Truman High School - Truhiscan Yearbook (Truman, MN)

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'17 W7 .,ff hx MISS MARION FITZLOFF MR DALE KNOLL fun1or Eng11sh Physlcal Edbcatlon L1bra Industr1a1 Arts Physrcal Educatxon ry Adv1ser Mankato State Teachers College B S Mankato State Teachers College, B S Grade Teachers M re teachers ' I Love to h1de zn the r desk drawers and chew on penc1ls and chalk if My M454-S From left to rrght Mxss Mavxs Lundxn, fxrst grade Mxss Celeste Txmm second grade Mxss Lavonne Lambert fxfth and sxxth grade Mlss Betty Mahler thxrd and fourth grade IO

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CLASS OFFICERS 30 Vice president Jim Poole president Betty Ann Wojahn secretary Dorothy Daniels, treasurer Merilyn Oliver Being this is the senior page and the right spot it is only fitting to express our views as seniors Perhaps the banquets the class plays the gaiety of club parties and all the athletic activities go into making a senior Maybe and it s all possible that the book of know ledge learned varies and is too small in some cases but we ve all gone through meeting and greeting our friends in school Where every day some story is being unfolded or made yet in its simple way it is passed on as just another school day Tears shed and gaiety as only high school can give you are everyday goings on in this turmoil of youth As we the seniors are at the stage where we re still high school kids and yet partly adults too, and expected to be both, our views are not too varied, actually. Should we try and give the under classmen advice, should we sing praises to our teachers, or what? Maybe the best idea is what comes the easiest and is by far the truest. Thank you all so very much, the underclassmen for letting us look down on you, the teachers for giving us something worthy of looking up to. This life as seniors and the memories of our senior year would be very dull without you both. Our only wish for the underclassmen is, take your steps in school and age in your stride, for someday, as strange as it seems, you'll come to the time when school isn't the same monotonous grind but your youthful memories wrapped up in one large package. Our thought for our teachers is: remain as you are because though you have seen us come and go and many shall take our place, no one shall take yours. From the Senior Class expressed only in words, we hope whoever reads this some day will mean and realize it as we do. 12 - L ,F . Q - - . . , ' 1 n g Q - , . . 1 , , ' ' ' l I I I I 0 1 . ' I 1 ' ' I I n I I 1 . . . , . . , - . . . , 1 . . . . . ' ' n I Q I 5 1 . . ' 1 . . . . . . 1 . , . . ' 1 1