Fredericktown High School - Mirror Yearbook (Fredericktown, OH)

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The dream of a permanent athletic field finally came true. 1Ne are very grateful to the Lions Club who helped in promoting the athletic field project. The major portion of money was left by the graduating classes of 1916. 1927, 1928, 1929, 1933, and 1938. The remaining funds were supplied by the Board of Edu- cation. The Recreation Board consisted of F. B. Herendecn, Foster Auten, Herb Clemm, P. L. Debolt, and G. A. Mc- Conagha. if 2313 r. ,yy, ANIITHEII FIIRYVARD STEP 7 l

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Presented in Eighty Pages Here in the following eighty pages will be presented life in Fredericktown High School during the year l940-41. You will see an ao- quisition by the students of something dear 'to democracy-Education. 6

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FIRST ROW: Mr. War- ner, Mr. Barnes, Mr. james. SECOND ROW: Mr. De- Bolt, Mr. Bechtel, Mr. Clark Mr. C. A. lVlcConagha Administra ,ion To the administration and faculty, our guides through four years of higher educa- tion, we dedicate this section. Years of selection by the administration have de- veloped this distinguished group. Through influence, student understanding has been improved. Therefore, we feel honored in presenting them as members of the Freder icktown High School Faculty. Mr. George McConagha is completing his twelfth year in Fredericktown Hih School. In these twelve years he has been interested in ini- proving the Fredericktown school system. He has served us as coach, principal, and for the past four years as a very capable superintendent. Miss Helen Kirkpatrick, the secrtary for W Freclericktown Hi, has served us in every wav i l9oss1ble. She is a friend to all, students and fr faculty alike. 8 J -2v:::,.'W if '1 Wu www , L. -- fy Miss Helen Kirkpatrick