Galesburg Augusta High School - Rambler Yearbook (Galesburg, MI)

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To our class advisor, Mr. Charles Pearson. Superintendent of the Galesburg Public School, who through four long years has helped the class of 1928 plough through the until led field of edu¬ cation and who for three years has been our ad¬ visor, with whose help this first little volume has been published, we dedicate The G. H. S. Souve¬ nir, as an appreciation of his unfailing loyalty and never ending service.

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QtHMMtmiHHMMHMHMHMHIMIIIIHNIIMMmMIIIMIIMMtIlUtNttUIMtUlMliMMI ..[ 5 | FOREWORD As nearly as we can ascertain no An¬ nual has been published in the Galesburg High School since 1905. Therefore, we, the Senior Class of 1928 with the help of our class advisor, Mr. Pearson, have endeavored to take up the work where it was discontinued. And we hope that future Senior Classes will find it possible to make it a permanent activity of the school. ..

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HHMIHHlMIIIMMHINUIOMMlIMMMiNMHMHMHIMMMMIttMMIINIMUIIIIMIUNHdMj IKHMMMII WMWM X S ' GALESBURG HIGH SCHOOL Galesburg is very proud of its new high school building. On the first Moor is a gymnasium equipped with a stage. This room will seat approximately five hundred people for such.attractions as plays, operettas, lectures and commencement events. It furnishes a splendid basket ball and volley ball court. Boys and girls locker rooms are located in connection with the gymnasium. On the second Moor is an assembly hall with a seating capacity at present of one hundred fifty. The library is also in this room. I here are three class rooms, a teachers’ rest room and the superin¬ tendent s office in this new part. 1 he old building contains two more class rooms and four grade rooms. Our school is on the accredited list of the University of Michi¬ gan and a large percentage of its graduates attend that and other institutions of higher learning in the state. 0 0 lUHIMIIHtHtlilllllHItHNIHNHHIlHHMMMIIMHMlI a «