Inkster High School - Yearbook (Inkster, MI)

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I O TO OUR COMMUNITY ,P A Cs y U U aiu: I ,I6y 1 W , ff. IX T3 , ,q .. I ff., c ,t Le. J e . ,, fue f i ef' N -f ' ' ,f V 5 ,X U bg Q, N, ,, H- llumonn e ,Q ' 'Q - ' K - lv-qv A. , I 1 I 'W X 'X y e v use - To the citizens of Inkster, the community governing body, religious leaders, members of the various professions, merchants, and everyone who has made our school a possibility and has helped us to make our graduation a success: we, the members of the 1959 graduating class are sincerely grateful to you. Therefore, we take great pride in dedicating our annual to you who make up our commimity.

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'7!wme X . l f f y l fix ' hi -' 4 L Throughout this book, you will see the Viking Ship. It pcrtrays a. vivid record of the joys, hardships and accomplishmems experienced by our class from its inception to the present. Four years ago, as Freshmen, we set sail on the tempestuous sea of our high school cmriculum. Our Sophomcre year foxmd us truly at sea-out on the high seas of in- vestigation and experimentation. As Jlmicrs, we began to sight land through a. more adequate comprehension of our course materials, Now, we have landed as Seniors and we anxiously await the award which is granted to all Inkster High School Vildngs, who have completed the Journey successfully. This token of achievement, the diploma, symbolizes four years of high school study and bears the assumption of a specific level of pre-collegiate intellectual development.