Grand Haven Senior High School - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Grand Haven, MI)

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ws 3.1 JJ lu 5 S r . l Administration l To the Clays of 1927: As you leave Grand Haven High School the best wishes of the Faculty and the Board of Education go with you. May you each find a place in the world where you will be happy, contented, and of service to humanity. Your high school is going to be interested in you for a long time to come. Your success will be watched with pride. I lVIay you in turn always keep in mind your high school and give it your loyal support as citizens of the MR. E. H. Bfxncocx Commumty' Suprrifztmzdrnt EARL BABCOCK- To the Freshmen, Sophonzores, and Juniors: The school year of 1926-27 will soon be a memory. It makes one realize that the gap between freshmen and senior years is after all a short one. It is up to each one of us to see that every day counts. You have much to look forward to, both in work and in pleasure. What you gain from them depends entirely upon your- self. It is your ideals and co-operative spirit which make high school life worthwhile. When your time comes for graduation, I hope you will enjoy the satisfaction of having done your best while in school, and that the older citizens of our community will point with pride to any one of you and say, He is a graduate of Grand Haven High School-H MR. G. H. OLSEN GLENN H. OLSEN. Principal 53 f l i++fP 4+v.5-5 .'5M.f1v4 lH75'H+M,-f,w.f r -'M' l8l

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