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

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eil YVSI-VIXIT Twelve since 1921. He has been responsible for the the the the ARTHUR G. ERICKSON R. ERICKSON has served as Super- intendent of the Ypsilanti schools building of the new Prospect School, lVoodruff addition, the gymnasium, and Harriett Street school. This summer old Junior High building will be torn downg in its place will be erected another building-a continuation of our present Senior high. lt will contain a large. Well- equipped auditorium. lt is largely through Mr. liricksoifs efforts that this new building was made possible. The students of Ypsi- lanti High are justly proud of this Supert intendent who in eight years has accom- plished so much. Mr. Erickson is always looking ahead, he is always ready to work for usa-he believes in us and we believe in him. XYll.l.l.-XM M. LAND R. LAND has served as principal of Ypsilanti High School for two and a half years. Since his coming the school has prospered greatly. Not only has Mr. Land faithfully exe- cuted his required tasks, but he has gone further than that: he has kept the welfare of the students foremost in mind and has aided them wherever possible, thereby gain- ing the respect and admiration of all the students and faculty. He has so arranged the school year that every student is benefited and receives a maximum of training. His knowledge of the various branches of learning makes him a fine leader of young people, as well as a man admired by the whole community. The students of Ypsilanti High will long remember Mr. Land as a principal who has made possible for them innumerable benefits. ' e