Delano High School - Del Hite Yearbook (Delano, MN)

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jcfemsm .sz 79 O Oh how well I remember That one day last September The school busses made their familiar rounds And the noise in the hall, was of joyous sounds. School had gotten back in the swing With football, American Government, and everything. As the time and days flew by Winter and snow and cold drew nigh. Basketball season advanced game by game The scores from each were about the same Then finally Tournaments rolled around And people showed up from all over the town. After Basketball, it was more tests again In one day, I think we averaged ten That didn't last long though Because baseball spirit began to grow. Now that baseball is well under way It's the prom, which really is gay Gals in their formals, guys in their suits Food galore and music to boot. But now it's past, and graduation is near Pictures, announcements, and a little fear So ends the school year of 19.50 A wonderful year that has gone by swiftly. ll ' 1 ll, , f I S w if Q if V A 6 Join i I' V 'I F

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oafz of Education Standing--Mr. H. Levens, Treasurer, Dr. W. T. Greenfield, President, Mr. J. Holton, Member. Seated --Mrs. A. McEachern, Member, Mrs. P. Kruell, MRS. WIKEL -- Minneapolis, Minnesota An efficient and helpful principal is Mrs. Wi- kel. Besides her duties as principal Mrs. Wi- kel teaches senior high English, directs the junior class play and is advisor of the student council. Mrs. Wikel attended the College of St . Scholastica and Clerk, Mrs. G. Von Bank, Member. S MR. PARSONS -- Atwater, Minnesota U P Delano Public School is very fortunate to have an E aggressive, responsible superintendent such as R Mr. Parsons. Delano High School has made con- I siderable advancement under his skillful guid- N ance. Having received his B.E. degree from St. T Cloud Teachers College, he then attended the Uni- E versity of Colorado and the University of Minne- N sota, where he received his M.A. degree. Mr. D Parsons teaches economic geography and is ad- E visor to the senior class, besides his administra- N tive duties as superintendent. T P R I N C I P A L graduated from the Uni- versity of Minnesota.