Merrill High School - Kemo Yearbook (Merrill, WI)

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1 C ,L qa,,x nfs 'J' I I X i f 1 71, 'y ff f v ,, 9 5 -F - rv! 5' ' w . 4, ffl The faculty of lVlerr1ll Senlor Hwh was composed of mam new faces thls year, but as we be came acqualnted w1th them, we reahzed that they too were a flrm part of the workmf' force that IS tI'3lI11flU us for thls ever advancmf' world Too often thelr efforts to VCIIVC us every heneflt that educatlon offers have gone unrecogmzed By puttmg forth an equal amount of effort and offermg our slncerest thanks, we can repay a portlon of the everlastmff debt that we owe to our faculty t l s . . . Y . - o . , , D z: o ' I . D l

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.4 R951 by Kemp S I 1 UK fem I I , . A T5 'LU EDITOR.IN.CHIEE , L A Av A I , - Bill Raudwer ' Jaw Q flkiw IPX L' 'gg by BUSINESS MANACER I VTR YK I ,QL - 34 f CF' Nlafvill LllPCh COX!! X Kay bf ' rv, I I LAYOUT EDITOR 0? .Rf ' If R , , 4 F7 I .I 4 yy I , Carol Schull 'U XQX ' Xrf X -3' , ', ll . , ' I ,- 1 -1 f CLASS LAYOUT EDITOR if , X5 if I ff J DOII Van Ert ,xl li Z' N X SPORTS EDITOR LLP V- fu l Q ITD L ' Bill Lamlurechl K. f 1 N If' I - AC! --fe ACTIVITIES EDITOR :T ,XL L I H R Sandra Nalzke N MQ- x jk, L all A 'bg X Ll' V in 7 ff! Bill Raudwer LW ' SUBSCMPTION MANAGER ' .Yxt Luellen Ciese-Cathy Clark X LOT INDEX EDITOR Bob Quail ' COPY EDITOR Edith Ru ch PICTURE LDITOR ,luclx Nllller PHOTOGRAPHY Daxe Polak Mike Vllilliam ARTIST Nlarun Ltech Donna Hall Koepke C Clark L Giese E Ru ch ROW THREE NI Utech B L8HllJI'CCl1l .l Pehlke B Raudmcr D Polak B Quail Not hown D Van Ert 1 Ti T ' S I Y QA . . . S ROW ONE, left to right? G. Scheppg S. Natzkcg C. Scllultg J, Miller. ROW TWO: G. Schimelpfenig, Advisorg D. Hallg V g . . g . 3 . S . : , . g . g . ' g . ' 4 . g ' . I' S : . .

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Aclmini f It is of prime importance that our schools pro- vide successful experiences for our youth, giving them the opportunity to develop to the maximum all the capabilities which they possess. In the chaotic world in which we find our- selves, a better type of education than ever before becomes increasingly necessary. We propose to continue the well-tried activities of our school, with constant evaluation, to the end that our students may b better fitted to meet the contemporary world I wi h to express my personal wishes to the class of 1960 as its members take their places as participants in this challen mp period Ellis Ex ans Principal Board L BAYER L LITKFY H SCHENZEL B ixorm