Carroll High School - Carrollian Yearbook (Carroll, OH)

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DEDICATION We dedicate this annual to the people of the community, who saw the need of enlarging the school: to the taxpayers, who support the school: and to the parents and other people of the community who participate and are interested in the activities of our school. I Our school consists of two buildings connected by a double hall corri- dor. The older building was erected in 1910. It served as both the element- ary and high school building. After nineteen years it was felt that more space was Qeeded if the educational opportunities for the community were to be expanded. So in 1929 another, large building was built beside the old one. This building contains a modern science laboratory, a cafeteria and home ec' onomics room with modern equipment, a gymnasium-auditorium which we think one oflthe best in the county, also a large study hall with a library and 1 a number of large and well arranged classrooms. Now the old building is used by the elementary school and the commercial and agriculture departments We the members oi Carroll school feel proud to be able to attend this school. We feel that it is second to none in our county. Its grounds and its advantageous location make it one of the spots of beauty in our community. We wish to thank any and all who in any way helped to make this school possible. Carl Walter

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EDITORIAL Every class that graduates from high school takes with it a vast store of mem' ories of its school days. So that those memories may not be lost through the com' ing years we are publishing this year book. It will serve as a reference to our ac' hievements and social events in the happy times of our school life. Sorre time in the future we will be able to leaf through the pages with the satisfaction that we have pre served all the precious memories possible from our last year of school life. Also in the publishing of this annual we are acquiring practical knowledge in assembling material for the sole purpose of making this annual the beqfbne we possibly can. It also necessitates a spirit of cooperation on the part of all involved if this is to be brought to completion. This fact alone should be sufficient for the publication of this book, since this is one of the most important qualities to be at- tained if people in the world are to have lasting peace. Carl W. Walter Editor EDITORIAL STAFF EDITOR Carl Walter ASSISTANT EDITORS Mary Rostofer and Phyllis Lutz BUSINESS MANAGER Norma Parrish