Zeeland High School - Stepping Stone Yearbook (Zeeland, MI)

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TOP- LEFT--The Juniors delve dee l inlo fhe reiineme l , PY n s of American lilerafure. which is Taughf by Miss De Pree Th imbued e 3 ey are very day wifh lilerary works rang- ing from shor+ sforie-s and poelry lo drama and comedy. VVV BOTTOM - LEFT - Now, This amounl should be laced on 'rhe deloif side . . . - such is +lie 'rype of phrase familiar io +he iufure financiers in +he bookkeeping class. Miss Hoelcs individual in+eres'r and disiasle for gum-chewing have lcepi everyone al a+'renfion. TOP - RIGHT M -- r. lngerson su ervises an experimenl in m'llc I 'resfing which is be ing performed by Dennis Shoemake Keilh Roelof r and S. The agricullur l closel c e cass is y orrelaled wifh The F.F.A., and bolh aid greally in siuclying defense on 'rh home Tronf. e VVV BOTTOM - RIGHT Th T - e shorlesl dis ance beiween 'rwo poinls is a srraighi line is only one of The many Theorems The young Eins+eins are kepr busy learning in ge- omeiry. Advance use in 'rhe praclice of fhis course is made in 'rhe lrigonomelry class, which meels Two nighls each week.

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e ively. Beside b aughr io sa TOP-- LEFT--Alihough Mr. Diclcman's maxim, high school's noi compulsory, you know! is heard frequenily, The mech ' drawing boys a anlcal re quiie indusfrious so long as rouline is broken occasionally by a few minuies relaxarion wiih a candy bar. VVV BOTTOM-LEFT-One of Miss Ver Hage's s'ruden'rs is engrossed ' passe e f in reading a g rom her English ll bool: while fh oihers lisien afienf' 'l' s eing y, l'm noi insiead of l ain'+. fhe sfudenis siudy liierafure and declaiming. TOP - - -r-f space, i-u-i space is no? a form of secrei code, buf a familiar prac+ice line 'For lhe ryping class. All of Miss Shewchulcs pupils are held in con- siani 'rerror by her speed 'res+s, buf +he do succeed in becoming eilficieni fypisis. VVV RIGHT F Y BOTTOM - RlGHT-Mrs. Fairbanlcs do- main, 'rhe library, is if d . requenied by many urmg vacanl' periods. as 'rhe pupils may spend iheir lime here inslead f ' assembly A o in rhe . .ny one may sfudy peacefull or find relaxafion in reading a good booli or magazines. in

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MISS ALMA PLAKKE ' The sTudenTs were all sorry To have Miss Plakke leave The school To ioin The WAVES. Everyone will long remember her Triendliness, inTeresT, energy, and consTanT readiness To exTend a helping hand whenever and wherever she was needed. Much as The school misses her, iT is happy ThaT she has seen TiT To oTTer her services To her counTry and hopes ThaT her new venTure will prove pIeasanT and successTul. VVV MR. RAYMOND ELBING Our school was boTh proud and regreTTuI when Mr. Elbing joined The UniTed STaTes Navy-proud To have a member oT our Teaching sTaTT willing To TighT Tor The Treedom we cherish, buT regreTTul ThaT a man oT such abiIiTy, leadership. and caliber should leave us. The sTudenTs wish To pay TribuTe To a man who has answered so honorably The call To The naTion's colors. These are The men whose praises are seldom sung and who go abouT Their duTies Trom day To day wiThouT grumbling and complain- ing. On These men is placed The Task oT mainTaining The physical body oT our school. AlThough Their work seems To be raTher menial, everyone holds Them in highesT esTeem. No maTTer how heavy Their duTies are, The always Tind Time To sTop and chaT or greeT us wiTh a Triendly wordi VVV DICK BOONSTRA lTopl-Dick is a man oT many Trades in our school. One may Tind him aT a repair iob or doing some oTher Task ThaT has To do wiTh The mainTenance OT our school. VVV SIMON MICI-IELE lmiddlel- Sime is always sweeping in dusTy corners and is largely responsible Tor keeping our school neaT and clean. VVV ARTI-IUR SCI-IIPPER lboTToml -ArT, a IiTTIe man who does a greaT iob in keeping us warm, is seen aT all Times oT The day making his Tours oT The halls. I6