Central High School - Forx Yearbook (Grand Forks, ND)

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1 S GREAT DISTINCTION Marian Ware Abbott Leibel Bergman Ruth Hannah Brown George Blain George H. Carter Jerome J. Daly Charles Hubert Fee George Feinstein George Glenn Finlay Signa Flaat Mary Margaret French Glenna Maude Hagness Frances B. Kelly Frances P. Mandel Ruth E. Olson Muriel C. Ostrem Ardella H. Overacker Felicia Adeline Robson Richard Weeks Ross Ben William Sarver Charles H. Trace ,NK , DISTINCTION Kenneth Paul Bergquist Darrow E. Haagenson Myrtle Brooks Lorena Gertrude Lager Denice Jacqueline Burke Myrtle J. Lesman A. Bernice Cameron Orville Richard Lyons Mabel Vietta Clayton Isadore Mandel Paul Cohen Jane Louise McDonald Lilyan L. Crystal Rhea E. Nelson Ervin Dahlund John E. Ruud Gordon A. Erickson Richard C. St. John Mandel G. Grove Donald E. Squires These honors are based upon the averages of the four years' work in high school. They are the result of continu- ous labor in scholarship, and these names represent a cross- ' section of the typical students of our school. n li me ,,.6' lqtx - ' ' is 4 .Ilhy ,ifmxx 'YN ?? I Q Page Twenty

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JYA l GLENNA MAUDE HAGNESS GEORGE F1-:INSTEIN l'7ll1t?d1'Cf0l'lIlll Salufcztoriun Average for four years, 94.90 Average for four years, 94.38 OMING as the highest scholastic honors that the school can bestow on any two j students, the appointments as valedictorian and salutatorian of each graduating class represent the culmination of four years of work that is of the highest caliber. The distinction of having the highest average of the class is something to work for upon entering as a freshman, and it takes the unusual student to be the valedictorian or salutatorian of his class. It is indeed an honor. Sk Pk Bk VERY big undertaking needs a manager of highest authority to come to for the last word and final check for accuracy. To fill the position of Forx adviser is no task that can be taken lightly. It is work covering nearly a year in its length, work that extends to all types and variations of laborg from money problems to those of make-up, editing, and general literary style the troubles run continuously. The respon- Y sibility rests largely upon the adviser and to him come the criticisms of the hyper- critical. If 0 To E. W. Butler the Forx that will last as a memory If Nix Start' for 1930 wishes to ex- to them, though it soon will ,RQX tend sincere thanks for his be just another Forx to the , msg kindly guidance to a book Jrdinary reader. S . Sv 5 'r I If Q ' 'i ' ' ffflflfi'-'fiilli x .5 5 il., X9-L'-.-il , 'Qi fv,., -' x is Page Nineteen Q

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