Algona High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Algona, IA)

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1 as 1 1' Mr. Cha11y's ready smile and helpful attitude do much the adjustment to junior high a pleasant one for new entn graders. With even a larger group of students, his work has increased, but he has taken it in stride. -,ff After three years as principal of Algona High School, Mr. Allen has proven himself to be a competent administrator, and in doing so has gained the respect of the Student body. We say, Congratulations on a job well done ! , and we hope that his future years may be as success- ful as this year. Our hats off to you, Mr. Chally . Laing looks on 41 SL'-P 'a

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Administration OTTO B. LAING, Superintendent PRINCIPALS: ELGIN ALLEN, Sr. High GLENN CHALLY, Jr. High MRS. MARGARET BERINGER, EI WALTER MCBRIDE, Elem. MRS. FERN STANTON, Elem. em. Alguna Qlummunitg Eiclyuul Biff-tvirt Pxlgxuna. llama Board of Education- JOHN HAYES, President ROBERT BLACK lACK LIMBAUGH RUSSELL MEDIN MRS. DOROTHY STEFFAN FRED A. DIEKMANN, Jr., DONALD H. KRAMER, Sec HA'I'l'IE WILSON, Elem. Supervisor 8' Business Assistant To the Class of 1963: May, 1963 You are now finishing the first lap in the course of a race that is probably the most exciting and challenging one in all the history of mankind - and we wish you well clear up to the finish. No previous class has faced a World of quite so many recent or impending changes and problems in a single life-time: astronauts and moon flights and the exploration of a world that Columbus didn't even dream aboutg biochemists and the search for the secrets of the origin of lifey birth con- trol and the threat of an overpopulated planet: race riots and the struggle for the universal rights of man: modern muckrakers such as Rachel Carson and the compulsion to know the truth about our ills: life and death struggle of Communism with Democracy, and many, many more, some of which would put Munchausen to shame. You are thrust into the middle of it, you and thousands of others in high schools all over our land. And those of us who, like Moses on Mount Nebo, will just get a glimpse of your promised land may perhaps be forgiven for a tinge of envy: yet we wish you Godspeed and a safe journey! Sincerely , . i. Y 0.5, ,F ' O.B. Laing k Xf- wxgw of' ,. - A ,.,,, . , .... 1:4 1 . ..

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SCHOOL BOARD Nm lL 7.1 SEATED, Left to Right: Mr. Black, Mrs. Steffan, President Hayes, Mr. Kramer. STANDING: Mr.Medin, Mr. Limbaugh, Superintendent Laing. FACULTY MRS. CHALLY S.U.l. Jr. High Reading MR. CI-IRISTIE Omaha U. Coach, Football, Basketball, Track Baseball MR. COLLIER Northwest Missouri State, I. S. U. Chemistry, Biology Conservation Club iw. N MR. CHIQUET S. C. I. Ir. High English Jr. High Reading Journalism Yearbook Adviser MRS. COLLLER Missouri U. Jr. High Home Ec. MISS COMFORT I. S. U. Lunchroorn Manager