South High School - Spectra Yearbook (Grand Rapids, MI)

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DEDICATION This year the school is losing four of its Hnest teachers - Mrs. Isabelle Knapp, Miss Doris Sedelbauer, Miss Bertha Field, and Mr. John Jensen. Mrs. Knapp, English teacher and faculty adviser of the Spectra, has become a well' known figure around South for her smile and kind words. She is an example of a really ine teacher - understanding, helpful, encouraging, Although Mrs. Knapp has taken on the worries of editing the Spectra, she always has time to help us when we need her. If it were IlOt for her interest and encouragement, the Spectra would not be out this year. The 1940 Spectra staff appre- ciates everything she has done for it. Miss Sedelbauer, director of guidance, has by her interest and understanding aided many students over the rough ways of life and has helped boys and girls to fashion their careers for the future. She has given limitless time to various clubs, and her en' thusiastic and generous services will be hard to replace. Miss Field, home economics teacher, ref signed in February and for the past few months has been having a wellfearned rest. She has organized a home economics def partment of which South is very proud. Throughout her many years of teaching, Miss Field has always kept her grand under' standing of students and their problems. Mr. Jensen, woodfwork instructor, is one of the oldest members of the faculty. Alf ways generous and hardfworking, he has given untiring energy to extra work for the school. He is an unsung hero at South whose generosity and diligence will not be forgot' ten. So it is to these line teachers that we dedicate the 1940 Spectra. Although they are resigning, their splendid contributions to South High will always be remembered. Isabelle Knapp Doris Sedelbauer Bertha Field John Jensen 05:9

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