Celina High School - Anilec Yearbook (Celina, OH)

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DEDICATORY RESPONSE To Thee, O Lord, who are the Light and Salvation of all who seek Thy Ways, WE DEDICATE THIS SCHOOL For the perpetuation of love, and loyalty, and faith in our American Way of Life in the present and all future generations, WE DEDICATE THIS SCHOOL IN THIS HOPE For the development of understanding of the great issues that face our troubled world by every student, WE DEDICATE THIS SCHOOL IN THIS WISH To further understand the position of leadership held by the weight of responsibility of the United States of America in the world family of nations and the subsequent dependence of Our Nation on an intelligent citizenry, WE DEDICATE THIS SCHOOL For the cultivation of purpose and fixing of values for our youth to live by that their lives may be channels of blessing for all who come within our influence, WE DEDICATE THIS SCHOOL For the development within our students of an intelligent sensitivity to the dangers of conflicting national philosophies, WE DEDICATE THIS SCHOOL To discover and elevate the interests, and talents, and native abilities of each student that his educational opportunity will be used fully, WE DEDICATE THIS SCHOOL To develop vocational competence for each student that he can serve his nation and provide for his family and fulfill his duty to God and Man, WE DEDICATE THIS SCHOOL 5

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We Shall Use On November 1, 1964, more than 1,000 persons dedi¬ cated the new Celina Senior High School building. Byron Morton, Assistant Superintendent of Public Instruction in Ohio, gave the principal address. Bill C. Toms, President of the Celina Board of Education, received the cere¬ monial keys from architect Lyman Strong, Jr. The keys represent education that opens the doors to opportunity. The distinguished persons on the stage during the dedicatory ceremonies of the new Celina Senior High School building were: Rev. Don Bachman Russell Laffin Robert Barger James Lawrence Robert Brandon Jack Leaker Mrs. William Brandon Max Lincoln Jerry Brandts Mrs. Robert McCall Rev. Charles Bricker D. M. McKirnan C. L. Buckloh Tom Mersman Harry E. Byers Don Montgomery Robert Carr M. Byron Morton Rev. Donald Cress Dick Pastor Mrs. Betty Dabbelt Jack Peterson Mrs. Jack Davis H. M. Potts Mrs. Louise Doenges Willis L. Preston Miss Erma Evans Mrs. David Price Louis J. Finkelmeier Don M. Purdy Kenneth Forman Mrs. Don Purdy Mrs. Jared Halderman B. F. Reynolds Russell Hattery Mrs. Hugh Setterfield Robert Hecht H. P. Smith Mrs. George Hellwarth Mrs. Owen Smith Herbert Homan Parker Snyder Jack Hover Roger Stauffer Ralph Huddlestun Ted Stott Dwight Koontz Bill C. Toms Lawrence Koontz Virginia Wiley George Kreachbaum Blair Williams 1 '

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Dedicated Leaders Administration In order to have an efficient school system we must have dedicated leaders; and Celina City Schools do, in¬ deed, have those leaders. To Superintendent Harold M. Potts we extend a grateful thanks. Your endless concern for improvement in our school system has provided us with an education that will serve as a firm foundation to build our hopes on through the future. We hope that we can repay you for your diligent work by constructing our lives in a way that will bring honor to the education we have received in the Celina City Schools. Mr. Harold M. Potts attended Ohio University, and he holds the degrees of Bachelor of Science in Education and Master of Science in Education. Board of Education Few of us rarely express our appreciation for the time and perseverance given by our School Board in operating our schools. We take this opportunity to thank every member of the Board for the outstanding work they have done for the Celina City Schools over the years. Harold M. Potts, Superintendent Ted Stott, Vice-President Russell Laffin Don M. Purdy Bill C. Toms, President Dr. L. J. Finkelmeier