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

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Mrs. Wilson and student Mr. Toppen Above: Mrs, Wilson with student. Right: Mr. Toppen I6 Our faithful assistant principal, goes far beyond her duties. Mrs. Wilson heads and ad- vises our student council, helps out class ofhcers, and gets new clubs started at the beginning of the year. Besides her many duties as an assistant principal she is also MHS girls dean. Have you ever heard someone say Mr. Top- pen is our administrative assistant? Have you ever wondered what he does? Well, Mr. Toppen takes part in the disciplinary section of the school. He is in charge of attendance, supplies, and every other year acts as advisor for the sen- ior class.

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New Principal At M . . The Said and Done welcomes our new principal Mr. james C. Agee to M.H.S. Not only is Mr. Agee a new and important addition to our staff, but he and his family are new residents of the Muskegon area as well. Mr. Agee, a graduate of Michigan State University in 1962, began teaching in the Pontiac school district in the fall of 1962. During his years there, he coached football, and worked with drama groups. In 1967 he became the Principal at Marion High School in Marion, Michigan. In the year 1968, he returned to Pontiac and became an As- sistant Principal. He remained there until this past year, then became M.H.Sfs new principal. The students at M.H.S. are proud of their new principal, Mr. Agee. Opposite: Mr. Agee, George Casarez, Pam Collins. Above: Mr. and Mrs. Agee

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The Peace Makers Above: Mrs. Shaw: Below: Mrs. Cooper: Opposite: Terri Clock, Mr. Clockg Below right: Mr. Mars, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Gardner. If you belong to the Student-Faculty Administrative Cotmcil, you might recognize this man. He is Mr. Clock, a member of the Board of Education. Meetings are held twice a month and at each meeting a different member of the board is present to voice his opinions and lend a helping hand. Several years ago, MHS had racial trouble. Concerned parents decided to come in and keep students from lingering in the halls. This was the start of what is now known as the Para-professionals. At the time they were volunteers, but now are a part of the paid staff here at MHS. Their job is to keep the noise and skipping down. When students get sick or hLu't in school it is their job to take them home or to the hospital if they do not have a ride.