Elida High School - Reflector Yearbook (Elida, OH)

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eapumdg 'Me 4004544 5715 C. Roland Swank Superintendent + - W 3 3'6:' ' C' 'ZW f 2340 2 The Publication of our annual is one of the important extra curricular activi- ties of our school. It provides a treasure book of MEMORIES for our student body. The publication of MEMORIES is a little like life. lt describes in picture and word story the complete picture of school life. It tells about the classwork and more serious aspects of student routine. But, like life, it also gives space to the frequent highlights of social activity, recreational pleasures, and athle- tic pursuits. It is a record of both success and failures. That is as it should be for life is really a record of success and failure. No true book of life records success only. If we realize that much can be learned from adversity and occasional defeat then we will be better prepared for the game of life. Determination, fortitude, will power, and initiative are valuable by-products gleaned in grappling with daily problems of success and failure. If we look at this fine annual in this perspective it can be a book of greater meaning and value. Roland Swank new af 'za saw 4,9 Mrs. Marian Holtzapple School Secretary