Mondovi High School - Mirror Yearbook (Mondovi, WI)

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Douglas Solberg Editor-in Chief Marion Smith Co-Editor The Gay Nineties with its balloon sleeves, its bustles, and its hoop skirts are again brought to our minds as we look back to view the progress that has been made since those now far distant days. During this time many changes have taken place, both in our physical surroundings, and in our methods and facilities of education. In our Mirror we have tried to convey to you this progress in a pictorial manner, namely: by presenting to you a scene from each of the five dec- ades, scenes that were characteristic of that particular period, and are now tut highlights of the long ago.

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FOREWORD Distance lends enchantment. In years to come we know we shall look back upon our high school days as being gay, happy, and carefree. It is our hope that this volume will preserve these cherished memories for us. DEDICATION We, the classes of ‘59and‘40, dedicate this record of events, our Mirror to the parents and taxpayers through, whose efforts and sacrifices we were enabled to attend our fine new school, of Which we are so proud.

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MIRROR STAFF Top row: 2nd row: 3rd row: Bottom : SasoyetffveIyn°SchDltfla3 Solberg’ James Rockwell, Rowland Vincent, Russell Norman Grorud, Arvilla Strommen, Mary Bushey, Jeanne Smith, Marion Smith. Lorraine Jacobson, Roger Ottum, Reve Hoyt, Bud Witt, Miss Jensen June Ottum, Lorraine Parker, Myrna Nelson, Noreen Werlein. Frances Wilson. Top row; 2nd row; 3rd row; Bottom : BUSINESS STAFF OF MIRROR Bob Mickelson, Bud Owen, Rowland Vincent, John Dillon, Reid T erry Lucille ’Vend; A eenT 0b rt • Hoyt, Frances Wilson, Bob Trowbridge. Benloi tt5 dt' nlna Lockwoo 1. Gladys Smith, Helen HJeraboe, Evelyn Schultz Beulah Urnes3, Betty White, Orliene Elkington, Grace Deetz, Mrsf Pender.