Grafton High School - Chatterbox Yearbook (Grafton, IA)

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DEDICATION We take great pleasure In dedicating this book to the new school district. »Ve are iappy that the students will be able to enjoy the new school addition, and receive the benefits made possible by the school reorganization. Our position is one of envy because we will not be able to enjoy these ben- efits,but we sincerely tope that there will be endless success and prosperity in the future years.

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Annual Staff INSIDE FACTS Every year there is a job for the senior class. What is it? The Annual. This year the staff consists of only two. It is a time consuming project, and usually its work progresses in a specified class. This year the leave of absence was from the English Literature Class. Each new staff is entirely unexperienced, which accounts for the errors which will be found in the annuals, and at the begin- ning of the journey, the road looks long, which tends to make one feel depressed about the whole thing But soon the work is begun Digging out all the old annual material that can be found, long days of soliciting from home merchants and neighboring towns, a hurried day of picture taking, and planning with unknown outcomes are but the beginning of the book's production. Every sheet must be layed out on a mat, exactly as it is to appear in the annual, to be photographed by the publishers. When the end is in sight, it is a memorable task accomplished. The staff wishes to thank everyone who has made this annual possible. Their advisors, Mr. I.ongenecker and Mr. Runyon, Marj- orie Bartz, who composed the Senior Class Frochecy, their parents who had patience with then when they came home tired and late after working, those that brought pictures for the picture pages, the courteous merchants, and everyone else who has contributed to its success. THIS PACE IS SPONSORED BY: REINDEL'S JEWELERY Expert Jewelery and Watch Repair Samsonite Luggage --- Manly, Towa