Orono High School - Spartan / Orion Yearbook (Long Lake, MN)

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...I The hardest working group of all. Left to right: Mr. KARL GARDNER, Mr. GRAYDON MC CULLY, Mr. CARLTON LYTLE, Mr. JOHN PILLSBURY JR., Mrs. CHARLES PIERSON, Mr. ERNEST NEDDERMEYER, and Mr. HAROLD ANDERSCN. Inset: Mrs. ROBBERT TALBERT. an ' ' Mr. Parker came to Orono os our principal in July, 1953. Since then we have seen him in action working in the interest of both students and school. His success in this can be based on his friendly, personal relationship with the students and faculty of Orono High School. ln addition to this, Mr. Parker' is an important connecting link with ourmcommunity, for he is an active participant in his church and the local Lions Club. He stresses public:-relatlonsas one h of the most important features succssstof Ct school. A ' L it W a .A fx- 1 4 --. .1 .: ,. I 3193- .f - ' ' - - . - ' - es, ss Q.,-5, - - . 1 X , . . L -'S,l.2jfl5Xf ..ew ,.ffQ.-.QS ., .....3.,,s.,,ts.t,g..,, fs, -.-. ,g.s-.sgxxi -ss cms. K 7 - if i xx lt i 'flilnclf-q9d.oQnsabls but above all, , . 'S -- --U--l-..lvzss-.--S--.--.fsfe s. M Ns.-11. s . . r s. fflvxwix is i 5 L ., i sQ':N'vt.t-.tztlffer-,ifls 51.11 -ef Q. is 1 ' X .. w ig: -,gf ice.. - .mf ,- ss s:1??f'f2'fw ss 2. -. is xi:s2EQ:ss5v.1t51i .vile .ze sg? x . . . f 1,T5TiRilSi?i5 . 5, .i't?'f1Lss lit -,slut V .ay I . -Q ,l Mr. ROBERT F. PARKER vfwiwt

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0602 aft s Q ,jf CARLTON W. LYTLE Where would we be without him? ,--fii'wi 1. .4 5. , - tif-its ., fs: r 'iii ' it - 'tiifsiivtitfigiiflgf ftlt it- Z 12 ff. Jiri . : iq fri-fr-fi-..g ,.ii,1,,,fepg7 Qgsifriit it T .itil is it sail-3 1 ig, is ,g,fi 253,wf,s.:E?QL,if 'SEZWI yi ' Wil 'i': , HilEi3i flair H ,gl , f A :VM rig., nag- Although being with us only six short years, Mr. Lytle has already secured for himself a fixed spot in the hearts of both teachers and students at Orono. His admirable capabilities as an administrator and his winning personality place him among the ranks of those to be held in highest esteem. Sincerity and seriousness are always present in Mr. Lytle's work. These qualities are best exemplified by the fact that during these years he has faithfully executed his many duties as superinten- dent of schools and member of the Board of Education. Constantly he is striving for the betterment of Orono. This, we believe, has been the primary concern underlying all of his efforts. Then too, Mr. Lytle's name will forever remain significant to all Orono graduates, for to them it will recall pleasant mem- ories of high school days. They will remember this man with the generally sober facial expression beaming with smiles of pride at Orono's showing at a football or basketball game, class plays, or any other school event. Truly we may say that Mr. Lytle serves the Orono district schools wisely and well-his discipline and understanding of school matters being accepted and re- spected by all.

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T t X X S 'ea 4' K, pf x OU' Ar. Li X.. if x ' s 5 5. ' ' - . .Al Mrs. ARLINE HARVEY Mrs. AVIS POGUE Always willing to lend cz help- New, butcopoble ond friendly ing hand. is sf 3 -f 1, K Mrs. RUTH NEDDERMEYER A million things to do, and ull done right. M 1 1 1 1 .2 XX-.fa Their faith in our learning ond their confidence in our resulting successes have mode them the back bone of our school and'the guiding hand of our activities.