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

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Faculty Sarah Fredricks Wm-lil lllslory linglisli Elizabeth Hurst Mutln-nml les Joan Nishel! lflnulislx Marshall F. Richards Ilunil Uri-lxeslrn liiuloizy Sandrena Schutt lflngllsli lliblv Llterulure Vlva Shell llunu- lfll-ununilrs Kenneth K ing Mm-liiiliin-xnl ln-uulmz Cecile Mayhee Shnrllluml 'l'yln-u ril lm: 0. Frank Sanders Mullwrlmtles Sr-lvxwn' Ray E. Schauhel l'llysic'nl l'Idllx'ullon fm Men Ruth Sherwood l'llysl1'ul lficllwailluli fur Wnluvn Jack Thoma 1'ln-mlstry llinlngy Leona Walters Isabel Thomson llunkkvvnlm: Lilirnrlan Pnnnm-rrlul lam' Slmrtlxuml Avis Towers Ilnnn- l-lromunlrs Hattie Young Lulln We also hold every year a county in- stitute. Usually such a meeting was cen- tralized at Grand Haven. But since the North Ottawa and South Ottawa Insti- tutes have united as one, we have agreed to meet turn about. This year we went to Holland - memorable trip-road opened previous night-snow to the tops of the telegraph poles. Next year the Holland teachers will meet us here. Every year our superintendent attends a Natio-nal Superintendents' Association meeting, and our principal meets with the principals of the North Central Associa- tion. Special teachers attend special meetings for their subjects. Our libra- rian attends a librarian congress, usually held in Grand Rapids. Then we have our own local Teachers' Club. That story is found on the Teach- ers' Club page. What has been said here about our teachers in the high school concerns all the teachers in the entire school system. Page I 5

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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.

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