Saranac High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Saranac, MI)

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929'g,vP The picture above shows the very fine High School building of Saranac In addition to t is building, Saranac is the proud possessor of a new elementary building, a shop, and a fine atn letic field These additions ere made possible and mandatory due to the rapid increase in enrollment during the past five years In 1945, Saranac had a total enrollment of 2U2 students Today it has an enrollment of U20 This increase is due prim arlly to tue fact that tue birtk rate has increased and that more outside districts began to send students to Saranac The one district which perhaps has added more than any other is the Clarksville district Four years ago tley began sending their high school students to Saranac T115 has helped our school considerably both educationally and athletically and we are grateful to t em Saranac offers courses for college prepar tory work and non cademic work and is accredited by the University of Michigan on a two year basis T is me ns that students may enter any college in the state without taking e trance examinations Roland Grein, Superintendent S 1 o I fx , ' A Q27 fy r, , I f ,- Q . ' ,A-ffl 4 . Qgdgi K t . gf f' ' H 4 I ' . . 1 ' A 1 ' w ., g I . '3 K - r ..- 4- -- V Av- . . V or X, -N X 4,4-9 . ' g I VV 1 I .rf A . ,A K I .s I J ' If A Y sv' , , U -P' ,k ,. 'vW.,, fgvf:.T hx K '. S - V--'P '- V 4, .mga ' . Vw ' O LA - Q X17 , 0 0 0 Ll - 1 -. I I 1 - , O Q 1 I xl 'A Q 1 E , 5. za J 'A r: . - Q 1- Cx T1 0