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

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Eff N552 Superintendent George A- M09 Much time and effort have been spent by the members of our Board of Education during our years at Gilbert High School in helping to make it possible for -us to attend wel1-equ1p- ped, modern schools- the pride of our com- munity. The Class of 1 9 4 8 expresses its gratitude to these school direct- DTS. 'I'he main spring in our timepiece is our superintendent, Mr. George A. Moe, who has spent eight years of his time maintaining high educa- tional standards in our school. Mr. Moe, who graduated from the Moorhead Teachers' College i n 1927, has a Bachelor of Science de- gree and Master of Science degree in administration and supervision. In passing, Mr. Moe leaves us these words of advice by Ralph Waldo Emerson, Do not say, an- other hour of life is gone, but I have LIVED ANOTHER HOUR. We, the class of 1948, express our thanks to Mr. Moe for the inter- est he has shown in our classes and extra.-curricular activities. 80-G!LCZOfg ' G. Moe, H. Holmes, M. Marolt, J. Ocepek, E. R. Isaacson, J. Moron, A Rankila.

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When a fellow needs a friend he can rely on an understanding at- titude from our principal, Mr. John Sekula. His friendly counsel and cheerful encouragement have made difficult situations tolerable. A man of action is our principal who works along with the students in all curricular and extra curricul- ar activities. His very presence in our midst gives a feeling of confid- ence and well being to all. Mr. Sekula has unceasingly at- tempted to make us aware of the necessity of working to our fullest capacity at all times, and has given us vocational guidance throughout our high school career. It is with grateful appreciation that we, the seniors, thank Mr. Sekula for his interest and friend- ship to the Class of 1948. Z N I MR. JOHN SEKULA C ,e Senior High Principal I- KW f.. .W ii Ko- ' - - L! is f V 1 -, . r ,ff if I gr! fl X, y 1 y pf y 1 , aff' MISS NELLE SI-IEAN Principal of Junior High Building ii Time has marched on, but the seniors can never forget the influ- ence of Miss Nelle Shean, our grade school principal and junior high school supervisor, who has helped to develop young minds to meet the great tasks which lie ahead. Her guidance and skill in forming our educational habits during these years have made her an outstanding figure in our school life. She has won recognition by her excellent work with the Safety Council, which she capably heads, and is the state president of the Association of Childhood Education. She also serves as president of the Range Kindergarten Primary Asso- ciation, a branch of that organiza- tion. Miss Shean has the qualities which assure her of a prominent place in the hearts of students and people of the community.