Charlevoix High School - Rayder Yearbook (Charlevoix, MI)

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DEDICATION Q A , We, the Class of 1951, hereby dedicate this our chronicle of high school memories to Mr. C. M. Novak and Mr. S. E. Coleman who as our advisors, have helped us in innumerable ways to make our high school days a success. We would also like to take this opportunity to thank Mr. W. L. Billingsg our annual advisor, and our Art Department under the direction of Mr. and Mrs. L. Motto who have helped us compile this record of memories. I

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ADMINIQTKATION , gf WQMMQWMZ? 41' ,ga 1 - 1 - . X wil' Ia' c . , rig. Yue 51 9. ., IA -, Alf R. G. BENNETT Our superintendent was born in Grand Traverse County, graduated from Traverse City High School. Undergraduate work at M. S. C. and Central Michigan College of Education. A.B. Degree from Central. Graduate work at University of Michigan Graduate School. M.A. in School Adminis- tration. Superintendences at Muir and Palo Public Schools in lonia County of Michigan and at Manton Public Schools in Wexford County before coming to Charlevoix in 1945. H. E. BINGHAM Our principal was born in South Haven, graduated from the Gobles, Michigan High School in 1921. Mr. Bingham graduated from the University of Michigan in 1926 one of the Class of 1777 Seniors. Before coming to Charlevoix he taught at Caledonia High School for one year. Mr. Bingham has been at Charlevoix for 23 years first in the Central Building in the fall of 1928. Several summers of additional study were put in at the University of Michigan. Affected by the spirit of wanderlust, a decision was made to follow the advice Go West, Young Man so a 1927 Chevrolet was bought and for one year the States of Washington, Oregon, and California served as the main stamping grounds.