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cflicjA School fyaoultij, Mr. Kuefler Superintendent. Miss Booren Mathematics, Activities. Miss Skog English. Latin, Library. Mr. Johnson I.iitory, Social Science. Mr. Plourde Principal. Biology, Ciiem- i - try. Physics. Mr. Wilson Agriculture, General Science. Mr. Dorgan Science. Miss Hi Id 'hi English, Activities. Mr. Phelps Music. Band. Chorus. Mr. Tuszka Commercia]. Miss Cole English. Miss Storms Geography. General Science, Social Science. Art. Mr. Benson Physical Education, Social Science. Coach. Mr. Evans Industrial Arts. Miss Wayne Physical Education, Mathematics. Miss Longar Home Economic?.
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GIqAA OjjjjiceJiA, NORMA HALVERSON . . . answers to “‘Nor’ . . . class president in freshman and seniors years . . play- ed in school band four vears . . . was in “Bells of Capis- trano” and ‘Where There’s a Will” . . • sar.g in chorus . . member of G. A. A. Breeze . . . Student Council . . . M. R. . . . Declama- tion 3 . . . homecoming at- tendant. OSBORNE BECKLUND . . . Valedictorian . . . better known as Ozzie . , . secretary of S. O. S. 3, pres- ident 4 . . . senior class vice president . . . was ill junior class play . . . declam. 3 . . . Breeze 3 . . . member of .yearbook staff . . . ar- dent basketball fan . . . played 3. 4 years . . . Latin club 3. WILBUR MATHESON . Bud was class treas- urer of the senior class . . . F. F. A. 3 - - - yearbook staff. Be+iioAA the Seniors, look with pleasure upon a happy past. Many of us have been together since the beginning of school in the first grade. We have welcomed the addition of new classmates as we have gone along until our class this year num- bers forty-three members. We have look- ed forward to graduation as a time of hap- piness forgetting the import of sadness in separation. There is a challenge to every student leav- ing school—that is to leave a mark in history and to be successful. The class of 1939 accepts this challenge knowing that ambition and pride will help them carry out this ideal.
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i-:-. fyoAew id . . . H-1 HE march of time has erased many worth- 1 while memories already in our young minds so the aim of the 1939 Forester is to bring forth the activities the Seniors have partici- pated in this year, their teachers and their schoolmates. We feel that after an elapse of time this book will bring back cherished memories of high school days.
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