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

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T Miss MAVIS SCHAEFFER MR. J. DEAN WINTER B. M., Western Bliehigan College of Edueation B. BI, Biiehigan State College VOCQI NIUSiC liancl and Driver Training 'GP' ,ff T'2'?T:r1L-g BIRS. BARBARA ROCKYV B. A., Michigan State College Art T . 'V OOD NIRS. NIARTHA KUHN B. S., lliehigan State College Home Economies MRS. HELEN CLARK B. S., Montana State College Home Economies .I The teaehers on tllia page are almost a Hclepart- ment to thernselves herause their headquarters are in the lN'est Building. Although the Subjects taught by these tr-zxcliws will not IlL'4't'SSZl1'lly increase a stucli-nt's earning power. pupils who study here will enjoy life more almunclantly. Rlr. Winter, directing the spring eoneert of the high svlxool hand ancl Bliss Svlxaeflier, preparing the glee eluh for their Christnias convert, are inelirectly teaching the students music' appreciation. Klrs, Rock- wood, in eritieizing the work of her art stuclenta, teaches them the eharac'teristic's of good art. lNIrs. Kuhn ix tn-avliiug ll4'l' lloiuc' lieononiiu ly xtuclm-ntx s. Blrx Clark how to use sewing machine attachment is explaining to her junior high home economies c-lass about defrosting a refrigerator. 12

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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

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7- MR. LYNN KANOUSE B. S., Western Michigan College Shop Blechanics, and Mathematics MR. MORRIS HODGES B. S., Central Michigan College of Education Shop and Architectural Drawing MR. EARL C. MCKIM MISS GRACE MOHNEY A. B., Michigan State College Bachelor of EdUCatiOI1 M. A., Michigan State College University of Toledo Agriculture Commercial Subjects and Arithmetic About two blocks from the main school building is the year-old Vocational Arts building. It is the head- quarters for Mr. McKim, Mr. Hodges and Bfr. Kan- ouse, They prepare the students for many vocations. lNIr. Kanousc is pictured in front of the engine tester with a distributor in his hand. The eighth grade shop class learns the mechanism of the electric motor from hir. Hodges. 1NIr. lNIcKirn points out breeds of beef cattle on a chart. Nfiss Nfohney and Nfiss Blerritt have complete charge of the commercial training of the students in our high school. Here Miss Mohney is pictured pre- paring her Shorthand I class for a test. while Miss Merritt is drilling her typewriting students with alpha- bet cards. 13 MISS DOROTHY MERRITT A. B., Ferris Institute: M. B. A., University of Denver Commercial Subjects