Comstock High School - Corral Yearbook (Comstock, MI)

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EDITOR ASST OWLETTE STAFF ASS’T BUSINESS MANAGER ADVERTISING MGR. ATHLETIC EDITOR FACULTY SPONSER EVERETT FAHEY COI.IN MILLER RUSSELL NOBLE LUCILLE KLINE ROBERT SKELTON DUANE BELLISLE MARVIN O. HALL DEDICATION To Our Teachers who have taught us through the years we affectionately dedicate this FREIDA SHELDON GERTRUDE LAMMERS IDA KNIGHT GRIFFIN BETTY SHELDON JESSIE PEPPER JOSEPHINE LEENHOUTS HARRIET MC DOWELL GEORGE HOEHNE RHEA MEADER FOX DORIS ROBBINS JOSIE HATCHEW MONTAGUE School Annual of 1935. MARVIN O. HALL JOHN AGNEW RUTH NOBLE MILDRED BETTS THELMA DP: FRANCE FRANK NOBLE HELEN BROTH WELL MILDRED WEBB PAUL GRISWOLD GLADYS HUIZENGA AILS A WHITE [2]

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(Tiie O lette COMSTOCK HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL 1935 Comstock, Michigan

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GREETING COMSTOGK HIGH SCHOOL Wc, the class of '34 bid you hello. We hope you are farcing well in our absence, and will continue to be the outstanding school that you were when we left. We are glad to say that each and every one of us is gainfully employed, and properly carrying on through the ability and training that was developed in us during our High School career. We have heard well of your achievements this past year and are proud of you because of them. Our class members have been out of school a year, and they have been face to face with the proposition of finding and filling a position. We find that what is needed is an excellent training along some line. The daily march of our nations business needs and demands men and women of outstanding achievement and ambition. Because of this, our bit of advice to you is: Take advantage of your opportunity to the fullest extent, and when you are handed your diploma, lx able to look back and say, “I have received with an open-mind the best Com- stock High can give; ami I am ready now to pass on to bigger things.” Sometimes we are led to believe that the fun we receive from our school life is the es- sential derivative, but actual investigation shows that the people appointed to any positions are those who posses a wealth of knowledge. We are convinced that the way this can be attained is through conscientious study. We hope you can use these bits of truth that we have discovered, but it has been said that, “experience is the best teacher.” You, too, will have many of the same problems that we have had, when you have com- pleted your work at Comstock High; and your ability to solve these problems will depend on your own preparation and achievements. [3]