Windom High School - Eagle Yearbook (Windom, MN)

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N THE MAD WHlRL of school activities, it is seldom we think that perhaps there was a time, when youth had no such school, no such opportunities. Letting our minds wander back over the history of the generation or two preceding ours we find the opportunities for schooling pitifully poor and inadequate: and We marvel to think that such a wonderful change could have taken place. To whom do we owe this better life of ours to-day, to one man, to one group? NO, the credit for this miraculous develf opment belongs to that huge bodv of people, Who settled, built and developed this great northwest of to-day, those hardy, farseeing and God-fearing pioneers, who left the comfort of their homes in the settled east, and by everlasting efforts against cruelly uneven odds, and unnumbered hardships, built this won- derful state and country we now live in. To these hardy people, to their vision, their ability, and their industry, We wish to give some credit by making the opening pages of this book a reminder so that its readers may be made to remember, that perhaps they are fortunate humans and do owe something to these pioneers. ,

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I II III IV V VI VII VIII 01' FACULTY, SENIOR . JUNIOR . SOPHOMORE FRESHIXIAN A'I'HI,ETIc:s ACTIVITIES FEATURES der of Books

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An Appreciation HE PUBL1CAT1oN OF THIS, the 1925 Cricket, is made possible not only by the com- bined efforts of the Staff, but by the co-oper- ation of many of those outside. To those and to everyone else who has helped to make this Cricket a reality we wish to express the sincerest thanks and appreciation. THE STAFF