Tripoli High School - Echo Yearbook (Tripoli, WI)

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BQARD OF EDUCATIO John Hirvela, Carl Pokela, Norene Miller, Ronald Raleigh, Arthur Palmquist, William Sanderson, Ray westergren, Arthur Wakkinen. Message From Board of Education It is notable that our country possesses spectacular scenery, nu- merous libraries, and churches of all creeds. But it is far more noteworthy that an American can choose freely among these opportunities, for the joy of freedom inspires a beauty in the soul that far surpasses that of any writing or scene. --Selected-- Mrs. Allie Johnson, Secretary

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THEE H0 WITH THE PASSING OF TIME, THE ECHOES OF OUR SCHOOL LIFE WILL GROW FAINTER AND FAINTER, AND THEN DIE AWAY. GONE FOREVER WILL BE THE ROUTINE OF SCHOOL LIFE, THE FUN WE HAD, AND THE FRIENDS WE MADE. IT IS THE HOPE OF THE 1961 ECHO STAFF THAT, AS YOU GLANCE THROUGH THIS BOOK IN YEARS TO COME, YOU WILL RECAPTURE THOSE MOMENTS ---- AND THE ECHOES WILL BEGIN AGAIN. Published by Senior Class Tripoli High School I I Tripoli, Wisconsin

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Mrs. Marvene Bruner Stout State Junior Advisor Home Economics Citizenship FACULTY John Hirvela Superior State Eau Claire State Supervising Principal Social Problems Message From Principal rogress depends on the wisdom of the entire opulation No dictatorship, regardless of ts brilliance, can equal the combined mental esources of a well educated population in a ree society It is therefore lmportant that ducation include everyone Just as the best edicine of fifty years ago is no longer ade- uate, so educational procedure of fifty, or ven twenty years ago, is inadequate today. Ehe world is changing rapidly, and education must change with it. In the light of this, re need continually to re-evaluate and im- prove our educational program. We can never go back to the days of ngood old-fashionedu education. In a democracy such as ours, social J 5 0 I . . ' I 3 Q 1 L a 1 Gerald Kohn La Crosse State College U. S. History Physical Education Coach