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

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I Commercial 1 we I Flora L. Thoma Margaret Young Leone Walters Oh dear, just remembered that I was supposed to bring some No. 6 envelopes to typing class tomorrow. Better hurry down and get some right away because I donlt think MRS. THOMA will especially appreciate my coming to class without them. just got back and am all out of breath. Now I have to get at that bookkeeping which doesnit want to balance for me. Wish MISS WALTERS were here to help me. The shorthand which MISS YOUNG taught me comes in mighty handy when I write notes. The only trouble is I canit I I 4 read my own writing half the time. Though MR. WARD teaches History most of the day, our photographer caught him in his Commercial Arithmetic class, so we have included him with this department. Upper left: ls everybody happy? Middle lefl: Those papers C2I1,f be that bad! Lower left: Now, where is that error? Middle right: The debits just won't equal the credits Lower right: Keep your fingers crossed.

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and Science Those poor freshmen! They had to watch MR. KJOLHEDE dissect a frog in biology today. Wonder what their appetites were like at noon? This year is no better than the rest. MR. VAN DER KOLK still has those kids in chem lab who think it is a labORATORY instead of a LABORatory. Itls fun though! MR. SANDERS must have quite the life- teaching physics, driving, general science, and aviation. I wouldn't want to be in his shoes when he is teaching some of those kids how to drive. Ted Kjolhede Frank Sanders Dick Van Der Kolk Upper left: Wipe that acid up fast! Lower right: Now, let me tell you.

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and Vocational And what can I do for you today? MR. HODGES doesnyt teach any classes, but he is the Director of Vocational and Adult Education. If any of us ever go to night school, he will probably be the one to help us make arrangements. MR. CHOJNOXWSKYS Retail Selling class has been practicing their salesmanship around school. They have made successes of many projects, such as selling ball-point pens, giving dances, etc. Was trying to find out what MR. JACOBS' job is and was told that he is the trade and industrial co-ordinator. He is a big help to those boys who are Working in factories on the apprenticeship program, Lewis H. Hodges James E. Jacobs Walter A. Chojnowski You have a point there. Let's get on the stick.