Ada High School - We Yearbook (Ada, OH)

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i l ADA HIGH SCHOOL BOARD OF EDUCATION Ada Rural School District J. F. STAMBAUGH, President -,,. A. LEWIS KLINGLER, Vice President ISRAEL LONES MRS. CORA D. JUDKINS PROF. H. E. HUBER C. B. MOORE, Secretary-Treasurer Upon the Board of Education rests the educational leadership of the Public Schools. The educational standards and facilities of any community will be just as high and opportune as the combined vision of the individuals who compose the Board. Since the educational life of a community so vitally depends upon the Board of Education, the position carries with it a tremendous responsibility not only to the present genera- tion but to posterity as well. To a progressive Board of Education this stupendous responsibility becomes a golden opportunity for service. , To the Board of Ada Rural School District-greetings! Through the vision and tireless efforts of our Board of Education, the High School Program during the past years has constantly widened and strengthened. Smith-Hughes Agriculture, Domestic Science, Social Science, Music and Bible have been added to the curriculumg the Science laboratory equipment, library and general equipment have been carefully standardized to meet the requirements of the State Department of Education. For the past four years the High School has been on the accredited list of the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. The time has come, however, for a greater step forward. This advance movement was begun in 1925 by the consolidation of Ada Village and Liberty Township School Districts for school purposes. The consummation of this movement can be fully realized by erecting a new High School building prepared to accommodate a six-year, junior- senior high school. It is the hope and prayer of the A. H. S. student body that this plan may be materialized in the not far distant future. The efforts of our Board to keep the schools of the community abreast of modern trends in the field of education deserve our sincerest commendation. May we never retreat, but always advance. The Senior Class of 1927 expresses gratitude to the Board for benefits received, and pledges faith for the future. .4 W G' sg, .3A!RuEA- .cg - -- -asses, F . A . p 4 Y Jw-.-.Q-5 -. i ,,,.Jse vp U01

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ADA HIGH SCHOOL 5 5 . Q' A V f ii... -in .iii M ,L . im f',f'Mnf 5 if, si? Grand lmdgc, Miohipgan A. ll. Hillsdalv Coils-go Univvrsity of Michigan Coach and Instructor Ada High School '27 History :lull Sovinl Scicure This latvst addition to ou1' Would malw a dandy news- Hifs always talking' of tho big' Or sonic fcat of athlotics that's latf-ly hmln done. CHARLO'I l'E L. BOSSERT lV:tshing't,onvillc, Ohio A, ll. Mt. Union Collcgv '20 Ada High School '23-'27 History, lillliliill, Algebra Sistor Uharlottv is quite culti- And corrccis all of our blun- lt's whispcrcd about that hm' To bc spout in dreaming of Y W' -- Yfff -W4--MA .W---M.. .., M.W,..M .,.. W ,W..,...,c,....- YERA I. BARNES l Ii0Yll L. llA'l l'IIfE Ada, Ohio A. ll. Ohio Northern Univvr- l sity '24 xiiciiig-mi slam l Ada High School '24-'27 Sponsor Fre-nch Club Ohio Stato Student Council Program Committee French, Muthonultics Little Sistcr Vera C'ousin Floyd You could hardly call hor baby family group, And yet shefs not a maidg NVQ: all know he-r d0tt'1'l1liIlUd pups-r scoopg naturv llut her virtues bc-at hor homo run stature. ALEEN K. BIOWVEN Lima, Ohio Public School Music, Por- ncll University '18 NOW York University Sponsor Pop Club Public School Music Instructor Studs-nt Council Adu '25-'27 Tho Music TeaChc1 ' Histor Charlotte XVl1e-n tll0l'0'S a family ot' such largv dimcnsions There's always a tcacher to Vail-rl 1-.l give thcnl their lvssons. She sings with fervor and dvrs. M A easy grace, f f' And has a pcrt bearing that life- is fatcd, in assures her of place. NVondvrs. A .C 'Lg --11 J' 'ii-3-wQ9fyi4V , - Eli JW- '1, ' 7.- V -4Eum-, 4- E121