Elida High School - Reflector Yearbook (Elida, OH)

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I I Dedication In 1951 you came to Elida from Heidelberg College to teach your first year of school. During this first year you were made advisor of the Elida MEMORIES. Six years later we salute you, for, through years of hard work and much effort, you have built a yearbook of which we can be proud. In this year of 1957 we wish to dedicate this annual to you, Paul Sluss, and hope you have many more happy years though we, the MEMORIES staff, will not be here to enjoy them with you. Here is your annual of 1957! The Annual staff, 1957 .III

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Mr. Mcssinger Mrs. Long, Mrs. Arnold, Mrs. Hollar, Mrs. Best, Mrs. Zerkcl JA ITORS Mr. Foust Mr. Morris, Mr. Baxter is

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I wish to commend the 1957 MEMORIES STAFF for the fine edition of this yearbook. This annual summary of events and activities illustrates the time and effort which you have contributed in making our school a wholesome place to live. These activities should contribute positively to the growth of the student. As you read the stories and view the pictures in this book, you will recall the happy events which portray the efforts of participating in these organi- zations of your school life. We hope that the curriculum of our school is designed to fit the learner for a rapid changing society. Also, our instruction should fit the abili- ties, interests, and experiences of all. I believe the public is aware of a wholesome interest in education. This is shown by the public's investing a great amount of money toward the construction of a new school building. I wish to congratulate the graduating class of '57 and wish them a very prosperous, happy, and use- ful life. IV To Annual Staff: I would like to take this opportunity to thank the staff of MEMORIES and their advisors, Miss Edwards and Mr. Sluss, for their splendid efforts in producing the yearbook. Much planning, organization and hard work goes into the production of any worthy publication. As our school has grown through the years, so has MEM- ORIES shown growth both in size and workmanship. The yearbook is a fine mirror of student life and activity. Its pictures and stories will help students to retain cherished memories of school activities and school friends. The best of luck to the '57 MEMROIES STAFF and their advisors with the sincere hope that this year's annual will be the finest yet. M- -ss'