Ypsilanti High School - Ypsi Dixit Yearbook (Ypsilanti, MI)

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WALTER A. Editor. Hoyt b] Ypsi-Dixit Management. EDWARD N. PIERCE Business Manager. ’

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Editorial. The Chat management respectfully presents the seventh vol- ume of the ‘Dixit’ to the students and patrons of the Ypsilanti High School and hopes for its favorable reception. The progress of a school is shown in the most marked degree by the character of the annual which it publishes. The past year, with us, will go down into the annals of history as one distinguished for our vic- tories in oratory and in athletics. We can only hope that these triumphs will be balanced by our efforts with the “Ypsi-Dixit.” By publishing this book we have tried in a small way to record the achievements of the past year and to make our high school life more interesting and of greater value to all. The high school is the stepping stone from the grade to the University. Times have changed and the day of the self made man is past. In the twen- tieth century the ruling man will be the one who has had the high school and university training—without the former the lat- ter would be impossible. Let the student then grasp the situation and make the most of the many advantages which are within the reach of every young person. We extend our thanks to the teachers, students and adver- tisers for the faithful support which they have given in the pub- lication of this volume, and thus assure them that we have en- deavored to reach the cherished hope of making this book a source of pleasure and a fair representative of the Ypsilanti High Schocl.

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YPSILANTI HIGH SCHOOL. Board of Education. Hon. Epcar RExForpD, President. FE. D. Hotes, Secretary. WILLIAM CAMPBELL, Treasurer. 3 Joun C. B. ForsytHe. ENNIE B. KINNE. W. H. SWEET.