Muskegon High School - Said and Done Yearbook (Muskegon, MI)

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'F ' ftffll' - i Qoaewaacl Strengthened by the knowledge we have gained in the four years of our high school education and in the years that went before, we are prepared to face life. Some of us will go on to college, and some will be claimed by the armed forces. Still others will go into business and industry. But all will be the future citizens of the world. Our ideals, and aspir- ations will influence future world events. We will make the most of our opportunities for this is our day. 5 s n i me ns nmnm onlin r cess

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To Robert D. Ferris. with affection and gratitude do we ded- icate this annual. As assistant principal. Uncle Bob as he is known by most pupils, has the unpleasant role of disiplin- arian. For this reason, he does not always receive the full co- operation of less thoughtful students: however anyone who has worked with hirn in any capacity will testify to his friendliness, generosity, and faimess. Mr. Ferris has never been too busy to contribute his time and effort unstintingly for the success of any school organization or project. As he is called upon so frequently to give his attention to countless activities. this means that a great deal of his effort is devoted to the enjoyment of the entire scchool. As if these previously mentioned tasks were not enough Mr. Ferris has written an unbelievable number of letters to former Muskegon Senior High students in the Armed Forces. All of these students will agree with the present enrollment that Mr. Ferris is more than deserving of this tribute.