Waterford Township High School - Waterlog Yearbook (Waterford, MI)

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They Encourage Us Mr. Roger Johnson points out to his Biology class the various parts of a skelton. Also teaching Chemistry, he has a B.S. degree from Elmhurst College. Winona State College trained Mr. Gerald Koch to teach Industrial Arts and Machine Shop at WTHS by having awarded to him his B.S. de- gree. 18 Mr. George Kressbach shows his Woodwork class a student's accomplishment, Before com- ing here to teach Carpentry and Printing, he received his B.S. degree from Eastern Michi- gan University. Mr. Arthur Lake, a B.S. graduate of Western Michigan University and M.A. graduate of the University of Michigan, explains the con- tents of a chemical solution to a chemistry class. He also teaches Biology.

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. A-XC . . 45 Our Problems - Big or Small fir' dl: M 1 This year Mr. Charles Hengel has come to WTHS with a B.S. degree from Winona State College. He now teaches Auto Mechanics. Mr. Stephen Hubbell gives a Pre Retailing Speech and Play Production instructor Miss Anne Hobart directs a rehearsal. She has a B.A. degree from Alma College. class an assignment. Also teaching Distribu tive Education, he earned his B. S. degree at Ferris Institute. 1 l7 . fi Central Missouri State College furnished Mrs. Edwina Isaacson with her B.S. degree and the University of Michigan with her M.A. degree. She now can counsel students and teach Home and Family Living.

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When We Feel Defeated A brush full of paint that is no longer needed holds art teacher Mr. Carroll Lanning's at- tention. He now has his A.B. degree from Indiana University and his M.S.L.S. degree from Simmons College. A :ak ' 'll elsml' fl u V T' , if e w at if 6' as ' 2 A AM 5 me ak A .sig 41 W if f 4 sp- ,,..:g:a.e ..... ,Mgt a W W' ' Q: ' f x his wr ia an qs, 3 . y ig te -1 'Q 2 t -4 U x 4' 1 4 I af, ff ' -in ei 5 .3 -A ftiiiffaifi, ff -f.fs+.., if i . jf-.ig Mrs. Lela Long, with a B.S. degree from East- ern Michigan University and a M.E. degree from Wayne State University, goes over one of her Geometry I student's proofs. Teaching Algebra I also takes time from her busy day. 4. . ,,..,. If-lift I -e s ll! W IRM ,DMN X It lw J K' Vlh x l , ,f Mme lf.. - -at r Mrs. Shirley Long's A.B. degree from Michigan State University enables her to teach English IV Advanced and Speech I to WTHS students. Here she helps a student with one of the many themes required in senior English. Miss Delores Larson, Homemaking I, ll, and III teacher, checks one of her student's proiects, a skirt. As a co-ed she earned her B.S. I from Taylor University. I9 Sf