Wakefield High School - Echo Yearbook (Wakefield, MI)

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 RAYMOND (J. WEI HE I'lilvwiiU.v of Wisconsin. B. A.. M. Principal Biology Senior 1‘Uiitii Ailvlsor WAV A TA MB UNO SON I’niversify of Wisconsin. B. S. Itiwiress of Home Ecoixiiiiiw LEONARD A. « U LEV Ferris Institute Director of Athletic El.OISE SHAW I nivers!I.v of Chicago, B. A.. M. A. English • • • • • • • •-••-••-•I A.

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■ p- !ti'i'iMttttmWt1-itriif 'i ill ttTtrTTfttTtftTttrm t h mM tti . t • ........ (Our Jurultii •’Who lend ns into paths of righteousness and work. It may be well said that students feel the influence of their faculty. The standard of success which a student at-tains in life depends largely on who teaches him. No one has greater power to mold character than the teacher who every day is an example as well as instructor. The high ideals of our teachers cannot help but be an inspiration. When we think of the valuable time and energy these men and women are putting forth that we may advance ourselves, we cannot help but feel our great indebtedness to them. These men and women are specialists in their particular branches and have been devoting their time and effort to pre paring us for a useful and prosperous life. We realize how unworthy and unappreciative we must have seemed at times and what a disappointment our attitude must have been. But language seems inadequate to express our real feelings at parting with such true friends. May we not reassure them with the thought that they have buoyed us up and urged us on, and that guided by the lofty principles, which it was their care to instill into our youthful minds, we cannot but some day find anchorage in the haven of success. b

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 HORACE U. DRORNTIv Marquette l diversity Whitewater Normal School Commercial Courses I MACDE TREBILCOCK University of Michigan, It. S. Mat hematics 1IARRIE I). CIIAPEL Milwaukee School of Engineering Electricity GLADYS SAXDSTROM Northern State Normal School Home Economics