Blair High School - Tattler Yearbook (Blair, NE)

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NON.-X MOSS, A.B. fC0llllll6l'i'i2ll3 Moruinfxside College. 1922 Grudllzltc- study, l'nivex'siIy of Colorado, 1927 .1 t1'ill'hl'l' whu's il fri:-nd to :all Tha- Sflllll'llfS in hvl' l'Ulll'Sl'Q H1-1' vfforts sm-4-ly forth must cull An 1-ffivivllt husinn-as l'ur1'1'. HAROLD PARK, A.B. lklzltllollxzltivs, Athletivsy UonnP. 15127 Slllllllltxl' C0lll'llil1g School, NO1'fllWQStQl'1l, ISHS 'l'lll'l'0 urn- nu-n who nw up! nt tha- lunnlling of figlll-4-wg He-l'r's mm tlmt's un zntlllvlv, hm. PERNA HIWITIIINSON, A.H. llmtiu and Euglishb l'11iv01'sily of Nelnwlskzl. 1511522 Gflldllillti study. IvlliVPI'SiIj' nt' Nebrzlsku. 1925 UI' Sfillllrl' not su vm-ry talll 'flurllgll no om- on-I' finds Iwr small: Slw rulvs hm' Lmin 4-lass with nliglll, Hvr English class is pun- tla-iiglli.

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,t .1 . Willis marie., - g - i ,--+V V i. ff.TI ' i 'W 'l' i' A I t -S: A ? 4' fi 1 ' F. E. FLACK, B.S. lPrincipal of Senior Highl Tarkio College, Tarkio. Mo., 1925 Graduate Study, University of Nebraska, 131343, '28 The beginning of tl1is school year brought with it Qllr. Flack as our new principal. He soon gained the respect and admiration of everyone with whom he came in contact. His winning personality and his inexhaustible good nature have endeared him to the members of the student body, not only as principal and teacher. but also as a friend and companion in their school life. In light of this years experience, we confidentially look to him to maintain tl1e spirit and ideals of our school in years to come, and to make it a bigger and bet- ter Blair High School. MARIE BOURKE tPrincipal of Junior Highj Peru State Teachers' College University of Nebraska Miss Bourke has had a most enviable record in the Blair Schools-loved, respected and admired by pupils, patrons and co-workers. For the past three years she has been principal of Junior High, and has achieved many noteworthy aims. She has proved an excellent teacher, having devoted her best and sincerest efforts toward impressing upon her pupils the essentials of character and good scholarship, She will not be with us next year, but it is certain that she has created in her pu- pils ideals and attitudes which will never he des- troycd. l'zl::c 'Fin . ,.,. ,.,,,..l .. - , e,-...., -.. . P- - l I i--- 1. V' 1 -. , , if 75,41 5 iii --vvww-1-'An -,N in- 1--,NM Md W A - ,,,, W Y ,,,,.. ,. -A,-A f,..'.A

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A i V. 1 1, 'x F 5 1' in tfcawfmrr,---N.-f1'f nr.: Page Four MILDRED BUSER, A. B. fEnglishb Morningside College, 1928 Graduate Study, l'nive1'sity of Colorado, 1927 Tuttle-r troubles. English classes, Busy days indeed she passes: Though of cares she knows no end, Sho finds time to he our frit-nd. LESTER BELFORD, A.B. fHisto1'yJ Wayne State Teachers' College, 1927 Lots of words at his disposal, Readily he makes proposals CID, His nu-thuds used in classes Rm'f'ly illlylllli' Slll'D2iSSOS. MARGARET KELLY 4No1'mal Trailiingl VVayne State Teac-liers' College. 1918 Sununei' study, University of Nebraska 1926, 1927 At hilllll' or in the vlassrooni Sh0's 1-vm-r the Sillll0, And all the Xornml 'I'raim-rs XYill 1-lwrisli hm' nznnv.