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

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.J 1 ' X-,393 'Q' ' xv Y 7' Most important in preparing us to take our places in the new scien- tific age is OUR WORLD of Study. Throughout our high school career we have been fortunate in the many courses available to us, and for- tunate also in the teachers provided for us. Without their personal inter- est and willing assistance we would have been at a great disadvantage. Has OUR WORLD of Study here at Eaton Rapids High School trained us to become participating. constructive citizens in the world community? We who have benefited from the complete exposure to class work would emphatically answer Yes,

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New Principal Stresses Student Responsibility 2 27 Among their numerous other duties Mr Fransted and his secre tary Mrs Dons Squires are responsible for the records of 860 students The students and faculty of Eaton Raplds Hlgh school started the school year w1th a new prm Clpal Mr Richard Fransted, who came to us from Readmg, M1ch1gan Mr Fransted IS contmumg to stress the fact that each student is responsible for the develop ment of his own 1nd1v1dual tralts of worth self reliance loyalty and integrity To carry th1s out, students have been given the opportunity to prove their reliability by securing their own absence excuses Mr Fransted has set forth this specific goal for the htgh school students domg as good a job as possible in whatever task they set out to do 1n their world of school EIHHIFS Mrs Margie Converse assistant secretary tn the mam office has a variety of bookkeeping records to keep One of her daily dunes IS to check in the candy sales mo :ey with Jerry James student chairman of this activity Rev E A Kelford school attendance ofiicer calls at the principal s offices early each morning for hts datly assignment Mrs Marlon Hargrave who assists in the library in the afternoon spends her mornlngs as Mr Horns assistant in the guidance room Accumulatnve student records are in her keeping . . I O l 7 1 -t x xx f, , . ' ' - , - , , . 7 , ' . . . . ' ' 1' Y - '. . . , N. ' Y I Q . I V7 u k. , . , . , . . v. . g W S gy- Q I .t