Lorain High School - Scimitar Yearbook (Lorain, OH)

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Executive f Leader f Adviser f Scholar Ten D. J. Boone-first in the hearts of the children of Lorain, for their interests are first in the heart of the man. As superintendent of all city schools, and former principal of both Garden Avenue elementary and the High school, this interesting character has been striving for thirtyftwo years toward the betterment of educational opportunities for the children of Lorain. Although his contact with the pupils is indirect, Mr. Boone has made his presence and influence felt by his ability in administering the affairs of the schools.

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Leave to Serve Since our school is the only Senior High in Lorain it is, in a way, a bond uniting all sections of the city. It aims to offer to the boys and girls courses that will best suit their needs and their interests in physical and spiritual as well as mental training. Lorain High School does not pretend to be a preparatory school or a vocational school, but it takes pride in the fact that so many of its graduates are conspicuously successful in college and indusf try.

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Friend f Counsellor f Educator f Gentleman P. C. Bunn-the name the citizens of Lorain have assof ciated with the interesting growth and progress of the city's one public Senior High School during the past eighteen years. As principal he has seen the school to which he came in 1914 grow from one of three hundred fortyffive students to one of two thousand. Keen interest in youth, wisdom and understanding in emergencies, vision and efficiency as an executive, and a progressive attitude toward school problems combine well in making him the highly respected, wellfliked figure he is. Eleven