River Falls High School - Kinnick Yearbook (River Falls, WI)

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,MC-X ii -as V' THE DEANS Another year has rolled around and the e c l members of the Class of 1923 must bid fare- well to student days and enter upon the duties of their chosen profession. WVe, who remain to meet the oncoming classes, see you go with a pride that is nevertheless tinged with regret. Our pride comes in the knowledge that you have successfully met the standards that a l graduate of the River Falls Normal School , must attaing our regret that we must say goodbye to you who have been a part of the X . IE GIANQVQIUJ life of our great school for the past two Dmg, ,gf j,,?,,gBl2ffjg3. years. But it is a parting that is more fancied than real, for each of you will always be a member of that great body of alumni who constitute the far-flung outposts of your Alma Mater. We hope that you will continue to consider yourselves as active representatives of the Red and VVhiteg that you will return to renew old acquaintances at every opportunity, and we send with you our heartiest wishes for your future success. H. E. Hayward. X1 W ' rxgm -YYY A TRIIBUTE -,g'-Z'EZ:'I-i:'5Z?:.F- : T: - The prestige of any nation may be meas- ured by the spirit of its women' In such a way, may the prestige of any school be meas- ured. The spirit and high ideals of our wom- anhood in this school are things upon which we may reflect with pride. We believe that the inspirational force which brings to us such ideals, is the presence of our dean of women, Miss Hathorn. She has given to our women a deeper insight into the true value of service, and in this way has y won a place for herself in the hearts of all those with whom she has come in contact. Y The Staff. X. IRMA HATHORN M. A. Columbia University Dean of Women Page 28

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fffi'XXk f X to , , ..- AK,- f llllllllll lll llllllllllll llllllllllllll LEADERSHIP - The future leaders of America are today in the schools of the country. Two hundred and fifty thousand boys and girls will gradu- ate from o u r high schools, and fifty thousand m e n and women will g r a d u a t e from our normal schools and colleges in june, Iozg. With what-qualities of leadership will this army march forth? Lead- ership i m p li e s the superlative qualities of h o n e s t y, industry, loyalty, s y m p a t h y, kindness, cheerfulness, patience a n d t h e dignity of simplicity. J. I-I. AMES

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