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

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Arts One of the first things that MISS EDGE teaches her art students is how to squint. What they use this for is beyond me, but anyhow . . . Our school wou1dn't be what it is without the choir. MR. QUACKENBUSH did much to make ours an outstanding organization. To our great regret, he left us at the end of the first semester to go into business. MISS BENNETT has now taken over and is doing a fine job. Now, you didn't squint. But Miss Edge, I shut my eyes com- pletelyf' Cora Edge Palmer Quackenbush Lauer left Let's ALL sing. Louer right: Miss Bennett directs the choir.

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Fin Bannister Merwin Harold H. Luoma The band has done much to raise our school spirit this year. We particularly enjoy it at assemblies and football games. Behind the band, striving to make it a better organization, is MR. MERWIN, the director. Because the band has grown so in the last few years, it was necessary for Mr. Merwin to have an assistantg this position is filled by MR. LUOMA. Upper: Hail to the Blue and Gold. Lower left: Beat it, Jack!! Lower right: Not too loud, band. 18 ,fat 5 ai? 5

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Our Look, one hand! What, no pulse! Welcome back! 6 alth Helen-JoanNussdorfer Steven Sluka, Jr. Ray Schaubel Mrs. Munro MR. SLUKA'S gym class is going to feature some boxing matches tomorrow. Wish I could get a ringside seat. Better yet, I wouldn't mind being referee. Today MISS NUSSDORFER gave in- structions for badminton. Watch the birdie! Don't believe the courts in our gym are long enough because the birdie always manages to fly'i out. What a line of boys there was in front of MR. SCHAUBEIQS office the other morn- ing waiting for their absence slips! Could buck feverl' have caused their absence? MRS. MUNRO has taught her nurses' aides many of the fundamentals of nursing, such as taking pulses Qas if they didn't know howlb, giving backrubs, emptying bedpans, etc.