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gg 7 JAM.-urz,-i Hiiai Scrnooi. GRADE ADVISERS Dear Graduates of june 1936: The four years we have worked together in solving the little l prohlems of school life, will soon seem far hehind to most of you, as you enter the deeper currents of a hroader life. Your eyes will he, and should he, forward, your mind on the future. Yet, do not altogether forget that the school has tried not only to equip you with facts hut also to huild your character. Think at times of the idealism of your teachers and advisers, and draw from it inspiration for your own efforts. It is young people like you, with idealism and enthusiasm, who are our hope for a hetter world. The world will he what you make it. Happiness and success! Sincerely, TVLXRIE FIYHRMANN. f To the Memhers of the Senior Class: Helping and serving you as Gradeffxdvisor for the past four years has heen a great pleasure and enjoyment for me. This work has given me many pleasant opportunities to know you laetter. In guiding you through your high school course we all have cooperated and worked together. Let us hope that this spirit of cooperation will he with you through life. This willingness to serve others will make your path through life more pleasant and enjoyahle. My hest wishes go out to you as you plan your new career. Sincerely, ALEX.-XNIDIiR C,-xao, Grade Advisor, Class june, 1936 To Graduates of hlune 1036: You leave with our congratulations and hest wishes. We shall miss you. Advice? Only this: Expect more of yourself than anyone else has any right to expect of you. Develop a sense of proportionf 'keeping first things first in all your future planning. May your success he real and satisfying. Witli sincere hest wishes, MABEL Louise BERNHARD. . SEVEN
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-lAlvl.XllI.'X I-limi Scziioul. EDITORS lixiri. BEUHER Fl.URENtili Cuniuw The editing of this Year Book has heen a distinct and gratifying pleasure to us lmtlm, The difhculties ut' this task have been much lightened hy the wholefhearted cuoperatioii of Mr, Williztiim Cross, the Year Bunk Staff, the Secretarial Staff, and the sound advice nl' Mr. Harold Brown. Tim them we give our thanks. To the Senior Class, we present this Year Book in the hope that they will long keep and enjoy it. The Editors. . . nine
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