Ada High School - We Yearbook (Ada, OH)

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R. M. HARBECK Principal The continuation of the American form of government and way of life depends primarily upon two things-the desire to be free and an educated body of citizens. It is easy to sit back and let someone else make our decisions for us, but, in so doing we lose individual freedom. We must constantly strive to meet our personal responsibilities and we must learn the reasons and means for doing this. The American public schools have these things as part of their objectives. WW.

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4 l l I. T. WARTHMAN Superintendent This book contains many memories of your high school days. As you turn the pages and memories of the past come to you, this one thought will occur again and again, I have left undone many things that I ought to have done. The past is gone but Abraham Lincoln once said he would study and prepare himself and then some day his chance would come. To all of you who in any way helped to make this Hne annual a success, go my best wishes for work well done. Jfmynhm

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7 33. : J, MR. LOWE!-L REESE Miss MABEL CRAWFORD MR- RICHARD D- KAW n 1 ,v MRS. BETSY REMSBURG MR. STANLEY I.. SALTER MRS, HOPE LONG MR. ALFRED R. KAHLER Q www AJ' n A'-' , ' ,Q 5 'Si - C ,E 5 535:51 U 'M,,,,1 ' , I' ' , a- I ,,,V A , L 1' K ' A :Q s 2 QL. UfZa2f2w L ff Q MR. WILLIAM M. ANSLEY MRS. HAZEL TALLMAN MR. CLARENCE C. THOMPSON MRS- PEARL UNDERWOOD M155 ELIZABETH LEMRD MR. I. I. KREGLOW Mlss MAXINE DERRINGER MR. RAI-PH E- OBENOUR