Fairlawn High School - Jets Roar Yearbook (Pemberton, OH)

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The Board of Education is the group which controls the destiny of our school, The SUCCESS of our de- mocracy depends upon the education of its citizens, The students of today will be the men and women of tomorrow, and the fate of the nation, will rest in their hands, The members of the Board of Education are working tirelessly and ceaselessly toward the goal of bigger, and better schools in order that we may be well fitted to take up the reins of government, LEFT TO RIGHT: Marvin Apple, Ned Sailor. President, Carl Tunks, Clerk, Elzo Henman, Lloyd Knoop, Jim Chris- man, Vice-President, On July 9th, 1,903 just as the first rays d the morning sun began to flood was located at what is now the eastern em d Kiser lake, l-b lived here the first Township Schools. After three years of schooling here, he again returned to school in grades four to seven, More than fifty stuients in grades one to eight, in school, Johnson Township and St, Paris consolidated their school districts valedictorian of his class in l9ZZ, He graduated from the Champaign County schools, Champaign County, that fall, He had fifty-eight students in the seventh of 1925 he was employed to teach in the Lena-Conover High School, where he Lawrenceville High School, so he could be near Whittenberg College where he won three baseball championships, two in track, two in basketball. In 1928 the out to the strong Tipp City champions, He graduated from Hartwell College in a part of Fairlawn, In l93l his baseball team won the county championship and he taught in the Brown Township School in Miami County, ln l935 he graduated finals, The following two years he was principal of the East Salem School, Then basketball championship, The next six years he was principal of Harrison- of little boys that ever played in this section of the state, Over a four year lost out in district play to Enm the district champions 36 to 35, in the last ten boys were runners-up in baseball, but again lost out to Anna in the final game, Anna jinx is broken, and I believe l have their number, He must have known year proves it, Our baseball team was also runner-up, a good year's work for I-'airlawn Local Schools, When asked about the year's work, he remarked we This is all due to the fine co-operation of teachers, students, ami parents, May Our Superintendent the beautiful Mosquito Creek Valley, our superintendent was born, Their home five years, moving to Rosewood where he started his education in the Adams Johnson Township about a mile from his birthplace, He attended a one room with a new teacher each year. Yet he feels these were four of his best years and his work in grades eight to twelve was done at Si, Paris, He graduated as Normal School, in 1923, He started his teaching career in the Adams Township and eighth grades, Teaching seventeen classes during a day's work, In the fall started his coaching career, In 1927 he accepted a teaching position in was working on his degree, During the following three years his athletic teams basketball team fought its way to the Southwestern District finals before losing 1929. ln the years of 1930 to l93Z he taught in the Green Township schools now played in the district baseball tournament at Dayton, In the years 1933 to 1937 from Bluffton College, In l936 he again guided his basketball team to the district two years at Wayne-Cable as principal. Here he won the Junior High School Adams Schools, Here he developed the Whiz Kids probably the best group period these boys had a record of 80 wins and I6 losses, Their last year they seconds of play, In 1949 he Came to the Perry Rural School, Last year our He remarked at the time, well, we lost, but we have accomplished one thing the what he was talking about, because the ease with which he disposed of Anna this our first year. Mr. Wert is not only our coach, but is also Superintendent of the have had a fine and profitable year in our first year of our new consolidation, we be able to make next year even better, 2,1 K' ' Za

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