Minot High School - Searchlight Yearbook (Minot, ND)

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Q2 MR. PAUL A. MILLER -Each year it seems the problems of living become more and more complicatedj Pioneer days may have had their hardships, but they also had their compensating simplicity. Today's world is marked by its own peculiar hardships plus a. complexity never dreamed about in the days gone by. The major purpose of school and of education should be to provide intelligent understanding of these problems of liv- ing and to help each individual make those adjustments that will bring satisfaction not only to himself but also to people generally. This may not be fully apparent to the stu- dent while he is in school. Let us hope, however, that further maturity and the reflection of later years will bring to each senior a realization that the activities set forth on these pages and that some of the lessons of school have made no small contribution toward achieving life's ultimate goal. PAUL A. MILLER s W MISS ELSIE THAL Searchlights are primarily picture stories of Minot high school year by year, The staff has had a great responsi- bility thrust on its shoulders and dependent upon the ac- ceptance of that responsibility is the success of the Search- light. So, too, is the success of any school year dependent upon the acceptance of many responsibilities by many people, teachers and students alike, At times students re- fuse to accept these responsibilities and as a consequence school dances become cancelled, student councils do not function, plays are not financially successful and our citizenship is questioned by others. Your principal from time to time makes decisions which in substance say, If you Want a dance, a student council, or a successful play, then work for it. Do not expect people to hand you these things on a silver platter. He does this because you are young adults and as such must learn to Work and assume the responsibilities necessary to the obtaining of the ob- jects of your desire. The United States is dependent upon its citizens accepting the responsibilities of citizenship. There is no better time than now in your own school. LLOYD H. KING MISS ERLYNE HANSON Page Six . LLOYD H. KING

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Mrs. Luverne Encheff -f- Colorado State College of Education-AB and AM. Mr. Norman H. Kirschbaum - BS in Education at Mankota, Minn.g Studied dramatics in New York and Holly- woodg Speech at Cathering Cutler Skids School of Speechg Pasadena Play House. Mrs, Maude Blaisdell ---M University of North Dakota-BAQ University of Wisconsin. Mr. Keenan H. Smith-Superior State College-BA. Mr. Alvin Unruh-Valley City State Teachers Collegeg Colorado State Col- lege of Education. Miss Lillian M. Wilson - MSTC '- BA7 Summer School at Denver Uni- versity. Mr. Arvel N. Graving--St. Olaf Col- lege-BAg Vandercook School of Mu- sic. Mr. Johan Johnson-MSTC-BS in Educationg Latin and Greek studies at Northwest Nazarene College. Mrs. Avice W. Hofto-DeKalb Illi- nois Normalg University of North Da- kota, l Paige Seven