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

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f . ff' gf graduated from Central Michigan University with a B.S. de- gree, gives an assignment to one of her soph- omore English classes. Referring to an American Government book is Mr. Robert Smith, an American Government and U.S. History teacher with a B.S. degree from Central Michigan University. Mrs. Beverly Southwell pauses for a moment by a typewriter in her Business Typing room. Since earning her B.S. degree at Michigan State University, she has been here heading Business Co-op also A Hillsdale graduate, permanent substitute Mr. Boyd Thomason uses the knowledge gained while studying for his A.B. degree to help a student in one of the many classes he teaches. , , . Giiii? Yiifi lYfE1i?l5fi?E1i i- ' .. rr,,s ,V-fi iaignif fsir is-A . .1,f,,w- .L a .:4,,m. a A-. :,: HM gggyifzgimjy g qnngn-wav K ' A, ' as 'Aki :sl PIlk:4wg9sr..,: -- :vrrww L f A WK is as at is 'BAS . Q Mi a -effing. . V- -1?awtH1f- , easy I fins, - 1 'fi fl wiggle , , , r Im, i, lr: 1 351 ss? H is uf'- it f4,i:i.is. V- - 4? f V g .x all il N555 'it u av J 24

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Knowledge XJ f Mrs. Lois Pety her Arts and Crafts students' work. She earned her B.A. degree from Mt. Mary College. Mr. Ernest Shegina, a B.S. graduate of Nor- thern Muchigan University, teaches Business Typing and Practical Office Training at WTHS. ,I- Business Mathematics and Bookkeeping busy Mr. Lynn Rohrer, an A.B. graduate from East- ern Michigan University with a M.A. degree from the University of Michigan. Here he solves a Business Mathematics problem. Mrs. Barbara Shupe points out to some of her Journalism II students one of the many stages of a yearbook page. She has a B.S. degree from Taylor University and also teaches gen- eral English to iuniors. 23

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Themselves To Our Education Mr. James Tolfa is explaining some principles of good grammar to his English ll General class. Also teaching English Ill general and advanced, he has his B.S. degree from Eastern Michigan University. A U.S. History book holds Mrs. Marina Vack- aro's attention as she instructs her class. She earned her A.B. degree at the University of Pittsburg. With his B.E. degree from Nebraska State University, Mr. Stuart Thorell came to WTHS to teach Physical Education. In this picture he demonstrates the proper way to hold a bas' ketball. 25 C mem: f t . 'A ix, J f' Miss Patricia Vannorsdall, a B.S. graduate of Bowling Green State University, attentively watches her Physical Education girls play badminton as she leans against the wall.