Columbus High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Columbus, WI)

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LARSON, DAMLER, ALBRIGHT, EVANS, DUNN, KOCH BOARD OF EDUCATION In this atomic age and War-torn world in which we are living, education is more important today than ever. It is the endeavor of the Board of Education, in co-operation with our Superintend- ent, to provide the best training possi-ble for our young people that they may be better equipped to face the problems of the future. We hope the students will avail themselves of the opport- unities offered them and work in loyalty and co-operation with their instructors. W. J. Dunn President of the Board of Education MR. WIPPERMANN This is your first peace time annual since World War II. Curtailment of activities, due to the War, dence in your publication, but it is still remarkable how little the tremendous impact of war- affected the schools. Probably no group is better prepared to meet the many new problems which confront us in this post. war era than the schools. The chal- lenge is ours. E. G, Wippermann 7 may be somewhat in evi-

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FACULTY DOROTHY BURGDORFF Whitewater State Teacher's College Commerce Did you proof read your paper? JUANITA DAHL Stuart Institute Home Economics I remember the time when ----- ' CESARINE DEVINNEY Beloit College Mathematics Let's settle down AN SEL HOOK University of Colorado Industral Arts Clean up, boys BONNIE LUDWIG University of Wisconsin English and Geography Any questions? JAMES MOTL University of Wisconsin Agriculture Well, fellows, let's quiet down a bit ELIZABETH NELSON St. Olaf's College Music Letls see what you can do with that JAMES PAGE Platteville Teacher's College Social Studies My aching back' 8 !