Comstock Park High School - Hilite Yearbook (Comstock Park, MI)

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Ulblnorinnities and experiences end in learning 'tSometimes there just are not enough words to express one's feelings. Simply to say Thank you seems inadequate for all the help and friendliness I have re- ceived here, at Comstock Park High School. But-Who can help me now? There really are no other words than these, thank you. And so, I suppose, I'm forced to use them. Thank you so much for every tiny little bit I learned hereg thank you to the great teachersg thank you to the great studentsg and not the least thank you to my wonderful American family of Mrs. Ruth J. P. Van- derKuyl, who helped a lot to make the year 1965-1966 a fabulous, exciting and success- ful one for me. And, do you know what???? I'm sure I'll come back one day!! Until then, Auf wiedersehen! 9 I would like to take this opportunity to thank you for making my trip possible. An experience like this is not easily for- gotten. It is something that everybody can profit from. This program is a growing operation, and each year there are more opportunities for students. I hope that the students of Comstock Park will stay behind this program. Without your support it is not possible for your school to send a repre- sentative to another country. Also, it is not in vain, because your support is greatly appreciated. Again, for myself, I would like to say, 'Thank you'. O-Q 2: ?u,,5 - ana, 81

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Winners Stephen Wier, in the summer of 1965, was se- lected by C.P. Rotarians and high school faculty to attend the Youth Leadership Train- ing Conference at C amp Emery on Big Blue Lake. Sally Pelton was chosen as Betty C r o c ke r Home- maker of Tomorrow when she ac h i e ve d the highest score from this school in the General Mills, Inc. contest. 80 ez!!! Hats ejfie these Kathleen A n d e r s Attended Girls' State at the University of Michigan, and Bradley McLouth went to Boys' State at Michigan State University. Besides learning about local and state government and the actual participation of making laws and electing officials , both Kathy and Brad enjoyed many featured activities. Both of these two are also senior class repre- sentatives to the Optimist Club. Bruce Larkin went with Jim Mulvey to the Mathematics Sem- inar at the University of Michigan. elzezml195 f JJ James Mulvey represented our school two times during the summer of 1965. He attended a Student Council Leadership Camp near the town of Ironwood in the Upper Peninsula, and he also went to a Math Seminar at the University of Michigan for two weeks last summer. Kathleen Anders, by vote of the faculty, was chosen Good Citizen for 1966 to the Daugh- ters of the American Revolu- tion. To be eligible for this award, Kathy has shown out- standing ability in scholastic and extra activities throughout her four years in high school.

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In Zhzs hzghly technical year of 7956 In the old library for the last time are Senior Adviser Eugene B o W l e r, Treasurer Steve Wier, Secretary Linda Versluis, President Charles Cochrane, Adviser David Skutt and Vice-president Jola Cole. These officers and advisers successfully led the class of 1966. What lovely rings these seniors have! Also, what at- tractive hands . . . . To Whom do they belong? Guess! That's right, JoAnn VanGorp and Brad McLouth.