Grinnell High School - Grinnellian Yearbook (Grinnell, IA)

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Bvhrrattnn We, the Class of Nineteen Hundred and Twenty Eight, dedicate this book to those who are most fundamentally interested in our success and to whom we undoubtedly owe much for the us, our parents There are no words fitting to express our gratitude for the sacrifices which they have made in order that we may become successful itlzens of the world inspiration and advice which they have given to

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ifnrmunrh In this book we have endeavored to portray and represent the spzrzt of our hugh school, not as a motley group of zndlvlduals, but as a llvzng a few, but rather a palntmg of the attamments of all We have chosen for our theme Success which lS the alm and :deal of all people We hope that you may sense from the pages of this book a lzttle of that splrlt whzch we fund pre dominant ln Grinnell Hugh School unity not as a picture of the individual talents of

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ilu illvmnrmm Leola Wllllams Leola Wzlllams a member of the Class of Nzneteen Hundred and Twenty Ezght will always hold a place m our memory as a cheerful classmate and an unselflsh frlend Though she prwzlege to have known her - Mr John Saysell Mass Elizabeth Davzs Two of the people who have contrlbuted to the success of many of our classmates were Mzss Elizabeth Davis and Mr John Saysell both of whom passed away during the current school year They were true friends and advisers whose memory we wzll always cherish 3 W Q , W - . , . was with us but a short time, we count it a ' 9