Blair High School - Tattler Yearbook (Blair, NE)

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ML.. A- ' , v-P',t-i M , L .,-4 .' 'X 1 ' ,xxx M yjr. J 57 I ,. . w c C 'mic TAfl'TI'LllIll7L. NIL!-dy-J.fN4b'X1g:AfLJ'z'fQhf4Ys4rdfx,J Sifi-'Sub' ' 'S-5 xe5NQ lil. Hansen, Aronson, Hauling, Carmichael, .Iespersc-n, Campbell, Humpston, E. Jensen I, Hansen, Cappis, Christensen, Beck, C, Hansen, Il. Jensen, Davis A. Allen, Anderson, Caldwell, Brown, flosker, Arinstt-ad, Andre-asen Ainlrvastn M. Alltn, Ulasgowe, Flynn, Carlsim, Brunton. Dehrig THE IUNIOR CLASS Prcsiderzl . , , . . , . . , , . . . David Simonsen Vl'C6-Pl'C.S'l'dC'IZl . . . . . Margaret McQuarrie Secretary and Treasurer . Margaret Allen Sponsor .. l , Miss Hutchinson We -The juniors September, 1921, saw a hardy band of pilgrims embarking upon the great adventure of education. Some of these youthful pioneers were accompanied to the port of Miss Nell Ryan's room by doting mothers. Some few, like George Campbell, strolled up the gang plank alone. However that may be, we were off with no land in sight. Succeeding years saw us put in with Miss Larsen, Miss Miller, Miss Mc- Cormack, and Mrs. Huddelson. At the latter harbor our goodly crew was augmented by no less a charming personality than Lydia Newell. T11 F7717-,T i - sw 1,05 0 2 -Y -45's E-t1'1vN4::f'1Cr sc:-fx Twenty

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