Shawnee High School - Quilna Yearbook (Lima, OH)

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THE SCHOOL SHAWNEE In 1926, a group of seven little red school houses ceased to function, in- stead a new centralized school opened. Many changes have taken place dur- ing these ten years. The present en- rollment is 558 as compared to 393 In 1926. The first graduation class v as composed of 13 members. This year 47 graduates will receive diplomas. Ten years ago 16 teachers were em- ployed, at present 22 put the pupils through their paces. Eight buses were used in 1926, now fourteen are utilized for transportation. The first school board was composed of James Fraunfelter, W. C. Brew- baker, C. P. Langstaff, J. F. Loyer, and S. B. Adgate. May success accompany Shawnee through many more decades.

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THE BOARD WALT PARMENTER . . . President W. C. BREWBAKER Clerk L. K. SPYKER R. O. BOWSHER M. A. YOAKAM ■ 4 I ' w] file -■ Jan S.5,A May

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T H E Q U We Present L N A CONTENTS FACULTY CLASSES ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS FEATURES FOREWORD Tempus Fugit . . . This is the tenth Quilna, which Shaw- nee has produced and, as the years roll by, progress must be made or we go backwards. We present for your ap- proval the 1936 edition of the Shaw- nee year book as the best that has ever been produced. From this year of school life we have tried to present only those things which will recall cheer- ful incidents and happy memories. We hope that you will notice the use of color, the informality of arrange- ments, the increased number of snap- shots, and all the other features which we have included for the express pur- pose of pleasing you. In preparing this volume, the editors have not only the willing co-operation of an active business staff and the help- ful advice of two faculty members, but also the aid of many students who have contributed snapshots and poems. To all these persons is due out most sincere thanks. We. the staff, present this 1936 Quilna.