Gilbert High School - Tiger Yearbook (Gilbert, AZ)

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Award-winning speech A new beginning Junior Glenn Knauer School board presidenT addresses The crowd in a Myrna Sheppard accepTs moving speech wiTh his The ceremonial key To The award-winning speaking school from projecT sTyIe. archiTecTs Rob DieTz and Mr. A Hofmann. .. W ,. . ifff A1 me helm In appreciation Superimendenf Wqnef School board member Julia l Delecki and Principal Paul MCUGVG' VGCOQVWZGS The Husion lisTen inTenTly To The dediCGT6'Ci Service Of pfegemgiions during me projecT archiTecT Rob DieTz. ceremony. lllllil zilzl STUCISDT Life

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. Dedication of Campus .eginning The dedication of the new high schaat 9 CGm9Q5ry took DIGCSX onfftistiiirtifember 'l2.lilfI5fj was can evening at nostalgia for somep with many tang-time residents of Gilbert in occasion. Amongthe invited guesytsgltltglelrfey two graduatesgpto the classes ot?t948 and 1925. Current stu- dents were also on hand toyiew the the introduction of a time capsuie pro ,sect by Mrs Sharon Kiselyk Gtherswwho Etsiarticipated ceremony included student council members. tumor attegdence to witgyf nersssithfe histosricgis? P uefifiieiesion. i Campos was beauti-'fi tutty decorated with tteshftiowers and rg potted plants tor the Community leaders School board members Don Skousen, Norece Hatch and Sam Udall participate in the dedication ceremony. ceremomifslwhach in- cludedf by schooi i iiifdflmem- bers Myiria Shep- pard, Nagece Hatch, Julia McCleve, and Don Skousen, and sfeisfifi Kneuersfsne 9 1350585 of theiilpgas 5991- I MY? HOl'1Ofed QUGSIS 'l9'l8 Gilbert graduate Gertrude Cooper and John Freestone of the class of 1925 were the guests of honor at the ceremony. FUfUl'e leGdel'S Members ot the student council witness the historic ceremony which marked the beginning of a new era for Gilbert High. 20: School Dedication

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