Minot High School - Searchlight Yearbook (Minot, ND)

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WWWWWW WWMWMWWWMWWW BEARUILXGIT Freshman Roll Abel, Golda Anderson, Mabel Avery, Kenneth Brown, Leah Berg, Ruth 4 Bornes, Irene Bratsburg, Harold Burke, Edith Bond, Minor Ballerud, Hazel Berg, Arnold Butler, George Bozinny, Frank Bakeman, Walter Boyko, John Bond, Silas Christenson, Roy Chatiield, Gertrude Corbett, John Chambers, Isobel Campin, Marian Coad, Nellie Curtis, Murel Conklin, Glen Craddock, Dorothy Chatfield, Miles Connors, Lewis Debolt, Ethel Davy, Gordon Deeter, Russell Dunnell, Irwin Doyle, Blanche Doebler, Doris Devnich, Henry Ellefson, Lavor Elliot, Shirley Ellison, Gail Erb, Joseph Engalls, Wanda Enders, Vincent Enders, Joseph Fedje, Sunva Feldman, Ruth Funke, Joe Fuller, Lee Fowler, Sarah Glasner, Arnold Gordon, Wellington Golberg. Olive Glaze, Fred Gagen, Stella Halla, Donald Hagenstein, Aloysius Hanson, Vernon Hanley, Cecelia Halvorson, Leon Hebert, Lucille Hanson, Helen Hartke, Roy Hagen, Thelma Hanson, Geline Hafer, Esther Hansell, Einer Heitman, Elden Hein, James Heggle, Alice Hecht, Doris Holmes, Helen Herbranson, Thalia Higgens, Raymond Holcomb, Eldred Holcomb, Evelyn Heltzel, Irene Huso, Lena Hovey, Elwyn Hathaway, Leroy Hendricks, Leona Iverson, Leon Johnson, Esther Johnston Ellsworth Johnson, Lyle Johnson, Leslie Johnson, Irene Johnson, Leo Johnson, Harriet Johnson, Ida Jones, Clarence Jones, Hazella Jones, Lucille Joyer, Boyd Joyer, Lloyd Jordan, Leila Jackson. Alma Kane, Francis Kermott, Henry Knutson. Hazel Kively, Dorothy Kunde, William Kunde. Mildred Wvle. Henry Klopf, Leo Laskowski, Robert 1923

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