Concordia High School - Hurkaru Yearbook (Concordia, KS)

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HTHECRDMSON YEAR BOOK 1907 CONCORDIA HIGII SCHOOL CIDNCCDRIHA. KANSAS

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THE CRINIISON A neview of the Concordia High School published yearly by THE CMRIMSON. Editor-in Chief - - - - ---- ROY E. ALLEN, '07 A-:snciate E litor ---- FLORENCE SAWHILL. '07 Sporting' Editor - - - - - JOHN ELDEN SAWHILL, '08 l JOSEPHENE MER RIFIELD, '07 l MA FGA PET STA CKHOUSE, '08 Local Department - it CARL RODGERS l WILBUR BETOURNAY Alumni - - . - - - - JULIA M. STONE, '88 I iterary Editor . . - --N- LUCILE BRA DFORD '07 Business Managers ----- - CLARENCE DAVIS, OS PRICE-Twenty tive cents a copy. ' CONCORDIA. KANSAS, APRIL. 1907 Our present school hoard has been most progressive. Under its management the high school has had the most successful year of its existence. The standard of the faculty has been raised and higher priced instructors have been engaged. The laboratory equipment for both botany and physics has been more than doubled and more is premised for next year. Our library has been increased by the pur- ch use of a twenty-one volume set of The New International Ency- clopedia and a new dictionary. We are very fortunate in having' such a liberal body. With this issue, the work of the present staff in founding' and keeping' up THE CRIMSON is completed. We wish to thank our local editors who have devoted a share of their time to THE CRIMSON and wiihf ut any reward in the way of lieing excused frm rn other literary work. We are grateful to all who have at any time contributed to o.1r pages and to the members of the faculty who have assisted us in correcting' and editing copy. And we would say to our successors that although the position will be no sinecure still the exper- ience ,qained and the satisfaction of having accomplished something' willnbe worth the time and effort they will have put into their work. THE EDITOR. The pages of THE CRIMSON which are devoted to advertising, should be as interesting and as much read as the literary and editorial pages. In our advertisements are found the names of peo- ple who have real interest in the high school,-not the kind of inter- est that shows itself only in talk, but the kind that really helps. It is apparent that the advantages of advertising in a school paper are doubtful. Therefore I ask our readers to patronize our advertisers and in return for their support to support them. THE BUSINESS MANAGER.