Allegan High School - Echo Yearbook (Allegan, MI)

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ALLEGAN TEACHERS INSTRLICT STUDENTS IN THEIR ABILITIES TO COPE 'F A 'ft If fl I .' ill, E . fi. - I 'l ':.:f Q A Wg . If . 1, 1 , A K-' 7 'Z . , , 4. I 6.03-if :' It I '., '. T fs .ff A . Ref ' -wwf -as jr 59,3 it f -I... - iss ' :w.'i-I--el ' .. . 251,19 , Lyyd . as a t S - Q , e A 43?-14' DOUGLAS G. ANDREWS MARGARET ALLEN . KL? ELIZABETH ANDREWS PATRICIA ANKNEY saws., Mrg. Allen teaches high school algebra and eighth grade arithmetic classes. She possesses both B.A. and M.A. degrees in education from the University of Michigan. Besides being on the Salary-Schedule committee of the Teachers' club, she serves as Eighth grade advisor. Mr. Andrews conducts classes in seventh grade reading, eighth and tenth grade Eng- lish, and speech. He attended the University of Michigan and Western Michigan college, receiving a B.A. degree in literature and lan- guage from the latter. He directs the Junior and Senior plays. Mrs. Andrews instructs seventh and eighth grade English classes. She holds B.S. and M.A. degrees from Western Michigan college. She is now doing graduate work at Michigan State University. Miss Ankney directs the Mens' glee club, Girls' glee club, Robed choir, seventh and eighth grade general music classes, and Junior high choir. She received a B.M. degree in music education from Western Michigan col- lege. She is now doing graduate work at Michigan State university. She is vice-prcsi- dent of the Teachers, club and chairman of its program committee. She advises the Var- sity choir, the ECHO, and the Pep club.

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Kathryn Wincht-stt-r, john Kathcrlcr, Tovio Malila PRINCIPAL JOSEPH MULREADY Mr. PECKHAM IS A NEW ADMINISTRATOR M1'. -Iosvpli Nltilrvacly ably holds thc position Of This your Z1 new sniilv is showing in tht- ofhct' ot' svnior high school principal and has clone so for thc' aclministrzitivc .lssisttint and junior high principal, last nim' wzlrs. Ht- varnvtl 21 BS. clcgrcc from WCStCrH for this is Mr. Rolmvrt POClill2lIlllS lirst yvzir at this lvlirliiguni collvggr' :incl an M.A. clcgrvc from the Uni- position. Mr. Pvckhzun has Cliargc- of stuclvnt zittvntl- Wt,-my of Michigan, arlcc, among his othvr dutics, Ht' holcls BS. :incl MA. Assisting Mt'. Mulrcticly in thc many clutiCS io- clcgrcvs front XVc'stt-rn Mirhigzin vollvgc' :incl tht- volvt-cl in tht- principalls oFfiC0 is Mrs. B2lTlkS, University of Micliigan, rc-spcctivt-ly, lN1r. Pvrklitmi Sl'K'l'l'till'y to tht- principal. Sho is a gI'Z1ClllZllC of Par- fornit-rly taught biology and English ll livrt' at Al- son's Businvss collcgc in Kalauiazoo. lvgan high school. IUN1oR moi! PRINCIPAL RoBER'1' PECK- Mr. PECKIIAM and Uftifv livlvvfs- Dilmll fN 1i'1 ilA,xM trout and Put Carroll it f ,4 1, lit

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WITH THEIR FUTURE DESTINIES, WHETHER ACADEMIC OR VOCATIONAL Mrs. Brosier instructs Girls' physical edu- cation classes. She received a B.S. degree at Western Michigan college. She has charge of the Intramural basketball program and the Girls' tennis team. She serves on the Monitor Judicial board and is a member of the Pro- gram-Planning committee of the Teachers' club. She is a junior class advisor, the GAA sponsor and is co-advisor of the Cheerleaders. Mr. Brosier conducts morning art classes for high school and junior high students, while teaching art in the afternoons to ele- mentary students. He received his B.A. de- gree from Western Michigan college. He also attcnclcd Cranbrook Art Academy. He ad- vises the newly formed Art club. Mr. Buist teaches U.S. history. He holds a B.S. degree and an MA. degree from Wes- tern Michigan college, where he has also done graduate work. He coaches the Varsity foot- ball backfield, Reserve basketball, and Var- sity baseball. He is president of the Teachers' club and co-advisor to the A club. Mr. Clinger teaches seventh grade Mich- igan history, seventh grade geography and eighth grade U. S. history. He obtained a B.S. degree at Western Michigan college, where he is now carrying out his graduate work.He coaches cross country and is assistant track coach. He is a member of the Program-Plan- ning committee of the Teachers' club, and advisor to the Seventh grade. Mrs. Cronenwett serves as our school li- brarian. She holds a B.S. degree in librarian- ship and art from Western Michigan college. She is a member of the Curriculum committee of the Teachers' club. She advises the student librarians and is co-advisor of the Future Teachers of America. Mr. De Mull, who specializes in mathe- matics, teaches algebra, geometry, advanced algebra, solid geometry and trigonometry. He received his B.S. degree from Hope college, and is doing graduate work at Western Mich- igan college. He holds the post of athletic director and coaches the Varsity football line. track, and Seventh grade basketball, He is co-advisor of the A club and Sophomore class. Pictures at left: THE JUNIOR HIGH WEL- COME PARTY with Mr. Peckham and Mr. Brosier assisting. Mr. MOFFETT ENJOY- ING CHAPERONING the Freshman-Senior Hobo-Dance. f r BETTY BROS I E R I 1 JACK D. BUIST RICHARD L. HROSIER WILLIAM L. CLINGER MIRIAM CRONENWETT CLAIR DE MULL K