Cuyahoga Falls High School - Cuyahogan Yearbook (Cuyahoga Falls, OH)

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FRED H. BODE A man of vnsuon hopes and dreams Came to our town one day He saw that there was work to do And settled down to stay He steered us through ten vltal years On pathways straight and true And then passed on to God who had A job for hum to do Stralghtforward frank and always four Wxth every fellow man Endowed wlth boundless energy To meet each new demand He loved o funny story And he told one wnth a zest ln all respects has sense of humor Really was the best No tuner could be found A man of Christian vnrtue Wnth humlluty profound The jab by hum so well begun Stands unfinished now lt s up to those he left behund To take a solemn vow That our school system wnll become The tnnest ln the land A Invnng monument to hum Who has so wnsely planned Clint Emmerich Principal Edward Rowland Sill School I I I I I I I As husband, father, friend, and boss I I I , . I

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As the class of l959 did before us . . . FOREWORD . . . Outside, screeching steam shovels and clattering air hammers are rapidly changing the face of our school building. The senior class ot l96O will be the last to graduate from the school as it stands today. Although we are eager for our building to be modern- ized, there are established ideals and tradi- tions which we hope will endure. However much the appearance of buildings may be altered, loyal school spirit and the warmth and friendliness ot classmates and teachers will remain unchanged. We the class of l96O present to you the class key-the symbol ot the many doors which are Open to you . . . KNOWLEDGE