Muskegon High School - Said and Done Yearbook (Muskegon, MI)

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Mi law 4 rn lli Nui may -.4-r' H WALTER G. LADD Ar? Mclal luvlfl -. inlz-if-slx mu- wirlvly www-nfl His Hill- holxlrivw rfxnrjv from 1-lvdvonifx rmrl pho loqvrmhy lo hunlinq DONALD WILLIAM MOONEY, B.S. Shop Math and Algebra Moon:-y u chilzlir-n haw- fvvlriinly vnmlu hun ,Mmm mmf, mi you il. fi mf-mn-. nl me ihmq lmnvl nl ilu- Unrvvlwily ol Mlchvriun flunqhh-v, 11 quiflualv ol Hmklf-y Hoixulml ,vnu Sfhrml, im now fill:-nzlinq Moody Eilmlv llvhlillill' ANN E. MOLZEN, M.A, Arl ocational Skills Developed The manual courses ut M. H. S. offer practical training in xmdnons such 115 foundry work, auto mechanics, printing, :md mnnv otlurs KENNETH C. KOLBERG BS Mechanical Drawing E. G. APPEL, B.S Mechanical and Architectural Drawing Mr. Appel devolew much of his spare Mme fishing and gardening. He has been blesse with four grandchildren. His con an Chico o has two girls, and his daughter in California has two boys, ,we

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6 O 6 IRENE MARGARET HITCHCOCK, A.B. Typing, Arithmetic Miss Hitchcock, although she attends strictly to typing and arithmetic in school, spends most of her spare time as 0 great experimenter in th'- field of sewing. CECELIA KNOLL, A.B. Typing, Shorthand Miss Knoll is taking time out from her teachinq and many social activities to assist the June Class of i956 with their graduation plans, Require Many Skills Most office jobs require a great deal of versatility, and any person hoping for such a position must be able to handle many jobs. Wfith this thought in mind the commercial teachers at M. H. S. strive to perfect students' skill in such courses as typing, shorthand, bookkeeping, and the use of office machines. GOLDIE L. MAYROSE, A.B, Commercial Mis. Mavtase, supervisor of F. A, C., has three sons. Two at them, David and John, are now in college. The third, Robert, has graduated from college and is now in the armed forces. MARION D. YOUNG, B.S., M.A, Commercial Mrs Young, very prim and proper, eniovs nothing more than finding a comfortable cushion in a rowboat from which to spend some time fishing.

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THEO A. PACK, M.A, Clothing and Interior Decorating Miss Pack enioys collecting ceramics and antiques as a hobby. Every Girl Should Know Eventually, almost every girl becomes a homemaker. Even many career girls set up housekeeping. Consequently, the home economics courses are both popular and practical because there is very little chance that the knowledge gained from the courses will ever be wasted. Two of the most helpful people in school are our librarians, They not only help students find books and information. but they also familiarize the student with the library so that he can use it more independently. GLADYS MARIE COLLIER, B.S. Family Relations and Homemaking Mls,Collie1 is the advisor of the Junior Red Cross and the assistant advisor of F. H. A. Hoi hobbies are iraveling, sewing, and reading. AGNES L. McINTYRE, B.S, Foods Miss Mclntvre, advisor for the F. H. A,, enioys music in her spare time. MARGARET M. ELLIOT, A.B., M.S, Librarian Mis. Elliot s hobbv, gardening, sounds familiar to evervoneg but her garden consists of herbs and cacti rather than vegetables or flowers, ANNA V. JOHNSON, A.B., B.S. Librarian Everyone has taken a quick liking lo Miss John' son, our newest librarian, During her leisure hours Miss Johnson enioys handicraft. X3 r '