Creston High School - Annual Yearbook (Creston, OH)

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The Canaan Township Board of Education TOP ROW-Arthur Mong, Viee-President: W. H. Peters. BOTTOM ROW-I. Y. Ltawton: Z. S. Miller, President: Robert Rugh. fNote-For unavoidable reasons the picture of Clerk W. K. Bechtel does not appear in the above group. ln the Hllt'l'l'SSfIli 53QllifiZlllf'l' ot' tllly grezlt enterprise there ll1llSl illXVElj'S be the wise. Silllil group ot' l1l2lSlPl' mimls. who, being S0l'llPVKllill reiml-fell from the ilin ot' llvtivities, ill'0 llllilx to View lllilllQl'S eritiezllly: to t'lN'tilI!'ilQ0 some alrtivities Zllltl to vlirtzlil others: to lletermine polieiesg to see witll nm'lomlecl vision the Lftlill towzlrll whirh the enter- prise shonhl move :tml tlieli to :list-over the wzlys illlll 111021118 of !'0illlZlllf-I this goal. This is no less ll'Il0 ot' the stllpemloils business ot' Otlllvillillll lllilll ot' :lily other tJl'i.fillllZf'll soeizll et't'ort. NVe believe thzlt we halve been pernlillrly litlfllllltlll' ill ll2lYlll2 :ls the 2ll2Il'tll2llI ol' the l'tlllt'1lll0ll1ll llestinies of ollr Q-ommnnity the wise lezlllersllip illltl strong llirertiiig lllllltl ot' om' worthy Bozlrll of l'ltlllt'Ztll0l!, who ll2lVP so nobly szlerilil-eil of their time Zllltl their energy thzlt we might enjoy these blessed opportunities ol' 0flllt'ZIlllill. Altho we 2ll'P yoiltlltlil tllltl 2ll'fx perhzlps, all times, frivololis, we lll'U not lllllllllltllilll ot' the wisrloin Illlll Ltooll will ol' this worthy grronp ot' men who in the ll7lK'li!l'Ulllltl illltl often times in il whirl ot' vritir-ism llllV0 liillllilillilf-' Zllltl c-onrzlgeolisly stoorl on the lirm gronml ot' Stllllltl 0IllIt'2lliUll2ll poliry. ever keeping uppermost in their mimls our ll7lllIiillPSS Zlllll tllll' Wt'll'2ll't'. We know that they halve 2liVVilyS been l'ilV0l'lllJlY im-linerl l0XV2lI'll alll legiti- Illillii school :ll-tivities: thzlt to the extent of the filNlllK'iili lll92lIlS llt their rlisposzll. they halve eilgzlgeil the services ot' t'2lIJ2llDl9 instrmztors: thllt they llzlve Dlll't'll1lSPtl ilti0Tlllill0 IIlZllPl'lEll equipment so thzlt we might intelligently DIIVSIIP the l'UlIl'?4f'H ill our 4'lll'l'lt'llllllil. XVe believe. we know. thzlt onl' liollrll ot' iCIlllC'2lll0ll lists llone llillllj' things for ns ol' whit-h we llo not now or never shzlll know. In-st we IIDDPIII' llltlll,Lfllll0NS ot' their et't'orts Zllltl lll1Kl'illl'l'lll for their lllflllfw' Sfli'!'illt'UN. we plan-e their lllt'llll'G' in the t'ront pllrt ot' our Yezlr Book Zlllti t:lke this opportunity ol' expressing pnbliely the lll2lllliH ol' the stmlent hotly to onr lriemls. the flilllllilll Town- ship ii0ill'tl ot' i4:Illll'ZlllUll. , 4,,,,