Elyria Public High School - Elyrian Yearbook (Elyria, OH)

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S ft 'U f? Il l pl Prilzrifmf of fffyrin High Svllfmf 5- lfmlcax'0ring1 to arlministcr thc clutics of his position with firm yn-t sympathctiv control, lllr. Shirt-ly gives Z1 great ch-al of attention to organization and efliciciicy. His active interest in athletics, emanating from his own participation in high school and college sports, is an incuiltivt- to thc boys and girls. His friendly attitude to tc-ache-rs and students marks all his endeavors. fi'Y't'I l'fHIl' of flnavz' things has go! in gn on A'!llllf'lI'lZL'.

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Rl cl SIlf3l'l'i11ft ?ll!l'lIf of Schools Under the guidance of Mr. Maston the Elyria Public School system has been kept modern in every possible respect. Since necessarily his time is limited so far as the high school is concerned, stu- dents and teachers do not see as much of him as they would like to. However, they realize that much of his thought is concerned with planning for the high school. Begin at the beginning and go on fill you ronzr to the end, then stop. ix

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itll 1. D. Swm 1'ISSiSffll1f Principal YVhether hir. Severs inquires the cause of the tardiness or asks one to serve the school as monitor, he does it with gentle dignity. His desk is always neat and tidyg the sheets of figures he works out in connection with attendance, grades, and what not impress one with a sense of completeness and accuracy. VVhether one is assigned to detention room or advised to mend his faults, one knows his ease has been handled with gentlemanly Courtesy, thought, and judgement. Consider your fvrrdirt. Eight