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

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ui 1116 Economics B Steensma H Knot Mrs Pfarrar 2 Doing Red Cross Work. The future homemakers of this generation are being well prepared through the help of the Misses Clara Dunlap Laura Moore Eleanor Tumath and Sue Gross The home economics department offered thc girls home nursing foods clothing home manage- ment and personal regimen. In the home nursing class the girls were taught the care of sick peopleg while in foods' classes girls learned the funda- mentals of cooking. Clothing classes taught the art of cutting and putting together a garment. The operating and maintenance of a home was taught in the home management classg while in the personal regimen class the girls learned per- sonal care and hygiene. P Benner 3 Miss L Moore Vliss E Tumath Miss S. Gro,s

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Junior Red Cross Counc1l B Face M Poma B Bettys A Lmsley J Crlsler J Johnston M Crosby 3 A pledge for seruce Q6- 1 G Alberts I Holcomb Huey Russo Geluso Swanson S Kung H Veenstra R Veach R Blok Servlce for others To lead the school 1n servlce for others was the purpose behlnd the unnor Red Cross councnl The members kmtted an afghan made pop corn balls and sent cards and menu covers to the soldiers at Percy ones hospltal The club also packed twenty boxes filled wlth health and educational needs for the Chrldren s Relref Thls work was done under the two semester officers osephxne Monler and Barbara Hanshue presidents jack Cuddohy vnce presrdent Clara Kaleefey and Rosemary Hazlewood secretaries and Kathleen Huff treasurer Mlss Anges Lmsley was the advrser Vander Veen

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History 3 M Fryfogle M Jager J Van Kamper 'IZA V tor vitamins N4 2 G Needham H Mac Lennah E Knapp D Long P Churm Solomon said bet learning young man, but with your learning get understanding Today Americas greatest need is citizens who understand the past of the world and know that it was the hopes the ideals, the endeavors, th suffering and the achievements of the human race that made history what it is-citizens who will hase understanding and little fear as they look into the future. The history department did much this year to provide the future citizens with knowledge that history is filled with romance and excitement, - mance of frontiers, of inventions, of discoveries, and most important of all, government- a demo- cratic government.