Conneaut High School - Tattler Yearbook (Conneaut, OH)

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10 THE TATTLER MR. C. M. DICKEY Young people, you hope to become leaders in whatever calling in life that you ma choose. In order to be a leader you must first learn to be a follower. In order to direct others or to manage affairs you must first learn obedience. To be successful in life you must respect authority. Your civic duty, your moral duty, and your religious duty demand that you fulfill your obligations to parents and to teachers. The world today teems with failures to whom the counsel of parents and of teacher came in vain. The successful, the happy, the useful, the brave men and women have learned to obey. Young people, do you prefer success or will you be content with failure? C. M. D. embers of School Board MISS LOUISE KAHLER, President MR. CLYDE RISLEY, Vice President MR. CARL B. MILLARD, Secretary MR. CHARLES A. OTT MR. EDWARD WELLMAN Superintendent of City Schools MR. C. M. DICKEY Principal of High School MR. V. R. HENRY

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THE TATTLER 11 MR. V. R. HENRY, B. S., Principal Grove City College, Thiel College, Wooster College, Penn State, University Pittsburgh. MAURICE D. ADAMS, B. S. Indiana State Teachers College. Algebra, Physics. EDNAH JOHNSON, A. B Lake Erie College. Biology. PAUL F. SHEEHAN, A. B. Defiance College. History, Civics. RUTH R. ROSSITER, A. B. College For Women, Western Reserve University. English, History. ELIZABETH J. COSSITT, A. B. University of Michigan. English, Latin. KLINE C. LOOMIS, A. B. Ohio Wesleyan University. Bookkeeping. Filing, Salesmanship.