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E 5 MR. IAMES H. ADAMSON Principal Principals Message THE YEAR 1953-54 IS GONE. We can re-live no part of it. The experiences oi that year are a part of us. We can remove none of them. The motto of our Senior Class. What We Do Today Is For Tomorrow, must apply to all oi us. We have the facilities lor doing those things today which will insure our success tomorrow. It is my sincere hope that all have found their time here interesting and profitable. Best wishes to all for continued suc- cess in the years to corne. I. H. ADAMSON Faculty MR. WILLIAM BIEDERMANN MRS. BARBRA EARDLEY American Problems Girls' P.E. and Health World History Biology
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