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lioGAxl (U Sduoatlan Left to Right — Vincent, Neuberger, Masterson, Mailer Standing — Kingston, McDonald Seated — Puvlowski, Foster, Hurlbut, Lasecke Efficient organization and operation of a large school such as ours takes more time and effort than most of us realize. We are justly proud of the manner in which this high school is being operated. It has taken much effort and hard thinking on the part of the board of edu- cation to keep things as they are, and to give the students all the many opportunities for a thorough education. We have the board to thank for the wonderful building in which we have received three of the best years of our education. This year a change was made in the board organization. Whereas formerly there were 18 members, two from each ward, the board now consists of only 9 members, one from each ward. The new board has functioned very well thus far, and we are sure it will con- tinue to do so. We all owe our gratitude to the board of education for its endless efforts direct- ed in behalf of our welfare as a student body. Often we do not realize how much time a board member devotes to making our school the best. The members of this fine board of educa- tion are: I si ward . . . . . N. E. Masterson 2nd ward ..... F. A. Neuberqer 3rd ward Dr. W. P Mailer 4th ward ....... Leo Puvlowski 5th ward H. E. Foster 6th ward . . . K. E. Hurlburt 7th ward ....... F. G. Lasecke 8lh ward ....... Sam Kingston 9th ward ...... Robert S. MacDonald 17
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PAUL M. VINCENT A : ' y .f Sii42e UHie4iae4it SxS merribers of the Class of 1941, you are com- pleting your high school course at a time that is most critical in the history of the world and of the nation. The school has given opportunity for each of you to know something of the world in which you must live and work; opportunity to discover and develop your abilities, interest, skills, and ambitions; to equip yourself with a background and foundation of knowledge; to make lasting friendships; to make an intelligent choice of your future life work. What you do in the next few years is all important. Whether you continue in school or become employ- ed, we want you to know that each of us who has had some part in your high school training wishes for you a most successful, — happy and prosperous future. P. M. Vincent, Superintendent 18
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