Eaton Rapids High School - Eatonian Yearbook (Eaton Rapids, MI)

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MR JOI-IN D SIBLEY Supermtendent To the class of l947 go my best wishes for a happy and successful life. You deserve the best that life has to offer. You have Worked hard to achieve your objectives and have thereby accomplished many tasks in a seem- ingly effortless manner. I appreciate the good school citi- zenship Which the members of your class displayed and l feel in this regard that you are ready to fill well your place in adult society. l know that your education and training here have been many sided and diversified, and l trust as you try new endeavors you will find that you are adequately prepared. HOWARD DALMAN Graduation from high school is a signal honor and l congratulate you upon this accomplishment l also Wish to compliment the class of l947 upon their very excellent year book l hope that the many lessons learned in school will be a help to you in solving life s problems Many of you Will continue your formal edu cation in institutions of higher learn ing while others will enter different walks of life To all of you l extend my best Wishes for success and hap piness May l quote Give to the world the best you have and the best will come back to you IOHN D SIBLEY MR HowARD DALMAN Prmcupal ADMINISTRATION- BUILDERS ol the BRIDGE Y! Z, I

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SCI-IOOL BOARD - DESIGNERS ol the BRIDGE DR, JAMES MAXEY MRS. STELLA I-IUTTON Pre 'dent Secretary MR HAROLD PETTIT MR RAY OULLIVER Tree u er Trustee MR JACK DAVIDSON MR JOHN SIBLEY Trustee Superintendent ot Schools We v1sual1ze the Board ot Educatron as the brldge connect1ng our school w1th the comrnunlty Thls Board IS composed ot the b1l1ty ot maktng our school run smoothly They know that 1n order for th1s to be done a school rnust have a strong taculty and plenty of good egutprnent As a result our school rece1ves as h1gh a ratrng as IS g1ven to any school rn the state by the Unlverstty ot Mrchrgan and by the North Central Assoclatlon ot Colleges and Secondary Schools Let us hope that thts brrdge wrll never crumble but w1ll grow to be larger and stronger IH the years to come 4 SI I Ia J superintendent and tive townspeople who have the responsi-

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