Huron High School - Tiger Yearbook (Huron, SD)

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Greetings to All Students of Huron High School: For more than fifty years Huron High School has been graduating class after class. These classes have set the example for those which follow. Our high school has changed from a very small high school with practically no electives, no extra- curricular activities and no social life to one in which we find a sufficient number of elective subjects and organizations so that students may choose the subjects and activities which will fit them best for their future life. May this year's graduating class set a sufficiently high standard for the classes which follow and may each and every individual within the class succeed and be an inspiration to the students who are in high school at the present time. O D Dunbar Principal Huron Senior High School 13 U D. Dunbar. S., A.

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AJLangLLB BS MA Super1ntendent of Huron City Schools To the 1940 Graduatmg Class It IS Wlth pleasure your Superintendent congratulates you ln thls proud period of your life But a short time ago completion cf a Hlgh School course was reserved to only the favored few Because of the changmg nature of the tlmes 1n whlch we One should become both trained and educated 1n H1gh School An educated mmd IS a luxury a trained rnmd is a necessity Blessed IS he who possesses both Continue gettmg an educatlon by all means if you can but recognize 1tS true purpose to lend v1s1on power and guldance to .1 m1nd t1a1ned to do one useful thing exceedingly well Andrew J Lang 12 l l . . . . .. . .. . . . I . y . I . live, a High School education is a necessity in life. . . M . ,, . . . 9 1 ' ' ' , ' N , - sr - , ,

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