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FACULTY SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Harry E. Elden, Principal Richard E. Cary, Science and Civics Wesley A. Getman, Science and Coach Theodore R. Durgee, Mathematics Howard E. Murphy, Commercial Elsie B. Cussler, Mathematics Lenora Wormuth, History Nancy M. Lower, English and History Isabelle M. Pike, English Mae H. Goodlellow, Latin Estelle J. Griffith, Drawing Adella Wortman, French Martha E. Edwards, Commercial Mae E. Forrest, Physical Training Elizabeth M. Roth, Music Maud Steirly, Librarian Evalyn Mills, Home Economics Marion Kittell, Secretary Ethel Phoenix, Music JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Charles W. Baker, Principal Clarissa I. Coolidge, Biology Alta B. Olney Rhea Kittell Mae E. Reynolds L. Pearl Palmer J
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DEDICATION OF LYRE To Mrs. Cussler, we, the Senior Class of '34, dedicate this book, the Lyre, for her wonderful cooperation and help. Without her, the book would not have been possible. We are more than grateful.
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STAFF OF THE 1934 LYRE Barbara Gere.....................................Editor-in-Chief Martha Mercer...................................Assistant Editor Clifford Crego..............................Circulation Editor Robert Browning.............................Business Manager EDITORIAL Yes, we have reached itl Our Goal! Do not be mistaken though; it was not reached without struggle. Oh, you undergraduates, yes, even you grade-boys and girls, start now—don't wait; prepare yourselves for your graduation. When you have attained the heights we have, you will look back and see what you have done. Don't be disap- pointed; make the most of your wonderful opportunities; play, have a good time, but re- member your high school days are some of the best and most important of your lives. You are laying the foundation-build Onward and Upward . Keep that as your motto and remember, stick it out and you will have one of the greatest satisfactions of your life. Classmates, has it been worth it? There is just one answer— yes, a thousand times, yes . Keep up the grand work, Seniors of '34, remain eager and ready to accomplish any goal which you start after, just as you attained your present victory—graduation. Good Luck! The editorial staff of the Lyre wishes to express their appreciation of the work the fol- lowing students have done in typing material for the Lyre. Jane Spillett Bertene Kelley Marion Adsit Mildred Prior
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