Boone Valley High School - B Line Yearbook (Renwick, IA)

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TO THE MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1961: As you leave Boone Valley High School to take your place in society, I hope that you will use the various concepts that our school has entrusted to you. Each of you have cer- tain responsibilitiesg to uphold our excellent tradition of scholarshipg to become a good citizeng and to continue to develop yourself mentally, morally, and physically. It has been a privilege and a pleasure for me to work with you. I offer each of you my best wishes for a happy and useful future. TO THE MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1961: You are the most important person in the world, for what you do, what you think, and what you are will not only affect your life but will affect those about you. The great- est contribution that you can made to soci- ety is to be a citizen capable and willing to contribute to the welfare of that society. This requires that you develop your talents and abilities to their utmost. You have now completed one stage of the development process - high school. May God grant to each of you the deter- mination, perseverance, and opportunity to further develop your talents and abilities so that your contribution may be one of ever- lasting value. Congratulations and best wishes.

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MYRNA MILLS Marilyn was a member of St. Paul Luther- an Church, Luther League, and choir. Myrna was a member of the Evangelical United Brethren Church where she participated in choir, Youth Fellowship, and was a Sunday School and church organist. Each task which they undertook was completed to the best of their ability. There will always be a place in the sen- iors' hearts for the memories of these two girls.

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