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Page 11 text:
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emonam We, the members of the Senior Class, dedicate this book to the memory of two of our former classmates who are no longer with us. Dennis Place was killed by an automobile on November 25, 1944. Robert Kessler gave his life for his country on April 23, 1945 when his ship, the U. S. S. P. E.-56, was lost. ROBERT KESSLER Entered service—December 18, 1944 Born—November 9, 1927 Killed—April 23, 1945 I ENNIS PLACE Killed in automobile accident r. rn—December 3, 1928 I lied—November 25, 1944 Flambeau — 7
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Page 10 text:
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1. Charles Pifer 2. Smitty and Tackle 3. Bette Morris and Mrs. Nolan 4. Glenda Sones, Red Eisman, and Inez Guiher 5. Jackie McIntosh 9. Dick, Smitty, Tackle, Cuzz, and Guy 6. Guy and Cuzz 10. Mr. Weaver and Loretta 7. Mr. Robinson 11. Bill and Mrs. Mackin 8. Joan Rafferty 12. Jim Watt, Bob Snedden, and Bill Hoover Flambeau — 6
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Page 12 text:
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Qntroch uceA Seated left to right. Fred Timlin, Charles Lines, secretary, ond Guy Hoover, president. Standing left to right. Paul Albert, treasurer, Howard Hess, Richard Fleck, ond W. D. Weaver, superintendent. The members of the Board of Education are elected by the voters of the township. The board is comprised of seven active citizens who are elected at large for a term of six years. Since 1911 at each of the first two municipal elections two members are elected to the board; every third year three school directors are elected. Each new director begins his term of office on the first Monday of December following his election. In case of death or the resignation of a member, the board appoints a new director who is to serve until the time of the following municipal election. These citizens are drawn from all stations of life to serve for the common good of the school system, without monetary reward. Each year presents many problems for the school board and the Superintendent. The school year 1945-1 946 has been no exception. The persistent and unrelenting efforts of the school directors to establish a broad educational program are certainly worthy of merit. Flambeau — 8
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