Moorhead High School - Cho Kio Yearbook (Moorhead, MN)

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This page is presented as a memo rual to our friend and classmate William H Auerswald Class of 58 With patience and courage he set for us an example which will revere his memory to us who kenw his determlna tion in the face of insurmountable odds The Lord is my shepherd I shall not want though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death I will fear no evil and I will dwell in the house of the Lord forever Psalms 23 WILLIAM H AUERSWALD 1940 1957 CLASS OF 58 We All Lost a Friend A shining example of courage and fortitude in the face of overwhelming and in surmountable obstacles passed from our midst with the untimely passing of William IBIIIJ Auerswald Bill s undeniable courage enabled him to set an example for us as he faced the inevitable with spirit and unselfish devotion which enabled hum to consider the problems His courage should be an inspiration to those who carry an and the attitude toward hardships which he possessed should be as a light to be followed and we should attempt to carry our small comparatively trivial burdens as bravely as he carried his great load We of the modern world lead a carefree life little knowing of the great struggle which many must put forth lust to exist Our little world is a complaining world in which the slightest inconvenience is taken as an insult to our superiority Sometimes it takes a member of the other world the hard cruel world of misfortune In which Bill lived to remove the complacency and egotnsm from those of us who do not suffer So Bill we of MHS thank you for the lift you and your spirit gave to us when we should have been cheering you Although earthly presence is over the effect of such valor remains immemorial GLENN KJOS Editors note We feel that this editorial written at the time of Balls death expresses our feelings sincerely and fully 6 . . , . . I . , . ll ' 1 I ll I Q O I . , . . of others and attempt to convince others that his tribulations were minor. I - 1 I I I I . I . . . ' I

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Members of the Board of Education are LEFT TO RIGHT Clifford Holmrast Mrs Rudolph Messner G R Jacobsen C R Frxdlund Henry Schroeder Joseph Mark Charles Stever and Superintendent Justin Swenson less efforts of the Board of Education On their shoulders rest the final decisions to the problems and questions daily encountered at MHS Their constant effort to make Moorhead Highs standards higher will be remembered for years to come by each one of us As the present students are replaced by new ones the school board will still be wait ing to help them as they did us We thank them tor their work behind the scenes 8 Co-operation, dependability, and fairness describe well the end-