Rice Lake High School - Aurora Yearbook (Rice Lake, WI)

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MISS FRITZ We, the graduating class of I953, wish to extend our sincere thanks and appreciation to our advisors, Miss Fritz and Mr. Cramer, for their guidance and assistance through our four years of high school. Also, we would like to thank Miss Foley and Miss Blom for the many hours they have spent advising us and working with us on the Annual . Without their assistance the publication of our Aurora would have been impossible. Ill HPPHECIHTIUH MISS BLOM MR CRAMER MISS FOLEY 4

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BUHHD UF EUUCHTIUH A I Hyllengren R Gerland J. Schellien, H. C. Ludvigson, D, Branham, R, O, Johnson, A. lngwell, J, W. Kobhska W H Dunn L Kmg, We, the Seniors of Rice Lake High School, wish to give special re- cognition to you, our Board of Education, by dedicating to you our i953 Aurora. We hope that this dedication will convey in part our appreciation for the generosity and interest you have shown us in your efforts to help us become better citizens. Through you we have had our school building improved and made a better place in which to work and study. We realize that the problems confronting you in the past have not been easy to solve, but we hope that with the advent of the new high school building, the problems may be made easier and with your continued help, plans may be made for the future welfare of the boys and girls. 3

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HDIHIHISTHHTIUH Congratulations to the Annual Staff for this fine book and For your choice of dedication, The Board of Education . We often speak of education for life, learning through life experiences, and of the public school's prime purpose of educating young people to go into com- munities to live and work as mature, active, helpful members of groups or committees. The School Board and my- selfare anxious that when you young men and women do leave our high school and become adult members of our com- munity, that you will contribute gener- ously to its betterment by planning and accomplishing good things, especially in helping to continue the development of good schools as one of the methods of improving our way of life. Louis M. King Superintendent of Schools .f f YVONNE W A laughing word, a gesture kind, we could not ask for more . is fill JOYCE Asina timepiece, it is accuracy and precision that count. To the graduating Seniors: We are proud of your accomplishments during your yearsin this school . You are to be congratulated upon meeting the stand- ards set For graduation. We hope each of you has achieved according to your abilities and desires. May the habits and routines which you have develop- ed, be those which will lead you to success. To the Underclassmen: Factsalone do not make up an education, but onl help to bui ld the framework upon which good reasoning and thinking can take place. School still exists only to help you make the most of your desires and abilities. Let's use it while you can. Willard l.. Swanson Principal of the High School