New Buffalo High School - Buffalodian Yearbook (New Buffalo, MI)

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ADMINISTRATION The future of the new Buffalo High School is very bright with the possibilities of better educational services for her students. The rapid growth of our communityhas causedan in- crease in our school enrollment from eight hundred to nearly thirteen hundred students in ten years. Now, it is necessary for our community to provide for her youth larger and better high-school educational facilities and an expanded curriculum. Cfood education is costly, but I firmly believe that the citizens of our community want their children well edu- cated and are willing to sacrifice for it. Congratulations and my best wishes to each one of you graduating seniors, and we hope that when you return in future years, you may expect a new New Buffalo High School. 5 9f Nw I A Q31 Qtigii ifilg 35 lf' Myron H. Reyher, Superintendent 2 Alma College, B.A. Michigan State U., M.A. was iff-9 ' 95.0 Nrtka Wu M 62. Damon Simon, Guidance Counselor Eastern Michigan U., B.S. University of Michigan, M.A. The purpose of guidance in the ' Stan A. Sosnouskiy Principal school is to provide assistance to St. AmbrOSe College, B'A. students with educational planning, f University of Michigan, M.A. vocational planning, and personal problems by working with indivi- dual students, parents, and the classroom teacher. 4 Dear Graduating Seniors, Each year I see a new class graduate in June. You .-Q students become adult citizens who will shape the destiny 'K of not only New Buffalo but of our country. How well you do this depends upon the knowledge you possess as you leave New Buffalo High. Those of you who learned the skills of self-discipline and have developed good attitude as well as a sense of responsibility will be the ones who will succeed. Your future in mature life depends upon you as much and even more than your success in school was dependent upon you. May I wish all of you the best of luck in this, your life away from New Buffalo High School. 7

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ENGLISH MRS. DARLENE LARSON Knox College, A.B.g English, Sociology, Psychology. But Words are things, and a small drop of ink, Falling like dew, upon a thought, produces That which makes thousands, perhaps millions, thinkg 'Tis strange, the shortest letter which man uses Instead of speech, may form a lasting link Of agesg to what straits old Time reduces Frail man, when paper--even a rag like this, Survives himself, his tomb, and all that's his! QByro MISS LINDA J. TROUT Ball State Teacher's College, Englishg Cheerleader Advisor. press his thoughts in words by tongue and pen effectively and to es CHARLES W. SAUNDERS Ball State, B.S.g English, Speechg Forensics Advi- sor, JV Football Coach. nl The student should learn to ex- listen and read with understanding. RAYMOND NAGEL Coe College, B.A. B.A.g English, Annual Advisor.