Camden Frontier High School - Redskin Yearbook (Camden, MI)

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PRINCIPAUS MESSAGE Usually when the final annual deadline is done one be- gins to think and realize that another Senior Class is about to be christened as a Camden-Frontier Alumni member, Their energetic ideas, their youth and spirit will leave our class rooms and hall and each one of them will attempt his mark in a new adventure called adulthood. This is the time of the year that a principal really begins to wonder, Are they ready? Have we done our best? l-low could we improve? Then we as educators must realize our possibilities of what we can do or be expected to do with our financial and membership limitations. During the past several years we have made many and varied improvements with each one pointing toward helping our graduates. Also, at this time we check to see how many students plan on furthering their education and find that al- ready more are accepted in college than ever before, At this time I realize that we have done our job and well, tool Eachsenior is probably better prepared in the academic, vocational, or commercial fields than any of his predecessors. We at school only hope that each senior will use to the best of his ability his high school training to better himself, his school and his community. We know that some will find it only moderately difficult in their field of endeavor and some will find it extremely difficult. My one hope and wish is that each Senior will find happi- ness and success in whatever field attempted and always keep at his finger tips his 1959 armual, so he may relive or remi- nisce with his classmates via his annual of Alma Mater Cam- den-Frontier High. I personally wish to ackowledge and thank the Senior Class, the armual staff for their cooperative effort and sincer- ity that was necessary for making the 1959 Redskin a better and improved School Annual. Ronald Reynolds Principal

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MESSAGE The Camden-Frontier School endeavors to enrich your life through the educational program that you receive while a student. The knowledge that you have obtained, as well as other facets of your multi-dimentional life, should enable you to face the future with confidence, It is hoped that you will use this knowledge to uphold and strenghten our nation in its quest to make our free world more free through wise and con- structive use of science, education, and technology. To suc- ceed each student will need a broad, yet thorough, under- standing of himself, By combining the training that you have received from each ofthe following sources you should be able to look ahead with enthusiasm, eager to conquer new worlds. Your school teachers and associates are only one group that strives to lead you to a clearer understanding of yourself and the world, Your parents have had the greatest influence in developing your attitudes, health, and moral and Christian relationships. Anotherstrong contributing agency to your per- sonal development has been your church. You will find les- sons leamed in your Christian training that will serve you well and will be one of your greatest assets, Call on this training often. Life is given us for one great purpose - the growth of character, It matters little what may me our duties. our pleasures, our cares, only as we grow by them, We live well, not by doing lofty things, but by doing little things in a lofty spirit, Ralph Miller Superintendent SUPERINTENDENT S

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OUR BOARD OF EDUCATION Treasurer ----- - RAY ROBERTSON Superintendent ---- RALPH MILLER Secretary - ' ' ' ' ' REX MOORE Trustee -------- LEO WEBSTER President - - - - EARL BUNCE Trustee ------- DR, L, A. DAVIS SCHOOL SECRETARY 14 Wi AUDREY WISMAN