Ellendale High School - Redbird / Microphone Yearbook (Ellendale, ND)

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3Forewor6 book is our Mticrophone, through which we have at tempted to broadcast to the community tl)e spirit of our school. Ut is our desire to give ?ou a record of our growth and our achievements. $h 4tl we write “our,’’ we mean not onl? the present graduating class an6 student bod?, but the classes that have gone before who began the buil6ing spirit. iPe h ve tried to keep tl)e h’i3h ideals the? have handed down to us. Pe have attempted to build new things; we have sought new beginnings in new fields, e have given of our best efforts and have worked to the greatest of our ability. 2Vnd we hof £ ?ou will like our book. 1929 Ellendale High School Yearbook Coleman Museum, 2017

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Hfere’s to OurUftgl) School! Pitl)in ?our walls we’ve spent tl)e ?ears together, scaring work and tears and laughter, toiling all together. ou are dear to tt»e heart of eacl) of us, but as time goes on we ll look back on tl)e da?s and tl e ?ears tljat we’ve spent in your shelter, an6 tl)e memory of ?ou will be bellowed, (Tlasses come and go through ?our doors, and each class leaves will) ?ou a bit of its spirit, a part of its secrets, and a part of its sorrows and joys, 2 .nd ?ou stand there silently receiving and giving. ru1? ?ou are— sacred. — 3 — 1929 Ellendale High School Yearbook Coleman Museum, 2017

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Miss Minnie C. Onsrud 2)e6ication Z5o her who has given unselfishly of time and energy for the improvement of our hish school, and whose patience, loyalty, and ef- ficiency have been an inspiration to all those who have been privileged to Know h » we, the class of 1929, respectfully dedicate this annual. —5 — 1929 Ellendale High School Yearbook Coleman Museum, 2017