Harvey High School - Anvil Yearbook (Painesville, OH)

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MR. ROBERT B. OLDFATHER Superintendent To the Members of the i956 Graduating Class:-- You now possess a certain amount of valuable knowledge, but as you move on you will find that knowledge is not enough. Man today has the knowledge to blow him- self to pieces but spiritually he can find no way to put together the broken pieces of humanity. Much of our knowledge is of material purpose and not spiritual value. You must learn how to live or your education will be in vain. The purpose of your education and training at Harvey High School was to help make you better citizens, better men and women, and better and more useful mem- bers of the human race. We have given you knowledge, but knowledge in itself is not enough. The rest you must supply in your own way and l hope all of you will find the proper way to do this. Congratulations to each of you for reaching this goal, high school graduation, Behind the fundamental operation of Harvey High School is the Paines- ville City School Board. The group serves without pay, giving much of their time for the welfare of the schools and the community. The Board decides on courses of study in the schools along with the allocation of funds for the many expenses. SCHGOL BOARD MR. FRANK J. BLAZINA MR. WILLIAM C. SMITH MR. LOOMIS W. LAIRD MR, ROBERT JENKS MR. RAYMOND C. HENDFRSHOT

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MR. JOHN C. CORWIN Principal Mr. John C. Corwin, Principal of Harvey High School, is faced with the various problems associated with the operation of a combined junior and senior high school. He was promoted to Principal of Har- vey in l948 and has done an excellent job coordin- ating the program of a six year high school serving more than twelve hundred students, Mr. Corwin also has been active in civic affairs, having served as President of the Painesville Kiwanis Club during l955. Mr. John Moore, Dean of Boys, is an able coun- selor who assists the boys in arranging their sched- ules, gives them vocational guidance, and helps them with their personal problems should need arise. Mr. Moore also serves as an assistant coach, instructor in American Government, and as adviser to the Central Committee. MR. JOHN MOORE Dean of Boys MR. HORACE RAINSBERGER Assistant Principal Mr. Horace D. Rainsberger, Assistant Principal of Harvey, is well known by the students, especially the upperclassmen who attended Champion Junior High where Mr, Rainsberger was Principal. When Champion was torn down and Harvey enlarged, Mr. Rainsberger was transferred to Harvey to assist in the administration of the six year high school pro- gram. He also is responsible for scheduling the use of the building for school and community functions. Miss Marguerite Lapham, Dean of Girls, with her friendly manner solves many a complicated prob- lem for the girl students. Working closely with the Dean of Men in a testing and guidance program for Juniors, she aids students in planning for the future. Miss Lapham also teaches two classes of Algebra and serves as business adviser for The Harbinger, MISS MARGUERITE LAPHAM Dean of Girls 7