Lakeshore High School - Driftwood Yearbook (Stevensville, MI)

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Administrators To the Students of lakeshore: It is w ith a great deal of pleasure that I contemplate setting dow n a few words here which may serve as my first communication to the students of Lakeshore. Returning to this area only last July after eight years, one is impressed bv the tremendous change in the school district; the growth in population, the change from agricultural to resi- dential. bv the evidence of the manv housing developments, and of course the many new modern school buildings which should make for enjoyable expe- riences in obtaining an education. As students you should be justlv proud of the facilities and the programs provided here at Lakeshore and pledge yourselves to take advantage to the fullest extent of the tremen- dous opportunities for obtaining a good education so necessary in this demanding world. Mv sincere congratulations to the graduates. Mv best w ishes go with vou always. William F. Galbreath Assistant Superintendent 7 Assistant Superintendent: MR. WILLIAM GALBREATH

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A Message from Mr. Olmstead Congratulations to the Class of 1966 on the completion of this part of your education. Re- member that it is only a mile- stone in many possible goals that you may wish to achieve. It would be my sincere wish that each of you w ill go on to bigger and better achievements. Iam sure that I can speak for the school and your teachers in saving that we are proud of vou and feel assured that we mav continue to be. as you meet the challenges the future holds. A Word From Our Superintendent: MR. STEWART OLMSTEAD Life is a very interesting and challenging game. Here, we hope vou have learned the rules, anti as vou go forth to play the game, I hope each of you becomes a winner. Educationallv vours. Stewart L. Olmstead Supt. of Schools 6

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A Friend of the Students Principal: MR. RAYMOND BICKFORD As each of you looks back, over the past vear and reviews his accomplishments or achieve- ments, keep in mind this thought: In the final analvsis you should not measure vour success bv what you have accomplished, but by what you should have accomplished with your ability. Are you satisfied? Raymond Bickford. Principal