Yale High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Yale, MI)

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AN APPRECIATION We, the senior class, wish to express our appreciation to Mr. Davis, our class adviser, for his sincere interest in our progress and welfare. We consider ourselves very fortunate to have had the privilege of having Mr. Davis as su- perintendent of Yale schools during our four years in high school. He has the love and respect of the entire student body, to whom he has always been friend. Mr. Davis has the interest of the school at heart, and in the past four years he has done much to promote its standing in the community and state. During his superintendency an agricultural and a manual training department have been added, thus broadening the curriculum and giving opportunities to a larger group of students. The home economics department has been enlarg- ed and has qualified under the Smith-Hughes act. A full-time music teacher has been employed, and students musically inclined may participate in band and orchestra work if they are interested in instrumental music, or in glee club work if vocal music attracts them, or in both. The school library has been great- ly added to and brought up to standard. Free text books have been adopted throughout the school. As a result of these things our high school enrollment has increased considerably. Because of these additions and improvements Yale High has been placed on the accredited list of the North Central Association of Colleges and Universities, an outstanding honor for our school. In the publication of this annual Mr. Davis sees one of his dreams come true. Ever since his first year it has been his desire that our school might pub- lish a yearbook. Though this modest attempt on the part of the senior class may not come fully up to his expectation, it is our hope that he will not be too deeply disappointed. Mr. Davis has the esteem ahd respect of the student body, the faculty, and the entire community. His interest and work have increased the efficiency of our school, his help has guided us, and his influence has inspired us. 26

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JUNIORS Mr. Chatterton, Adviser Betty Barr Henrietta Beausir Leola Brown Catherine Denton Harry Dodson Anne Furlong Thelma Harmer Beulah Harmer Florence Hosner Mary Herrst Arland Lohr Eugene Main Margaret Monahan Roberta Palmateer Helen Priehs 8