L'Anse High School - Envoy Yearbook (L'Anse, MI)

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One thing we must never lose sight of in our lives is our association with a church, and a belief in a Supreme Being. This should be first and foremost in our minds. In this advanced age, in which two entirely different codes of living prevail, our faith and devotion are going to play increasingly important parts in deciding which of these codes will survive. We may not see the importance of this now, but in the future we will become aware of the vital role our religion plays. Since ours is a public school, open to all, we have students of many faiths. This is an excellent example of tolerance, where, not just one or two, but several different groups of people, can work and play together on an equal basis, with no existing prejudice. On the next pages, we will picture the various groups to which the students belong, giving ample proof that L'Anse High School has seen us develop SPIRITUALLY. —to—

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yyjethodiAt 1st Row: P. Carkeek, J. Carkeek, J. Sharp, G. Blom. 2nd Row: R. Miller, H. Blom, R. Sund- man, W. Parkila. 3rd Row: P. Parkila, P. Riopelle, F. Sebek, K. Stroube. 4th Row: M. Selden, D. Hill, R. Skuggen, T. Menge. 1st Row: R. Liimatainen, C. Lydman, V. Frosland, L. Mitchell. 2nd Row: S. Frosland, S. Frosland, J. Liimatainen, J. Erickson. 3rd Row: N. Stevens, A. Maki, K. Kristo. 4th Row: A. Holion, J. Stevens, E. Paquet, G. Gerard. —12—