Waterford Township High School - Waterlog Yearbook (Waterford, MI)

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Our Schgql. Waterford High l The Clinton River . . Though Waterford is only one of the many thousand high schools in our state, it is still an individual and means some- thing different to each of its occupants. To many outsiders it would seem like other schools - the same basic subjects, students, teachers, and classes. But to us it is unique, the one school we call our own. Located in the exact center of Waterford Township and Oakland county, our school has a spacious campus harmon- izing with the surrounding residential area. lncluded in the forty acres are two modern buildings, boys and girls athletic fields, and a natural football stadium. The Clinton River, flowing through the wooded section at the west end of the campus, provides a background of natural beauty as well as a source for scientific study. Alltogether we have a campus which might well be the envy of many other schools. But there is also a feeling, an indiscribable something which to us distinguishes our school from all the rest. lt is present at 7:30 in the morning when nearly i300 students arrive by bus and then when they leave at 3:00 p.m. It is the spirit of Waterford! i.- ... ,,.. Two Modern Buildings :wtf 946' -.V .rgfh -is The vocational building houses the band, vocal classeS,'and industrial arts shop.

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