Eaton Rapids High School - Eatonian Yearbook (Eaton Rapids, MI)

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:LQ it --gg, 5.1 Supc rlntc-nclcnt M I Bc 1scr and his svclctarx 'Nlrs Charlotte Srmth Mr llmscr and his sccrctux 'Vlrs Charlottc Smlth occupx thc first floor ofhcc of thc lllffll school huxldmg Lndcx thc dlrcctlon ol thc Boxrd ol Educ atlon Supcr lntcndc nt llc lsc r zddcd thrcc nc xx courses to thc school Llll'I'lll1lUIIl s xcxr x ucu urc or nur ur in studcnts l IIN. xncchxn cs II cu 0 mcc 'xmcs 1 SQINLI s us onc of hxs mlm o 9 cc cs 15 o dc J mcnts of thc cduc ll10Illl plcwrnn an to Illtllllfllll f ndlx rl t1onsh1p unong all pcrsonncl T lcsc sus 'Xlr lclscr :on xslth a hundrcd Otllll tlllIlgN rnalsc a good school Asslstlnq thc supcrlntcndcnt wlth thc multltudc ol taslcs Nlrs Srnlth IS busy cxclx hour of thc das Studcnts come 1n contact xuth her xshcn purchasmg boolss and supplxcs, and uhcn bunlsmg class and club funds Concentrate on Youth Mr Lucc and hls sccrctarx Mrs Kax Bcnson, IHAIIIIAIYI thcn office on thc sccond floor of thc hlgh school bmldmg Onc of Nlr Luce s b1ggest problcrns th1s xear was to rc schcdulc thc classcs to CO1f1C1ClL xslth thc nus slx peuod school das 'Ihe old scvcn pcrlod system was changcd to mcct thc requxrcmc nts of thc 'North Ccn tral Assoc 1atxon to xshxch Eaton Raplds Hlgh School bclonqs Each xcar 'sir Lucc spcnds much tlmc mal-.mg a xcport of thc school to thc assoclatlon Nlrs licnson his xlxnost com plctc chargc of thc attcndancc rccoxds and rc ports ill thc hullc tlns and dxrcctlxcs to thc tcach ers, and 18 constantlx axcnlablc ln the outcr ofhcc to studcnts nc cdmg shps slgncd lx ncnpil C I Lucc and hxs sccrc-tux Mrs Ku Bcnson 9

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TH: ag if 'X l -1 '11 aff' 'W MR. YYILLIANI POTTS MR. BATES LANDIS B. S., VVcstern Michigan College of Education B S Michlgqn State College M. A., University of Michigan Rlathematics NIR EARL D RICH A B Franklin College Ni A Ln1xers1ty Ofxf1Chl2'1I'l Stu nce and 'Nlathcrnatus MR. THOMAS L. HORN A. B. Michigan State Normal College M. A., Universitv of Minnesota Social Studles, Arithmetic, and Guidance Biology and unlor High Science The most factual of our de- partincnts are the science and U1'1tl1fIHlIll'S departments. They nt veix important in preparing us for hte in the outside worldf, rm Nlr. Potts explains a trigo- noinctrx problem: the biology clxss matches as hir. Landis dis- sr c ts '1 frog: the use of hltcr paper is dcrnonstratcd for the chemis- students by Nlr. Rich: Mr. Ambrose teaches seventh grade math students about bar graphs: Air Horn is advising some of the sc mor boysg and Mr. Mer- qencr ls supervising the ninth graders study of world history. MR. FALL MERGENER A. B., Michigan State College Junior H1 h Soclal Studies and Scif nee