Sandwich High School - Reflector Yearbook (Sandwich, IL)

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fyosi uj riA Sometime in the future years, if this yearbook of ’44 and ’45 brings to someone pleasant memories of high school, we. the annual staff, will feel that our task has been accomplished and our work well rewarded. R. S. 45. 6 The 1945 Reflector

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 eAicxiiixut To the spirit of the men and women of this high school who have joined the service of our country, and to the memory of those who have paid the supreme sacrifice, we sincerely dedicate this Reflector of the year nineteen-hundred and forty-five. We pay high tribute to the heroic spirit of those who are living. Their courageous enthusiasm is for us a great inspiration. May we always be worthy of this country for which they are so bravely fighting. To those who have sacrificed their lives for all mankind, we take pride in saying that their spirit shall live on forever. Their courage is symbolic of the highest standards set forth in our democracy and we shall strive to uphold these principles. PS. ’45. 1945 Reflector

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SCHOOL BOARD Our Board of Education is staffed by men in various walks of life, thus bringing to its deliberations a wholesome and wise composite experience. I he Board meets in the office suite on the fourth Thursday of each calendar month, and we find coming together a doctor, a banker, a retail store proprietor, a coal dealer, a farmer, a technical employee of an electric industry and a dentist. President Ogilvie has appointed the standing committees of the Board of Education, with the thought of keeping in mind the interests and capabilities of its various members. All matters of general policy in the administration of the school system are decided by the Board at its regular and special meetings. The administration is held responsible for the working out of these policies. Dr. R. G. Dakin is the only member of the Board who was a member when our high school building was erected in 1921. During his tenure, the building bonds have all been retired and the finances of the district placed on a sound business basis. Our Board of Education has our fullest confidence, and our appreciation for a job well done. Silting—Mr. Haskin. Mr. Whitfield. Mr. Mclnnes. Mr. Wesson. Standing—Dr. Dakin. Mr. Colliflower. Mr. Brady. Dr. Ogilvie. OFFICE STAFF Mr. Haskin. who is the Superintendent of the Sandwich Public Schools, sees that everything is kept running smoothly. Mrs. Shultz is the school nurse who checks up to see if Johnny is sick, working, or sleeping. . Betty Hough keeps the office shipshape and decides who gets what color of absent slip. To these three, we students turn many times for help and information. The 1945 Reflector