Campbell Memorial High School - Reveler Yearbook (Campbell, OH)

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Superintendent Our Superintendent of Schools, Mr. Nicholas D'Ama- lo, is always interested in seeing that every student re- ceives the best possible education and every chance for recreation through school activities. Through his hard work and the cooperation of the Board of Education, we have been provided with the best facilities to further (un- education. flic learning process is a long and difficult one, but Mr. D’Amato, and the board members must be com- mended for their efforts in making the task easier for both the teachers and students. The Class of 1969 would like to thank vou, Mr. D’Am- ato, and members of tin board for all your efforts in mak- ing our education possible. Mr. Nicholas A. D’Amato Board of Education I.. TO R. - Joseph Sirilla. Anthony F. Facet la. John Holibonich. Robert K. Domanich. William E. Borak. BACK ROW - John W. D'Sidockv. Nicholas A. D'Amato. 10

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FACULTY To right the unrightable wrong, To love pure and chaste from afar, To try when your arms are too weary. To reach the unreachable star,

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Principal Mr. Sandron S. Parenti T bid my last farewell to the June class of 1969. For 21 years my farewells and good wishes have gone to the gradu- ates of Memorial High School. This year all of my good wishes and sincere appreciations of the past must go to our present graduates. Somehow, things seemed easier. Surely your excel- lent cooperation in all our endeavors gave me a deep feeling of gratitude and realization that I was working with a lovable group of teenagers who will become good citizens of our community and will serve their nation well. In all my years as a principal I strived to maintain a school where peace and goodwill reigned among tin faculty and the student body. This is the foundation which we must have if good education processes are to follow. In a world torn with strife and bitterness, peacefulness is good for the heart and all the accomplishments which are to follow. Yes, I bid you fare- well with a note of sadness, but also a deep gratitude that the good Lord has given me the opportunity to serve our youth for o9 years. You are a line group of boys and girls. I know you will succeed in vour endeavors and that vou will become great cit- izens of a great nation. When you have done your best, noth- ing more can be asked of you. In my remaining years I shall alwavs remember mv last graduation class, the June class of 1969. May the good Lord bestow His blessings upon vou and bring peace within your hearts forever and ever. God Bless You. Assistant Principal Mr. Wansack, our father away from home, is the man responsible for helping us to remember right from wrong. It is Mr. Wansack who enforces the rub’s of be- havior and helps us realize that strict rules of behavior are essential fora smooth running school. Because of his abil- ity to cope with the students' problems, he will always be remembered as a friend and guardian to all. Mr. Matthew W. Wansack