Rochester High School - Falcon Yearbook (Rochester, MI)

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teacher affects eternity, he can never tell where his influence stopsf, Henry Adams On March 10, Mrs. Margaret Meyer, a dedicated member of our school faculty, passed away. Mrs. Meyer had devoted nearly thirty years to encouraging scholastic achievement. Daring the past twelve years as an instructor in Rochester, Mrs. Meyer had taught Latin, English, French, and journalism at Central junior High, and Rochester High School. She had been the faculty advisor of The Talon for several years. She will always be remembered by everyone who knew her as a devoted wife, mother, and teacher. R.H.S. will deeply miss the presence of Mrs. Meyer in Mrs. Margaret Meyer the school family. Leaving Rochester to study for a doctorate is Superintendent of Schools, Douglas B. Lund. Mr. Lund first came to Rochester in 1950 when he started teaching at Avon School. ln 1951, he became teacher-principal of Avon School. 1952 was the year that he became principal of Harrison Elementary. ln 1953, Mr. Lund was the Elementary Coordinator, and in 1956 was appointed Director of Elementary Education. ln 1959, Mr. l,und's title was Director of Instruction. Mr. Lund became Assistant Superintendent in Charge of lnstruction in 1961. In 1966, he succeeded to the post which he now assumes. RHS joins in wishing Mr. Lund the best of luck in the future.

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