Three Rivers High School - Reflector Yearbook (Three Rivers, MI)

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In eighth grade boys shop Jerry Barnick, Robert Baker and Allen Barger are working eagerly to find out what makes the sound when a telephone receiver is lifted. In her commencement address, Model G 1964, Mrs. Mattson points out to the groduotes what the future will expect of them. If I add an inch here and a fourth of an inch here, this drav Raymond, as he solves a mechanical drawing problem. g should be all right, reflects Jerry

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Administration and Faculty In assuming the responsibility for guiding stu- dents in learning experiences, the administrators and teachers are faced with three challe nges. As new ideas and methods of teaching are devel- oped, an informed faculty should endeavor to take advantage of them. If learning is to take place, teachers must set standards and command the respect of their students. The most important chal- lenge confronting educators is to stimulate stu- dents to think independently. Real education in- volves developing ability to draw conclusions and encouraging a curiosity for learning.