Corunna High School - Sphix Yearbook (Corunna, MI)

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Congratulations seniors upon the completion of your high school education! Some of you will go on to colleges and universities to specialize, tohers will look to business and industry for your oc- cupation. Regardless of which road of life you enter, you'll see that education must continue and be a vital part of your success. While you're traveling be sure to remember some of the important things of life: The Golden Rule, service to others, truthfulness, sincerity, loyalty, and many others. These will also help to insure success in your future. Charles Alexander, Principal B.S.—Central Michigan U. M.A.—Michigan State U. During the entire period of your formal school training every effort has been made to provide you with necessary skills and attitudes to prepare you for a successful future in today’s busy society. Now it is up to you. Use the experiences and training, which you have received, wisely and with great determination to be a successful citizen. Above all else, be a good citizen, have a high regard for your country, and make your place in society one which you can be proud to occupy. Richard Clark Assistant Principal Biology B.A., M.A.—Michigan State U. FACULTY Nicholas Annese B.A.-W. Va. Inst. Of Technology Social Studies Athletic Director Duane Ash B.S.-E. Mich. U. M.A.—Michigan StateU. Dept. Head Mathematics Norma Caylor B.A.—Central Mich. U. Dept. Head English Ellis W. English B.A.—Mich. State U. Dept. Head Social Studies 5

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ADMINISTRATION Row 1. Secretary Robert Rhoads, Trustee Arlo Butcher, Treasurer Erwin Wing. Row 2. President Russell Olmsted, Trustee Ward Hanchett, Vice-President Ralph Chapin, Trustee Kenneth Hayes. Superintendent's Message Your school has made every effort to help you open the doors of opportunity for self ad- vancement enroute to an appropriate vocational or professional competence. If these experiences have not also awakened within you a genuine concern for people and an earnest conviction that something must be done about the current ills of our civilization, then in a sense surely both you and the school have failed. It is my hopeful expectation that each of you will, within this framework, accept your re- sponsibilities to yourself, your family, your associates, your community, and your God. While you may not expect to have to justify your life to others, you must in truth eventually justify it to yourself. R. E. Dennis 4

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Alfred J. Bowyer B.S. - Ferris M.S. - U. of Tenn. Commercial Gerald Butts B.S. - Central Mich. U. M.A.- Central Mich. U. Industrial Arts Phyllis Bourgois B.A. - Wheaton College Spanish English David W. Clark B.S. - Mich. State U. Mathematics John A. Deppong B.S. - Mich. State U. Agriculture Joan English B.S. - Central Mich. U. M.A.- Central Mich. U. Speech Dale Wightman B.S. - Utah State Science Auto Mechanics John Jankeje Ph. B. - U. of Detroit English William Kenyon B.S. - Central Mich. U. Commercial Leora Manahan B.A. - Mich. State U. Art