Richmond High School - Echo Yearbook (Richmond, MI)

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To know wisdom and instruction; to perceive the words of understanding; to receive the instruction of wisdom, justice, and judgment, and equity; to give subtility to the simple, to the young man knowledge and discretion. tv A Table of Contents Foreword ooooooooooo2 Dedication oooooooooo4 In Memorium ooooooooo5 Faculty-Administration 0006 Seniors 00000000000 16 Underclassmen o 000000 28 Activities-Organizations o 48 Academic 0000000000 68 Athletics oooooooooo 80 Advertisements 000000 94

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As this 1961 yearbook goes to press, the first signs of spring are appearing. Soon the school year will be drawing to a close and all of us will be reflecting upon the many, many things that have tarried jin our path. Some will be good things, some not so good. If you are a senior these reflections will long be remembered for they play a very important role in the background of each senior. If you are an under- classman it is a rememberance of the many events as you climb the ladder toward graduation. We have tried to gather here some of the things you will want to remember as you passed through these doors. hchmond high schoo T ✓ 1 h-b r’ •'•'V ■y-o C' r ) rv'cnJt' p r p 1 U °':L 12

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Dedication Mrs. Alice East Lawrence W. Klenk presented plaques to Mrs. East and Mrs. Stover, Ontario, in August, 1960, for serving as 4-H leaders for many years. Mrs. Alice East came to Rich- mond High in 1945. Before this she taught for forty-three years at other schools. Altogether she has devoted fifty years to the teaching profession. She has received many awards. Among them are the Freedoms Foundation Award, the Twenty- five Year Leadership 4-H Award, and the Little Red School House Award. Always friendly and cheerful during the many wonderful years of her teaching career, she will indeed be missed by all the people with whom she was associated. 4