Blair High School - Tattler Yearbook (Blair, NE)

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tw is 1 W? N N I X EDJ X. ' 1 -. Dear Mr. Armer: Many students have passed through the portals of B.H.S. taking with them memories of classes and the teachings of their instructors. We have considered you to be one of the outstanding instructors of our school. Although sometimes when we may not have appeared to be too attentive, we realize that you have tried to teach us Government, Law, and Social Problems, along with neatness, power of concentration and cour- tesy. Outside of class, you have proved to be popular with the students of Blair High. For instance, your cooperation with after-hours work on tenn papers and the gatherings at your hometo meet the twelve o-clock deadline. For being our friend and helping us over our rough spots, we wish to express our appreciation by dedi- cating the 1959 TATTLER to you. With kindest regards, The Tattler Staff

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Administration ,fjifff W MR. B. E. KRANTZ MR. EARL PACE Superintendent P rincipal A man who, working with our school board, has maintained and strengthened the prestige and honor of this school which we proudly call OUR school. A man who deserved and received the respect and admiration of the entire student body. We'11 always remember his office with its cheerful mottos, showing the ease with which he handled his students. a MRS. DAVID BIDSTRUP Office Secretary She made qoinq to the Superintendent's office not half so bad.