Lorain High School - Scimitar Yearbook (Lorain, OH)

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Sixteen Earle R. Seidner, Principal One of the most important functions of a modern high school is to acquaint its students with the democratic way of life. Since his arrival in Lorain in 1948, Mr. Earle R. Seidner has had much suc- cess in accomplishing this task, for he has encouraged students to plan and carry out their own activities. He has shown a strong de- sire to give boys and girls as much voice as possible in school affairs, and he therefore has taken a great interest in the Student Council as well as other school clubs. Mr. Seidner has advocated more school activities, more student participation in assemblies, and more all school dances. He backed the Senior Distinction Day, and was instrumental in the installation of a system in which students plan their own schedules, choosing the teachers that they desire for each particular subject. Mr. Seidner will be remembered as the principal who has shown by example that the democratic way is the best road for both a school and a nation.

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C. C. Lovewell, Assistant Superintendent Mr. C. C. Lovewell, assistant superin- tendent of Lorain schools, has among his diverse responsibilities the super- vision of the high school. He has been instrumental in the adoption of the testing program and in the addition of new subjects to the curriculum. Dr. C. W. Woolcock, Superintendent Dr. Cyril W. Woolcock has proven himself to be a strong promoter of child welfare in his three years as superintendent of Lorain schools. He has worked hard with community lead- ers and with school personnel to make the Lorain schools the best in the area.