Ely Memorial High School - Timberlane Yearbook (Ely, MN)

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Valedictory Another year at E.H.S. comes to an end. For us it is our last. These four years in high school can be described as both long and short. Our freshmen year was endlessly long. The days when we would become the proud upper- classmen seemed far in the future. But that day did come, sooner than we knew, and now we are about to graduate. This year has been regretfully short. Into these past four years have been packed many memories. There are certain outstanding events which we will always remember-our fresh- man assembly, the movie and dance we sponsored as sophomores, the suc- J6 ii cessful April in Paris prom, our homecoming, our class play. To each one of us, our high school years bring back certain personal memories, whether they be ioys or disappointments, new friendships won, or work well done. Our graduation is a memorable one in our lives. We are leaving pre- pared to achieve our goal in life. In passing, we would like to offer a bit of advice which we believe will make your remaining years in high school more profitable: Take advantage of all the many wonderful opportunities offered you in E.H.S. We think you will be much happier and wiser for it. r lviliplf ,W . .tl 0 , Our Guides D , ay jf Our Leaders ' 1 M l Elizabeth G'ervik, Regina Johnson, James Strang, Frank Wilson, George President, Jose h Zupancich, Treasurer, Kenneth Knapp, Secretary, Mar I D , I P Banovetz, Norma Gourley, John Peninger. ion Hendrickson, Vice-President, Keith Christian. Wk 3 , -...qttpnwf