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Contributed by Linda Evans Graham. Transcribed for IAGenWeb by Janelle Martin, May 2009

Kamrar High School

“The Sand Burr” Yearbook 1923

Administration

E.F. Snow, County Superintendent of Schools

Arminta B. Nere, Superintendent of Schools

Marilyn B. McMunn, Principal of High School

Lester C. Peyton, Assistant Principal of High School

1923 Seniors

Class Flower: Lily of the Valley

Class Motto: “Vincit, qui serprum vincet.”

Class Color: Brown and Gold

Class Officers:

Pearl Hemmen, President

Clarice Hassebrock, Vice-President

Mildred Seamands, Secretary & Treasurer

Gladys Nelson, Carolyn Gerber, Committee

Pearl Hemmen – Pearl has had the honor of being President of the class in its Senior year. A leader by nature, broad-minded and fearless in her stand for what she considers right, she has surely been a joy in the class.

Clarice Hassebrock- A student in every possible way. Such a pleasure to have her with us for four years. She has proved herself worthy of the positions of trust and honor bestowed upon her. She has been chosen as Salutatorian of her class.

Gladys Nelson- Has received all her education in the Kamrar Schools, having started here in the first grade. Upon her has been conferred the honor of representing her class as Valedictorian- her average for the four year’s course being the highest in class.

Carolyn Gerber- Both willing and efficient. She has served her class well in many ways during her four years with them. Respected by all, she has won an especially warm place in the hearts of the ones who know her best, through her unfailing fidelity to her friends and to her school.

Mildred Seamands- Mildred has held the office of class poet throughout her school course and is always in readiness to contribute a rhyme whenever needed. She is noted for her gentle, sympathetic disposition and her unfailing loyalty to her friends.

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