Romulus High School - Eagle Yearbook (Romulus, MI)

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William Simmons SUPERINTENDE NT Romulus High School has become one of the well known high schools in the state of Michigan during the past few years. This recognition has resulted from a variety of factors. A well organized school plant, fine class room facilities, a dynamic program, a dedicated staff, and an alert and aggres- sive student body are terms that con- stantly appear in any educational writing or conversation that involves your high school. These elements are basic in- gredients in a good school program. This high level of attainment has been achieved through the cooperation of the Board of Education, the school staff, the local taxpayers , the interested parents , and the fine students that make up the school family. SUPERINTENDENTS, MESSAGE The Romulus High School Eagle is symbolic of strength, grace, vision, and tenacity. It is hoped that the school program may provide oppor- tunities for the development of these qualities. The life of each graduate should be more effective as an ill- dividual and a citizen because of such school experiences. Clarence H. Schantz ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDE NT SECONDARY EDUCA TION

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Board of Education P i I A t 3... Ciii4PfW2s isisi Morris Secirefarw Jack Wilson, President: Ddfwin' Wessels, Trustee: Wmivm KYUQGYA. Tlfefliliiefi 5543 5 e 7- 'A 0 . ' 1 . rEedriiundFBiiesk, Trustee. 1 p One of the most important functioning l bodies of our school is the Board of Education. The boardiworks hard with the other three bodies which make our school system complete. Along with the Administration, the Faculty, and the Student Body, the board strives to im- prove and add to the educational benefits l which this Romulus Township School System now offers. Almost everyone has heard the statement--.Recognition should be given where it is due. So, keeping this in mind we, the students of RHS, wish to n salute the men who are now fulfilling , their jobs in this fine organization--the Board of Education.

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, ,v.f ......,,-.T..Y... ,rf-,Tw U--1. W . - MP- MCAdam, PRINCIPAL In our world today a high school educa- tion provides a basic foundation to help youth prepare for their role in family and community life. Romulus Schools provide opporttmity for pupils to experi- ence the privileges and responsibilities of citizenship and to become aware of problems of health, personal development, social behavior, interpersonal relations, religion and morals. - As a pupil progresses from kindergarten through the 12th grade he is involved in every phase of school life. To help pupils maintain and achieve good school adjustment and satisfactory progress, various activities are designed. Through representation on the Student Council pupils meet the challenge of responsi- bility and citizenship. To further meet the challenge of the progress of today the academic and non academic courses are supplemented by counseling services, individual student- teacher conferences, clubs, social activities and athletics. Principufs Message