Mattawan High School - Mirror Yearbook (Mattawan, MI)

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VV..0 IS WHO IN MATTmWAN HIGH SENIORS I9?6 CO WEMTS ABNET JOHN AMEY WINNi FRED BAILEY FLORENCE BARBER DOROTHY BARBER RAYMOND BEATTIE KARRI 'LT B'JRSON VIRGINIA BUTLER ROY CRAWFORD IRENE DECKER GARNET DVORAK MARIE 0 I L NO HARVEY HISCOCK CARL JOHNSON ALICE KELLEYKdTHERINE KUCINICH WILLIAM LYNN WAYNE MCCALLUM KENNETH MOYLE RICHARD MOYLE NORMAN RLSSELL CLARI33E RUSSELL LAWRENCE STRATTON DONNA WEISS LORRAINE WASCO ALBENA WCOOHAMo IVAN ZAGAR EDWARD THE JUNIOR CL SS CF LaST YEAR .. HAS BEEN AUGMENTED BY SEVERAL NEW ST •'! 0K3 THIS F .LI COMING FkCM CliTERRI TCr: . THESE NEW STUDENTS VE WELCOME »’03T HEARTEj-L . WE HOPE YOU LIKE U3 AND OUR M NEW FINE SCHOOL SET UP. WE WANT YOU TO BECOME ACQUAINTED WITH US ..MORE AND MORE. ALL SENIORS ARE URGED TO GET RIGHT INTO THE HARNESS AND MAKE A SUCCESS OF THIS FIRST PARTY. !- . YOUR FRIENDS COME.. THEY WILL hAVC A GOOD TIME. SENIORS DID YOU NOTICE HOW MUCH WORK THE FACULTY MEMBERS HAVE DONE ON THE LIBRARY...MAKING IT MORE USABLE... WEATHER WHEEZE---ON WITH I 938. DO YQU KNOW THATTHE FOLLOWING DISTRICT SCHGOLS SEND STUDENTS.. BUCKOLT SLACK HURD OSHTEMO VILLAGE GARRISON CCL COLEMAN PALMER ALMENA MOURE SOLOMON RICHMOND TEXAS I ALFORD 01 ST. TEXAS CORNERS DUNHAM MUNSON mattawan. A PROGRESS IVE SCHOOL RI X CLARK KINNEY STUART DA VI 3 BROWN JUG BURSON PLEASANT VALLEY O iK GROVE FINE ISLAND MILLERS STATION TWENTY SEVEN DISTRICTS IN ALL SEND STUDENTS HERE-BE3IDES THOSE IN OUR OWN CONSOLIDATION. SOME OF THESE SCHOOLS HAVE CLOSED A GRADE CR MORE GRADES..SOME HAVE CLOSED THE ENTIRE SCHOOL. Ai L ARE TAKING ADVANTAGE OF OUR WELL EQUIPPED transportation SYSTEM. WE ARE NOW RUNNING 8 BUSSES INTO THE MATTAWAN CONSOLIDATION. CUR SCHOOL DISTRICT EXTENDS INTO ANTWERP TP, PRAIRIE RCNCE TP. AND TEXmS TP, AMD ’‘AN'' OF OLR STUDENTS CO E FROM C5HTE- 0 TP., A L MENA TP,. N D A L r MO TP,

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HIGH SCHOOL 0LLMENT REACH£S- ' — IT W o GENERAL' AScUi'L'U th ,T ' HON T-C MC'Mbc Rf Hi F IN THE HIGH SCHOOL I KCRSAjEQ 67 PER CEN'r CUi»»NG THE FIRST YEAR AFTER THE EREC'CN OF THE MEW BUILDING. THAT THE END CEr. « Ni.x H-’.D CJ.viE. . • BUT i N THIS. THE SECOND YEAR OF THE USE OF THE NEW HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING. THE INCREASE HAS BEEN AS GREAT AGAIN. THERE H S ALSO BEEN A CONSIDERABLE INCREASE IN THE GRADES AS WELL. MAKING A GRAND TCTAl FAR EXCEEDING ANY FAST ENROLL- MENT AT MATTAWAN. THE FOLLOWING DATA WAS SECURED FROM PAST RECORDS.... YEAR OF TOTAL ENROLLMENT OF SCHOOL 1930 1933 1934 1939 1936 19-7 THE FOLLOW.MG FIGURES SHOW 2b4 2 72 2 75 2 77 282 299 358 NEW SCHOOL OFEM3(INCR.59 430 ADDED INCREASE OF 92 THE GROWTH IN HIGH SCHOOL. SEPT JUNE SEPT .1923... 1924.. • 1925.. • 1926.. . I927. , . 1928.. . I92Q... 1930'•• !93 • 1932-.. • j 3 • , • 934 • I 9' R ° . I93U..• • 937 I 10 lOI 81 8 84 S3 ■ 10 .07 I 23 143 II I 937 — 278 ENROLLMENT IN HIGH SCHOOL (7 TO 12!) THESE FIGURES ARE INDICATIVE OF THE RAPiD STRIDES THE MATT A ,7 N HIGH SCHOOL IS TAKING, AN ENTIRELY NEW F REPROOF BUILDING .MODERN IN EVERY RESPECT, TOGETHER WITH THE 1,‘AMV ADDED FACILITIES OFFERS' TC THE STUDENTS...iS THE REAL CAUSE OF SUCI A RAPID GROWTH IN O'JR enrollment, 27 CirFER£v'' DISTRICT SCHOOLS NOV SEND STUDENTS HERE TC MATTA AN.