Lorain High School - Scimitar Yearbook (Lorain, OH)

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' x Ml if A 153. And they called their noble Sultan -Commander of the Faithful! P. C. BUNN The typical high school graduate is uncertain asvto the vocation he wishes to purf sue. His opinion is that a man whose career has been successful has obtained that ref sult through very little effort on his own part-he has been lucky, or times were different then. A careful study of the steps by which many a successful man has reached his attainment reveals hard work and often discouragement. - 1 Our principal, P. C. Bunn, did not decide until his junior year at college the vo' cation to which he has devoted his life. Once a college student, he was obliged to leave at the end of his sophomore term to teach another year. The idea of leaving his class must have been a disappointment in itself. Qll,-1 ' . . . itiffit .ffif Several years after receiving his B. A. Degree from Wooster, Columbia Univerf . . . . , Q. ,givigixff-9 sity awarded him the Degree of Master of Arts. He held a teaching pos1t1on at Ash' . . . . . . Hu. L- tabula Harbor until he was offered the principalship of Lorain High School, the du- 2.3 ' 55:51 ties of which position he has so competently performed. fli WI

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-. 1 BQ if f 'H - 1 n RA. ..L L Miss Moore, Miss Kumse, Miss Spangler, Miss Lawrence, Miss Doane, Miss Simukka, Miss Ahrens, Mr. McGill. Mr. Bonsey, Mr. Cook, Miss Avery, Miss Sergeant, Miss Mlller. g ,S+-3f 'f'T'Qg?'+4' ., il ffffi-551' 5' Revealing the Unchanged Principles of Good Living. xiii, HQ . 1:1 if!! J Vl'?1i. . 'Ria W fvlwtfsi-3,1 IV I'i V5 1fZ' if 'XE' 5 .lg 6,2 , Xf gi -xx'- . ,- .N :V-W. ', ,ll 'fy ! i w firgzefiiiwifi - Thirteen ff:-'5?ffQfgff, '9 X Q if ,.i- ,. ww., . . , N.,-.1,,, 4 ,Ji Jail' .--'f,.-.- 1- . 'Lf-if ' y i ns. X, 'tif fW,.m,7,3,:,3,' , Vf 2,--or , 4,, K ,f 14,5-' ir.:-.j -f, .K . V in Y--:V IX 7 V ' - 3 -1.5 f .1- . '-1 , e 3 sf' .,l yogi!! QQ .1 .f,,,,,. -fx