Comstock High School - Corral Yearbook (Comstock, MI)

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STANDING» Arthur Middleton, President; Vern Norwood, Secretary; Willard DeJonge, Superintendent. SEATED. Reed McVay, Trustee; Thomas Boven,Trea- surer 5 Mary Bell Trustee 5

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SUPERINTENDENT'S MESSAGE I sincerely hope that your past four years of attendance at Comstock High School have provided you a rich experi- ence, and an adequate preparation for years ahead. I trust that you now have a clear vision or picture of ex- actly what you want most to do, or to accomplish in life; a confidence that you can and will succeed in doing it; and the determination how to do it and keep at it, for He who only plans is a dreamer; he who only works is a drudge; but he who plans and works his plan, is a conqueror. To all the members of this fine class, I wish to express my deepest desire for your continued success. PRINCIPAL S MESSAGE To the graduating class of 1956: Let us always remember that educa- tion is a continuous process. It be- gins the day we are born, and ceases only when we die. The years you have spent in formal education here have given you some of the fundamental skills, attitudes and tools so necessary for successful ad- justment in a rapidly changing world. Utilize them. Continue this process of education so that you will be able to contribute in a positive way to the social structure of our community, state, and nation. Best of wishes to all of you.

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Barbara Baker 7th Grade FACULTY Agnes Casey Milton Christen English 7th Grade Assistant Coach Marj orie Cook 7th Grade John Fritz Beatrice Hamman Paul Harris George Hoehne Co-op Training Retailing Librarian 7th Grade 8th Grade Robert Jones Mathematics Science Assistant Coach Urj Henry J. Kulesa Band ♦ Bernard Leech Industrial Arts Thomas Lutz Driver Training Basketball Coach PATIEMCE AND DILIGENCE, LIKE FAITH, REMOVE MOUNTAINS . . 6