Newcomerstown High School - Newcosean Yearbook (Newcomerstown, OH)

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, 0-fl DONALD B. BORDER MANCHESTER COLLEGE, A.B. OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY, lVI.A. .1 .dl This production is dedicated to the Superintendent of the Newcomerbstoivn Public Schools, Donald B. Boeder, who has been our capable and efficient executive for the past seven years. During this period of time many important events have happened which have affected our school and its program. Winiiing the war and educating boys and girls to take their places in a period of strife was the emphasis during World War II. Now the focus is turned to the problems of adjustment to the post war period and to living together in one community, one state, and one world. These influences have made the work of a school executive a most im- portant and far reaching task. Building a better school program for boys and girls so that they may learn the democratic vvay of life is the goal which our superintendent constantly keeps in sight. Because of his tireless efforts in striving to reach this goal, his wisdom, and his foresigiht, we deem it an honor to dedicate this volume of the New- cosean to Mr. Boeder. FIVE