Lancaster High School - Mirage Yearbook (Lancaster, OH)

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Mrs. Pearle Waugh. Dean of Girls B.S.. Ohio State M.A.. Ohio State The Principal Speaks Again I om hoppy to hove the opportunity to speok to you through the Miroge. It gives me personol sotistoctivon to know thot you. who will soon groduote. hove reolized your tirst greot educotionol goo ln achieving your first gool you hove loid the necessary foundation upon which to build 0 vocotionol career or to continue to odvonced study in some speciol or professionol tield. What ever you Choose to do. you must continue to strive for improvement. You must continue to learn, for competition in oil occupotionol oreos will become keener as increasing numbers of high school and college groduotes enter the em- ployment picture. Through the persistent eHorts of our ex- cellent toculty. combined with your cooperotion and desire to grosp the educotionol opportuni- ties of hond, it is my firm conviction that you ore well-prepored to meet successfully the tosks ot oloily living. Fred W. Lowry. Principal B.S.. Wilmington--M.A.l Ohio State Mr. Howard Kirk. Assistant Principal B.S.. Ohio University M.A.. Ohio State Page Fifteen

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i i i i . T . i T T J. E. BROWN SuperinTendenT of LancasTer CiTy Schools B.S.. Ohio UniversiTy M.A.. Ohio STaTe ROBERT W. PAYNE AssisTanT SuperinTendenT 8.5.. Ohio NorThern M.A.. Ohio STaTe The Trend in EducaTion The spoTlighT of public oTTenTion has now become more shorply focused Upon The gen- eral educoTion of our young people. The job To be accomplished in This general area is signiTiconle imporTonT for The conTinued prog- ress and welfare of our noTion. UnforTunoTely, There is no one simple ponoceo To solve all problems over nighT. Probably, The underlying formula is hard work and cooperoTive eHorT on The porT of oil per- sons who hove conTocT wiTh The educoTive processes for young people. This musT. oT necessiTy, include The greoT number of dedi- coTed Teachers who need To hove The com- pleTe consTrucTive supporT of The communiTy. Page FourTeen We are exTremely TorTunoTe in having on excellenle prepared professional sTchF To guide The educoTionol program of The youTh oT LoncosTer. Each of us is keenly aware of The imporTonT role of The Teacher in The classroom of America. We are unmisTokobly enTering on new and challenging era. and The leadership required To meeT The problems of Tomorrow mighT very well be furnished by one of The sTudenTs whose picTure is To be found in This publicoTion. J. E. Brown SuperinTendenT of Schools

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BOARD OF EDUCATION L. to R.: E. G. Clark. Mrs. Irvin Smifh. Ralph L. Rockwood; Mary Schur'rz, Clerk; Dr. George Le Sar, Presidenf: Thomas H. Hall. - Dr. George Le Sar. Presiden': Mr. Ar+hur News . Business Manager Page Sixteen