Alden High School - Redskin Yearbook (Alden, IA)

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TH! ARMW Le1t to Flbdt Bltelow, oh1rer, emp, 1l1er, N1 t r, Johnsor, 1e1son T e sen1or member on tne bo1ru 15 w 1 1 Atel, M has served cont1ruous1v slnce 19l8,exeeoL for owo ye rs Ar nlnter attendeu Tobln BUSl4QSb COll0L6 wn lorn Dooge and nas beer sucCesslu11V eng E d Ln bJSlU8SS nere sln e A C 1 er a gredqa of brlllell ln a pro 1 nent buslnessnan slnce 1919, .os serveo s Q member or e1Fht years,th1s bE1Ht 119 second fear ds presldent DT W A Johnson, a greoudte of .ornlngslde C llege ,rd tne 'edlcal College of tue Ur1vers t, of lo s elected to tne boaro 1D 19,9 n 1939, for t 1FS+ t e lr e nmstory of tne boaro, tio wo eh vere electeo, lr L F Sharar, Iowa State Tedeners' College nd 'r J xe p, Iowa btate College Mr G F Blgelon, treasurer, has served approxlmately ten yeels, and J P Ue1son nas com pleted e1ght years of servlce 5

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TH! MMU Educatlon 15 not a tasx, lt 1S a lifelong happlness, an ennobling lntimacy with great men, an unhurrled ex cursion into all realms of liveliness and wisdom A hun dred philosophers await us in the Country of the Mlnd a hundred poets sing there, a thousand artists carve and build and paint, statesmen hold quiet discourse on large affalrs, and saints speak a word for kindness What a gift it is, this heritage of mankind to men,this Eldora do opening 1ts gates and bidding us enter and possess! Will Durant 4 4. ir- ht l.,....' ' . Na . W-4' ,AsS ,-. ' 1 5 . U. , , k ' . ' , 'u? ,Q,'- a-Hl- '. - ' ' -'. ' . ..,- ..... . . - , .. , . ...nn

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ADMBNUSFEHTISQN +1- Clfde Jexse 3 a State e Cners Lolleie H r Unwversity of Ioza M DUDCI1n+9QGOHT ear is one of he greatest en 1 ll t. nz ive wa t3 nev 1 F3 N141 11m tt me tnror, txe wwr c Olltlk l e s LDL 1 1D 1 e stllve 11d b6CH1lCv E t e C41 1 rta1u iundaxental Cual1t1es of hunmn na Lure In the mlost of the Changes ln ua 1 1Cs K 1 1 1V rtue o 111, 1 1 TIL, IQCLDKI L. 1 LU THUG ls C 155 e 1 1 J C1959 t s one CHcl Ctezife students oi lden Hlgh C opl and d1reCt uf on the ro d to se urlty Ve Y eules I8 n ve to can uer, both ln ourselves azo 1n others whether or not Certaln huuan predlctions deverop a Corolng to prophecy as to where e W1 1 go or w1ere e are gorn if no of speclal lmoorterce to us, but lt 15 WF ortant that fcung peopWe today, W o 11 be the Cltlzens of tgmorrow Should glve some 11ter115ent attent lon t1 the s C a , ihy ica , nd 1n tellectual trends of the age 1n WH1LH they llve This ne are dO1Hg more and more as tlme goes on For th1S reason ours shotld be a brlghter and happler Outlo K from day to day J 4 Number indicated years teachung in Alden 6 hurl R Bradshaw Drane uuiverslty B A Prlnclpal The Vh1eL gf Lise raQL: une'r'1g- 'y on and two IQUJS g'y, 'iy f J. The Challenge tj 'ire C,'ay is im- iC f: by A sta e of Chw QC fh- - Q 1 out 1 N li. P ' ' ra, ,'I'L:aT. 're A be'.' re-Lui L, and ' all t Is, geo- -., 1 ' ' tt, f u' ' ' 'g'. 'laar Six: 'ttyl' QS u.g.,...'1,, Q11 QE L'.l .x ,I , 1 ,,- U . , f ' ' -, - Ll.e ..,1'.d, fl1Q xA f l'1.ieLs ei' H' 'si 1, , sail' :nC i are Y prime 4.rort- rnce. It bas been sa'd ,'ft n'.' ' C is hnading what to do, snill 1- nnow- ingd knrw to u 't, CI', y'l ' 'P 'C' n 11 L rx. Lag tk 'Tait C J to 5 h . C ' ' . a fx '4- C , f' 1 T. '1 r T ,,, ,e fn ,I - N P va HA 1 J . A. 1 1 . , is V .55,5gBL'y.- ,C if , vm.. ii V .Q - Q 1152-1,5 L' T 'a f 1 C ' I - Ia A' : - . I ' Q X C . ' ' VJ X l ' 'T w C i g s 't . .13 ' rl -'-11 1 ' ' f ' . ., .Y ,,.HAx , - l A L' l Q irl I' 5 bl C1 Y- - . C . X 1 C J . .