Big Lake High School - Laker Yearbook (Big Lake, MN)

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Mr. Lloyd Luukkonen Superintendent Merrily, Merrily Obey My Call So the inscription on the old school bell reads. The seniors of this year, as well as seniors from many years in the past have heard its familiar ring calling them to school for the day. However, as is the way for all things that have to bow to progress, the bell is now retired from service and is merely an ornament gracing the offices of the school. As the sen- iors prepare to venture forth after graduation, I sincerely hope that each and everyone of them will hear another bell that will guide them to success and happi- ness in whatever field they may choose. ADMINISTRA TION Mr. Richard Sriand Principal