Grenora High School - Gopher Yearbook (Grenora, ND)

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The empty lockers in the new school seem to symbolize the new and challenging atmosphere that will await the students in the new building. instruction process, seems to open a new and modern era for those attending Grenora High 3

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ite ts . . . . . . the place in which we nave worked to- gether for the common goal--knowledge. As we recall and reflect upon our school days, we can see that although our environment may change with progress, it is the students, teachers, and parents themselves, who truly create the atmos- phere for achievement. It seems as though it were only a few short years ago when we used to look forward to a bed- time story and a chance to lick the cake bowl. But the years flew by and new things filled our desires. . . clothes, the use of the family car, dates, and money. Yes, and you, Mom and Dad, were the ones who always shared these little things with us. You laughed when we laughed; cried when we cried. You knew and understood that all these things were just a part of our growing stage. And so, Mom and Dad, we offer the 1968 annual in dedication to you, to express our ap- preciation for the memories of your trust, con- fidence, wisdom, understanding, friendship, and love you have given us through these years. The old school standing empty will leave with us mem- ories that we will long cherish. 2 The memoriam plaque donated by the Class of 1968 will enhance the sidewalk leading to the school for many years to come. The new school, shown in ii School.

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fh We, the entire body of Grenora High School, dedicate this annual in fond memory of John Nelson (1949-1967), son of Mr. and Mrs. Olaf Nelson of Grenora. John was an upperclassman whom we all loved and admired. We will cherish his memory now and forever. May God bless his memory.