Stambaugh High School - Hilltopper Yearbook (Stambaugh, MI)

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ALGEBRA: Equations and formulasg a minus and a plus, Over these things why make such a fuss ? HISTORY: Peace and warg depression and inflation Oh what a struggle to form a nation! ENGLISH 11: Nouns and commasg paragraphs and themes, This is the work we do reams. ENGLISH 10: Not only letters, quizzes, and themes, Brave rolling words can release our dreams.

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Miss Ruth DuBois Robert Carlson, Joan Anderson, Caroline Hill, Cecilia Kovacich, Lucille Dawson, Reino Laitila, Rose Mongone, Marie Swenski, Jack Jacobson, Ginger Lantz, Molly Hayes, Beatrice Wales, Robert Sundelius, and Dino Pirolo. 10 Grant Gallup, King, Grace Betty Young, Hendrickson, S e r b i n s ki, Spicer, Flo Piekarski, L and Rosemary sw The third hour World Literature class Kenneth Gallup, Shirley Edward R u th r e n c e orraine Lee, Patsy Ann Das- cola, Ernestine Reid, Pokela . with the aid of Miss Ruth DuBois, the teacher and advisor, assumed the reponsibility of school annual as a class project. Many the free hours of work are represented in this year's annual. It was interesting work, and our One hope is that the students will enjoy having the annual as a permanent record of their school years.