Garfield High School - Rampage Yearbook (Akron, OH)

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0101, his As President of the Senior Class of 1955 l express my appreciation to Mr. Flood for his generous help and able guidance. l thank the senior class sponsors for their co- operation and advice. The faculty, Nr. Kidder, and Mrs. Brown were equally gracious in their interest and assistance. The whole student body did a fine job of helping me through the past year. Last, but surely not least, the Senior Class itself really worked hard to make a good class for whom the school could be proud. To all these people I say thanks for a job well done. ,game fa. 75nd ,404 ,4a4onllg XY'e consider it an extreme pleasure when our friend and principal speaks to the student body. His gentle friendliness, wit. and wisdom serves as a stimulus. He is always willing to lend his aid and assistance to those who come to him with their problems.

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MR. FLOOD Prirzripal Mr. Flood received his B.S. degree in education from Ohio University and his M.A. from Ohio State University. He has also done graduate work at Akron University and Western Reserve University. He started his teaching career as an elementary teacher in the Fairfield county schools. He was later teacher and baseball coach at Crawfis In- stitute. From here he was principal, football and baseball coach at New Bremen high school, then on to Lancaster high school as science teacher, football and baseball coach. He started his Akron teaching as a science teacher at XVest high school, then as- sistant principal and on to principal. Wfe welcomed him to Garfield, in his present official capacity, in 1950. 74e4e 7 ?ace4 eqe Mr. Dietz received his B.A. from Akron University and started his teaching career at South High School. He arrived at Garfield in 1957 as a teacher of Civics and English. His teaching career was in- terrupted when he entered the-military service in 1942 where he served with the 87th Infantry Division. which saw action in Europe, including the Battle of the Bulge and Rhine Crossing. He returned to Garfield as counselor in 1946. He has served as Hi-Y advisor since 1954, and founded the Hi-Y Club for freshman and sophomore boys at Garfield in 1957. He will receive his masters degree from Akron University this year. 'N MR. Dlrsrz Q Courlfelor MRS. WAGN ER Secrefarg