Wabash High School - Sycamore Yearbook (Wabash, IN)

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ir LEEWELL H. CARPENTER A. B., Miami University A. M., University of Chicago 'k gpllllilqlfly ag C10 50 O O P Mrs. Perry Cross Your school administration appreciates deeply the sincere spirit of co-operation which you, the students and faculty, have given during the fourth school year of our country at war. Countless details have been added to the already heavy work of the office. These have been efficiently cleared largely through the loyal assistance of Mrs. Cross, the school secretary. Thank you, every- one, for this spirit at Wabash High School. .f,L,6CW6ll gf. Carpenter

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'A' OWEN l. NEIGHBOURS A. B., Westem Maryland College Ph. M., University of Chicago 'Ir s , s 5 ll,PQ1'f iliQ11Cl,Qfl1flf ,Of 1 Cldlif be 0,0'l.l6f c Wabash High School appreciates the efficient and enthusiastic direction of Mr. Owen I. Neighbours, who has been the superintendent of the Wabash Schools for twenty-nine years. Although his duties do not bring him into direct contact with the students, everyone in W. H. S. knows and respects Mr. Neighbours. The School Board is the policy-making body for the Schools. Under the leadership of Mr. Owen I. Neighbours, the superintendent of Wabash schools, with the cooperation of the teachers, elected by the board, the educational program is determined. The present board consists of Mr. Iohn V. Beamer, who has served nine years, Mr. F rank Rettig, who has served seven years: and Dr. George B. Fults, who has served five years. These men devote a great deal of time in conscientious service to the schools of Wabash. Miss Mary Little is the efficient clerk for the school board and the superintendent. 'kit . Sclfooll cq3OClf'lCl.f . - Mr. Iohn V. Beamer Mr. Frank Rettig Dr. George B. Fults President Secretary Treasurer

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Quite often our school has been praised for attaining high goals and achievements: and usually the student body is the recipient of the praise. Thus, the real framework of the school, the faculty, has remained in the back- ground. Although these times are strenuous for the students, they are prob- ably more difficult for the faculty. We appreciate the spirit displayed by the teachers and our principal in endeavoring to cooperate with the students Wabash High School is tmly fortunate in possessing such a splendid and competent administration. 'k'A k'k ELDON E. BABNHART Ph. B., University of Chicago Assistant Principal Commercial CORNELIA BLAYNEY A. B., Indiana University Latin, History AVIS CLARK, R. N. Grant County Hospital of Nursing Indiana University School Nurse E. W. EDELEN B. E., Dekalb College Biology, Ioumalism