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8 THE ADMINISTRATION, STAFF, AND STUDENTS WISH TO THANK DR. TOLLEFSON FOR HIS MANY YEARS OF SERVICE, SUPPORT, AND INTEREST IN OUR SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY. Dr. Tollefson moved to Wausa in 1954. He was appointed to the Board Jan. 17,1959 by County Super- intendents of Knox and Cedar Counties due to the reorganization of District 76-R. Dr. Tollefson was elected president at that time. During 1959 there was a bond levied in the amount of $314,000.00 for construc- tion of an elementary building and new office area in the existing school building. Dr. Tollefson served on the Board from 1959 to 1968 when he resigned due to health reasons. He was presi- dent all of those years. During that time of the Board, the bus barn was built, the present athletic field was constructed, an addition to the high school which in- cludes a library, music, science room, etc. was built. He was relected to the Board in 1975 to 1987 and was president 8 or those years. Dr. Tollefson has been interested in the students of Wausa High School, steering them toward higher education. For a number of years he sponsored a scholarship for a high school senior. Dr. Tollefson also supports all activities. Dr. Tollefson has been on the Board 22 years and presi- dent 18 years. Dr. Tollefson is past President of Nebraska Acade- my of Family Practice, has served many years on the Education Committee for the Academy, holds an Asso- ciate Professorship at the University of Nebraska Col- lege of Medicine due to his participation in the Precep- tor Program where medical students spent time in his office, and is a member of the Foundation Committee at Northeast Tech. Dr. Tollefson has also worked ac- tively in many community projects, securing a dentist for the community, and The Valley View Care Center. THT0LLIE
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comm Seniors ..... [Classes ..... f Faculty .... Organizations Athletics ... ['Activities . . . FRIENDSHIP If nobody smiled and nobody cheered. And nobody helped us along. If each, every minute, looked after himself. And the good things all went to the strong; If nobody cared just a little for you. And nobody thought about me; And we stood all alone in the battle of life; What a dreary old world it would be; Life is sweet just because of the friends we have made. And the things which in common we share. We want to live on, not becuase of ourselves. But because of the people who care; It's giving and doing for somebody else, On that all life's splendor depends And the joy of the world, when it's all added up. Is found in the making of freinds.
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