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

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Managing Editor. Assistant Editor dpor os.......... At v. ........... Act Inis tration.. Sex i-.rs ....... The legend....... The Poem......... The Prophecy.... The Will......... Typists ......... Faculty Advisor. Dramatics....... Ripples.......... H -nors.......... Hus1c «•••••»••» • Class Play....... XYZ.............. THE STAFF ...........Elizabeth Julsrud .............Dorothy Severud ...............Byron Buross .............Dorothy Severud ..........Dorothy Kingsley ...........Dora Torgerson .............Dorothy Johnson ................Ruth Jaastad Verna James ..........-Elizabeth Julsrud .........Robert Habberstad ...............Senior Jirls ..........TJrsnle K. .Slehly .............Dorothy Severud .................Edna Kjos ...........Elizabeth Julsrud ...............Helen Isberg ..............Esther Bendel ...............Helen Fossum

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Oar Supt.g lir: Emson, go austere’, yet so bland’, A1A those who know hla admit he’s just grand, He's good at orating, superb v;ith a pen, You’ll find he’s your friend, ten tines out of ten. Then there’s Mra. Stehiy, our principal loyal She's never at rest, but always at toil. As principal, v;e’ 11 confess, s.he’s equalled by feu Although, as e teacher, she's very good, too. And ’’Sandy' is dashing, yet sometimes so stern, He likes to have fun, but he thinks we should learn To behave and oe quiet, cut down on the noise, And go to our classes like good girls and boys. Miss Siebert is skilled a.. curinary arts She finishes every j'ob that she ‘sfa’f'ts. The piano she plays with „the.greatest of ease In '’phi-ed1’ she’s like the man on'the flying trapeze. Miss Brohaugh works hard—you'll all well agree She speaks the king's English just perfectly. She's got us all singing—isn’t it grand? Her Glee Club’s as famous as Goli’s band. And Goli's theme song v;e all Icnow very well, We don’t like the piece, but we think he’s just swell. In his classes and at band his likable way Makes him just tops —that’s all we can say. Miss Lund the cheerful nay be new, but she’s good, She's be on willing to help whenever she could, 3..e’s one tnat will staw.a by , and her heart is of -.old, No kiddin- , Miss Lunu—you've got us all sola. There's Cochran, kin; of subtraction anc such, He's a pretty nice boy, and we liae him so tuch, With a song end. e grin, he’s always gay, So give hi.i a hanq because—he’s okay.'