Stockbridge High School - Panther Yearbook (Stockbridge, MI)

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PRINCIPALS — tasks K U6A W MR. HOWLETT Dear Seniors: Each of us leaves footprints on the sands of time,” the poet, Longfellow, once wrote. The same thing can be said of classes as they progress through high school. I truly feel that the class of ’66 has left an indelible mark in scholastic achievement, school cit¬ izenship and leadership, and in the many school ac¬ tivities which will be a trail well worth following in the years to come. My congratulations to you for your outstanding achievements and best wishes for future success. Sincerely yours, Richard Howlett Upon their shoulders rest the burden of running the scene. Their job entails being part teacher, janitor, statistician, engineer, diplomat and policeman. We acknowledge and appreciate the high caliber of leadership they give us. Dear Seniors: Congratulations and best wishes. I hope that the lessons, attitudes and habits you were taught in your many contacts during the school years will carry you far in your life’s endeavors. Quote from Walter D. Wintle: If you think you’re beaten, you are, If you think you dare not, you don’t If you want to win, but you think you can’t, It’s almost a cinch you won’t. If you think you’ll lose, you’re lost, For out in the world you’ll find Success begins with a fellow’s will, It’s all in the state of mind.” Sincerely yours, Robert Boyd MR. BOYD 7

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SUPERiNfTE JDENT — at hal MR. JESSE BATCHELOR TO THE CLASS OF ’66 Another year has passed into history and what marvelous adventures man has had. It is our greatest hope that each member of the Class of 1966 has prepared himself well to be able to continue his competition in the adventures” of the future. May I congratulate each one for his endeavors and wish him continued and even greater success. Sincerely yours, Jesse Batchelor

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— Imp things on dm won Mi MRS. GRACE COLLINS She is Mr. Howlett’s secretary. Other than working for him, she keeps the attendance records, marks report cards, and gives an¬ nouncements. She is helpful to everyone, doing everything from giving first aid to sewing on buttons. Everyone young and old knows and loves her. She is always a friend indeed. MRS. ROSE DANCER She is the bookkeeper for the entire school district. The payroll involves writing between 135 and 140 checks twice a month. She also keeps the school board’s minutes and financial reports, has charge of 36 internal ac¬ counts, and keeps records from the hot lunch and milk program. Because of her busy job, she has moved to more quiet quarters where she continues to do an excellent job. MRS. THELMA FRINKLE She is Mr. Batchelor’s secretary. Her duties include writing letters, selling books, answering the phone and, in general, doing anything that has to be done. New to her position last year, Mrs. Frinkle has done an efficient job besides always having a friendly smile for everyone.