Laingsburg High School - Looking Glass Yearbook (Laingsburg, MI)

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We are proud to be able to dedicate this year's Ar to a girl who in our estimation is worthy of much more what we say here. She is Theresa Lou McDonald, the twelve year ol daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James McDonald of Laingsbur Michigan. She was stricken with the dreaded polio dises August 16, 1949. Theresa was an active person who enjoyed piano playing and ice skating as a hobby. Her doctor has givei encouraging news for her recovery even though it will b gradual process. Tuesday, February 14, 1950, this day will be ver memorable to Theresa because that was the day she stai ed walking with braces and only one crutch. We, the members of the Laingsburg High School Journalism Class, feel confident that Theresa will make splendid recovery and that she will once again be a fami personage in the halls and classrooms of our school. Wi take it upon ourselves in behalf of the entire school to wi her every possible success in her gallant fight. THERESA LOU MCDONALD We are all pulling for you Theresa-- VUULr, Is , . 3 £) otyour C-AJ ft at J3cuJ fecftjLr JL OkOLu . -vojMolaJ. CU2faCt jl 7£ul( 4j2 sv lf3jZ isuQM .27 QM (PouJl ltd OL+ts ' , P iMjL 6

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STANDING: Left to Fight: Edward T. Hurst, Treasurer! Victor Brya, Secretary. SITTING: John Walters, Trustee; Dr. F. G. Alexander, President, Lyle O. Ginther, Trustee. LESLIE O. WESNEF Principal KEITH W. FEED Superintendent 8