Cadillac High School - Log Yearbook (Cadillac, MI)

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We’re Branching Out at C. H. S. When the announcement was made last Fall that C.H.S. had a larger enrollment than it had ever had, it made us pause and think about a few facts. Not only is our enrollment growing but C.H.S. is branching out in all directions. Even our territory has increased. Last summer the citizens of surrounding townships voted to come into the Cadillac school district. Their children were added to Cadillac's school population. Even far away Japan sent us Hajime Shibata as an exchange student, the only Japanese exchange student in Michigan. C.H.S. no longer serves just the children. We've branched out into adult education. Classes are held in the evening in almost any subject the adults of the community wish to study. Commencement at the end of the twelfth grade! That's just what it is — com- mencement. Now you can commence a college education right here at home. Last Fall a new program was introduced, in cooperation with Central Michigan College, whereby we can live and work in Cadillac and take courses for college credit. We've branched out in the way we earn our high school credits. Students now can work after school in various business places in Cadillac and receive credit toward graduation. Even the campus has expanded. Soon Viking football at Lincoln Field will be no more. Last Fall erection of a veteran's memorial stadium was begun south of the school building. Next Fall we hope to use our new stadium. Figuratively, physically, and literally we are branching out at C.H.S.; there's no telling how far the branches will grow. —5—

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Kozi Akizuwa Mr. Mills llajime Shibata Davul Fowler

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football (955 A WAY CAMCS HOME GAMES HOMt CAMfS CHEBOYGAN SEPT. 16 IONIA SEPT 30 PETOSKEY OCT 14 LUDINGTON OCT. 28 MUSKEGON C.C. SEPT. 24 MT. PLEASANT OCT 7 MANISTEE OCT. 21 1 BIG RAPIDS NO' . 4 4 ALMA NOV. II ML GAMES START AT £ pm. c —6—