Harrison High School - Vista Yearbook (Harrison, OH)

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We Are Guided By Capable And Friendl lt is ancient wisdom that as a rnan thinketh in his heart, so is he. It is new wisdom, perhaps, that as a man thinketh about himself, in his heart, so is he. And what he thinks about himself is inextricably tied up with his past and present experiences. You, as a member of the largest graduating class in Harrison High School history, have undergone at least twelve years of educational experiences. Few expenditures we can make yield a greater return than those for education. A wellaeducated person produces more and consumes more, makes wiser decisions at the poles, mounts a stronger defense against aggression, and is better able to perform the grave responsibilities of American citizenship. For those who are going on to college, educational ex- periences will continue much the same as in the past only in a more adult world. Educational experiences will continue for others in nursing, business, branches of the armed services, farming, working in a factory and numerous other ways. Protit by your educational experiences. As the late Peter Marshall, who served as chaplain of the United States Senate, said in making an invocation: Where we are wrong, make us willing to change, and where we are right, make us easy to live with. 3 - R. X? Board Of Education R. B. Hoffman, D. C. Berry, C. Mott, H. Rudisell, L. Hahn, Page Eight ' The Board of Education that is in charge of the' consolidated district as- sumed control in the Fall of l954. The board members were all formerly mem- bers of the three boards making up the district. Mr. D. C. Berry, President of the Southwest Local School District, was the clerk of the Whitewater Board, Vice President, Loren Hahn, was a member of the Crosley Boardp Clerk R. B. Hoffman was clerk of the Harrison Board, member Herbert Rudi- sell was President of the Whitewater Board and member Mrs. Cora Mott was ci member of the Harrison Board. The aim of the board is to establish the district as one smoothly functioning unit and provide the necessary im- provements as soon as possible.

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x it .5 F ,si i z - is my ,ggi fur. J. . . ' l f 'F if sf i are .15 wif .aft F - E:-tlzllhgq. Leaders Who Are Always Trying To . , ' mv' .. -qi. .Y 'E' As you enter the door of the prin- cipal's office you are greeted by the bright smile of Martha Jacob, the school secretary. Martha is ever ready to .be of assistance to anyone who needs help. The cooperation and effi- ciency of Martha are appreciated by everyone in the school. Besides her general office worlc Martha can be seen scurrying around the school doing the many different tasks that arise daily in a high school. Ethyl J. Wendling Principal of Harrison High School B. A. Ashland College Spanish Biology English Literature Mrs. Wendling is more than a teacher and principal at Harrison High School. She is a symbol of all that is good in education as in everything else. Mrs. Wendling is always ready and willing to help with any problems that occur during the year at H. H. S. In i944 when Mrs. Wendling started her teaching pro- fession at Harrison, few realized that she would develop into the guiding light of the school. She has taught Spanish, biology, history, music and English. As adviser of the Senior Class and the Vista she has worked tirelessly for their benefit. Office Staff i Page Nine