Rushford High School - Valley Legend Yearbook (Rushford, MN)

Page 10 text:

Hi HI Hi in M It! i4i m ig Hi ■41 !4I ■41 It! 141 m 14| It! It! !t! M Itl HI HI HI Itl HI it! itl Hi fiti Hi HI HI in ■ |a it- Valley Legend Staff Managing Editor Associate Editor Business Manager Associate Business Manager Activities Editor Sports Editor Literary Editor Humor Editor Class Historian Typists Faculty Advisors James Engrav Helma Haugen Lyle Schoonover James Eggen Milford Sheldahl Theodore Roberton Axel Jaastad Pearl Bendel Archie Anderson Madeline Burke, Evelyn Severud, Helen Tracy Miss Turnacliff, Mr. Hedlund Senior Emblems Class Flower Tulip Class Color Black and Gold Class Motto “Finished—Yet Beginning” Acknowledgments THE STAFF of the Valley Legend wishes to express its gratitude to the following for their assistance in the preparation of this year-book: to the originator of the name “Valley Legend,” none other than Mr. Rohweder; to the contributors not on the staff, including Florence Johnson, Marjorie Ferguson, Evelyn Thompson, Francis McDonald, and Vernon Burke; to the advertisers for their generous cooperation in making this annual possible; to Mr. George Miles and his staff of printers, for friendly and hearty cooperation; to the faculty advisors, Mr. Hedlund and Miss Turnacliff, whose untiring efforts have helped make this book a success; and to the student body for their generous support of this first year book. in HI HI HI m In HI HI HI HI HI HI HI HI HI HI in PI iji in m m m m m m HI m m m m ■ ja in HI 1 Q Q 1 uiBiiiiBiiii«iiifiiii«iiiiainiBi»iiaiii|»infinf|ii!«nn«nn«nii«ii (PAOE SIX)

Page 9 text:

TABLE OF CONTENTS I. Faculty Page 7 II. Seniors Page 9 III. Classes Page 17 IV. Athletics Page 21 V. Activities Page 29 VI. Advertisements and Humor Page 39

Page 11 text:

SHOULD we forget our schoolday friends, Who’ve helped as in our past, Who’ve strived to teach that work is life And laziness outcast? Do we respect their patient work— Our minds enlightening— Of which there is no just reward But cruel criticizing? We can’t forget the ones whose work Has given our life its start; They’ve worked, they’ve slaved, and wept to teach The world, its ways, and arts. In highest respect are memories held Of you, our faculty; And held until our earthly end In sacred memory.