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

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EARL D. HOLLARg B.S. VITOLD KAMINSKIS, B.S. STEVE KOZMA, B.S Transportation, Ind. Arts History, Ass't.Coach Mathematics f THOMAS HILL, B.S. Coach, Biology fx 1 it Mr. Hill is head coach and has played pro- fessional baseball with the Buffalo Bisons. Along with his various coaching assignments he is one of the gym instructors and also teaches biology. Mr. Hollar has been a member of the staff for seventeen years now. He acted as basket- ball coach for three years, one year of which his team won first place in the district tourna- ments. He teaches shop and is director of transportation. We saw a lot of action from Mr. Kaminskis as the baseball and reserve basketball coach. He teaches science, health, world history, and gym and is one of the Varsity football coaches and has earned a respected place on our fa- culty. One whom we should all recognize is Mr. Kozma as a graduate from Belleville. Upon graduation from college he came to Belleville High to teach and has been on the staff for eight years teaching economic math, algebra and eighth grade math. He is one of the Freshman sponsors.

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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

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Q,,,Z LAMOINE MC MURRAY, B.A. LUCY ANN MOHLER, B.A. HELEN MORRISON, B.S , M A English, Biology English Commercial Our librarian is Mrs. McMurray, who also teaches three ninth grade English classes. She has worked as a social worker at the Lapeer Home and has also been a secretary at the University of Michigan. Miss Mohler is another new member to the staff this year. She has been in charge of speech activities directing the panel discussions, declamation contest and one act plays. She teaches eighth and tenth grade English. One of the sponsors of the Commercial Club and the sophomore class is Miss Morrison. She teaches shorthand, typing and junior busi- ness. Through her office practice classes she has been responsible for most of the programs and invitations the teachers or school needed. Mrs. Nass, who is one of the eighth grade sponsors, teaches English and history. She has done an outstanding job as director of the show case displays and as sponsor of Y-Teen this year. HELEN NASS, B.S History, English - X I