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Page 15 text:
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Seated reading from lelt to right: Mr. Marlette, Mr. Thielking, Mrs. Brennen, Mrs. lack, Miss Rohr, Mrs. Skinner Mr. McAuliffe. Standing: Messrs. Chapman, Walz, Panion, Banks, Clark, Garrecht, Tresselt, Morton, Billings, Bird, Hoebel, Richel sen, Ripple, Van Haaren. 1 l Seated beginning at lett: Miss Traver, Miss Norris, Miss Allen, Mrs. Shalvey, Miss Sulkey, Miss Kamm, Mrs. Barnard, Miss Haroney. Miss Dggghge, Miss Phelps. Standing at left: Mr. Sharp, Mr. Stafford, Mr. lack, Mr. Lang, Mr. Crowie, Mr. Bacon. 11
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Page 14 text:
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It is only the ignorant who despise education. Before we continue with our book, let us pause to acknowledge our thanks to the members of the Board of Education, our Superintendent of Schools, our Deputy Superintendent in charge of Vocational Affairs, and the scores of citizens in our progressive city for their untiring efforts in our behalf. One of the major contributing factors toward the growth of Trott Voca- tional High School has been the ever present and ever stimulating interest and encouragement given to our school by these friends. We are grateful to them for their helpful guidance and considerate leadership. BOARD OF EDUCATION William L. Bliss, President A. Miles Arney, Vice-President William L. Hunt Harry W. Wright Cyrus B. Leypoldt William H. Colquhoun Harry L. Noyes Sigismund M. Lopacki Howard I. Stone Mrs. George Comstock Dr. Iames F. Taylor . . Superintendent of Schools William I. Small . . . . . . Deputy Superintendent 10
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Page 16 text:
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FAREWELL TO THE CLASS OF 1939 I find it difficult to say good-bye to the mem- bers of the class of 1939. You have become a part of the school and have played your part well. We will all miss you. It is my sincerest wish that every member of this class of 1939 find happiness in life and success in your chosen work. Sincerely, Earl P. Sharp To the class of 1939, I extend my best wishes for your success and happiness. You have been successful in your school work because you have had an objective. In taking your place in the school of life, have a definite aim, believe in the success of yourself, and work straight toward your goal. Sincerely, A. Z. Bacon 12
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