Douglas MacArthur High School - Itella Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)

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Miss Elizabeth Burgett Art: A.B. Albion College ' 'How goodness heightens beauty. Miss Mabel E. Humphrey Mathematics, Penman- ship: A.B. Western State Teachers Col.: Columbia University The secret of success is constancy of purpose. THE DIAL FACULTY- Continued Mr. Clytus H. Carr Miss Louise M. Diehl Mr. Russell J. Fung Physical Education: A.B. Western State Teachers College Ambition and determin- ation brinir success. Miss Ruth Ann Erskine, Mathematics : A.B, Michi gan State Collegeg Cor- nell University Sho has a smile for all.' Mr. W. C. Jenvey Music, Orchestra, Glee Club: B.Sc. W. S. T. Col.: Illinois Collesre of Music. I will Find a Way, or make une. Englishg A. B. Michigan State Normal College: B.S, West. State T. Col- leizeg Graduate Student at University of Michigan and Northwestern Uni- versity '4As firm as faith. Miss Elsie Wagner Latin, English : A.B. Uni- versity of Michigan Quality, not quantity. Miss Bessie Keifer Mathematics: A.B. West- ern State Teachers Col- leire, U. of Michigan To know how to hide one's ability is great skill, PAGE NINE American Government, Economics: A. B., M. A. University of Michigan Still waters run deep. Miss Grace I. McAllister Social Scienceg A.B. W. State Teachers Collesze She is sweet in her simplicity.

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T H E D I A L FACULTY- Continued Mr. H. H. Harrison Co-ordinator of Appren- ticeship Training: B. S. Western State Teachers College. If work will do it, he will win. Mr. Bruce A. Gray Social Science, Coaching: A.B. Albion Col., Uni- versity of Michigan Modesty is a candle to thy merit. Mrs. Martha Parry French, English: A.B. Hanover College, Indiana University True to herself: true io her friends: True to her duty always. Miss Alice Thomas Home Economics: B. S. Hillsdale College A good disposition is more valuable than gold. Mr. Theral T. Herrick History, Public Speaking Z A.B. Olivet College, M.A. University of Michigan A superior man, modest in his speech, but ex- ceeds in his thoughts. PAGE EIGHT Mr. Percy Hammond Science: A.B. Olivet Col- leife Of science and loiric he chatters As fine and fast as he can.'

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THE DIAL Top Row: A. Summerfield, R. Schnaitman, D. Cox, V. Browntield, M. Kellomz, M. Slightly, L. Luedders, R. McKenzie, and N. Packard. Second Row: G. Rivers, D, Wheeler, J. Schroeder, F. Kahler, D, Freed, R. Johnson, D. Maurer, R. Allen, and A. Davis. Third Row: F. Eisenhaur, R. Miller lvice presidentj, E. Moushey, M. Page, G. Goodrich, H. Schnaitman, L. Lockwood, M. Mueller, and M. Maurer. Fourth Row: R. Huprgett, T. Wilson tviee presirlentj, G. Purcell fpresirlentj, E. Rose iatlviserj, S. Urlell, B. Harrison, D. Zerhel. STUDENT COUNCIL After very stiff campaigning on the part of the four upper classes, omcers were elected to govern the council through the sixth year of its existence. George Purcell, senior, was elected president, for the second consecutive year, Tom VVilson and Bob lldiller, senior and junior candidates, were chosen as vice-presidents as a result of a tie, Eugene lVIoushey, freshman candidate, was made secretary-treasurer. The intramural sports, school union, exchange assemblies, and school service com- mission were again taken over by the council. Several new features marked its program this year. lklarshall entertained the Twin-Valley school councils at a banquet January sixth, to which Albion, Lakeview, Sturgis, and Adrian sent representatives. Representatives from the M. H. S. council went to the eighth district meeting of the Nlichigan Education Association, on March 13. ln lllay, representatives again attended a meeting at Kalamazoo, sponsored by Kalamazoo College. lllr. Rose acted as adviser to this legislature. PAGE TEN