Handy High School - Occident Yearbook (Bay City, MI)

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5 ....,, y .M at Twenty-one years of faithful service to the teaching profession were terminated November 10, 1957, by the tragic death of Miss Janice Ueberhorst. During this time approximately 3,000 young people had felt her benign influence. Many were the testimonies of the students con- cerning her patient understanding, help, and approachability. She was never too busy to talk with students. Her teaching colleagues, so many of whom often congregated at her classroom door, always found her a source of interesting conversation spiced by sly humor. Miss Uueberhorst was an integral part of the school. She was an intellectual person who had earned her Master's degree in English from the University of Michigan. Her passing was long mourned by her family, stu- dents, and many friends.