Creston High School - Saga Yearbook (Grand Rapids, MI)

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Page 12 TOP ROXV, l.IiFT TO RIGHT: Miss Cleo Wood, advisor of the Senior Honor Society, is an English instructor. The woodshop is where Mr. Roy Perce is generally found. Besides teaching woodwork- ing, he has the job of checking ticket sales. Miss Evelyn Adams is a teacher of science. The Hi-Y Club, the junior Honor Society, and the tennis team look to Mr. Robert Linden for advice and help. Besides teaching geogra- phy and general science, he manages a session room. SECOND Row: Miss Rosetta Wfeitfenbach is Creston's cloth- ing instructor. Mr. Walther Woocl advises the golf team, the Boys' Science Club, and is an instructor of science. Director of the cafeteria and teacher of foods, home management, and personal regimen, is the business of Miss Cornelia Moran. Science teacher, Mr. Gerrit Wassenaar, is the advisor of the Camera Club. BOTTOM Row: Mr. Emery Toogood is the instructor of mechanical drawing. Keeper of facts and knowledge is the libra- rian, Miss Eugenia Schmitz. Teacher of history and assistant athletic coach was Mr. Jay Van Hoven. He is now serving our country in the United States Navy. Sponsor of the junior Girl Reserves and teacher of algebra, geometry, and trigonometry, keep Miss Marjorie Mathews busy,

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Top Row, Liarr TO RIGHT: French, Spanish, and typing are taught hy Miss Marguerite Eness, sponsor of the Student Council. Mr. Edwin Eredrickson is the instructor in the machine shop. Advisor of the Senior Girl Reserves and the Stamp Clulw, and teaching history and civics take up the time of Miss Dorothy Bean. American government has the greatest inter- est for Mrs. Caroline Glenn, who also teaches history. Siacgoiszn Row: The time of Mr, Irving Randall is given to students studying geometry, algebra, and com- mercial arithmetic. The art of the school is kept aglow by Miss Francis Lanke, art instructor. Supervising a junior session room, Mr. Frank Hebard also is an instructor of algebra and arithmetic. Miss Louise Biddle is lwusy supervising her seventh grade session room and teaching English. BoTToM Row: We find that the seventh graders occupy .1 great deal of the time of Mrs. Leone Alyworth, and the rest of her time in school is occupied hy English classes. Teaching English, bookkeeping, and assisting in the hookstore are the duties of Miss Esther Wise. Miss Halie john concentrates on teaching English. Advisor to the Echo Stat? and teacher of journalism and English is Mr. john Van Krimpen. is X sl! A srwsf- ' lv.x's+-Muni I

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Top Row, Llil-'T TO RIGHT: Miss Esther Vander Broek teaches geography, science, and mathematics. The printing of the Echo is supervised by Mr. Norman Tock, who also may he found teaching arithmetic. Miss Nina Gissihle, .1 substitute teacher clur- ing the year, taught journalism, history, and English. Instructor of all vocal music is Mr. Frank Goodwin, who clirects the a cappella choir. Siicgorsin Row: Clothing classes ancl history classes keep Miss Ruth Phillips busy. Commercial arithmetic, algelwra, geometry. aeronautics. ancl presicling over a session room are the cluties of Mr. Harold Carlyon. Sponsor of the Hikers Cluh ancl teacher ot girls' physiology and biology, is Miss jennie james. Miss Harriet Dickinson is a teacher of home economics. Borrow How: Shorthancl, lwookkeeping ancl manager of the bookstore is Miss Elsie Giles. Coach of the second team foothall antl has- kethall. and instructor in commercial law ancl typing, is Mr. Williilin Haken. English and history are the cluties of Miss Doris Dunham. She is also chairman of the honor point system. Assistant coach of athletics, session room, and history classes keep Mr. Paul Bowersox husy.