Negaunee High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Negaunee, MI)

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OI'QWOI' Children now love luxury, they have bad manners and contempt for authority. They show disrespect for elders and love to chatter in place of exercising. Children are now tyrants and not slaves of the household. Youth no longer rises when an elder enters a room. They contradict their parents and gobble up their food and chatter in company and enrage their teachers. So wrote Socrates over 2 ,000 years ago. Down through the ages, these same crit- icisms have been made of youth. To many people, the youth of today is lazy, incompetent, and disrespectful. We would like to prove to you, the readers of our book, that these statements are not always true. The purpose of this year's Pioneer is to show you what youthlg doing today, and that our generation is one of which we can be justly proud. The Editors

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LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Paul Bell, Treasurer: Mr. Samuel Ford, President: Mr. Onnie Marjama, Trustee, Mr. E. W. Born, Superintendent: Mr. Tho mas Collins, Secretary: Mr. Leslie Richards, Trustee. mecfication To show our appreciation for all you have done for us in the past years , we proudly dedicate our 1956 Pioneer to you, the Board of Education. One proof of your interest in the youth of Negaunee is portrayed in our modern Lakeview School and its adjoining Memorial Gymnasium. Other evidences of your interesi and generous support are the recent improvements of the library, home economics department, auditorium, our hot lunch program, and the redecoration of the rooms in the high school building. Many of the things featured in this book have been made possible only because of your sup- port. To all the members of the Board of Education we give our heartiest thanks!