Elida High School - Reflector Yearbook (Elida, OH)

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ADMIN IS Big I would like to express the appreciation of the Elida Student Body and The School Faculty as well as my personal thanks to the Memories staff and their advisor, Mr. Paul Sluss, for the production of this fine chronicle of school events and activities. It is always a source of satisfaction and pride to see students do an excellent job which gives them genuine experience in diverse lines of work. The interest, enthusiasm and hard work shown by Elida students in this practical school project has invariably been ofhigh calibre. I am sure that the 1957-1958 Annual Staff has followed this tradition faithfully and has held to the high standards of previous years in producing this fine book. This seems an appropriate place and time to impress upon all Elida students the wisdom and value of setting the highest possible personal standards for all school work and extra-curricular activities. . .and of always striving to reach one's maximum potential. Too frequently students are satisfied in following the path of least resistance or of just getting by while in school. This hardly puts students in a good position to meet problems in after school life. It likewise places students in a vulnerable position in meeting the competition of those students who have worked hard and spent their time wisely while in school. With this thought l would like to extend best wishes and every success in school and in the much greater game of post school life to all Elida students and Elida graduates. Roland Swank, Superintendent of Schools The elementary school has changed greatly in the past few years. No longer are the Three R's its sole concern. Today the school wishes to educate the entire child for a happy, intelligent life. Its curriculum is individualized to meet the needs of all students. We at Elida hope to reach the above objectives. Through co-operative, democratic school activities, such a plan can be carried out. Pupils began to realize that today's work is preparation for future living. Thad Gilliland, Elementary Principal