Haslett High School - Dixit Yearbook (Haslett, MI)

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Class of ' 59: As you arrive at another milestone in your life, your graduation from high school, I desire to take this op¬ portunity to congratulate you and grant you best wishes for a happy and successful future. In these days of stresses and anxieties young men and women, trained and educated, are needed to help keep our everyday occurrences in proper focus and perspec¬ tive. I feel that each of you can fill the niche that awaits you in your future endeavors. I sincerely hope that you will reflect your educational and social experi¬ ences as you make decisions for yourself and your fel¬ low man. Sincerely » F. J. Jappinga

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MESSAGE FROM THE SUPERINTENDENT To the Class of 1959: You are the first class to be graduated from the new Haslett High School building, but you will still carry on the traditions and values prized by the graduates of the old building, as it is the same institution housed in a new home. You have responsibilities to live up to and missions to fulfill. I hope that all of you who can possibly do so will further your education beyond high school graduation. Today as never before a specialized education enables a person to live a useful and satisfying life. You can be useful as a citizen and be a part of the community, state, and nation in which you live in direct ratio to the amount of education you have and the thought and energy that you put into your life. All of these things give you satisfaction and peace of mind that can be gained in no other way. Congratulations on achieving your first goal toward a useful and satisfy¬ ing life. H. M. Murphy

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RAYMOND YERKIE Trustee THEODORE WILSON Trustee WINFIELD HARRISON Secretary CHARLES SHEPPARD Treasurer JAY JENNINGS President MESSAGE FROM THE SCHOOL BOARD The Haslett Board of Education wishes to congratulate the senior class of 1959 We hope you have enjoyed your year in the new high school building and have been able to profit from the curriculum. The Board of Education, with the help of many committees and individ¬ uals, has endeavored to supply the best possible in buildings, equipment, cur¬ riculum offerings, and faculty members so that you will be well equipped to enter the world of work and business or continue your education in the college or university of your choice. Haslett is a fine community in which to live. Parents and other friends of the school have been most cooperative and willing to help pay for the neces¬ sary buildings and operational costs of the school. We have tried to merit this confidence by giving much thought to the wel¬ fare of both citizens and pupils. This is sometimes very difficult as there are conflicting interests and ideas, some of which cannot be reconciled. We hope you are always proud of Haslett High School and we are sure that we can always be proud of you and glad to acknowledge you as a graduate. Best wishes for your continued success. The Haslett School Board