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

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KENNETH ROLFE, M.A, Math Mi. Rolfe is the very capable advisor of the Student Council, DOROTHY EVELYN ANDREWS, A.B. Geometry and Algebra Mrs. Andrews is the l2A clues advisor. Her hobbies are collecting antiques and gardening. ROBERT WILLIAM RITCHESKE, B.S. Mathematics Mr Ritclu-slre is kent busy much of the time with tn. fomhinq of qolt, tennis, ond basketball at Muxtwqon Community College. STANLEY ROLFE, M.A, Trigonometry, Geometry, and Algebra Mr Rollek two children, James and Carol, have hath followed in their tothefs footsteps. James ti-ofhr-5 in Alleqan, and Carol is teuchmq at Muskegon Heights Figures and Formulas Featured The mathematics department puts emphasis not only on the solving of the text book problem, but also on the practical application of the method of solution. Contrary to popular belief, the method used to get an answer is often stressed more than the answer itself. Many problems that have no connection whatever with a classroom can be solved by practical application of classroom methods.

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Mis-r Merirv is on odvisor for Yhe Junior Classical Leoqne. She hm ci blooded rocker spunis-I as Misa Helvie, supervisor of lhe Spanish Club. EDITH M. MERRITT, M.A. Latin 0 pei, MARIAN COLE HELVIE, B.S, Spanish, English aku nmol deliqhi in lruvellnq and collcriing small carved figurines. Foreign Atmosphere At Home Grammar is not the only thing taught in the foreign language classes at M. H. S, ln addition to learning the language, students find out about the people who speak the language. Much emphasis is Put on the customs and environment of people who live in foreign lands. FLORENCE TOOL, M.A. French Mrs. Tool, busy rnothci of three girls, enloys photoqrcphy in her leisure hours ix ,g..l - is . wax ii ff , l'l l'tlS'iiK.- X. X K N V3-sl-' it will X 1 ,gr , H, wb 1 r ei' ll! , . 54 'Al IQ ,fr 5 '- f.,Q'l' 2.1.-5. I 4 P'ff'.i.P?l ' ,' Q70 jjgf: -, 1' L . r L 0 ,Wi X , R, ,, -I ' L L7 f' 1 is fi:ff..'..'!ff? '25 fzlfrj IL. , 1:91 Ln, 0 'hi' gf fy ,iff'Xig!'5's ' li' 5-5 di iz' Il' V l ' i i . -'LQ ek. Q5 if f . - A dw l- 1 l eff F L V K L iii ripe fl-1 I 'fi' - 1 id., A 3 kr, ' Qf 1 . . -ess - ' - VN ---L f

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STRATEWULA KEHIA5, M.A. Physical Education Miss Kehias enioys swimming, ice fishing and skiing in her leisure time. She is also an ad- visor of G. A. A. ADELAIDE L. SEASTROM, B.S. Physical Education Mrs, Seastrom is the advisor at G. A. A. and teaches life Saving. Since she enioys sports, her hobby is bowling. Physical Education Stressed Physical health and mental alertness go hand in hand. For this reason, the physical education program is being stressed more than ever. With the friendly teachers and varied activities, the physical education classes are enjoyed by everyone. HARRY E. POTTER, B.S. Physical Education Mr. Potter has taken up fishing as his hobby He has two children and two grandchildren. GORDON THOMAS McSHANNOCK, M.A. Physical Education Mi McShonnock coaches the football and track squads at Muskegon. ln his spare time he enjoys reading.