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

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Social Stlldi6S -l Make Democracy Mean More What a wealth of knowledge we have at our disposal in the various branches of our social studies department! How fascinating is the study of our history. of our government and our democratic way of life. which we are so inclined to take for granted. We begin to realize how many freedoms we enjoy. and we discover how much toil, hardship. and heartaches our ancestors endured to gain for us all these privileges. When a student graduates from our high school, he goes forth into the world with a clear perception of his rights and privileges, and also his duties as an American citizen. .2 Part of the work in Government class includes a knowl- edge of current events, which are discussed once each week. Africa-past, present and future-was the subject of a Problems for the local branch of A.A,U.W. L 57. MR. FLOYD SCHWAB B.E., University of Toledo History Boys' Physical Education, Basketball, and Track Varsity Club class 375' ., U'X , - X ex.:--, NCI'-. ' , ., , Y f dx' MR. NOBLE LEWALLEN B.S., Michigan State University History, Social Studies, and Driver Training Reserve Football MR. NORMAN 'S- FT- X MR, THOMAS I.. HORN A B., Eastern Mirhiizan M.A.. L'nivt-rsity of Minnesota Government, Mathematics, and Counselor Hi-Y MRS. MILIJRED PAGE BREDEWEG AB., Eastern Michigan BS., Western Michigan College College Social Studies Social Studies study in preparing a program .9- . L ' i :Nl .1 3 in I s A -he - . A K s - ' 7 Y f W A ' , e fl I . 4' li .gr m Q, 1 X.,, ,if l' ' f-.' - ,qv 5

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In Scienti ic Fields Algebra studentsrcceive enlightening instruction on the drawing of graphs. . , at 57' . ,Q 1-51, Q yn or C.- B 1. MR. T, ROY MR.WILLIAM POTTS SOLDWISH BS., Western Michigan B.S., Bowling Green College , University MA., University of MA., Michigan State Michigan University Mathematics Junior High Science and Key Club Mathematics Phys -,.. Builds Strong Bodies i t .S We must not overlook a very important part of i A .Q our high school careers-our physical education M' instruction. What a good feeling to work off that excess en- ? . A fy ergy playing basketball, volleyball, soccer, and Y numerous other games. And don't we get a work- Ggfflis out with all those exercises we do? The boys' 1 . ., . . A-B. Simpson College Univeiifan a C physical endurance tests give us a chance to break Boys, Physical Education Girls' Physical Education Football and Baseball G.A.A. Varsity Club our own records. Yes, good fun and exercise. But you know. there's still another point to be made-a goal to reach. We continually hear that cry for good sportsmanship. Win or lose, take it like a sport! Pyramids and tumbling exercises keep the boys in good condition.

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i -Xrt students may follow a variety of activities. Here thex look over a ceramic display, Aft, Music, Books .1.....-.... Develop Appreciation .Xi fish'- More than 14,000 volumes are available to the students, who nearly fill the library each hour of the day. The music and art departments give us an ap- preciation of the finer things of life. From the band room come the familiar birdlike sounds of the piccolo. the mellow note of the bari- tone, the sweet music of the clarinet, the boom- boom of the drum, and other various sounds which combine to form our fine band. In the glee club. we hear the sopranos, altos. tenors, and basses striving to improve their singing voices, and to blend them into harmonious melodies. We find a different kind of culture in the art room, where we learn to work with clay, to pro- portion correctly in drawing and painting, and to understand the language of artists. The library. too, presents a form of culture. Here we find all types of books, and with the help of our competent staff, we can obtain almost any information our hearts may desire. MISS HELEN HAUPT A.B., St. Olaf College Vocal Music MR. J. DEAN WINTER MR. RICHARD DEYEY B.M., Michigan State A.B., Michigan State University University Band Vocal Music Driver Training Band MISS ROSE YANKE MISS STELLA B.S., Wisconsin State THOMPSON College AB., Northwestem Art University Y-Tggnj Library 4 If