Mineral Rural High School - Crusader Yearbook (West Mineral, KS)

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- I hgiclzoof .fdclminiafrafion if Secretary Miss Nora Margaret Bernardi Principal Mr. Jack Broadhurst It is a primary essential in the thinking and actions of our students, our faculty, and our school patrons to formulate a philo- sophy as to what constitutes a sound educational program. This school year of 1949-SO has been a milestone marking defin- ite progressive steps forward, where oy the school program is more itable for the individual needs of each student. The students su and faculty are greatly indebted to all of the school patrons who t 1 the s ecial bond made it possible by their financial suppor n p election, to redecorate and equip our present school plant. This action by such a large group of interested personsis an indication of trust and confidence which will undoubtedly lead to a stronger educational program for each and every student within our school district. K

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Ear 0 glclucafion xv:-....,,,-M JAMES GRANT JOHN SPRIGK-B G. A. JOHNSON Treasurer Clerk D3-I'9CtOI' In appreciation of the services rendered by this group of gentlemen,we the Senior Class do hereby dedicate the New Crus- ader of' 1950 to our Board of Education. Through their energetic planning and cooperation, we feel that our school has developed into a modern and up-to-date educational plant with a program worthy of community backing and respect. HS

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I .,..-.-.7-nf enior O hazard add a I W' If-,a,,....M f , 1 , ,,,-.4-Q I ,,..1...-.,-r ,NM rm,,,,,Mf,,,, mariwgai r A.,, WW 9 5 zrmwfwmg ry'?f 2 es WWMJ . . 3 f f e if 4 P l,,-.g wrt W ' W4 l' t ff e 5 , 'ws-r 5 1 e: if I Bill Thayer Gene Guison Jennie Hayden Robert Tarter v1ce'Pr99ident President Secretary Treasurer L , X 3 2 ' 'I' 0 e R 7 bf' 'Umler Cfaaa Wafeo When you come to the end of your high school days, you realize with a pang that soon it will all be over...the last football game you played for MRHS...how cute the Football Queen was when the captain kissed her...the Junior-Senior Banquet you worked so hard on so it wouldln Uthebest ever'.. the long hourscf pound1ng1he old typewr1ter...the bus trips to out-of-town-basketball-games...all your friends..yes,1t's almost time to say Wgoodby.' Your sun has almost set. Already it is waning ln the west. Before you lies the unkown fieldscfnysterious glory, yet to be explored. Behind you lie four of the most wonder- ful years of your life, moments you can never forget, images you will carry with you always. But there will always be high school. There will be more parties, games, and tests. It is up to those spirited under classmen to carry on what you so gallantly upheld for the past short while. In behalf of the Class of 1950, I extend to you fresh- men, sophomores, juniors...the torch of knowledge. Keep it always, lighting the dark abyses of the future with a glow that shall never fade. P.-...W