Hampshire High School - Hi Lighter Yearbook (Hampshire, IL)

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A, Max L01 Supl? 1' 1111: Dorothy Higdent Trnan secr etar Y To The Class oi l955 e years ago l canoe to Hampshire as Superintendent oi ear that the rnernbers oi the V355 class the iir st grade. Only' seven oi the l work in the Hampshire rade school Twelv was that v ers in 'r schoo tended g ear -bv ols lt hool care ted thei thers at l or in n Scho . their sc comple veral o ' l Schoo e oi beg an 'ors began and However, se orneo Parochia s To me, on we 1-novecl seni Public Schools . ' t Charles Borr 'lure and succes . ' ces was when hornore vear . ve in the Sain schools . e have iaced tai 'siving experien 'ng oi your scp future as we ha 'ior the rural ther, w nd sati beginni ' cl in the feeling Toge ost eniovable a h school at the elv associate have a warm the rn new hig as clos l always into the We shall not be been in the past, but we shal Class oi l955. '

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O I As a means of expressing appreciation and gratitude the Class of 1955 dedicates this Hi- Lighter to our friend, Mr. A. Max Lollar, who has devoted his time and talents unselfishly. Mr. Lollar came from Carrier Mills, Illinois to serve Hampshire as Superintendent of Schools in 1943 when we began our formal education. Thank you, A, Max , for guiding the Hamp- shire schools and our class through twelve years of progress. 2

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