Gridley High School - Yellowjacket Yearbook (Gridley, KS)

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Administration THE CHALLENGE IS THERE In the futu.re you may reminisce about experiences and challenges faced in high school. You may question, Have I met my challenges and attained my goals? My message to you is this, You may not achieve all of your goals, most of us do not, but it is of utmost importance that you at- tempt to, accept the challenge of working toward your goals. Let the goals be reasonable and of your decision, not the choice of someone else, You have been and will be confronted with many challenges in the completion of your education. Make every effort to achieve your goals. The challenge is there, will you accept it? THIS DECISION WILL BE ONE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT THAT YOU WILL EVER MAKE! Raymond L. Schofield, Superintendent EDUCATION IS THE FRAME OF DEMOCRACY A good educational system is an asset to any community The Gridley School takes pride in presenting to the youth a qual- ity of education that will help youth in becoming worthy citizens in a free democracy, Each of you have been given a tool kit Qmind and handsj and have been taught how to use the kit. I-Iow will you use it? I hope, to build a better society for the future .... M. E. Cul- bertson, Principal SCHOOL BOARD Mrs. Doris Trostle, LeRoyg Mrs. Jane Mudge, Grid- leyg William Parmely, LeRoyg Sherman Houston, LeRoyg Arnold Kraft, President, Gridleyg Max Osborn, Gridleyg and Robert Varvel, LeRoy qnot picturedp. ,E E

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Mrs. Norman is a graduate of KSTC at Emporia, Kansas. She has a B.S. and M.S. in Business Education. She has taught at G. H. S. for 5 years. Through her leadership she has helped make our Yearbooks the greatest. GRIDLEY HIGH SCHOOL dedicates the 1973 Yellowjacket Yearbook to Mrs. Wolunitou Norman During the 1972-'73 school year, Mrs. Nor- man has been kept busy by sponsoring the An- nual as well as the Sophomore Class. She currently teaches all typing, bookkeeping, and office practice courses.

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