Kimberly High School - Kimet Yearbook (Kimberly, WI)

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Page 4 DEDICATICDN Alter spending our first three years at Kimberly l-ligh, and seeing Miss l.epal4 in the halls and in our classes every day, she seemed to us, the class of '56, to be an indestructible institu- tion. Thats probably why it shocked everyone so much when they found out that she had been confined to a nearby sana- torium, a TB. victim. As the shoclc wore oil, we began thinlcing of all Miss Lepalc had done for us. The discussions in history, the smile always ready, the annual senior class play, all added up to happy re- membrances. To us, Miss Lepalc seems to be more of a Friend than a teacher. ln appreciation For all Miss Lepalc has done lor us, vve dedicate this year's Kimet to her, with our sincere wishes for a speedy recovery. Miss Grace Lepalc

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INTRODLICTIQN We would luke to take you pack wrth us through the flow of our tour yeam atKunpedytdlgh Vvetwantyou to be a part of thus How through th Fun the anxiety the whurlpools and the yyork VVe are golngto open the Hoodgates so that the Important events of our school years may How past your eyes We hope they vvrll amuse you and brrng oaclc the remembrances of a Wonderful perfect time at our School WVon tyou come aboard 7 Now then 1fMr Gerrutts vyrll be land enough to turn on the faucet we can get under way That first drop by the yyay rs yye ID our Freshrnan year 5 .,, f WL AED, .sv Q I will 11 ll Ll A fix, ' Ni? l Page 3 ' 1 A I . 4 I I A , i Q 2 I . I 4 I , ' E2 ga . X N xxx ' N X I 1 t ' M I V sjxnllw. I 'MN :ll 1 1:11 ' y'.Ll.- ,I ,fall j , H H .Jfz::wy4 If 1 ' . f A - . l xX I .... X 'M x X I 5,

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Left to Right: l'-larolcl Wentzel, Joseph Dupont, Dr. Ralph Gage SCI-ICDQI. BGARD This group ol leading citizens, the 'ifVlother Sea from which all good things flow, have, by their examples and positions, given us a ray of light to guide us through the storms and malte the very best ol what we do. lhey ably handle the business end ol our school and always have our wellare in mind. Without the aid ol the beacons from the Hlighthousen ol this Mother Seaf' our good ship ol lcnowledge would soon be sailing oil course into the coral reels. lhey have done their very best to promote the general wellare ol the students ol our school. If we only had the ability ol our drops, puddles, and streams, to talte the shape ol any container, we would choose to resemble these men. If it were possible to imitate them in every way, we could consider ourselves to be a success. We can try to pattern our lives alter them, lo all these men we can only say, 'ithanltsf' Seas of management Page 5