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

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ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL GEORGE Br MIRABEN. Every individual faces a problem of finding his proper work and place in the world. Education helps to train him for his job and his duties as a citizen. lf our schools have stimulated in our young people a desire to perform well some portion of work and a desire to serve in his community as a helpful citizen, then we as teachers have not failed.-G.B.M. 6

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ROBERT E. WILSON PRINCIPAL Education is effective only in so far as a change takes place. There is no learning if there is no change in how or what we think. Stated in reverse, as one's personality, ideals, and manner of doing change. there has been learning. Since such changes continue throughout life, learning is never ended. High school graduates will be the first to admit that they have just begun to learn. When change and learning cease, life has served its purpose.-R.E.W.

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