Nooksack Valley High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Nooksack, WA)

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THEY TEACH THE 3 R'S . . . F. ROCKY KOLBERG Wn. Col. of Educ., BA.-Physical Educ., Art, History, Journalism-Booster, Football and Track Coach, Lettermen's Club. JOYCE ALBERT Univ. of Wash., B.A.-Home Economics, Related Science-Future Homemaker: of America. nz :af M I I f. if WH- -l. .N : '-if . 'S-A SIDNEY LAMBERT State Col, of Wn., B.A.-Science-Science Club, Ushers' Club, Freshman Class Ad visor. HARRY PULLEY Manchester College, N. Manchester lnd A.B.-Mathematics-Junior Class Advisor Mrs. Albert shows Mrs. Svidran what the girls, such as Lynn Johnson, have been doing in Home Eco- nomics Il. The guidance of these two teachers will be missed as they leave N.V.H.S.

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MANDEL HILDE, Principal Congratulations to the Class of '55! Now that you have completed your high school educa- tion, I offer my congratulations and very best wishes to each and every one of you I know that Nooksack Valley High School will always be proud that your names are listed among its graduates. Our hope is that this school has played an important part in preparing you for a fuller and better adult life. May your future be bright and successful with a life of happiness and satisfaction, I know that I speak for myself and the entire staff in offering you these wishes for the future. Sincerely, Mandel Hilde Principal 3 . A 1 GARLAND DUVALL, Superintendent Students of Nooksack Valley High School: When you care enough to send the very best is a well known advertising slogan, and such a slogan seems to have been adopted by the Nooksack Valley School District. The people in this community are building a new high school because they care enough that you have the very best opportunity for a good education. It is their wish that you have the best, and it is your obligation to see that you make the best of the opportunity you have, May you care enough to do your very best. Sincerely, Garland Duvall Superintendent PLANNING FOR NEW FURNITURE ix ll l . 5 I ,--

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PLUS MANY OTHER THINGS. Si, EDGAR STONEHOUSE ALVIN THORNTON Univ. of Wash., A.B.-SocialS1udies, Eng- Univ. of Wash., B.S.g And two years lish-Dramatics Club, Torch Club, Sopho- Grad. Work-Commercial-Business Club, more Class Advisor, Yearbook, Teacher Secretaries Club. sn, fi. 'GX BURTON WELLS THYRA SVIDRAN Pacific Lutheran., B,A.-Physical Education W. Wn. Col. of Educ., B.A.-Physical Edu- -Baskefball and Baseball Coach, Leher- cation-English, Library Girls' Club. men's Club. 1. I As our new school is ' X' P b e i n g consTrucTed, Th e - 3 b Science Club builds This j b replica of if. Here Mr. Lam- bert is inspecting The work of chief engineer, Ernie Hil- . ' debrand. , , l MANDEL HILDE, Principal Mayville Stale Teachers Col., Minot State Teachers Col., W. Wn. Col. of Educ., B.A., M,A.-Drivers Training-Student Council, Senior Class Advisor. VIRGIL BOWEN Brigham Young Univ., B.A.p Na1'I of Mexico-Spanish, English-Class Tumbling Club. 5 S Rx N 1 . wr? Univ Plays