Chester High School - Ravelings Yearbook (North Manchester, IN)

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HARRY P. BRAND Trustee DEDICATION To Mr. Harry P. Brand, township trustee, friend, and counsellor, who is vitally inter- ested in the advancement and welfare of Chester School, and who has aided mate- rially in the enlargement of the school cur- riculum and has equipped in a modern way the various departments of the school, we gratefully dedicate the Ravelings of 1937. NEIL M. GOOD HERMAN I. SHULTZ Co. Supt. Principal ADVISORY BOARD ROSCOE CARBER CLARENCE SCHILLING GEORGE HARSHMAN Public school education for the majority of students is the chief source of training for their life’s vocation and work. The present day high school should thoroughly train stu- dents for higher learning, but it must also provide definite train- ing for those that never enter college. I am a firm believer in practical education. I believe that the boys and g'rls of Chester Township are as fine and deserv- ing a group as can be found in any locality and deserve the best in educational opportunities. It is my purpose in my position to provide for these young people as strong an academic and practical education as Chester Township can afford.