Lee High School - Echo Yearbook (Grand Rapids, MI)

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To many students, the library is a foreign room. This ought not to be so because there are many really good books and maga- zines for the student's use. For the boys there are sports magazines and books, ad- venture, and mystery stories. Girls can find a large selection of magazines on Mrs. Neva Kinsey: A.B.g Hillsdale College and University of Michigan. UBRAR fashions and the all important topic-dating. Many fiction stories are at the fingertips of the student. All you need is a 5-minute pass and you are on your way to get a book that will hold your interest from cover to cover. Librarians: Bottom, left-right: Amanda Stressman, Betty Henry, Sandy Kent, Judy Hazebrook, Frances Vogel, Mrs. Neva Kinsey. Top, Left-right, Marie Marsh, Judy Watson, Phyllis Curtiss, Linda Sack, Roberta Rahn, Dianne Opatic, and Christine Froelick. 1 vw

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The typing students practice their warm-up drills. Mr. James Skidmore: B.S.g Ferris Institute. Bookkeeping teacher and Echo sponsor. C0mmGl2CIAl Everything was fine the first semester in book- keeping. Everyone knew that the debit went on the side toward the windows. Second semester brought discisterf however, as someone re-arranged the room. Many tedious lab sessions were spent doing prac- tice sets, looking for errors, filing sales slips, looking for errors, figuring payrolls, looking for errors, etc. There were many who spent time after school look- ing for a lost debit or misplaced credit. Ed Chapple was the hottest student in typing - he sat next to the radiator. However, he was never excused from the daily warm ups. The big problem in typing seems to be this: if you have speed you lose accuracy, if you are accurate you have no speed. The speed test seems to have been devised to see how many errors one can make in the shortest possible time-at least it always turns out that way. Sue Kamradt, Bill Cole, and Ed Chapple watch Diana De Young operate the Friden Calculator. .1 Miss Sally Wanenmacher: A.B., Western Michigan University Teaches Typing and Stenography, also freshman class sponsor

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'bf fl I X X 'Valsi- xx Mr. Keith Morrison: B.S.g Western Michigan Jack Camp and Rich Willemsen examine their drawings. U niversity. Mechanical drawing teacher and Sophomore Class sponsor. manual ARIS An angle here an angle there,-here a curve, there a curve, everywhere a zig- zag -the drawing boys are busy at work! Calmly in the corner is seated Mr. Mor- Their next door neighbors are busy doing it themselves with such proiects as tables, shadow boxes, book ends, and ' I . I chests. rison, checking the plates with a magnify- ing glass. Industrial arts: .lohn Babcock, Dan Bouwhuis, Alvin Droog, Tom Lapp Mr. John Gabrion: 8.5.5 Central Michigan and Jim Didion examine their work, College. lndustriol arts instructor and re- serve baseball coach. ,I ,