Richmond High School - Echo Yearbook (Richmond, MI)

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MR. OLZF.M P'uttjtipal’s O hce KAY The second you step into the principal's office a new world opens up. Here there is always a pleasant smile and cheerful greeting. Here there is always friendly advice. And here there is also discipline which is needed to make a well-rounded school, which our principal, Mr. Olzem, has helped create. He has given us the opportunity to grow in many directions, not only outward but inward. Because of Mr. Olzem and his rules and standards, we now realize in order to grow we must live up to the standards which have been set aside and that some day we will look back with gratitude for being a part of this fine school system. CITU MRS. SMITH 13

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ojjtte MRS. ARMSTRONG MR. ARNOLD There is never the worry of interrupting when you are in the superintendent's office. Mrs. Armstrong, Mrs. Hecox and Mrs. Dunham are always willing to give you a helping hand. The cheery atmosphere always gives you a bright- er outlook after leaving. Mr. Arnold is there to assist you with your many problems and to give you a better organized school which is needed in every community. MRS. HECOX MRS. DUNHAM 12

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Cckbol ViAAdtfru Marjie Weeks, Secretary to Mr. Jakubiak. Community School Director, Eugene C. Jakubiak, taught Speech and English here at RHS. Now Mr. .Jakubiak is in charge of Adult Education and the Community School Programs. Mrs. Lary Schlaack has taken over the duties as Attendance clerk at RHS. Mrs. Schlaack is kept busy in her new office writing excuses for all the tardy students.