Shawnee High School - Quilna Yearbook (Lima, OH)

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Q! 'TS' Superintendent C. G. Lappin Oberlin-B.A. Ohio State-M.A. CHIEFT May 19th marks the end of the trail for the fifty-eight seniors so far as their public education is concerned. For this class sponsoring this annual, the past twelve years have been spent in improving their growing minds and bodies. It is our hope and our belief that they have suc- ceeded in preparing themselves for the duties and respon- sibilities of adult life. We will all be pulling for them to improve themselves by further education: to adjust them- selves to the industrial and social ways of the world: to help meet the challenges of our highly charged civilization No age ever carried greater responsibilities-nor has any age offered greater opportunities. Shawnee High School is with them one hundred per cent for their sucgess as a class and as individuals. We hope they will be able to choose and work toward attaining the real values in living. The one who has made the most dollars is not always the one who has reached the highest degree of success. With the best regards, we salute this grand class with Addio! Au revoir! Auf wieder sehen! Adios! Farewell! -C. G. Lappin. NS The Class of '48 is soon to have a rendezvous with the future. We. who have helped prepare you for what is ahead, hope and pray that we have done our job well. You, the seniors, will bear witness by your performance as to how well we have succeeded. The future belongs to those who prepare for it. That preparation never ceases. Every day, every hour. new opportunities will present themselves to you. If you miss the first, grab firmly the next to come your way. A wise football coach used to tell us, The team that wins is the Ji. 3 I team that gets the most breaks and a good team makes its own breaks. So it is with you, my friends. lf you would prosper, make your own breaks. by constantly preparing yourselves for something better, serving with loyalty, living with wisdom and being grateful to God. Each of you has potential abilities that have not reached the surface. Find these hidden treasures, train them, develop them, nurture them to their highest degree. That. Class of '48, is our challenge to you and the future. -O. C. Knecht. 8 Principal O. C. Knecht Bowling Green-B.S. Indiana University-M.S

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