Elida High School - Reflector Yearbook (Elida, OH)

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Ilnlaml Swank SUPERINTENDENT Bluffton College, A.B. Ohio State University, M.A. Problems of American Democracy and American Government Public schools and public education have from our early beginnings been foundation stones for our American way of life. The opportunities for education and self betterment are available to all Americans. The schools are supported and financed by the people of our school district and the people of the state of Ohio. We have an obligation to these people. Every student should accept this opportunity and show his gratitude by a sincere effort to effect better scholarship and student citizenship toward the goal of becoming a worthy, effective adult citizen in post school life. Your school and your community will be proud of you if you make your days in school really count toward this end. I would like to take this opportunity to compliment the Annual Staff and their advisors for the successful completion of this fine yearbook. I would also like to wish our Seniors the best of luck in their post school endeavors. If their time has been well spent, they are more likely to find their proper niche in life. Roland Swank Miss Ethel liithens SECRETARY 6

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N Hnward Leis PRINCIPAL Ohio Northern University, B.S. Ed. Indiana University, M .S. Algebra Geometry General Mathematics Higher Mathematics The 1953 Memories, which is an annual summary of events throughout the present school year, contributes much to our school. The good old days can be returned very vividly by these snapshots, photographs, calendar records, etc. As we leisurely glance through these pages, we find memories of events as they happened in your school life. Each year contrib- utes new and varied activities, in which the students are participating, in order to prepare for present and future needs and enjoyment. A community should place the best opportunities of self development and realization within reach of all its members who are capable of profiting by them. The new building ad- dition should be a point in this direction. We hope the educative experiences will be useful to you. These experiences should re- sult in desirable growth. As you leave school we wish that you will be a good citizen and a prospective worker, and have social maturity. Howard Le's SEHIIUL BU!-lllll LEFT TO RIGHT- Herbert Zerkel Herbert Boate, Clerk Earl Holtzapple, President Noah Miller Iohn VanDemark Darrel Crider, ViceAPresident 7