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

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CLASSROOM SNAPS MECHANICAL DRAWING The sho test chstance between two pomts 13 a strarght ltne but rt 1snt always the DS t lme ask any one rn thls class These utur engtneers wonder lf tts all worth Nht ASSEMBLY tn A study hall wtth e eryone too le py to know Nh f t er Horn o r t e a goo me AMERICAN HISTORY Thrs rs Ame-rtcan I-ltstory Class but slnce when wa Amerlcan HISIO y to any other ktndl so unny'9 Maybe Coach lones has h1s own l'umorou way of pre entmg the lesson although I thlnk the luntcr boys r'11qht have somethlng to do vnth tt ' S V f ' I - ' f . . f Q ' ' ' I - p . S 5 ' ' le. A I ' - ' , lrnag' e' . , ' V, studying, lt rnust have been first hour and they were s e ' ' a. h 1 were Q .g- r a e hey ll 'i l' l- eaaer-beavers. 13

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MISS IOYCE ELENBAAS Although Ioyces offi- cial position is secretary to our superintendent, Mr. Lubbers, her duties do not end there. She always has a few min- utes to spare for stu- dents and teachers alike who need her assistance or advice, and her cheerful disposition oi- l e r s encouragement to all, 12 MR. MELVIN BOUMA Upon receiving his discharge from the Army after four years of serv- ice, Mr. Bouma Joined our faculty as the coach of the second team in basketball and of our track team. He has sev- eral classes in Iunior High and, although he is quiet, he has a friendly smile for every- one. MR. ALBERT E. IONES Formerly bombardier with the crew of a B-24, Coach Al Iones success- fully took over his many duties at Zeeland upon his discharge from the Air Corps. His interest in athletics has helped produce excellent foot- ball, basketball, base- ball, and track teams. Along with these respon- sibilities, he is teacher of practical mathematics and United States his- tory. MRS. MINNIE FAIRBANQQS For rnany years Mrs. Fairbanks has capably aided all those who en- tered the quiet, peace- ful atmosphere of the library in search of knowledge. Her consid- eration ol each individ- uals need, and her coin- petence in imparting to others that which they desire, are qualities much appreciated by all oi us

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INDUSTRIAL ARTS rlbes a shop en a nn sonethlng new on o wood a o hance tor a qmck nap tn d n t 1 LIBRARY Tap tap tap goes Mrs Falrbanks pen c1l everyone bunes hrs head IH a book snap goes the camera The l1b ary IS a good place to study even the steam p1pes are quxet CHEMISTRY Chernnstry IS fun provlded you have 'noney or your expertments turn out r1ght and no test tubes are broken Sometlrnes poo s n e o' smell helps tts all IH the Nay you throvv the stuff together Sunrs Fnou Busy This desc ' . stud t l- ways :rea ' g .. ' ' f ' ' -anything from a rolling-pin to a lawn oh tr TI C ' ' , 'e i is err'fiC. a r 'e s t , ' ' ' .