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

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Cur School Moments are precious when classes are in session. Much information must be garnered by the students, and the teachers must be prepared to dispense this knowledge. The administrators are also aware of the significance of time in planning the schoo1's program. One hears on every side -- Sorry, I haven't the time -to do this or that. Everyone is more than busy cramming in all that needs to be accomplished.

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MUREL G. BURDICK, A.B., M.A. Mr. Burdick thinks we should have all the space we need with the teaching staff adequate to lessen class size. He believes this is possible next year with the completion of Walter B. Steele lr. High School and the Senior High School having the entire campus. Mr. Burdick is President of the Exchange Club, on the Y.M.C.A. Board of Directors, on the Central Methodist Church Board and a member of the Torch Club. His pet peeve is people who are not on time. MR. EDWARD 1. HUTTENGA, A.B., M.A. Sports, fishing, and hunting are what Mr. Huttenga lists as his favorite outside interests. Mr. Huttenga comes from Grand Haven, Michigan and is the director of Vocational Education at M.H.S. His travels cover much of the southern and western United States.