Shawano High School - Shawnee Yearbook (Shawano, WI)

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page six SCHOOL BOARD Mr. Rcctz Mrs. Wallrich Mr. Andrews Mrs. Czcsklcba Mr. Fischer Dr. Peterson Iudge Dillet 1 OFFICE FORCE Dorothy Meyer, Assistant - Mabel Gicbel, Secretary

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Mr. O. A. Reetz, Superintendent of Schools In Education, it is not so much what we have learned as it is to understand what we have learned. Once understood, we can then make decisions. Decisions made by those who believe in the better way of life for all, and supported by a majority, determine, the destinies of man. If Americans un- derstood democratic rules and idiology, the more inspired they would be to apply such principles to their own way of life and help others to resist the unfair practices of politics in our present world affairs. But understanding comes not of itself. The many varying and conflicting points of view, in our social order today, must be understood-only then a fair open minded deci- sion can be arrived at. ln our school, let us aim to understand even though the result be most shocking to our peace of mind. -O. A. Rssrz page seven