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

 - Class of 1951

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Geraldine Dykhuizen Arlene Kerton Esther Dean Nyland Sandrene Ann Schutt Arlene Wfentland Upper: That's a silly question. Middle: Better hurry! Look what time it is! Bottom: No wonder you can't find itg you're on the wrong page. we :wi Languages MISS- DYKHUIZENS English classes are learning how to diagram sentences. I.et's see, the subjective complement modifies the subject and the verb is in apposition with the direct object. Oh, lim all confused. MISS WENTLAND is having her English class study for a test which she promises to give next Monday. The object of the test seems to be to see how much the kids know about Shakespeare's Julius Caesar. Didn't hear whether or not MISS NYLAND'S Eng- lish class dramatized Velvet Pants, but suppose they did. Bet it wasn't so good as when we did it! Her history class is studying about that Egyptian queen Ccanit remember what her name wash. According to reports, the juniors heard The Cask of Amontilladd' again this year. Now they are going to do Hamlet Hope MISS SCHUTT reads the Ophelia scene for them, too. Seniors in Comp and Rhet class have started their task which will take six weeks-that of writing a 3000 word composition. Guess MISS KERTON likes to keep them busy. !'i I0

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and Speech Ardena Leer Hattie E. Young Gwen Gwinn Donna M. Loew Was talking with one of MISS LEER'S Latin scholars. They are now spending their evenings translating 'Caesars Gaulic Wars. I understand that they are going to have ten little easy sentences on that test Monday. MISS YOUNG is always busy. First, she writes slips for a dozen girls, then she dashes to a class to teach Spanish, then she dashes back to her office to answer the telephone, then . . . The kids in MISS GWINN'S speech class are having fun writing plays and giving speeches. Giving speeches reminds me of the first time I gave a speech. I ..... MISS LOEW seems to be the detective around school- always on the trail of those who have books overdue. But seriously, we surely appreciate her when were looking for books or magazines which we cannot find. Upper left: Would you like to have it renewed? Upper rigbl: I wanna hear it again! Bottom: Hey, what's the word for water? II

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