Lutesville High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Lutesville, MO)

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Dedication to Miss Leota L, Long a teacher in Lutesville High School, whose never-failing interest in the prob- lems of the students has done so much to forward the progress of Lutesville High, and made possible the publication of the Cardinal; this volume of 1929 is respectfully dedicated. StJ .................................- ...................

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The CARDINAL 19 2 9 O BRING TO OUR MINDS, MEMORIES OF THE SCHOOL OF 1928-29, TO CREATE A GREATER AND BETTER SCHOOL SPIRIT IN THE COMMUNITY, HAS BEEN OUR PURPOSE IN PUBLISHING THE FIRST EDI- TION OF THE CARDINAL.” WE TRUST THAT IT WILL MERIT A PLACE IN THE HEARTS AND MINDS OF THE STUDENTS. IF, WHEN YOU LOOK UPON ITS PAGES, YOU WILL LIVE OVER THE SCHOOL DAYS OF 1928-29 AT L. H. S.. THE STAFF WILL FEEL GRATEFUL AND AMPLY RE- PAID FOR THEIR EFFORTS. WE HAVE TOILED AND LABORED DILIGENTLY TO PUT THIS EDITION OUT AND WE HOPE THAT WE HAVE STARTED A MEMORIAL, NOT FOR THE PRESENT, BUT FOR THE FUTURE.

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The School Our High School was built in 1924. It is of brick and the large windows add to its beauty. In the summer of 1928 a bond issue to build a Gymnasium was put before the Lutesville people. The issue carried almost unanimously, and the Gymnasium is almost completed at present. It is noted for its size and for its equipment and decorations. 4 'J U