Ada High School - We Yearbook (Ada, OH)

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Foreword N PREPARING this Annual we have endeavored to make it a truly representative book depicting alike the many phases of High School life, and to picture the serious as well as the humorous side. It has been our aim to display through these pages the true spirit and tone of our High School, to picture nothing that is unreal, but to give the plain portrayal of our High School through the eyes of the student. We have made no attempt at the startling or artificial, for it seems to us this would not be in keeping with the purpose of this book. To our fellow-students, to our teachers, and to our many friends we present this our Cn Yor Hi of Nineteen Hundred Fifteen. 4

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DEDICATION This Book is hereby respectfully dedicated to H. T. O. Blue, who by his noble character, frank manner, and

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The Cn Yor Hi 1915 Annual Board Editor-in-Chief....................Walter V. Agin Business Manager ................ Jedd CORBETT Athletic Editor................Georce R. Botkin Jol(c Editor...................Frank E. Mercer EDITORIAL In our opinion a beautiful and artistic Annual is the crowning achievement of a class of High School students. If properly prepared and arranged it is a treasure to every graduate as the product of his class. Realizing these things the members of our class have always been unanimous in their desire for an Annual. Early in our Senior Year we began to plan for the Book; being inexperienced hands we made little progress, and at times our cause seemed hopeless. After much vain struggling, gaining a dollar at a time, we at last gained a foothold, and now present to you the fruit of oui efforts. The Annual Board extends their heartfelt thanks to those who, by their help and suggestions have helped to make this book possible. We are especially grateful to Brice V. Mann who, sacrificing his own time and energy, has drawn the fine cartoons which appear in this book. The Annual Board has put forth their utmost efforts to make this book all that an Annual should be. Being of only mediocre ability it is probable that many imperfections have crept into our work. But we ask that our readers be lenient in their judgment, bearing in mind that it has been in the face of the greatest difficulties that this book has been produced.