Galesburg High School - Reflector Yearbook (Galesburg, IL)

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M W iii? A Q? 55 21- K, 3.51: ir. 5 f f. P.. in rs. Cioire Chondier 14 B is tor Board n they A is tor ctioiiity, oitruisrn, oc i depict d triend, our Superintendent ot Schoois, Mr. Richdrd V. Lindsey. X-ie cdrne in the toit ot i938 to heod our educottiondi systern in Goiesburq. His tine persondiity ond cornpiete understondinq ot ony sit- udtion have won tor hirn ct worm pioce in our heorts. There ore two kinds ot peopie on eorth, i Ween, the peopie who hit dnd the peopie who Xeon. And surety there ore no better iiiters thon our Bodrd ot ' To those untirinq workers behind the the students ot t'on and in tur Educottion. ' ittie oppiouse, ' te. scenes who receive so i ' t wish to poy cr sincere tribu Goiesio urq trhqh Schoo Mr. I-X. Nystrom Mrs. Louise O'Connor Mr. G. Loiqren C. X. Lcxqerqren Mr. E. W. Mureen

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6 l-lis is the most difficult position of all. The task as educator and coun- selor for twelve hundred students re- quires wisdom, knowledge and a deep understanding, and merits all of our admiration and respect. This has been a successful year, Mr. Robertson, and we, the Senior class of l939, wish to thank you for all the help and consideration which you have shown us. Suzy and l were in a pensive mood, wondering, thinking, discussing. But there was one thing that we absolutely agreed upon and that was our ad- miration for two people who are just about as engrossed and entwined in Galesburg Senior High School as the very name itself, our deans, Miss Cox and Mr. Snyder. We truly found it quite impossible to discover anything they had not done for us, from skill- fully bandaging a wounded finger to helping us choose a vocation or plan an important speech, club party, meet- ing or banquet. lt is because of their guidance that we have Service League for the girls and the Forum, an organization for boys. All the student body can say is Thank you, deans. Miss Cox Mr. Snyd