Braham High School - Echo Yearbook (Braham, MN)

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CLASS OF 1924 xniuzni--init 3 .101 wx 1 -1.-3 fini.101.-it-3..1--1.-an--gn.-no--up-iQ. 4,010.9-.3 1 RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION A valuable department of the school is the work accomplished by the efforts of the local church organizations. This department consists of seven classes in religious instruction, conducted both in the elementary grades and in the high school. Supervised study is given to each class dur- ing part of each recitation. The recitations vary from 55 minutes in the high school to 1l,Q hours in the elementary grades. Education of youth would be of little value today if the moral train- ing were omitted. The average number of homes have been found want- ing in this respect and the educational forces are realizing that something must be done in connection with the public school to train the child the essentials of correct living. Religious training causes the pupil to realize his obligation to his associates, raises his standard socially, and reminds him of his destiny. Our school has develcped a good reputation in the religious courses offered. The work has been ably directed the past year by Mrs. L. G. Ol- son, Rev. A. P. Lawrence and Rev. A. Sjoberg. Systematic study and advanced courses each year will popularize the department. ALUMNI SONG Braham High School, we will never find your equal: In our hours of sadness You'll bring joy and gladness, Alma Mater will be true To the dear old White and Blueg We will raise cur hats to you, Dear Braham High! CLASS OF 1923 Curtis Ostrom Alice Anderson Lucille Bashore Myrtle Edberg Ruth Grellson Alice Hesselroth Arthur Johnson Helen Swanson Dorothy Kraft Franklin Lundquist Louis Larson Verlie Mickelson Hazel Monson LeRoy Monson Kenneth Ostrom Leona Siewert Ruth Sundberg Frances Vitek Arnold Wistrom

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THE ADVANCE Modern civilization has not only gone forward since B. C., but the Twentieth Century A. D. finds the home a thing of beauty that was here- tofore unknown. Furniture that goes into the present day home bears a full share of the burden. A home can be marred or made with the selection of furniture that goes into it. A Not only is the home of to-day a more beautiful place, but it is much more comfortable. Things that were thought the ultra of comfort in the past, have been discarded. Only the best of the past has come down to to- day. Only the things that were most beautiful have been embodied in the modern word furniture, the kind that is carried in stock for you at the N. E. Anderson store at Braham. 3 1111 I1-190:91 --. -.1-qpngiguqm if-1--an up--1--it 11:71 1 1 1 Z 2 iq.-livin: THE BUSY HOUSE WIFE -who finds her time for marketing limited, will appreciate the Severin Mattson store. When she phones her order she may be sure that she will receive the same quality groceries she would choose were she sel- ecting them herself. She will not have to worry whether or not they will be delivered in time. The Pioneer store is dependable. When they say yes they will. Likewise you will find the Pioneer Store dependable in all lines of general merchandise. Since the establishment of our store 32 years ago, every effort has been made to continually develop every line of merchan- dise to a standard that we are all proud of. 3031-311 11 -1 .4-or --on oiuinxui ia 24 1411 is in 1:1-30301: ini in itil:--1:1