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THE PRlNCIPAL'S MESSAGE Our annual is a reminder of the friends and events that filled our days at school. In coming years its pages will revive for us the people and ex- periences that make school days truly golden days. The important and lasting ejects of our schooling, however are not easily recorded on the pages of a yearbook. W'hat we ahsorh from classes, lessons, reading - how much we strengthen in doing our work well, in facing dijficult tasks with determination - how much we grow in dealing with others through our many daily contacts - the sum of these things measures the worth of our schooling. I trust that what you carry from Excelsior in your head and heart will he as valuable as the memories you carry in this hook.
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pri T BOARD OF TRUSTEES pam. MR. VENN FURGESON Clerk MRS. PHYLLIS AEGERTER For the financial angels of our production, the plot of the story had no beginning or end. The takes and retakes continued throughout the one hundred and seventy-seven days of the school year. Due to the efforts of these and others like them, the Pilot's story rolled on through both the good and the bad. Their advice and authority guided those who directed and performed. Each played an all-important role in the productions of The Excelsior Story. MR. RAYMOND F. HANSEN MR. HAROLD L. MacTAGGART President DR. CARL W. TAGUE
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a fig. 445 MISS LUCILE TOMBS Assistant Principal The men behind the scenes, as well as the actors on stage, have many important duties to perform to help make a performance run smoothly. Mr. Richard James, Dean of Boys, coun- seled and supervised the members of the Boys' League seeing that all of its activities came off as smoothly as any award-winning production. 'ifv MRS. HELEN BRYAN Dean of Girls With one hundred and one scenes to be shot on our production schedule our assistant principal, Miss Lucile Tombs, was kept con- stantly busy. She helped in the planning and directing of assemblies, activities, and many other events in which the members of Pilot- ville participated and also viewed. MR. RICHARD JAMES Dean of Boys During the year problems were bound to arise among the members of a cast as large as ours. Members of the Girls' league found Mrs. Helen Bryan, Dean of Girls, always will- ing to advise and to help with the many and varied problems which found their way into her office.
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