Berea High School - Berean Yearbook (Berea, OH)

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J. B. CRABBS, B. A., M. A. Prinrijral of Brrm High School EVANGELINE DAVIES, B. PH. Dean of Girls Page Nine

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Page Eight J. F. KOEPPE Supe1'z'r1tena'erzt of ii Berea Public Schools Message to the Senior Class To Our Seniors: By the time that you receive your copy of this yearls Annual, your high school days will be practically completed. As you look over these pages in after years, may the reflection of your thoughts on ,days Well spent afford you much pleasure. The place of our High School in this community will largely be determined by the kind of citizen you become when you have taken your place as a member of society. I hope that during your high school life you have been chal- lenged with problems that have taught you to think clearly and logically. In my opinion, all other achievements are subordinate. As you look about you, you may feel that the world has no place for you. It is true that there is a surplus of mediocrity. There is still, however, a scarcity of brains, courage, and initiative. J. F, KOEPPE.

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youth Leaders As we seniors have struggled up the rather rough path of these last four years in High School, We have been led very capably by some of the best leaders in the respective fields who have been qualified by their understanding of both the subject and the student. It is to this remarkable group of teachers that we wish to give our humble thanks for their part in teaching us something basic that will aid us in living, today and tomorrow. Page Ten Science ancl Math Department F. Byers Miller, B. S. Melxrin VVorst, B. S. Ladybird Sipe, A. H., M. A. Frank H. Lowrv, B. S. Genevieve Parker, B. S. in Education Wilbur Swartz, M. A., B. S. in Education Commercial and industrial Arts Department G. Ray Dunseith, B. S. Helen Robison, B. S. in Education Ruth McFadden, A. B. Adolph Studebaker, B. S. in Education