Ravenna High School - Tappan Tatler Yearbook (Ravenna, OH)

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49+4iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiikiii?Qiiiiiiiiiiiikiiiiikiik The TRANSCRIPT 1925 +i+++++?444?+???+++?T44?+44+4+++++4+++++?4?4??4Qiiiiiiiiiiii Editorial UST before the Transcript goes to press it has been learned that Mr. Trescott, superintendent of schools for nineteen years, will not resume his office again next September. He has been invaluable in the school and his loss will be deeply felt by the pupils as well as the community. The feeling of the pupils for this kind friend and advisor was demonstrated at the presentation of their gifts to him. The High School Auditorium was filled to overflowing with school children of all sizes and ages. Mr. Trescott was greeted by hearty cheers at his appearance ,and after the conclusion of his speech. There were numerous changes in the teaching staff at the High School this year. Many familiar faces were missing when we came back in September and we were m.ore than sorry that this was so. We inspected the new teachers critically and many were the comments made, favorable and unfavorable. Now at the end of the year we are better fitted to pass judgment. VVe have found them capable, likable and helpful. The teaching staff makes or breaks a school. The pupils are there to learn, whether they desire to or not, but without adequate teachers, the task is made doubly hard for those who are trying, while at the same time, it is made easier for the laggards. Under Mr. Trescott's guidance Ravenna High School has had teachers fully able to plan and carry out their work. An increasing number of graduates have been continuing their studies in college. VVe owe Mr. Trescott our hearty thanks for keeping R. H. S. a first class school. Surely there is nothing which does the world more good than the proper education of the children and young people. Ravenna High School wishes Mr. Trescott the best of success in whatever he does, and hopes that he may accomplish as much and do as much good as he has in the Ravenna schools. H