Coopersville High School - Zenith Yearbook (Coopersville, MI)

Page 8 text:

Sutograpljs

Page 7 text:

 J» ' ■ K Upon entering the doors of Coopersville Senior High School, memories begin to form. As it appears difficult for this young lad to open the door for his lovely com- panion, so it is difficult for us to fsin entrance into the vast portals of knowledge. It is in the acquiring of this learning so in- tensely sought that many nostalgic mem- ories have taken shape. We, your annual staff, have tried to capture them and thus present to you your 1963 Zenith.

Page 9 text:

ALLEN G. ROBINSON, Superintendent Throughout recent years, one of the school’s most ambitious leaders has been our faithful superintendent, Mr. Robinson. Although he is very often con- fronted with the problems of running our widespread district, he also finds time for listening to the complaints and problems of the individuals from this area. Teachers can approach him with their difficulties and find both a sympathetic ear and quick offer of support to anything which will advance the Coopersville School system. Administrators find in him a keen sense of humor, a penetrating mind and swift comprehension in averting many problems before they project themselves, and great efficiency in the solving of their problems. The parents of school children look to him for guidance in diverse matters of transportation, hot lunch, and other vital matters that concern their offspring. They find him quick to serve them in any way he can make himself available. Taxpayers with tax problems will find him patient, understanding, and a real help in the methods of figuring their tax bills. With his excellent under- standing of legal procedures, he is invaluable to them when they so badly need help. And we, the students, also find him warm-hearted and generous w-ith help in our trials and tribulations. He is always quick to say a hearty “Yes' in matters that project the true spirit of Coopersville. And though we sometimes disagree, we are grateful that he says “No just as quickly to those things he considers detrimental. And so we of the 1963 ZENITH staff pay tribute to Allen G. Robinson — superintendent supreme — and a man to whom we are both indebted and grateful. S