Grand Haven Senior High School - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Grand Haven, MI)

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Board of Education Arthur W. Elliott Pr4'xin'c'r1f Earl H. Babcock S11pc'rir1lw1c1c'11l of Schools Dr. Charles E. Long George Swart, Jr. Dr. Elmer Hoek Lawrence H. Dornbos Greta M. Fisher S i'z' relury john J. Mulder Mrs. J. Wesley' Lee Vin' Przwizlellf Regular meetings of the Board of Education are held in the ofhce of the Superintendent, High School Building, at 8:00 P.M., on the first and third Monday of each calendar month. COMMITTEES OF THE BOARD ClIIlIIlliffl't' on Bu-ildings, Grounds E5 R-ejmirx Dornbos Mulder Long Committee on Finum'1', Claims 65 Insurance Lee Long Dornbos Commiffez' on Tex! Books 5 Course of Study Long Swart Mulder Com llliffl'l' on Fuel, Supplies E5 Printing Mulder Swart Lee Com miilrc on Teachers, Em ployecs and Salaries Swart Lee Dornbos ORDER OF BUSINESS Roll Call Reading of Minutes Reports on Committees Communications, Petitions, etc. Motions and Resolutions Report of Superintendent Unfinished Business New Business Adjournment According to the new ed- ucational law, Grand Haven must have seven members on the school board instead of our accustomed six members. Therefore in the fall of the year we added as our addi- tional member, Dr. Elmer Hoek. Page I 1

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A Hall Scene A If we had taken this picture between periods you would not have been able to see the lockers or the stairway for the crowds of students hurrying to their classes. This picture was taken at the Page I 2 north end of the building, on the sec- ond floor. These are students possibly on errands or perhaps just getting to school. Late? Not necessarily. Some stu- dents, who carry short courses come to school at odd hours.

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Our teachers have been represented 100 per cent in the National Education Association for thirteen years. The N. E. A. includes all schools in the United States. We are also represented in the Michi- gan Education Associationg we have had a 100 per cent enrollment in the M. E. A. for thirteen years. The M. E. A. in groups, holds a convention every fall throughout the state. Grand Haven teachers as members of the Fourth Page I4 Earl H. Babcock Sum-rlmondrnt. Glenn H. Olsen l'rlnriDnl Claude Bosworth Manual Arts Nula Bower i Frelirli i G ustave Cohn l'll'i1's E4-uni nu l rs i Cora Ed e I Supa-rvl sur uf A rl Faculty Elsie Anderson Supervisor nf Munir Helen M. Bell llislury anul Am:-rlrau l'rohI4'nw Esther Brink Enullsli Either Camnbell llislnry Dorothy Edwards l'uhll4' Spenkl mf lla-lm! if lflull l i sh Glee Fosler Xlatln-nmllrs Latin l Region meet in Grand Rapids usually the latter part of October. Here noted speakers in educational fields give lec- tures on their various subiects at gen- eral meetings. Then, too, there are always section meetings where teachers meet together to discuss their own particular problems in their own individual sub- jectsg for instance, history teachers meet to exchange ideas on the teaching of his- tory. The Parent Teachers' Association is represented at this meeting.