Laingsburg High School - Looking Glass Yearbook (Laingsburg, MI)

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Vera Clark MSC Kindergarten Music Ruth Wesner, B.S. Central Michigan First Grade Irma Alexander MSC Second Grade Ferne Austin, B.S. Western Michigan Central Michigan Third Grade Marcuehite Smith Olivet College Mt. Pleasant Fourth Grade Donna Reed, A.B., M.A. University of Michigan Fifth Grade Pauline Doyle MSC Michigan Normal Sixth Grade Katherine Lake, B.S. MSC Home Economics Physical Education Marshall Schroeder, R Northern Michigan Physical Education Biology, Chemistry FACULTY Huch Doyle, A.B. University of Michigan MSC Michigan Normal Social Studies, English Persis Corthicht Clinton County Normal Substitute Teacher Arthur Henderickson MSC Industrial Arts Practice Teacher Albert Austin Custodian Richard Lorenz Bus Driver Elbert Tomlinson Custodian Clyde Sparkes Bus Driver Stella McGrath Peterborough Normal MSC Cafeteria Barbara Croy Secretary Robert Berube, B.A., M.A. MSC Instrumental Music Eucene Westerhof, B.S. Ferris Institute PICTURES WHICH DO Shorthand, English, NOT APPEAR Bookkeeping, Typing, Junior Winc, Bus Driver: Journalism Richard Cook, Custodian Sarah Coe, Cafeteria Donald Forster, B.A. MSC Industrial Arts, History

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Administration Superintendent Keith W. Reed, M.A., B.A. Wayne University University of Michigan Mathematics Driver Training Principal Leslie O. Wesner, B.S. Central Michigan Mathematics, English Mr. Reed has been Superintendent of L.H.S. for six years. Previous to this he was Superintendent of Atherton School in Flint. During his six years here, Mr. Reed has proved beyond any doubt that he believes in getting things done for the betterment of our school. Mr. Reed played an important part in securing our new gym. Mr. Wesner has been Principal here since 1944. Mr. Wesner takes charge of nearly all of the money funds, and he’s the man who decides whether those absentee excuses will be signed or not. Victor Brya, Treasurer; Dr. R. Alexander, President; John Walters, Trustee; Lyle Ginther, Trustee; Edward T. Hurst, Secretary. Laingsburg School Board . . . has in many ways shown that they believe in progress. They have done a great deal toward improving L.H.S.

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