Gilbert High School - Mi Kana Yearbook (Gilbert, MN)

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illiKANA 541 If Hanninen, Indihar, Domonoski, Aijala, Kraker, MacInnis, Saxine, Gilbert. Mi Kana Staff LN the ninth volume of the Mi aKana the staff has endeavored to show the increased C activities and advantages of our school. The class of 1930 is one of the largest and and best in the history of the school and it has been our aim to make our yearbook a. fitting memorial of the class. Anita Saxine ................ .... E ditor-in-chief Cecelia Domonoski .......... ............ A ssistant Editor Donald Kraker ..... .............. B usiness Manager Ernest Aijala .... ..... A ssistant Business Manager Peter Maclnnis .... ............... F eature Editor Albert Hanninen ..... .... S ports Editor Harvey Gilbert ..... ..... A rt Editor Julia Indihar ..... ..... S ecretary ms fl- 1 L, Li.-'Q fy 324-1-N.f 1- Q 'F ss :SE 2 f-3' :ff 'Z'- Z 1 Vxk f1v F g'1

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x ,f X 19 NB A A 3 FOREWDRD he 1930 Mi Kana is an expression of the thought, joy, and experience r Q that are a part of every student's ' high school career. The year 1929- 1930 will stand out in history as a great year in the development of aviation as it marked Count von Eckener's flight around the world in the Graf Zeppelin. just as man is succeeding in the great field of avi- ation, so are the students of Gilbert High School succeeding in overcoming the obs- tacles which block the trail which leads to success. The staff feels that this book has suc- ceeded in its purpose if it brings a thrill of expectation to the under-graduate, and priceless reminiscences to the alumnus. 7 :1 fi 'giisgl S-I3 3 ix 0 1515 f'Y'k nfs dvr

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1 MB ANA 30 .fa - pl . .- , . - W , ..,., .1 ., . . ,, . i -' 'L r . . ,. . . ,fi In Appreciation .J E, the members of the Mi Kmm staff. wish to express our sincere appreciation to the faculty members listed below for their aid in the publication of this volume of the Mi Kana. To Miss Eva Knuti for her conscientious efforts, patience, and willingness as adviser of the Mi Kaua staff. Her aid particularly in the taking of pictures and in the planning and carrying out of the theme of this year book has been indis- pensable. Through thick and thin in the battle of editing this year book, Miss Knuti has stood at the helm and guided the staff. Miss Knuti has been more than an adviser to the staff. She has been an under- standing and sympathetic friend to whom the students could take their problems and be assured of aid in solving them. To Miss Eleanor Mack much credit must be extended for the art work of this book. Under her supervision much artistical ability has been developed in students. She is ever on the alert for talent among students and has devoted herself unspar- ingly to them. Her sympathetic understanding and amiable disposition has won for her our deepest respect. To Mr. John L. Coleman, who has helped us untiringly in the publication of our annual. We were always sure to find him at his post ever ready with wise counsel. His sense of service and efficiency has served as an inspiring ideal. All FYNHA :vs