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CORRIDOR STAFF' Seated-I. Rcndall, Editor- Mr. Brqelowy Miss Tedcsco, M. Anderson, T. Lindquist, C. Oaksq W. Anderson. Standing- H. Callce, W. Brunsonp R. Woodardg R. Ralgy M. Roberts, Business Managerg A. Anderson, Assistant Editorg B. Huckelberyg P. Canaleyp D. Matlesony M. Ecclesp lvi. Allen: l. Andezsung C. Crandall, R. Crespy, Under the capable supervision of Mr. Clements, Mr. Bigelow, and Miss Tedesco, this group ol students has been working all year long to make this book possible. They all deserve to be congratulated on their fine Work. Special thanks go to Mr. Clements for his endless patience in giving advice and help, Terry Lindquist for all his time and Work spent on photography, and Melvin Roberts for directing the business department, even though he is a junior. 6X1 4
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IN MEMORIAM To the memory of Neil Sprague, who was taken from us by a tractor accident in the spring of 1945, the Class of 1949 wishes to pay this last glowing tribute. Although we were only in the 8th grade and still very young at the time, Neil had won a permanent place in the hearts of his classmates and innumerable friends. His cheerfulness, ability to get along with others, and his optimistic attitude, had already made him an outstanding and invaluable member of our class. We, of the Class of 1949, know that Divine Provi- dence will always shine His eternal light of peace and sanctitying grace upon so great an asset, not only to our class, but to the human race as a whole. Gerald Sanderson Neil Bryant Sprague P In the fall of 1947, another great trag- edy came upon the Class of l949, when Gerald Sanderson was called to a final resting place by an unfortunate rifle acci- dent. By his overflowing personality, Sandy had won his way into the hearts of his classmates and friends to a place that could never again be filled. His wil- lingness to serve at all times, his joyous spirit and laughter have been a source of inspiration to all who knew him. May the perpetual light of Our Saviour shine upon him and may his soul rest in eternal peace and happiness.
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