Stockbridge High School - Panther Yearbook (Stockbridge, MI)

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Teacher Vice President President RON FILLMORE MRS. FRANK BURCESS Secretary l Vice President MRS. JOHN TAYLOR MARTIN HANNEWALU Treasurer MRS. PAUL SPADAFORE P.T.A. Officers l w l w The Parent-Teacher Association has been workingl in the Stockbridge community to obtain their goals of: Y Promoting the welfare of children and youth in thelhome, school, church, and com- munity. , Bringing into closer relation the home and the school, that parents and teachers may cooperate intelligently in the training of the child. l Raising the standards of the home life. l Securing adequate laws for the care and protection lof children and youth. Developing between educators and the general public such united efforts as will secure for every child the highest advantages in physilcal, mental, social, and spiritual education. l The P.T.A. has contributed 8150 to the Hugh Milner Loan Fund which will aid some student who plans to attend college. The Minstrql Show and the Athletic Banquet of 1958 were sponsored by the P.T.A. They also send deserving students from the Junior class to Boys' and Girls, State. This year the students going are Connie Sober with her alternate Lorraine Mills, and John Mason with his alternate Dave Glynn. l President Wilma Burgess l Refreshments coming up! l

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ADMI I TRATIO I resident Secretary Treasurer WARD HUTSON RAYMOND E. LANE JUNE TAYLOR Once again the members of the Board of Education wish to express their appreciation to the Senior Class, to the Under- classmen and to the faculty for another well-spent, prosperous school year. We also Wish to commend the Yearbook Staff for their noble efforts in the publication of this outstanding book. 7 rusfve Tru stee DR A J SPENCER FORREST DIXON 'Vlr Batchlor and Ward Hutson Left to right: Dr A J Spencer Ward Hutson Raymond E Lane Forrest Dixon, June Taylor

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OUR BUS DRIVERS The Buses . . . We wait for them and sometimes they wait for us! Those bus drivers have certainly developed a skill in patience. They are usually reliable and whatever the weather, that yellow or red-white-blue bus appears. We appreciate the cheery Good morningi' on blue Mondays, that wake-up smile, and that customary See you tomorrow gives a perfect ending to an often not-so-perfect day. We salute you, bus drivers, and say Thanks for a job well done. We never think about our custodians unless we need them! If the lights go out, if an ink bottle is broken, if it feels cold in the rooms, if we need to get into the con- cession stand, then we suddenly realize their hidden potential. They are silent men, working to improve our school. Without them, where would we be? Thanks, Custodiansf' 0UR CUSTODIANS Ruehen Moeckel, Robert Titus, Loie Dean Craft, Clyde Faber.