Wakefield High School - Echo Yearbook (Wakefield, MI)

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Under the direction of Mr, Olson the latin I and II classes learned a language which is very useful to one who intends on going on to school or college. They had their annual Latin Banquet in the spring and had a gala time. The Latin paper, Arectus Aribus, is their successful club newspaper which is published every nine weeks• There are thirty-five students in the Latin classes. A new class, which was added to the list of classes, is the Driver Training Course, headed by Mr. Olson. The students in this class learned how to operate an automobile, and learned safety rules pertaining to driving an automobile. STROU H, MRS. MAYME B. A. College of St. Scholastica. Art, English, Junior Class Advisor. OLSON, MRS. LADORIS B. S. Superior State Teachers' College. English, Eighth Grade Advisor. ■■■■■■■■ WEST, MRS. MILDRED B. A. Michigan State Normal. Permanent Certificate Michigan State. Additional colleges: Marquette Teachers' College, Western State Teachers' College. English, Art, Junior Class Advisor. Fft EUvtn

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MATTSON, MRS. ANNA B. S. Carrol College. English, Journalism, Forensics, Tatler, Echo, Senior Class Advisor, KELLY, ELIZABETH B. A. University of Chicago. Librarian in Junior High School. Eighth Grade Advisor. OLSON, ROY B. S. Superior State Teachersf College. Columbia Universitv. English, Latin, Driver Education Course, Arec-tli Auribus Club, Freshman Class Advisor, Senior Class Play The Pampered Darling. The English Department had the following personnel: Mrs. Mattson, Junior and Senior English , Journalism and Forensics; Mrs. West, Sophomore English and Art; Mr. Olson, Freshman English and Latin; Miss Kelly, Seventh and Eighth grade English. They took in both American and English literature. The Journalism class took part in the National Tuberculosis Writing Project. Junior classes had Macbeth, and the Seniors had Hamlet. The English Department was also responsible for the publishing of the school paper, the Tatler, and the year book the Echo, and sponsoring forensic contests during the school year. Ttn

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 MEZZANO, JAMES B.S. Stout Institute. Industrial Arts, Junior High Basketball coach, Junior Class Advisor. PETRANEK, PETER B.S. Northern Michigan College of Education. Industrial Arts, Freshman Class Advisor. Me z The three departments of the Industrial Arts department were headed by Mr zano and Mr. Petranek. The woodwork class was directed by Mr. Petranek. The students, which are all boys, have made many useful and decorative articles, such as: cedar chests, book cases, hat trees, end tables, and coffee tables. The drafting classes learned how to make blueprints. In that way they could guide when they made a project follow a Mr. how they The cabinet students. Mezzano's machine shop classes learned interesting things about machines, run, and the different kinds. Industrial Arts department is supplied with machines, lathes, sanders, and tools that are good in condition because of the careful handling by the Twelve