Augusta High School - Memoria Yearbook (Augusta, MO)

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o I Our Cooks Mrs. Robert Buenemann, Mrs. Angus hl Our Janitor Mr. Berthold Fuhr,

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Deciicatiozn On February 14, 1953, St. Valen't.ine's Day, the Reorganized District of Augusta celebrated a momenteours occasion. This was the dedication of the auditorium, home economics room, and hot lunch room. The whole district was invited to attend as well as friends from the other districts. The festivities began with the President ofthe P. T. A., Werner C. Lowenhaupt, welcoming the audience of about four-hundred people. After the welcome we all sang, Hail, Hail The Gang's All Here , and School Days . Truly the gangs were all here to relive in memory the good old School Days. The dinner, which was prepared by a committee from all of the com- munity churches, was served by the high school students. Among the speakers were: Reverend .Albers from the Evangelical Church of Femme Osage, Reverend Gruen from Bethany of Schlures- burg, Reverend Miller from the Chr ist Lutheran Church of Augusta, Father Noelker from the Immaculate Conception Church, and Reverend Waidmann from Ebenezer of Augusta, Addresses were also given by the President ofthe Board of Education, Walter Oberdick, and P1'0f6SS01' John W. Conoyer, President of the St. Charles County Board of Edu- cation. Entertainment was provided by the school band and glee club under the direction of Miss Alita Schaaf, The evening was completed by dancing to the music of Frank Billings Orchestra, ,, 5 Y, 9 x V, uf,-'V vififsexbr, w A L S W 0 R T H uownpn-.4 A sauna by muswon-m anon-runs u..mm... us., u. s. A.

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