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Jforetuorb May this little book, in coming vears, guide you often through the pathways of pleasant memories and keep before vou always the hopes and the ideals of your high school days! Thus it will fulfill its destiny. J J Marian Ranney
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JBebiration We, the Senior Class of 1935, gratefully dedi- cate this edition of The Fordian to Miss Ruth Ballagh, who has been our friend and helper not only in this enterprise but also in all our class activities of the past three years.
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FORDIAN Jfoi ian JBoarli Editor-in-Chief Albert Architzcl Associate Editors Lois Stephens Literary Board Ruth Butler, Chairman Lois Stephens Leslie Allen Sports Editor Alumni Editor Raymond Currier Elizabeth Parker Art Editor Faculty Advisor Photographic Editor Eleanor Parker Miss Ruth Ballagh John Haffey Business Board Catherine Whiting, Chairman Joseph Mazula Sue Crandall Helen Martin Lois Stephens Elizabeth Parker Raymond Currier June Vermilyea Advertising Board Robert Munro, Chairman Sue Crandall Eleanor Parker Henry Button Catherine Whiting June Vermilyea John Haffey Jkogreste In every line of endeavor, whether it be large or small, there is that group, who through all strife, endeavor to carry on a tradition which has been started by some former group. Every group has its own characteristics; and because of these characteristics, changes, even though they may be small, always occur. In this year’s annual, you will, therefore, find changes which I hope will both please and satisfy you, our subscribers. Progress is inevitable. This world has become civilized only because progress was made. Every field of work has grown because of progress. I. therefore, think that you will find that the changes in the 1935 Forpian really show that the Senior Class has made progress. The Senior Class wishes at this time to thank Miss Ranney, our principal, for the honest and faithful cooperation she has given us during our high school years. We also wish to thank the Board of PMucation and Mr. Roda for making it possible for us to acquire the education we have had, and also for allowing us the opportunity for learning cooperation, as we have in the publication of the Forpian. . Ai.bkrt Architzcl, Editor-m-Llucf tuT
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