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Beaver Island Grade and High School (1960 source record)

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Summary

The February 1960 Beaver Beacon identifies the island school in its honor-roll heading as Beaver Island Grade and High School. This source-qualified article records the school label used in that issue and its connection to the 1960 student-honor event.

Evidence and limits

The issue does not provide a formal institutional history, school-board record, building identity, or complete enrollment. The 1971 Community School event is linked as later school coverage, not as proof of uninterrupted institutional continuity.

Open questions

  • What were the school’s formal name, building, board, and enrollment records in 1960?

See also

Sources

  1. Beaver Beacon, February 1960, “Honor Roll.”
    Labels the printed honor-roll list “Beaver Island Grade and High School” and identifies the senior-class valedictorian and salutatorian. It does not provide a formal school name history, building record, board roster, or complete enrollment.
  2. Beaver Beacon, May 1960, “Graduates Celebrate.”
    Reports the April 28 junior-senior banquet, prom, planned class trip, and planned May 24 graduation at Holy Cross Church, listing six graduates. It does not provide the official roster or completion record.
  3. Beaver Beacon, December 1960, “School News” and “Honor Roll.”
    Reports the planned December 22 Christmas program at Holy Cross Hall, Emmett Martin's Clipper Ship drawing prize, and a grade-by-grade honor roll. It does not provide a formal school record, program, competition rules, attendance, or complete enrollment.
  4. Beaver Beacon, January 1961, “School News.”
    Reports three completed Christmas plays and carols by Beaver Island school children. It does not provide exact performance dates, a cast, attendance, or a surviving program.