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If Kmff U fllix-Q 19 31,-W 3325319810 SEARING ANDREWS LUNDIN WEYER YUKE1- WIGLEX' SMITH SCHMITT SANBORN QQEHUQE Bwmod SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS DR. J. W. ANDREWS, President MRS. B. D. SMITH, Vice-President MR, E. F. SEARING, Secretary MR. W. A. SANBORN, Treasurer DR. DR. C. N. WEYER Page Thirteen MR. J. W. SCHMITT MR. R. WIGLEY MR. ADOLPH LUNDIN FRANK YUKEL
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tlifry QQF B S X Q 1 - fl' .s as it N- . X 2.7 as t K X-N ss . - s is ea X- ss SSE? ,-- -- 3 offrf t L. R. Kresensky H. H. Eelkema Principal Superintendent Clllflliiieials VERY organization or business, professional or educational, must move forward. Our or- ganization is no exception to this rule and from time to time innovations have been intro- duced in order that everything may move along more advantageously, and to the greatest good of the largest number. For example, every student should havea part in some activity that he enjoys, Hence, since there are only a limited number of activities, no student should monopo- li7e these, and so each student is limited to Hfty extra-curricular points each year. 'l'he highest compliment that can be paid a student is to trust him. This is the theory of the honor study hall. Anyone who violates the privileges of this special study hall must bring a new petition to the study hall board in order to regain admittance. livery effort is made to the end that every student be given every reasonable and legitimate opportunity to make a passing grade. An earnest effort is made to discover the reason for every failure. The number of failures has been reduced from seven to four per cent. We have adopted the standard system of marking so a student coming to Mankato High School finds a system of marking similar to the one he left in his previous school. Likewise, a Mankato student going to another school Hnds there the same system. So we could go on mentioning our home rooms, the pass system, record enrollment, per- sonnel department, internal accounting system, and other things to show that Mankato High School aims to keep abreast of the times, to do a better job each year, and do it more eficiently. Page Fourteen
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