Leetonia High School - Lehiscan Yearbook (Leetonia, OH)

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THE FORTY-NINERS ADMINISTRATION The S'Forty-Niners are about to make their departure from Leetonia High School and as that day approaches, we look back on these happy days. Foremost in our minds we re- call a man who has had to check over our enthusiasm and point out to us the saner way many times. Although he has not been with us during all our school years. he had been with us dur- ing those most active and often most hectic-Sophomore, Ju- nior, and Senior years. VVe re- member him not only as our principal. whose duty it was to see that our conduct in school i was sociall ' acce table, but al- ' ' ' so as any inspiiiiing teacher, C. H. Aihson' Prmclpal . American Problems whose patience and good sports- manship we shall not easily Mi- UIUOH College - B- S- forget. University of Pittsburgh - M. of Education On leaving Leetonia High School with its many fond memories, we also leave our many classmates, teachers, and friendsg we almost feel that the end has come? but in reality, it is only the beginning. We shall acquire new friends, new exper- iences and new activities. We know that we shall enjoy and profit by these new situations and contacts because of the guidance received by those persons who were interested in us and were willing to give of themselves in shaping our character. We, thc Forty-Ninersf, express our appreciation for keeping us on the right path at all times and seeing that we conduct ourselves as we should. Through the efforts of many at Leetonia High School, we, the i'Forty-Ninersf' are preparing to leave and carry on with the ideas and principles that have been taught us. We hope to make the coming days profitable and useful to others. - -The Editor. Page Ten

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THE FORTY-NINERS ADMINISTRATION We, the Forty-Niners. have now awakened to the fact that the closing of our high school days is a stern reality and we are ready to choose one of the eternal pathssthat of success or failure. There should be no doubt in any of our minds today. as to the path we should travel. because we have been fortu- nate enough, in our twelve years of school, to have as our leader a man who has tried to open to us the gates leading to success. He has been eo-oper- ative, patient, understanding. and always willing to devote his time and effort to what F. R. N arragon . we thought were major prob- Superintcndent of Schools lcmsi We have disagreed, but Ohio Northern University - B. S. in Education in thi' Cfld, WC have f0Uf1d, ohio state University - MA. that he gave the decision he , did because he had our inter- est at heart. He has seen us make mistakes as others have, he evidently felt that President Teddy Roosevelt spoke wisely when he said. A man who never makes mistakes, never makes anything else. We are now prepared to leave Lcetonia High School and make our way into the world as others have. We have been taught definite principles of character and effective living. The foundation has been laid, but the building itself must be constructed course by course. Doubtlessly, we shall face many difficulties but sin- cerity and persistence will lead us to success. We, the Forty-Niners, extend sincere gratitude to you for helping us lay this foundation and for giving us the desire to travel the path of success. Because of your guidance, we are better able to face our private trials and tribulationsg and solve the problems of this fast moving. scientific age with the knowledge that char- acter is essential equipment in every worthy pursuit. V -The Editor. Page Nine

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