Albert Lea High School - Tiger (Albert Lea, MN)

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SCHOOLMASTERS f x 1 X 7044 ' You listened to our theories And answered all our queries You showed us how to wire Door-bell eells in series. You instructed us in English, Algebra and typing: And all this time received from Us An z1t'c'retlited course in griping. :Xml though you swept the mist Away Front chemistry and history: l lear we tnust confess- 'l'o most, Physics was 21 mystery. You guided us and showed us How 'l'o read in l-'rench and milk a Cow: And though you got at little preaehy, Honest, pedagogues- We think you're peathy. -LINUX

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Sul I :ge John Halverson, superintentlent ol schools, hall the great responsibility ol' nianaging all school allairs and projects. Untler his guidance, students grew in knowledge as well as i11 l'rienclliness anal loyalty. Mr. Halverson tlitl his best to l1elp ntake every totlay a worthwhile lUlll0l'l'tlW. XX'hen UIIC enteretl school 1111til graduation, there was always a helping hantl and etieouragetnent. 'llhrough his llllllillllllg' I'aithlul- ness our heritage ol' culture grew rapidly. Forrest l,. XVilley, prinripal ol' tl1e senior high school, was kept husy helping tl1e students plan prtr grants which would he ol' henelit lor their vocation. During vacation as well as tluring the school year Mr. XVilley coultl he lountl planning schetlules for the next year. He taught the stutlent to take o11 respon- sibilities and helpetl l1i111 to learn l1ow to cooperate with the laeully antl l1is lellownien. Verinuntl Anclerseti, junior high principal, helpetl stutlents through vocational tests which aetetl as a hasis for subjects i11 the years ahead. ,L.,1i,m.,,dL.,,, ll. plum, l.h,lW,1,U,, Outside ol' school hours, Mr. .'xllClCl'SCIl took an ac- tive part i11 l'LlI'IllCl'lIlg activities ol' the Cedar Valley Area Council ol' tl1e Boy Scouts. UWM lfolrest Willey YL'l'lllllllll .xlltll'l'SL'll Senior High l'l'lIl1'lIJ1ll Iunior High l'l'lI1tllD1ll I0