Twin City High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Stanwood, WA)

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DAN HINDERMAN University of Washington B A Music MARIE JOHNSON Washington State College B S Univ ersity of Washington J Physical Education, Ir Business Training MARGARET KIRK Whitman, B,A, Math, Librarian ROY KIRK Whitman, B, A, Social Studies

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.AJ - 0 l f- CECIL E. Fiscn Superintendent Whitman, B.A.: U. of Idaho, M. S. To the Seniors of 1953: The room in which we stand at the middle of the twentieth century is so vast that its walls are beyond sight. Congratulations to you, and as you take your places in a world of ever-expanding opportunity, remember that those who remain at Twin City High School will always be interested in you and your achievements. Your record for accomplish- ment is good, and we know that you will add brilliantly to that record in the years ahead. Every success to each and every one of you. To the Class of 1953: For you this has been a busy and pleasant school year. You have participated in many activities and have had fun. Your scholastic achievements are good. You have laid a good foundation for your future. lt is my hope, that you may never forget your obligations and responsibilities as citizens of the great Democracy that has made this and other school years possible. Best wishes to each of you. Aucz M. DAVISON Vice-Principal JOHN E. CORBALLY. JR- f.1E:l.'-, Counselor' Principal, Chemistry Algebra U. of Wash. B. S., M.A. W.S.C. B.S. As another Cardinal Memories appears, we know that another school year has come to an end. In this annual, we can find words and pictures to help us relive this school year and the staff is to be congratulated for its work. A special word is due the class of 1953. Their high school days are now over and they will enter new fields. For most of them there will be many pleasant days. It is our hope that these days in Twin City High School have not only been pleasant, but will enable the class of 1953 to make a real contribution to the world. As we all look through these pages and our memories return, let us dedicate ourselves to make our memories of Twin City become realities of real usefulness.

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FRANCES MCCORMICK W, S, C, , B. A. Typing, Shorthand RAYMOND MAHNKEY W,S,C,,B,S,1n P.E,gB,Ed English, Coach ROBERT MOBLO W, W, C, E,. B, A, g Columbia, M, A, Instrumental Music vs'- MARIE NICK U, of Washington, B, A, Spanish, English HENRY NIEMEIER U, of North Dakota, B,S, Bookkeeping, Boy's P, E,. Cmch HENRY POLIS W, S,C,, B, S.: B, Ed, Agriculture O, L, RHINESMITH U, of Washington, B,S, g Oregon, M,S, Science, English, Latin U