Des Lacs Burlington High School - Laker Yearbook (Des Lacs, ND)

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'welllrounded edudation for DIZBHSL studentsean opportunity towleam nn 5. I Always, Hl'6HdYLtO lend aTl3and , Y Y Y S i k f'X. ' si !.xAVfv's,- 'IA I' Oll .if 4 Ak Mr. Gene Opland, his wife Marlene and their six children are residents of Des Lacs, Gene has demonstrated an interest in the education of young H people . As an avidjan of athletics, Gene has beeniconcemedividm a it the classroom accompanied by an opportunity to compete in athletics. Gene was quite instrumental in the acquisition of the lighs for the ,football field. A effort as a board member, Mr. Opland. The p 'su1denFSr?'?11idistriqiipimzronsllI fihank youkf for your dedicated iservice. A, ft!! Nh' ,Z 'vw W 1117 Mr. Gene Opland and his wife Marlene , - Z -' r ,A l i nfl-Q maya Nygald and hiswwife e 1 ' ' Martha farm near Burlington. As a teacher and the father of former 1 three children ,lloyd seryed as a lmoWledgeahleQl:oard nreinberr Lloyd gave many hours of his time to help maintain a strong school - district. Interested in the welfare of ggoung peoplehlloyd sought to jr provide strong educations for the students in the district. By using foresight, he attempted to avoid decisions which would weglxen tha. M , educational opportunitiesloi the ' youth. Your dedicaton to your job: was and is appreciated by those you represented and served. W Mr, Lloyd Nygard and his wife Martha lr a 3 n l Thefop1anafAmi1yaLrring are joyful C1-rrmmas seamen Gene Opland: recogmtlon for football field lights 4 K .ir