Minot High School - Searchlight Yearbook (Minot, ND)

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The CHALLENGE all M'll ll'illE TORCHN Principal J. H. COLTON To you ..... we throw the torch: Be yours to hold it high. From the immortal In Flanders Field comes this challenge, and with it a responsibility to members of Minot High School. Fifty years ago, the Minot schools were founded. For a half century the torch of responsibility and High School leadership has burned in this community. By it thousands have envisioned a bit more clearly their life patterns-have been able to make more nearly true eval- uations of life's offerings. It is appropriate that the year book for this half-cenftury mile- stone should choose the torch as at symbo-l. Tihe class of 1938 has worthily borne this beacon. In their hands it has been a light of leadership and guidance for other classes to follow. And now as they graduate, the torch is passed to others who must fill the ranks of the departing Sieniorsg therefore, this chal- lenge to hold it high -to keep aflame The Torch. This is the word that year by year, While in her place the school is set, Every one of her sons must hear, And none that hears it flare forget. This they all with a joyful mind Bear through life like a torch in flame, And, leaving, fling to the host behind 'Play up! play up! and play the garn,e'! iiiiTfTfi3 8' 5 E A E. G E L I 6

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Milwaukee Teachers College, MABEI. JANE ADAMS Carleton College. B. A. History The study of history helps us better to understand the pres- ent. ADELE M. ANDERSON Carleton College, B. A. English Words are the tools of thought. UQ MARGUERITE CRAIG Macalester College, B. A. Mathematics Senior Class Adviser 'Come, let us reason in '.he matter. 'KGfll'f'l'lIIIlt'Ilt by dictatorship .... will viewer be needed -in America so long as we have an intelligent, responsible citizevwy. Sueh citizenship is the great product of our schools-the 'rvczson why educatioii. is so im- pormut in. the United States. -Crxroliue S. Woodruff, president, NEA. J. R. DAY Jamestown College. A. B.. Uni- versity of North Dakota, M. A. English, Social Science Literary Adviser of Search- light Hobbies: Reading and Sports Stacie-ly's betterment is man's greatest aim. ELEANOR E. FORSEE Colorado College, A. B., Uni- versity of Colorado, University of Minnesota. U. S. History Hobbies: Stamp Collecting, Current Events, Speech Mak- ing, Playing a Violin. Lives of great men all re- mind us we can make our lives s lime. HARRY H. GOEHRING B. E., University of Wisconsin, M. Ph. , Biology. League Basketball, Track Coach Hobbies: S t a m p Collecting, Sports. Know something everybody doesn't know. ' uf df 9'3 ig? L I e s T Aww- Ga,-Y .L,,A if , 7' , 1 ' 4'- ,afilizfpd 9' J.' A L