D C Everest High School - Everette Yearbook (Schofield, WI)

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pTwwdug6wwtlwOQoLfatlwNew 'f'Transition is the keyword for Everest in '67. The strain for more room, better facilities, and new ideas is felt by all. A h , What used to be a small high school with big hopes, ideas, and dreams, is now a growing school fulfilling and surpass- r ing those very,goals. The student body is in a period of transition-yesterday's r students becoming tomorrow's leaders. The purpose of the 1967 Everette is to capture and reflect the mood of this rapidly changing period. It is our hope that we can show you the new things which have added to Everest as well as remind you of those old ideas which reflect the basis and tradition for this school. vj QWQAVGZC , 4 , . .Lg-LJLZ ,iigzgf gurl r MH ,T Narrow a aww, i V Wgm' jxgwgj ,Mb ' af ,yhwa jmwfiwff 4 ai.

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,. on Q l Wg q 1 W L . 'VJ' ,A o I l Y ov- s t t Q l J N 1 Q txtx , 'lan-get To a biologist who furthered scientific careers of students . . . M dawg I 1 To an advisor who contributes his time to various organizations . . . Tof ' To a teacher who understands students and is willing to help them at all times To a man who has devoted his skills to the well-being and growth of the senior class . . . Isbell, We Dedimto Wisdom and time are two of the world's most priceless commodities. To slow the tempo of life long enough to teach a skill or share an idea is to be truly unselfish. We, the Class of 1967, would like to dedicate our Everette to a man who has given of himself to make our class wealthy-Mr. Richard Ziebell. 4