Lorain High School - Scimitar Yearbook (Lorain, OH)

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Educational work offers me better opportunities for meet' ing people and for becoming acquainted with new and different ideas. Such were the words of C. J. W. Luttrell, who stands Hrst in our minds as principal of Lorain High School. Mr. Luttrell was graduated from Ohio State University in 1917 with a B. A. and a B. S. degree in Education. Seven years later Teachers College, Columbia University, awarded him the Degree of Master of Arts. Preceding his eleven years of principalship in Ashtabula, Ohio, he was associated in various capacities with Middletown High School, West Tech High School, and the Fulton County, Ohio, schools. Mr. Luttrell is a member of Phi Delta Kappa and during the War was Chief Inspector of Ordnance in New York City. He forever advocates the timefhonored saying, i'There is always room at the top. Seventeen P R I N C I P A L J. W. LUTTRELL

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SUPERINTENDENT P. C. BUNN I believe in boys and girls. I am optimistic about the fuf ture because I have such great confidence in our youth to solve the problems of the day, These are the words of P. C. Bunn, who for twentyfone years was principal of Lorain High School and who is now guiding the development and progress of our educational sys' tem as Superintendent of Lorain Schools. Mr. Bunn, a graduate of Salineville High School, was grad' uated from Wcioster College in 1909 with a Ph. B. Degree. Thirteen years later Columbia University awarded him the Degree of Master of Arts. Cne year after his graduation from Wcuoster, Mr. Bunn went to Ashtabula High School, until in 1914 he became Prinf cipal of Lorain High School. Mr. Bunn's greatest aim in life is to give every boy and girl equal educational opportunities. Sixteen

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ENGLISH Miss Sinclair Miss Miller Miss Bell Miss Moos Miss Cummings Miss Kananen ENGLISH Miss Moehle Miss Hardy Miss Marvin Miss Swick Miss Eddy Miss Jameson Eigliteen