Wow! Mark that is really neat that you have Mrs. Paul’s scenes book with the
list of all of the graduates who were at the school from 1881 to 1995 I believe
that is what you said. I’m just curious though, how did you get a hold of that
book? That must make for some really interesting reading. And just think, you
have another link to the school that you will hold forever in your memory that
is so neat and to think that Mrs. Paul’s in touch that book with her own hands
how lucky are you! Really though I think that is pretty neat it would be kind
of fun to look back through the years at all of the people who had come who had
walk through those doors at the main building in the high school and the other
buildings as well and have walked across the stage to get their diplomas how
neat that must be. I know you will cherish that for a very long time. Peggy
Yats class of 70.
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On Sep 4, 2019, at 11:53 PM, Mark Martin <pencildrag@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I have Mrs. Polzien's book which lists MSB graduates from 1881 through 1981.
I was hoping to clear up his year of graduation, but I cannot find his name
in that book. I scanned this book several years ago so whether I missed a
page or perhaps some sort of scanning error, I'm not sure, all I can say is
that I now have the book in my BrailleSense allowing me to search in Braille,
and I did not find him. Does anybody know if Rex left MSB before graduation
which would explain him not being listed. I do have one source I can check
with to see If I can clear this up. I too remember seeing Rex with his young
family at the reunions. Noticing his birthday from his obituary surprised me,
as I never realized he was just one week younger than me.
Mark Martin, 73.
