Dalton High School - Tiger Yearbook (Dalton, NE)

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Vfillrffif fi?sf:Z-11 :':'1Iii+lffS1fPf -'-' fr-'-1 tf?-13:9 ' -'Ziff PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE To the graduating seniors, who have reached a milestone in their if life, my best Wishes for a happy and prosperous future. You people will I be our leaders in every phase of T life. Your responsibilities will in- .: crease as time goes on and you must meet these responsibilities I J and carry them out to the best of ' your ehihty. N This yearbook represents many hours of hard Work and co- operation. I hope all of you who have the opportunity to further your education will take advantage of it, because education is a priceless item in our life today. Anything Worth doing is Worth doing Well. I hope you keep this thought in mind as you pass through these doors in- afge.e 142.2773 , N. v. 1 to the future. Best Wishes wmaea :.'7f5 T SUPERINTENDENTS MESSAGE As more progress and technical advance- ment is made in our civilization, it becomes increasingly difficult to give the people the proper education program. It becomes increas- ingly difficult to know What material should be taught and to convince young people the value of school. It is not easy to Watch a good student or any student for that matter, take the easiest courses and continually acquire low grades with- out saying something to them. Fortunately, We have not had too many students of this nature and this reflects upon the high morale and char- acter of the student body. Each year a school system is evaluated for its success. This years analysis is Very favorable to the Dalton students. It will be a challenge to the students of this school to face the world with confidence and a Well-rounded education. The supreme goal of the school district and the faculty is to prepare young people for the future by extending to them the opportunity to build confidence and to acquire an education. Their reward will be your success. It would like to take this opportunity to express my appreciation to the student body for their cooperation this past year and to Wish all of you much success and happiness. Sincerely yours, of Mr. Krause M A Q Superintendent .,,3..-last-gf-1 -'--- '1'1'Q,2f--. , vm :a'5,g,1.- -.5-1.3,-, , x-.FT-fc tklfftgflr 2 --'f.T- X5 f!1.a1 f'-if .-:Pay -.. ..c,f... t.-wg-4. fy-tit 1, :egg Q f,,.. 3--5 ' -2,24 ws. -av.--.f 'el-.-'F -ff: Quan Y' -, i,1:':s'2'-ff. .- ,.':f:t5.f.'fi-, c ,. 3,4 f :gf .JS 5 1 2-J. .. 5..--. Q ..:' 33.2, . ,ig 1 ' -'Vi-'fig T 3 .fl nt.. . ,. , Mr. W orth - - . f,-we:-..g.e J .g::'1'.PZ1f ' .a :-:marie--' G VK: ' ' 5 ,, gU :'f3'5': - o, . .. o-,. 'M ?. -If .'Q'?' 'Y f 1 P I'1l'lC1p3.l ,'m:.tE:KZ'5'. 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ADMINISTRAT ON! u

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RICHARD KRAUSE Superintendent Kearney St ate 1 JIM WORTH Industrial Arts Coach University of Nebr. HARLIN DORMANN Science Chadron State SHIRLEY ANDERSON Home Economics Oklahoma State FACULTY SHIRLEY CRUISE Business Education Chadron State LEE OSBORNE English Coach Kearney State CHARLES WOOLERY Math Chadron State MIRIAM FLORA Music Midland