Liberty Benton High School - Liberty Bell Yearbook (Findlay, OH)

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Q o me Q? he BOARD OF EDUCATION Education is a continuous total life process. It repre- sents e progressive grovrth in the development of the indivi dmal It does not start at birth or at the first grade and 'L s end with a diploma at the eighth or twelfth grades or even at college graduation. Schools must become community educational center for all the people if they are to justify their cost and fulfill ' ' bl of their mission in the solution of the gigantic pro ems readjustment. The wider use of the school plant as a commun- ity center is not only economically sound but educationally wise. The need is, clearg if we are to survive this period of read 'ustment we must make educational provisions for people J to continue their education and enrich their lives. People ' The want to prepare for the problems of present day living. y want to recover the opportunities they have missed. what the American people do in their spare time will largely determine the character of our civilization. , The problem to meet this need is largely one of coopcrap tion. Community educational agencies, together with :any other community groups, must provide programs to meet the needs. This great need is to mobilize all these forces in e. common cooperative effort to see that all adults who have missed their chancd are cared for. Education must furnish the leadership and the program. We must have the lar ,cr vision that education is a total con- timuous life process and concerns the development of the individual throughtut his life. ' ld b To carry out this aim the program of our school shou e broadened and extended. Our school should be the center of interest in our community. Every resident, parent, and child should take an active part in the building of a fine school spirit. Words cannot express our appreciation to the members Bl the school board for their excellent cooperation in all edu- cational project. Had they not possessed foresight inf-. the last few years our school would not rank among the highest in the county today. They have met the financial situation wisely and svmpathctically. The present members of the Board of Education are: CHARLES 2.1. SIIITH Q President L. L. KU7il.':'nH - Vice President IIILLBUR J. CREIGHTON JOHN D. REED PAUL -rI3IlER KARL K. PORTER - Clerk page 7 , . .-:r.:se:s, V:-2-:-: 5, l rf. nl' z i . 'r ex Q 22:5 4 o ., E J' :R f:f1g f fff55Ef 5 15 55g?5,., .T 'Z':1f:ff 1 fp 111:2 1 49:2-: ' 1 if 5192 ' W 1:-,-I- :N I:3:1:fr ' T 555225 1-2-:-up . , gr.:-Q1 -W Slifffffiih ' . 'f+r:v 'ff'fE:Ei'. E i!:5:::lIw, fl' 'I!gfj'f'Ij4'. '. -j.:.:jm..-Q T :j F1:5,:1:kh: 3 59532554 5, wires . 1, .5 1 7' 5S,'3I':- ' , J affair. 1 'iii 1:':2:I - , 3' -1.j.'3Z1P 1? f:-grfgp if 5:5552 , 1, if 1:52122 , 1 5ffff'3ffZ, - H rw f1:1.Ef:' y f' :Ff':f':f 1 ':- T3 I -I Ig .iH3:1.5 ' '5 57:2 if' ,':j:Qt ' ff :T 'i fi 151W I :if 45:52 2 57 'was ' st 23: 5. '5 525 '. Q 925. 5 fi : i:' :,Ql:f ' .Q-