Laingsburg High School - Looking Glass Yearbook (Laingsburg, MI)

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s4n tu I S z FROllT ROW, Left to Right: Gloria Frank, Grades Editor; Marilyn Alexander, Fi- nanc al Secretary; Elaine Blackledgc, Editor in Chief; Jack DeHart, Assistant Business Man, icr; Judy Mansor, Art Editor, BACK ROW; Margie Stichler, Junior High Editor; y pulnanit Alumni Editor; Gary Craig, Photographer; John Walters, Boy’s Spons Edite . ecutcve SWW Left to right: Marilyn Alexander, Financial Secretary; Elaine Blackledgc, Editor in Chief;Hugh Doyle. Advisor Jack DeHart. Assistant Business Man- ager; Judy Mansor. An Editor; (Missing) Corwin Parker, Business Manager. The production of a year book is an educational experience that covers nearly every phase of school work. Group planning must be done so that a complete year of school life will be depicted. Each person has a definite part to complete by a definite date, thus responsibility and dependability arc de- veloped. The arrangement of pictures and the gathering of data requires pa- tience, tact and care. Arithmetic is involved in the financing of the project and in keeping accurate records. Lessons learned in correct English, spelling and punctuation must now be put to practical use. Art and photography con- tribute greatly to the enjoyment one will receive from such a book. Educational leaders stress that an educational experience is most effective when it takes place in a living situation. The class of 1956 believes that the production of our Looking Glass is a living experience and the class takes great pride in is picture record of life in Laingsburg High School 1955-56.

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Our DecUcatto t Pcu e The class of 1956 dedicates this year's Looking Glass to a group of people to whom we owe the most. This group has sacrificed much time and money for us. They have served as shin- ing examples from which we have patterned our lives. They have given us spiritual guidance and understanding. They have been ever ready to comfort us when the world seemed to be against us. We are proud and happy to dedicate the Looking Glass of 1956 to our parents to whom we can only say a humble Thank You. 4