Spring Hill High School - Bronco Yearbook (Spring Hill, KS)

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Dedication TO THE STUDENTS OF SPRING HILL RURAL HIGH SCHOOL Many long and late hours have been spent to make this the best year- book the Bronco has ever published. We hope you approve. Numerous events have been omitted either purposely or unintention- ally. Perhaps the photos and copy we Q have will help you remember the place where your teachers and parents struggled to educate you to be good citizens. May you be responsible, thinking citizens during your high school years so that you will be able to cope with the enormous problems which you will have to solve in life. With much affection, Mrs. Dorothy Hallmark, Advisor

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What Does The 0 jqcev Mean or You? th' lf:-Q: W. J. l-IAN, Principal Kansas State College of Pittsburgh If you were privileged to spend one hour in his office you would see the important role Mr. Han plays in school life. For our school without Mr. Han would be as a man without a backbone. Men behind the scenes here at school are the Board of Education. They are as follows: Robert Stone, Direc- torg Robert Creamer, Clerkg and Ed McNeal, Treasurer. A Indispensable is the adjective to de- scribe Mrs. Glenn Peer, School Sec- retary. Her duties range from fill- ing out simple passes to writing pay checks. Being seniors, we are becoming more aware of teachers and classmates, but no matter how long we travel the road of life, one person will stand out - the to whom we took our problems and and found a listening ear for both. one joys