Belleville High School - Tiger Lore Yearbook (Belleville, MI)

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,Q 12 . X 4 . , 2 . f 1 .. :,' 1 if ff QT .Q E L. u Y il K. -Q, .i If RICHARD M. COFFELT, B.A. WARREN CONRAD, B.S. MARY DILLINGHAM, BS Instrumental Music M. Ed., Vocational Machine Shop Physical Education, Science ,ff tllaik I ELSIE CAMPBELL, B.S. Home Economics Mrs. Campbell, who is the sewing instructor, lives in Dearborn. Traveling in Alaska has led to her ambition of more extensive travel. She helps on the various costumes for the plays and skits and her style shows each year are of great interest to the school. In charge of all the band activities is our instrumental instructor, Mr. Coffelt. Through him the band made a superior showing at our football games and has participated in several exchange assemblies. Mr. Conrad, who is in charge of machine shop, has taken several of his classes on field trips this year. He also teaches shop theory and eighth grade shop. He finds time for his hobbies fishing, camping and mountain climbing, although one of the tenth grade sponsors. The very able girls gym instructor is Mrs. Dillingham. She is sponsor of the Girls Athletic Association and has done a marvelous job in making a real club of G.A.A. Mrs. Dillingham is in charge of cheerleading and is one of the seventh grade advisors.

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as -.1 v Our faculty represents many parts of the United States, and various colleges and universities. They have combined their talents to make the past year a success. In the following pages we give you a brief sketch of each faculty member, the subjects he teaches, and his interests. Mrs. Doris Barker hails from Belleville and went to Belleville High School. She is one of the junior class sponsors. Someday she hopes to receive her Masters Degree. She has been teaching typing, shorthand, junior business, consumers education, law, and book- keeping. Mrs. Batterson, who comes from Bay City, is the seventh and eighth grade English teacher. She now lives in Ypsilanti. Along with knitting, she names collecting dolls as her hobby. She has traveled abroad and toured Europe and the British Islands. Mrs. Benden, a very fluent language teacher, is new on the Belleville High teaching staff. She teaches Latin, Spanish, world history, and ninth grade English. Her home town is Mt. Clemens. One of the yearbook sponsors is Mr. Best. Along with seventh grade geography and ninth grade civics, he is co-ordinator of pho- tography for the school and the yearbook. He enjoys working with small scale railroads and likes to build model railroads. 3 Civics. ?vY.2,4f ' 'A EQ, .VX THOMAS D BEST B.A., B.Ed. Geography, JOAN BENDEN B A Languages, History

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VIRGINIA W. FARIS, B.S. PARK E. GREGORY, B.S. CORNELL W. GUTH B A Vocal Music Science M.A., Mathematics Our school is very proud to have on its staff Mrs. Faris, who is so adequately prepared to develop our chorus to their greatest heights. She has traveled extensively in the United States and Europe, bringing to others the joy of music. The head of our science department, Mr. Gregory, is kept busy teaching chemistry, biol- ogy, and physics. He is president of the Teachers Club, sponsor of the Photography Club and is in charge of all visual aids and the P.A. system. We are all indebted to Mr. Guth for taking such excellent care of our ticket sales for both the football and basketball games. He is sponsor of the seventh grade and teaches seventh and eighth grade math. Our hats are off to Mr. Hearn who has been responsible for the success of our school paper, The Tiger Tribune. He lives in Ann Arbor and is studying for his Masters Degree at the Univ- ersity of Michigan. Mr. Hearn is also one of the junior class sponsors. .af NORMAN HEARN B A Journalism History ,iw e. , pr K. ll 1-' , 'U 'Wl . MU, 4- . . f? .. . ,, . l , g. -,,':!.a,-:Wa Y'--'fi A-in 'Q A05