Mount Baker High School - Mountaineer Yearbook (Deming, WA)

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eee ee % y . : 3 Se) ) To Miss Dorothy Massie, our former Science Teacher, who, last year left here to teach in the Philippine Islands, we dedicate this page. Her superior teaching and her sincerity will be re- membered for many years. Miss Massie resigned late in the spring of 1955 so this page becomes a belated honor in recognition of the many services she rendered to Mount Baker High School. Her interest in the Mission Fields was not new. When the opportunity came for her to serve as a teacher missionary she felt that it was a prayer answered. We wish her success. Page five

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ways in which to use the word: a party,S@ side, a flag, school colors, color in people, or descriptive ds in regard to events. It is accepted, as sunshine and shadow, and hee fail to appreciate the important part it plays in our lives. Here it will be impossible to show color—except in “darks and lights,” and “highlights’’—and these terms will be applied to events and people appearing in this book. So— we present to you the “color and highlights” of 1955-56. Aer every 3 ise hashes Bi ery Ee ‘ 3 Aah, see! s. spe PRES ae: % e+e —Beverly Orr Page four ; c ;

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