Eastwood High School - Hilltopper Yearbook (Syracuse, NY)

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Zn imltmuriam MR. LOCKWOOD Our school was fortunate in having a character as fine as Harold Lockwood among its faculty. And his loss is felt deeply by all who knew him. The students and faculty will remember him for his jovial PCI'- sonality, kindness, and sense of humor. He was an earnest sup- porter of all school activities, and in all his years at Eastwood, none knew him to ever refuse a favor. During his thirty-three years of teaching he came in contact with hundreds of young men and women. To each of these he was not only a classroom teacher, but a friend, who shared their personal interests. The highest tribute we can pay Mr. Lockwood is to say he ex- emplified all the qualities he tried to institute in his pupils-an admirable citizen, and fine American. -From Oct. 29, 1943, issue of The Hi-Litesf' An editorial by Carol Bechard.

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MR. JOHN V. AIEATH, Vife-Prinripnl 1930 PROFESSOR CHARLES F. TODD, Principal 1921