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Page 11 text:
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(Top) The main corridor in the west building, showing the offices on the left and the hall leading to the other buildings. (Center) The library and study hall in the east building, where sometime during the day every student prepares (?) his lessons. (Bottom) The interior of the gym, tak- en at a basketball game, showing the cheering section on the left and the stage on the right.
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THE GYM, the newest building on the campus, is the center of fun and frolic. Here we have the basketball games and other sports, the class plays, the Hallowe ' en festival, the music festivals, and the occasional speeches and movies. -6—
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Jjedi tic Lcauon WE, the Class of 1949, dedicate our annual to Mr. Francis E. May. For the past two years, Mr. May has been co-sponsor of our class. During that time he has been steadfast in his devotion to our class, and has gone all out to help us achieve our goals, both in curricular and extra-curricular activities. As director of the Junior and Senior plays, Mr. May was responsible for the enviable rocord our class has made in dramatics in oui com- munity. Finally, he has been responsible for many good social evenings among us — theatre parties, euchre games, and toboggan rides. For all these things he has won our confidence and re- spect. We sincerely wish him great success in his future. Francis E. May ■ ms g -r r A fP recLaiion tic WE, the Class of 1949, wish to take this opportunity to express to Mr. Verl Oberlin our appreciation for the many favors he has shown us during the past four years. To him we owe much of the success of our annual, for he has given much of his time and energy — perhaps at a sacrifice to himself — to take and print many of the pictures which ap- pear here. For that we are truly grateful. But, even more important than that, Mr. Oberlin has been a sincere friend to each of us, willing to help us when we needed advice or guidance. His understanding, sympathy, and cheerfulness have made our days in school much brighter. These qualities we shall al- ways remember. ' Verl Oberlin
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