Galesburg Augusta High School - Rambler Yearbook (Galesburg, MI)

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AmuqI Qboffo 1964 R 4uvibll i Co-Editors: SHARON UPSON DALE MARTIN Business Manager: BOB DeNOOYER Circulation Editor: LYNN WILLIAMS Classes: JOANNE DINZIK, Editor ANN RAYMER SUE WILLIAMS Activities: ROGER BOWER, Editor ROSEMARY REED Organizations: BARBARA VanANTWERP, Editor BARBARA WILSON SUZYE MYERS Sports: JIM GROH, Editor DORMAN WILSON Junior Apprentices: DAN BETZ BETSY BIGLEY DALE DeHAAN RUTH RIDDLE MARDIE SCHISSEL Photography: SUTULA STUDIOS QizllesbuM} - Kw ustou l-flglv Qcho l i

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The Annual Staff is dedicating the yearbook to President John Fitzgerald Kennedy. This year, above all in our generation, is one in which we all must pause and give serious thought to our future. The assassination of President Kennedy has awakened this thought in all of us. Our generation must carry forward the ideals of our late President. Let us give serious thought to what, without a doubt, will be¬ come very hallowed words - “Ask not what your country can do for you, but what you can do for your coun¬ try ' Education is in itself a wide and heavily traveled pathway. There are many forks in this pathway - each leading to some goal set by those who are traveling upon it. Therefore, let us do our share by setting a goal for ourselves which will further the progress of our great country and its leadership in the world. We are proud of our school, our faculty, and our great heritage. Throughout this book we are portraying the great gifts that are ours for only the desire or quest of knowledge. The opportunities are being passed to you, future graduates, so let us not become placid, but rush forward in our goals to better serve our country and keep that “Eternal Light burning. Sharon and Dale