New Hampton High School - Shadow Yearbook (New Hampton, IA)

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EI E C 1- L1 WVIVIVWIUU Svhahnxu llll P. C. LAPHAM Supgrlntendent M llllllllllli 1923 llllllllllll'

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DEDICATION We, the Senior Class of 1923, here- by dedicate this fourth volume of the Shadow to Mr. Lapham, our superin- tendent, teacher, and friend, as a slight token of our appreciation of his efforts in our behalf. Mr. Lapham has been fundamental in the life of our annual, both as origin- ator and patron of the custom of pub- lishing a yearbook for New Hampton High, and as advisor in compiling this volume of the Shadow . Mr. Lapham has been equally prom- inent in the actual life of the school during the span of years representing our High School Course. To us as a class he shall always be remembered as asymbol of our High School life, and to us as individuals he shall always be remembered as asympathetic counselor and friend. . 1 l xx

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