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

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Rushford High School, rs a progressive and growing educational institution, wishes to maintain its raoid advancement in future years. It is the aim of the 1°47 Valley Legend to offer a yearbook, which will be keot and cherished by e-ch student for years to come. The Valley Legend has attempted to synthesize every ohase of school activity in its rages; it hones to oresent an informal view of the various features of school life and become a living monument of Jhappy school days.

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 uyrx vb ■ v J? flUHL STAFF Editor-in-chief t, r-ov- Photographic Editor Reverlv Rendel Business Managers Production Manager.. LaVerne Howard Forword Phvllis Vi rock Dedication... cm Tur-ot- Appreciation Helen Tver ?nn Class History Activities Senior Bequests Class Poem. Senior Play Class Prophecy...... Juniors Sophomores Freshmen 7th Grade 8th Grade Honors Student Council F. A. A Declamation Ripples Football. Basketball Baseball.................................................Carmen Benson Band.....................................................Aljan Ness Mixed Chorus......................................... Phyllis L® Girl's Glee Club.....................................Delores Rasmussen Boy's Glee Club..........................................Shelby Westby Small Groups.............................................Phyllis Lea Music Contest........................................Delores Rasmussen Band Mothers.......................................Rosemary Steinbauer Mimeoscope...............................................Lila Jacobson Mimeograph.................................. Allan Ness, Paul Stevens Typists and Stencil Cutters.............Marion Buelow, Beverly Bendel, Audrey Dahl, Irene Grindland, Helen Iverson, Dorothy Kryzer, Alice Luhmann, Phyllis Lea, Eileen Marin, Ethel Sievers, Rosemaiy Steinbauer, Delores Rasmussen, and Phyllis Virook, Bill Turek dvisors.........................................Miss Sweeney, Mr.Salni

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We, the seniors of 1947, take great pride in dedicating our annual to Mrs. Cyrus Hatleli. In the fall of 1944, Mrs. Hatleli returned to her duties on the faculty of R. H. S. She has been a very influential personality in steering us to higher goals. As our English instructor, she has brought a hidden rare quality to all of our work, enabling us to better understand the detailed aspects of the great literary artists. In our grammar, too, we shall always be deeply indebted to Mrs. Hatleli. Furthermore, we shall never forget the indelible memories we experienced while working with her in the Senior Class Play, in our declamation work, and in the Christmas Programs. But wait! Before turning the page, we hope, in our postgraduate years, to follow her superb motto, Hitch your wagon to a star, and dont worry about the impossible!