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

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Miss Mertaugh, Mr. Aldrich, and Mrs. Ed- wards enjoy the parties. Aristotle ADMINISRATION FACULTY James Soraruf, Mr. Randall, and Sharon McGinley examine newspapers in third hour journalism.

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. Aldrich addresses parents at Open House. . ; “Ff; eae . — Mr. Lounsberry, like most Ypsi High teachers, makes good use of his treasured coffee hour. Mr. Bohn is constantly grad- ing physics tests. Many of our teachers are advisors of extracurricular activities. Here Miss Wagstaff has a committee meet- ing with Joan Bishop, Peggy Eller, and Joe Hoagbin.

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Board of EKdueation The Board of Education and superintendent are continually work- ing for the improvement of educational facilities in our city. They are making plans for new schools to offset increased enrollment. Renovation of present school buildings to keep them in good con- dition is also being done. The members of the Board of Education work long hours with no pay; their only reward is their satisfactionfrom knowing that stu- dents in Ypsilanti have the opportunity to get an even better edu- cation because of their efforts. Paul H. Emerich, Superintendent The school and community feel the loss of Mr. George B. Horning who passed away on March 17, 1965. Mr. Horning served as vice-president of the Board of Education from 1960-1961 and as president from 1961-1962. He served as a board member for six years. His desire was to im- prove the buildings as well as the instructional program for the students of the Ypsilanti School District. Vf wy —F : — ‘me ; a — ds Seated, left to right: Mr. George B. Horning, Dr. Paul He Emerich, Mr. Amos Washington. Standing: Mr. Austin Norton, Mr. John Nontonye, Mrs. Beth W. Milford, Mr. John C. Miller, Mr. Richard Roberts.