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

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i • m k ' CJ’ Our Principal As Seen At Work And During Leisure Time To Members of the Class of 1966 .... My congratulations to each of you as you complete your high school education at Galesburg-Augusta. It has been a real pleasure and a privilege to work with you during this school year. I feel strongly that finishing high school should be considered a beginning rather than an ending. There¬ fore the term commencement rather than graduation should be most meaningful. As you receive your di¬ ploma, you will be entering the most important years of your life. Keep alive a real drive for learning and a desire to excel and you will find success. In the future each person will have to face failure. How you react to failure often determines the kind of future you will have. You will find that you will fall short of what you expect of yourself, as well as what others expect of you. But, although falling short, never falter or fall, but strive on to the goal--this is the measure of a man. In this increasingly competitive life and society, may God reward your persevering efforts with happi¬ ness and success. Kenneth W. Ward Principal

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Our Superintendent Since Mr. Coggins became Superintendent in 1959, G-A ' s enrollment has increased from 1,253 to 1505. Each year under Mr. Coggins ' guidance our school has steadily progressed. School Board BACK ROW: Mr. Shroyer, Mr. Van Sickler, Mr. Henson, Mr. Greene. FRONT ROW: Mr. Vetter, Mr. Van Vranken, Mr. Smith. 4

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A Clean School And A Well-Fed Student Body Is Our “Motto” Bus Drivers FIRST ROW: Mr. Boomershine, Mr. Hanna, Mr. Cramer, Mr. Piper, Mr. Morrison, SECOND ROW: Mr. McGinnis, Mr. Wagar, Mr. Fiest.