Charles F Brush High School - HiLite Yearbook (Lyndhurst, OH)

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,we i524-e 'J' p Ummm! EHIND the smooth functioning of any performance there must always be the guidance of management and the toil of labor. Our principal, Robert A. Shupp. has furnished both on the Brush lligh Midway. Whether directing school business i11 his capacity as administrator. toting bricks for the erection of a youth canteen, or emerging, stained with ink, from somewhere deep within the maze of new printing equipment, Mr. Shupp has led by example. He has endeared him- self to all of us as an ever-willing fellow- worker, always ready to lend a husky shoulder to the project at hand. 5' encfenl' SUCCESSFUL Midway must con- tinually incorporate bigger and bet- ter attractions. Somewhere behind the scenes there is always an instigator, a man with ideas-someone to add to and revise the main acts 011 the program. Along our Midway, that man is Williaiii B. Edwards. As Superintendent of the South Euclid-Lyndhurst school system, Mr. Edwards has worked unceasingly to raise the standards of our rapidly-grow- ing school district. His ideas were prom- inent in formulating far-sighted school policies, in inaugurating the night recrea- tion program, and in furthering the long- awaited plans for a community branch of the Y.M.C.A. Ever-devising, ever- encouraging, his earnest efforts have won him the respect and admiration of every- one.

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