Capac High School - Capacian Yearbook (Capac, MI)

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In the 1981-42 school year, Capac High School student did not core in their battle to improve the educational system in the Capac school district. Students may not seem to be affected by these losses now, but in the long tun, it determines their futures. Every person needs a welt xounded education to survive in this eveh-in- cxeasing and demanding, woxld. Today the basic Headin ' , R itin ' and Zithmetic is not enough to get by, and students need classes as Chemistxy , Calculus, and ues Home Economics. The educi student receives now, ss t tMe foundation of hit has. built a solfd Capa € VIi . en ZC£) s£ by VtnnZs Ho) receives a good, education . rest of his life? mThls A Un fortunate . J, Ca ationat go ls,Mi avl was jsc t Sm 1 . 75 addition mitUge o f .75 edT to etfficitntlf- opersU • • 04 J Pue to tie 1 ) an Augu r 4, J94T ' 11.75 mills Jfe l to 2 24 •.no- Two - r falU aUon Hy px bli haue am eU Ut . ti m Y ' ObmTousl 4’ of 1 o4Aer i f ill a P y mo keu Was, and he sckoSl d st C wiUa htf Ud. a ko izens aded by VtunZs Hob ' Horan, Treasure nnis Hcbte this t e community the schools cc one ey Was, and % L ?«dV-t r loader. 3 Vii- yv S kZezii t 19SJ, t|, M htW i Wltulf XstanW ki( ic k‘ CitSeen ’ t-uts the Bom stave si ens abou be za b ,d. it »tv« u ( that lipK team retting the buses instead orf nix was formed., T hi Janice Zinke, Treasurer; . because they felt someone needed and Kji r to bd, H ■ lo inform patents and CC C were the people of the late s parts n thelcl d to provide a tine mnity and the Board Ip irruculum . The ommunicatijn between iu c ' ation. ' To reiji- ktt 9 a ups was dow d. . . — — rr sen financial needs. Also,- in order to reinstate cuts that were pre viously made, CQE believed it qp necessary to petition for another millagt. A petition was distributed and a special election, was Me 16 on these groups ptmve 4 the type of edu Octo ber ed io additional mill awe of f : WtYrf o cation Capac students would receive this year, ana future years. I operation . This ettct ' fen fill P d TTy a narrow margin of 775 votes to It has been a hard year, and Board decisions have caused alot of I ooz votes . When asked what C$E had felt it achieved, Vavid Hiller controversy among responded, as a group we feel we -tn med many people of the finan- tion comes first! cial facts confronting our schools. Hiller also feels the voters are more aware o A the Board ' s decision, and will be more aware about problems in the future. Capa c citizens, but everyone must remember educa- CjuUu HcUfdjun , Co- Ut i ? - Si «vr.- .i 1 V ' TB is 2

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It is better to have one friend of great value, than many friends who are good for nothing. - Anarcharsis ■ y