Muskegon High School - Said and Done Yearbook (Muskegon, MI)

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ln hm leisure time, Mrs. Coutchie enioys playing Mi Plummer enjoys ieadinq in his leisure time, n while on hall duty' Music and traveling also SARAH ANN COUTCHIE, M.A. English nnrt qurctc-ning, She is also the advisor oi Carmenta. RALPH HOWARD PLUMMER, M.A. English are his hobbies. English, Basis of Learning . . . It is ll well-known fact that English is one of the most basic and necessary courses in our school curriculum. English is ii required course for every high school student and is recognized as u fundamental for all other courses. THORA M. LUNDELL, M,A, JOHN WILLIAM HARRISON, A,B. English Y English, Journalism, Photography M L d H h er - e me Sena, F-me Am MARCELLA M' O CONNOR' A'B' Mr Harrison advises the Camera Club. During his Sdgietyljn eiiioysw fiujljcp and Ssewing in eherl leisure English spare time he eniays writing, fishing, and goli, hours.

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DERWIN JOHN WALVOORD, M.A. PAULINE F. DUNSMORE, M.A. WAYNE J. STORMS, B.S. Co-Ordinator Co-Ordinalor Co-Ordinator In addition to being o co-ordinotor, Mr. Wolvoord Collecting ceromics, reoding, ond club work occupies Mr. Storms uses his leisure time to further his interest teaches Business Moth, Bookkeeping, and Typing. Mrs. Dunsmore's spore time. in literature and reading. Co-ordinators Co-operate A co-ordinator's work is never done! The co-ordinzltors in the Manual and Annex work hard with students to give them as much training and experience as possible in whatever field of endeavor they plan to go into after school days. It is the co-ordinator's job to make the adjustment from school to the future job as easy as possible for the student. FRANKLIN JOSEPH LOWRY, B.S. Co-Ordinator HAROLD JOHN ROSENGREN, M.A. Mi. Lowry, who hos four children, enicys hunting, Mr. Rosengren enioys sottboll ond hieti collections. fishing, and fly-tying ond is u member ofthe Board He hos three children who resemble their mother and ol Directors of the Muskegon County Girl Scouts, attend McLoughlin School.

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ru-vi., u..:. EBBA H. BEDKER, A.B. MABEL JANE QUAll. BA English Mss Raues hobbies graphology and doodles, are bath amusinq and interesting. Miss Sheridan enloys traveling, especially in Mexico where she studies the prehistoric culture. English Although she teaches during working hours, in her spar? time Miss Bedker is a willing student for anything new concerning the culinary arts. Also she devotes much of her time to Delta Kappa Gamma and church activities. . . . and Understanding English offers the basic understanding of our language that is necessary to understand any other phase of living. Since all of our communicating is dune through either reading or speaking English, it is easy to see why the understanding of our language is so important. Also, our English courses offer literarx' studv that is always useful and interesting. JEANETTE JANE CARLSON, A.B. Latin and Refresher English PEGGY FHU5 WlNGl'ER AB EVA HERIDA , B. . S EnglishN A Mrs. Carlson is the co-advisor ot the llA class and Engllsh the co-advisor of the Junior Classical league, Pho- , tography and flower gardening occupy most at her snare time English This year Mrs, Quail is the president at the Mus e gon Business and Professronal Women s Club Mrs, Wlngler eniavs collecting antiques and spoons Attending movies, reading an travelrnq also