Ohio City Liberty High School - O Citian Yearbook (Ohio City, OH)

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- p 7 ' J, J. Fuller g verything taught in school should have some positive justification for being taught, i» uty of the school i s to teach to do better the desirable things pupils will likely do anyhow. li Itimate aim of education is to make the state a better place to live in and a better place to make a living, r onsider the individual, always, as he is with reference to what he may become. p school should be a place where pupils would rather be in pre- ference to anywhere else, T he school exists for the pupil and not for the teacher or ad- ministrator. T deals, attitudes, appreciations, skills and habits should hold a higher place in the aims of the teacher than unrelated bits of information and facts, Q bjeotive of teacher and school is to open vip avenues of interest to the pupil, not to have them pass tests. f o progress without open-ndndedness variation, experimentation, mea- surement, and selection. EDUCATION demands a Golden Rule of teachers: Do Itato Toxir Pupils as You Vfould Have Them Do for Tou, i ■ ' - yf -

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MRS. MARY ELLER Secretary Hardin ' s Restauratnt For Courteous Service after a date or any time Stop in at Hardin ' s Van Wert, Ohio Eisenhaur Manufacturing Company Van Wert, Ohio MR. kh RICE Custodian Dickinson Supply Co. Transit Mixed Cement Phone 2S2-7010 V in Wert, Ohio Frederick Dodge, Inc. 1003 West Main Street Van Wert, Ohio MRS. IRENE ADELBLUE Librarian COOKS t Mrs. Olive Hurless Mrs. Beaulah Rowland Mrs Uable Ames Mrs. Opal Spahr BUS DRIVERS: Rev. Fred Landolt Rev. James McKinzle Mr, Leonard Cowgil Mr. Roy Witten Mir

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