Wakefield High School - Echo Yearbook (Wakefield, MI)

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 M Connncrcvnl KORPI, ARNOLD B.S. Northern Michigan College of Education. Addtional Colleges: Iron-wood Junior College,University of Wisconsin, General Business, Typing I Sc II, Bookeeping, Echo, Tatler, Junior Varsity Football Coach, Elementary Basketball, Senior Class Advisor. SEIGER, ELENOR B.A. College of St. Scholastics. Typing I,Shorthand I II, Girl’s Physical Education, Sophomore Class Advisor, Cheerleaders . The Commercial course consists of typing, shorthand, and bookeeping. Miss Seiger and Mr. Korpi are the teachers. The students learned to use the adding machine, the ditto machine, and the memograph machine in these classes. There are 127 students enrolled in this course. The typing students assumed the responsibility of typing the Tatler. Page Seven

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JOHN W. THOMAS Superintendent Bachelor of Science Central Missouri State Teachers College Master of Arts University of Missouri Convincing evidences of commendable levels of instruction and learning which contain standards of values commensurate with the opportunities and responsibilities which improved competencies in our lives require are supplied in the production and dedication of this I9I+9 ECHO. Congratulations and long-lived good wishes are extended to all who have contributed to this attainment. HARRY B. SUTTER Principal Bachelor of Science in Education Southwest Missouri State Teachers College Master of Arts in Secondary Education University of Missouri This annual has been dedicated to the parents. Because of the importance of the home as an educational institution, parents must recognize themselves as educators in the deepest sense and make the most of their strategic position. It is a primary function of both home and school to provide youth with abundant opportunity fcrfirsthand experiences with all the riches of their spiritual and social heritage. P f StM

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MARSHALL, HAROLD Oshkosh State Teachers' College. Ph.B., Ph.M. University of Wisconsin. Science, Conservation Club, Eighth Grade Advisor. LEMAN, MRS. GLADYS B.S.,M.A. Northwestern University. Chemistry, Natural Science I II, Photo Club, Girls' Advisor. The Natural Science classes under the supervision of Mrs. Leman, studied Botany, Geology, Zoology, and Physiology. They spent most of their time experimenting with different plants, rocks and animals. They worked on different projects such as cutting flat worms apart and studying them, taking photographs of trees in winter, and planting bulbs, seeds, and growing plants from cuttings. Mr. Marshall's Science classes did general studies In science, like doing experiments with different minerals, gasses, and learning about the different kinds of clouds. They also studied some physiology. Mrs. Leman also had charge of the Chemistry class. The students In the Chemistry classes learned the important part that the various elements and chemicals play in our every day life. Students learn how to use delicate equipment, to know what reaction to expect and to analyse the results. They did some experiments by making tooth-paste and various other articles. Pagt Eight