Corunna High School - Sphix Yearbook (Corunna, MI)

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emor A A Congratulations Seniors- May your reward for Wisdom be Happiness. Wisdom has been defined as a pursuit of a working goal by a worthy means-and Happiness, it is said, is the result of: a good reputation; a clear conscience; appreciation of nature a peaceful heart; the knowledge of having given happiness to others; a trained and a well-filled mind; satisfaction from duty well done; faith in the outcome of right; contentment and well adjusted social relationships. Best wishes for a successful future. Clarence R. Lubbers-Superintendent. Just a few more days and you will no longer be seniors of Corunna High School. You are now about to graduate from high school. Your high school days will soon be over. Think back to the good times you had during the past four years. I wonder how many of you appreciated your high school days. Remember they are gone forever, never to return. When opportunity raps at your door will you be at home to answer the call and have you prepared yourself to handle this opportunity if and when it comes. Many of you are going to miss the preparation you failed to get, just because a few difficult tasks came up and bluffed you down-you wonder if you could do these tasks - you turned your back just because it took a little determination and effort on your part. Life is just that way. Always be prepared to do a little more than is required of you. No doubt others of you will feel your unpreparedness and will continue on through college to better prepare yourself for a given life work. To which ever class you belong your principal wishes all the success that each of you can possibly achieve. This world has many great achievements since your principal graduated from high school. What achievements will you be able to attain? You will find that the world is in greater need today of brotherhood, tolerance, unselfishness, and men and women of personal integrity. As commencement draws nigh, many friendships are to be broken, many farewells to be said, this parting may be pleasant, many of you may never meet again as a class as you step out on the pathways of life. May I urge each of you to do your utmost to become the better men and women of tomorrow. Ralph L. Stull- Principal

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Editor in Chief............................Peggy Ross Copy Editor. . . Margie Hollenbeck, and Dave Morris Layout Editor......................................Bob Morden Designers . . . .Jo Ann Braid and Mary Qualye and Marie Flynn Sports Editors................Dick Cooper, Bob Thayer Photo Editor..............................Warren Cook Snapshots................................Rose Zalesak Group Pictures.............................Ed Hancock Individual Pictures........................Faye Love Classes .... Alice Price, Jerald Lounsberry, Sally Appleby Activities . . . Sharalyn Roberts, Marilyn McLane Business Manager...............................Phyllis Moore Book Salesman....................................Janet Walker Bookkeeper................................Glennis Katt Advisor............................Mrs. Margaret Ross yQnnua READING FROM LEFT TO RIGHT, STANDING: Rose Zalesak, Sally Appleby, Ed Hancock, Alice Price, Mickey Koyne, Bus- ter Spaniola, Dave Morris, Janet Walker, Mrs. Ross, Peggy Ross, Bob Morden. LEFT TO RIGHT AT BACK TABLE: Mary Quayle, Marie Flynn, Margie Hollenbeck, Phyllis Moore. LEFT TO RIGHT AT MIDDLE TABLE: JoAnn Braid, Marilyn McLane, Sharalyn Roberts, Jerry Lounsbury, Warren Cook. LEFT TO RIGHT AT FRONT TABLE: Dick Cooper, Bob Thayer, Faye Love, Glennis Katt.

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PAUL AKINS, B. S. Industrial Arts RAYMOND DENNIS, A. B. Social Studies, Chemistry, Football, Track CHARLES ALEXANDER, B. S. MARGARET ROSS, A. B. Speech, Basketball, Baseball English HOLGER ANDERSEN, B. S. Biology, Agriculture, American Literature ELOISE TOBIN, B. S. Home Economics WALTER COLE, M. S. IDA WOODS, A. B., M. A, Band, Glee Club Mathematics NOT PICTURED: IVA STEVENSON, A.B. Latin 6