Sandusky High School - Echo Yearbook (Sandusky, MI)

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E Left to Right, standing: Guy Maxwell, Terry Tweedieg Neil Braun, LeRoy McLean, Jim McBride, Ford Otis, Danny Long Sittings Mildred Genshaw, Carol Landsburg, Virginia Simonsong Mr Cook, Marsha Fredericks, Eleanor Munro, Jane Henderson The math classes started out with the same old books, the same teachers Mr Cook, Mr Havens, and Coach Gleason These teachers need not be intro duced to most of us as we have or will, run into them in our experience here at S H S Mr Cook, is better known as Cookie He teaches general math, algebra, and geometry If he does not get too disgusted at his students, at himself, and at the world in general, he will usually have a smile on his face for everybody The Mr Havens vanced algebra, students and then Just one probably of S H S The that they would not give back their experiences with them for a thousand dollars CJust give them the chance' 1 smile is the most common sight for he is seldom out of sorts is better known to the youngsters as woodie He teaches ad- and trigonometry nwoodle Havens' pet trick is asking the not have their work done where they were the night before, standing back and watching their faces get red Gleason, better known as coach, teaches math class and that is algebra Coach is better known in the sports activities and incidentally, of Sanilac County students who have had these teachers say who do ull' . 0 , C . Q ' o 0 , o o 0 ' I 0 I ll H Q I . I I ll II C O II 0 I Mr ' 1 . , U U l O N ' f 'f , 4 , in X I . X S 0 2 wr R X .2 ' r W3 . . H l e we , X , L., ,mu V' A 1, ga A N- . I ,X r h A :- K A K' Q ' , C 7 . 1 X 'S U 24QQ ,.pfQ?w -4 k K 11 X, f A ' 2 1 i K h MJ t hh ,VAV X, I lg t .D C f f T K 'afti Lg ' ' ' 23321 ..aw'l as- 1 'K f s v,-

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! .K-!, ,,. Standing Morell, Guigar, Rathburn, Mason, Huffman, Christensen, Jacobs, and Seifferlein Sitting Flansburg, Martin, McBride, Orchard, J Martin, Hickson D McBride, and Mr Thomas Absent Christy RADIO This course is based upon the principles of radio theory, construction, and repair Learning to send and to receive messages by Morse Code and to operate a radio transmitter are course requirements As this is a new pro gram in this school, it took much planning and hard work to set it up The instructor is Mr Arnold Thomas who has had four years service in radio and radar operation, repair, and maintenance in the Armed Forces overseas addition to this, he has completed a course in radio at Capitol Radio Engl neering Institute, Washington, D C and one in radar at Camp Murphy, Florida with the growth of television, many technicians are needed and a know ledge of this work is very rare There are also large demands for radio and radar operators in the Armed Forces It is a difficult course, but like any other, with hard work it can be conquered Getting the course organized was a great undertaking The room was set up and the test equipment assembled by the students Practical experience was gained by repairing a few old radios which were donated by Keys Radio Shop and other interested people of the community Mr Smith and the school board should also be thanked for their co operation and financial help wb? ,Q-., PAW

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