Howell High School - Torch Yearbook (Howell, MI)

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Offering education to more students than ever before becomes quite a task at times. Bus routes and schedules have to be worked out so that students are not kept on the busses longer than necessary. Class schedules must fit together to provide each stu- dent the opportunity to take all the subjects he wants and needs. Classification is a king sized job that takes many hours of careful preparation. The best possible educational program must be worked out to fit into available facilities. The school must under- stand the pupi1's needs and look for the best ways and the best teachers to fill those needs. All of these things are the responsibilities that fall on the broad shoulders of the administration, board of educa- tion, teachers and interested townspeople. The fact that our schools rate so high in state education circles gives ample proof of the fine job being done at Howell High School.