Luther L Wright High School - Hematite Yearbook (Ironwood, MI)

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Dedication — Miss Alma Nelson Miss Alma Nelson has held a secretarial position in the Ironwood Area School District throughout her entire career. Except for the first few years, during which she was employed as secretary to the principals of Newport School, the Junior High School, and Luther L, Wright High School, she has been employed as secretary to the Superintendent of Schools and the Board of Education. She pursues her tasks with thoroughness and with courtesy. In addition, Miss Nelson is interested in civic affairs and the well-being of the community. She serves the Salem Lutheran Church congregation as organist and occasionally accompanies the Luther L. Wright band and choir. She participates actively in the functions of the Business and Professional Women’s Club. She likes people and people like her. Therefore, because of her devoted efforts to our school and community, her cheerful willingness to help students, and her pleasing personality toward all people, we, the class of 1969, dedicate our yearbook to Miss Alma Nelson. 4

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Foreword We, the editors of the 1969 HEMATITE, have chosen Water” to symbolize our theme. The passage of water from a tiny stream to a river emptying into a vast ocean is comparable to the growthofan individual from childhood to maturity. Both can be at times turbulent or calm. Both can effect great changes or remain static. Both are fascinating to observe as they pursue their ways through or around obstacles. Both are inspiring to the beholder and to the partaker of life. If a student of Luther L. Wright, while paging through his yearbook, can retrace his footsteps with pleasure or can enjoy re-living experiences of his years at this high school, we shall feel that we have succeeded in capturing the significant and nostalgic memories worth recalling. We present to you the 1969 HEMATITE. Co-Editors, i 3

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