of nature and man.... MRS. G. W. LEMAN Northwestern University, B. S., U. A. General Science Chemistry. Seventh Grade Advisor H. W. MARSHALL Oshkosh State Teachers College, Oshkosh, Wisconsin, University of V isconsin, Ph. B., Ph. M. Science. Junior High Easketball Coach; School Patrol; Eighth Grade Advisor Write me how many notes there be In the new robln s ecstasy Among astonished boughs; How many trips the tortoise makes, How many cups the bee partakes, The debauchee of dews I —Emily Dickinson

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SOCIAL SCIENCE Keeping tab on the march of time ARTHUR T. STOUGHTON GERTRUDE YOUNG University of Michigan, B. A., M. A. Northwest Missouri State Teachers Coil- History, Economics, Government. Junior ege, Maryville, Missouri. B. S. Soc- Class Adviser ial Science ALFIE M. WINDBERG Western Michigan College of Education, B. S. Social Science. Junior High Student Council; Seventh Grade Adviser Jane Jones said Abe Lincoln had no books at all, An used to split rails when a boy; An General Grant was a tanner by trade An lived way out in Ill’nois. So when the great war in the South first broke out, He stood on the side o’ the right; An when Lincoln called him to take charge o’ things, He won nearly every fight. Jane Jones, she honestly said it was so! Mebbe he did--- I dunno! —Ben King jf h

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18 MATHEMATICS PHYSICS Eventually, to hobnob with Einstein. R. C. SMITH Northern Michigan College of Education, E. S. Mathematics, Physics. Sophomore Class .dvisor JOAN LEPINSKI Northern Michigan College of Education, E. S. Mathematics The world is full of problems; There's much to cause distress; We all are bowed beneath the cares That daily round us press. There's only one solution; 'Tis simply stated thus: 'A little less of you or me, A little more of us: William T. Card