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

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I NIR EARL D RICH MR. DAVID YOUNG XB Franklin Lollm 1 AB., Alma College S .X L Hifi? if X H1 Biology and junior High Suit-me cienec an . 'rt uirities RUSS CAROL SCYPE AB., Michigan State College Junior High Science and Biathcmaties Mr. Rich teaches students the pro- ecss of distillation. Biology students. with lNIr. Young, 0 b s e r v e the first 'aquarium ever built in Eaton Rapids High School. Seventh grade students learn how to figure the units of meas- ure under the watchful eye of Miss Scype. lXIr. Bleyer shows two seventh grade students roeks during seienee class. Mr. Potts helps a student with a geometry problem. Eighth graders are shown the proper way to set a table by Mrs. Dando. MRS. HELEN DANIJO A.B,, Allaiozi Collvuc' 'lunior lligli llonim' lfrmioiiiiis ...Ja 1 NIR, XNILLIANI llfll IS V ' BS., YY4-st:-111 Klitliiuan llollrgi- ol iiuztioii ' .-X.. Lnixm-rsity of Mirhitgzn , Blatlieinatits MR. DONALD MEYERS BS., Central Biiehigan College Seienee and NIl1lllCI'IlL1tlCS ,,,, : 'Fax X I 12 X if' Q f I . . i L .I 1 tb

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ala I .iq L... ,. . UQWOILD . 2 iffy' I' I. Z ,-' 42 'iff' X ':v.. 4, -- J, '- f, YE I r MR. JAMES MCCLIIRE .MR. THOMAS L. HORN A.B., Michigan State College A.B., Michigan State Normal College Social Studies and Mathematics MA Lfllvefslfy of Mlnncsqa x.,f Government, Mathematics, and ef fi f i Guidance X C1,.f..,.,4!:l Q ' i 1'MZf , : Mr. McClure starts the class discussion of the importance of democracy in the world. joe discusses the possibilities of entering a trade school with Mr. Horn. Miss Booth inquires as to the number of students in second year Spanish class who wish to go to Charlotte for a Spanish Club party. Students are instructed in the proper way to write a book report by Mr. Emmer. With Mrs. Goff as chair- man, students have a panel discussion of the books which have been read. A Washington newspaper dated 1860 is shown to the sophomore class by Mrs. Rich. MISS DOROTHY BOOTH A.B., Toledo University MA., Michigan State College Latin, Spanish, and English ' L7 if 1fyvb!9f J NIR. GENE EININIER A.B., Central Michigan College English and Driver Training MRS. DOROTHY RICH A.B,, Franklin College English and journalism MRS. LL CILE GOFF A.B., Illinois Wesleyan S English and Speech

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MRS. MARJORIE HOFI-'ER B.M., Eastman School of Music M.M., Eastman School of Music Vocal Music V. ' lf r ,f 'N , I g... A ' I . ' i ., v 1 . f ' V fs 5 A 1 0 i ., ii', , 'l il A M-ta ,.,r?' ii -5 f?'1' nc' t -5. J I ' - l 4 W - , A t RUSS ROSE MARIE YANKE B.S., Wisconsin State College Art . 1: smut sly? Two of the music students lend a helping hand to Mrs. Hoffer bv filing the operetta music. Nfr. YVinter shows Nancv how to oil the valves on her baritone so next time shr- can do it herself. Miss Yankc tells one of her students the fundamental procedure to follow to draw a natural looking tree. Three home economics students are assisted by Mrs. Kuhn in decorating a dresser and stool. Miss Merritt demonstrates the correct finger position for one of her tvpe classes. Someone must have tried tn hide an error in tvpinq bv the looks of Miss Mohnev's face, but she founfl it when correcting papers. MR. DEAN WINTER B.M., Michigan State College Band and Driver Training RIRS. 1x,IAR'I'HA KUIIN RUSS DOROTHY NIERRITT BIISS GRACE NIOHNEY B.S., Michigan State College A.B., Ferrisllnstitute B.S., Western Michigan College Home Economics M.B.A., Lniversitv of Dcnver Commercial Subjects L Commercial Subjects 4 f '77 'JZ' . Qo'oQo.o'o. '31