Richmond High School - Echo Yearbook (Richmond, MI)

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Ministration Works PROBLEMS - PROBLEMS Mr. Charles Ritter is now in his second year as principal of Richmond High School. In this capacity he is a fine friend and coun- selor to the students. His other duties include the interviewing of prospective new faculty members, and assisting teachers in relations with both students and teachers. We extend our gratitude for his efforts. MR. RITTER Mr. Ritter often confers with parents over the telephone, helping to co-ordinate rela- tionships between parents and teachers. Principal Js Source of }lelp GERALD STRUTZ MR. RITTER Mr. Ritter often discusses with a stu- dent the problem of behavior, attitude, or perhaps, gives just friendly advice.

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Administration ■ mit As we students hear the echoes of our school days, the echo of the Impact our teachers have made on us will be remembered most. Our teachers and admini- stration have assisted us students enabling us to have a more enjoyable and in- teresting time in our high school years.

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Hard, Punning K.Jf.S. Smoothly MR. KRAUSE EQUALS ENERGY MR. KRAUSE Mr. Krause, our superintendent, is in charge of many things, including the school finances. After serving as principal of Richmond High for five years, Mr. Carl Krause be- came Superintendent of Richmond Com- munity Schools. He has held this position for two successful years. His hard work deserves all our thanks. Superintendent-Principal Confer MR. KRAUSE MR. RITTER In order to keep the school running smoothly, Mr. Rit- ter and Mr. Krause often confer. These two men have done an admirable job administering the affairs of the school.