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

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l Joan J. Dodd M.A. One of M.H.S.'s new coun- selors is Miss Joan Dodd who comes to us by way of Wies- baden, Germany and Suffolk, England, where she taught and counseled in U.S. Air Force De- pendent Schools. Horriett M. Reid B.S. When the going gets tough, it seems to me our school spirit is at its peak. Loyalty is the basis for real school spirit--not just a Big Show. l Vernon A. Jensen A.B., M.A. A graduate of M.H.S., Mr. Jensen is now a teacher and counselor in the Muskegon School System. School spirit is desirable but don't forget that there are many other fine schools and students around us. Mr. Jensen likes the fact that M.H.S. is willing to, try new ideas and to keep pace with the times in becoming more and more a comprehen- sive high school to benefit all students. g l Kenneth C. Kloberg B.S. The father of five, Mr. Kol- bergs hobbies are reading and cabinet making. He is a mem- ber of the counseling depart- ment and is a graduate of Western Michigan University. qi, 5 ti, . i, , i' f i lflliTlfF'fff fi!! I si X ,..t i gg? fu, -f L1-' i., if l- , '.. -in ,Q-l.'g':' xii 'Viz .1g',,4i--My .Q .,, , 1 - ...ez g 'iff 4. 1,J,Ef'L 2,.: 4.ig,. L 3 ..y,, fff.',ff W of 1 s. , 'Wwyfl:gfl:f1efi 9 5 'X 3 - Q ll' f 1 ' i f sl 'lil' If ,iq if if L W: i A ' li it ii ' 3 Xglisfi, Wg, if i, S+ .iw ggf 'ggifils 'll f .,., . li?w .i,,, . xS Bills? 59,31 if ' W i N. : lf wi i Robert Stotts B.S., M.A. Good school spirit evolves from a sense of pride in one's school. Muskegon High School students are proud of their school. Therefore, the spirit at M.H.S. is good.

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Raymond C. Carlson B.A., M.A. Mr. Raymond Carlson, ad- ministration assistant, is.also a member of the Social Studies department and is director of the student teachers. He holds B.A. and M.A. degrees ond is a graduate of Albion College and the U. of M. A former Big Red basketball coach, Mr. Carlson is still in- terested in athletics and in- cludes attending sports ,events as a hobby. John W. Toppen B.S. Mr. John Toppen, adminis- trative assistant and member of the Mathematics department, and Sr. class advisor, is cer- tainly a familiar figure in the halls of M.H.S. Any problem? lf so, Mr. Toppen will probably be around to help solve them. He holds a B.S. degree and is a graduate of Muskegon Junior College and the Univer- sity of Chicago. Derwin J. Walvoord A.B., M.A. One of the faculty's busiest members is Mr. Walvoord. He not only teaches, but is co-or- dinator of the commercial de- partment. He is also in charge of Student Placement and the co-op program. 16 William Putnam A.B., M.A. A newcomer to M.H.S. is Bill Putnam, Senior Counselor. Pre- vious to teaching he're, he was Boys' Advisor at the University High School, Western Michigan University. ln the short time he has been on the teaching staff, he has gained many new friends.

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The three central areas of the English curriculum are language, composi- tion, and reading. The aims of the English de- partment are to teach students to use the Eng- lish language clearly and effectively in written and in spoken form and to teach them to read with understanding and appre- ciation. ln a larger sense, the aims are not con- cerned merely with teach- ing knowledge and skills in these areas but also to develop attitudes of per- manent interest in lan- guage, writing, and read- ing. Gladys H. Bond A.B., A.M. A Miss Bond is a graduate of Northern Michigan College of Education and U.S.C. Her hob- bies include reading and play- ing the piano. l Huldah Burdick A.B., M.A. I feel that English and speech are the two most im- portant tool subjects used by all of us, all our lives--by these we are rated socially and in our work. l Sarah A. Cautehie A.B., M.A. Mrs. Coutchie is the English department coordinator. A person's degree of success in his.occupational lite and his happiness in his personal and social lite is determined im- measurably by his ability to read,-to write, and to speak. Helen Dykema B.A. Through books one can learn the maiesty of great po- etry, the wisdom of the philoso- phers. Literature and books have immortalized man's knowledge. My goal or purpose is to inspire the students to share all this by reading. Joan C. Gainey B.A.. M.A. The 'Hope' campaign illus- trates Muskegon High's devot- ed spirit.