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

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Extra-curricular Activities Mr. Richard Meier, during A Cappella Choir class, gives the sopranos their note. After previously earning an A.B. from Iowa State College, he now is the director of all the vocal groups. ,fs si. Tgfssfi , .V . M V paw ff LJ X.- 'ig ., ' ' . X V jf . ,.- Y . Mr. Edward Mott, French l, Il, and Ill teacher, points out a city on a map of France to his French Ill class. He has a B.A, degree from Western Michigan University and a M.A. de- gree from Middleberry College. ,x A General Mathematics, Algebra ll, Solid Geometry and Trigonometry instructor, Mr. Nicholas Menghini has a B.S. degree from Northern Michigan College. ln the picture he is demonstrating a mathematical instrument to one of his classes. 21 l A B.S. degree from Western State University enables Mr. Cecil Myers to teach Physics and Physical Science. Here he conducts an experi- ment.

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Miss Patty Looman's time is scarce as she teaches Speech l General, Public Address, Play Production, Debate, and Reasoning. ln the picture she, with a B.S. degree from Cen- tral Michigan University, directs a play. A B.S. and M.A. graduate from Eastern Michi- gan University, Mrs. Maureen Losh demon' strates the cornptorneter for her Office Machines class. She also teaches Practical Ot- tice Training, They Sponsor ' :,,1fei::-fvtwzg - x Shorthand I and ll is Miss Lulah McCully's specialty, Here, with a B.S. from Eastern Michigan University, she points out good shorthand form Mrs. Mary McGehee, a B.S. graduate from Jacksonville State College and WTHS's only International Relations teacher, also instructs U.S. History students. ln the picture, she as- signs homework to one of her classes. 20 -

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4,19 ' ' .. 1 , My K I ' . . YW? 'Ci 'ff U sms .. 2' Vx'i.w?:'.. . .eEg?,ii. fl. xl They Test Our 1 ,Wifi L E-s With an A.B. degree from the University of Michigan, Mrs. Arden Newell teaches ad- vanced and general English to sophomores. Here she lists a few of the better English novels and their authors. V Mrs. Mary Nunneleys field is Special Edu- .-,--of-' Mr. William Olmstead lectures to his Book- keeping class. Also teaching typing, he has a B.S. degree from Ferris Institute. cation. With a Ph.B. from the University of Detroit, she points out important places on a map on the bulletin board. 4: 'Q X 1 t . Xe ':Tr1V .su - Mutt 22 Mr. Donald Perrin, a B.M. graduate of Michi- gan State University, shows the band a new formation. Fine Arts Appreciation class also takes up his time.