Interstate 35 High School - Travelog Yearbook (Truro, IA)

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llinterstate School Board Mr. Dowe Loomis, Northeast District, Mr. Frank Barnard, Southeast Districtg Mr. Loren Kale, Southwest District, Mr. Dwight Downs, Northwest Districtg Mr. Rudolph Willis, Member-at-Largeg and Mrs. Charlotte Stickel, Secretary. Durin the second year of our reorganization, our school board has had ut one change. Mr. Rudolph Willis, employee of Chicago Natural Gas Company, was elected to fill the vacancywhichoccurred when Mr. C. J. Fitzgerald was transferred to Illinois. Mr. Loren Kale became the new board president. The school board has had a great many important decisions to make, and each member has given much of his time toward con- tinuing the smooth operation of our school. if u

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