Coopersville High School - Zenith Yearbook (Coopersville, MI)

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Biology Mr. Altenburg Physics Mr. VanRaalte Science Mr. Hotaling Geometry Mr. Laughlin Sewing Miss Small This one explains itself. Experimenting with heat. A test maybe ? Perhaps they en- joy it. A la Vogue? I, I I I I I I I I I I I u u I I

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First Row-S. Robbins, L. Witcop, V. Hoffman, W. Adema, Instructor, Rev. Brugger.«, M. Sellon, E. Andrews, B. Polhamus, H. Post. K. Scott. Second Row- M. Metten. E. Vos, D. Knoper, V. Bouwkamp. A. Meirdertsma, D. Timmeiman. H. Hains. W. Lach- man, D. Posthumus, J. Ossewarde. Third Row-J. Meindertsma, H. Schippers, G. Tikkar.en, M. Westrate. A. Streeting, D. Dennis, D. Streeting, L. Dethmers, H. Ten- Brink, P. Metten, J. Breen. Fourth Row-L. Kettle, W. Stroven, M. Kloosterhouse. G. Walt, D. Kloosterhouse, G. Adema, V. VanAllsburg, G. Bruggers, W. Walt, F. Gearhart, D. Hovingh. BIBLE CLASS For the inexperienced and undeveloped, life is like a wilderness with mam uncharted ways. I n less we pront by the store of know ledge and experience of those who have gone before, there is danger of losing our way. Therefore it is essential that we seek to acquire an alert and a well trained mind, a clean and well developed body, and pure and unquestioned morals. The course in Bible Study has its place in these acquisitions, for it aims to develop the highest type of character, to serve as a foundation for the attainment of the best in life, and to press the claims of Jesus Christ as the Saviour of man. John H. Bruggers, A. M., B. 1)., Instructor

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Looks interesting .1 ' ' ■ ' ‘ ‘ ' ' 1 ; 1 1 i .1 i .1 .] Too studious Freshmen to be I)id he say something funny? You just have to learn the symbols Looks like a speed test Literatu re Miss Streeter Ninth English Mr. Brown Speech Mrs. A1 ten burg Shorthand Mrs. Kern Beginning Typing Mrs. Kern