Adams High School - Argo Yearbook (Adams, MN)

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Then the centaur smoke. saying, HFor your sake I will rear and foster this chi1d.N Jason, already seated at a desk, looked up at the centaur. Now the teacher took Jason by the hand and told the mother that she would teach him to the best of her ab- lllty. fr d Us g , 1 I m 1 3 l K. KX Fei- K .fait I fjx gf X ,QQ ,ffl k . f lx-fi XXX' fy' f f 'ff' ' 'uh .1 I Q, ' 1 , ' ffff'sST3,,2fj24lid Adv 'LM' HIS was all before Mr. B. J. Huseby came to the Q throne as president of the board of educat1on--be- 'D ig fore the time of Mr. N.V. Torgerson, the clerk: Mr. 1 M Earl Tiegen, the treasurerg Mr. Boyum, Mr. Knutson, and Mr. Bergene. The beginning of all these hapnenings was in a small Minnesota town by the name of Adams. Adminis- Now there was a kind hard-working man who had tration for many years been the Janitor of the Argo and knew all the ways of the life therein, His name was Joe Adams. He always wore a friendly smile and welcomed the Argonauts as they entered.

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lil- P 'A' c 59 fi ,f l --hx ' X Sim ' 'ik MOTH R on a September morning came to the foot of Ava a twelve-year hill with a small child. When it was ig almost nine o'clock, she came to a school house X27 1 ?QL which was so silent that it seemed empty of all life. Trembllng with fear of what might come before her child, she softly opened the door of the first grade room. Then she waited. Around her were many-little desks: and in front of her were several large windows. Again she waited and then she saw coming toward her a strange teacher who was called the centaur. Knowing that the teacher would be a good influence Senior on her child, the mother stepped forward and said, Class History " I have come before thee and bid thee, if thou wilt, take this child, Jason, and guard and foster him. As he grows, instruct him with thy wisdom."

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