Shawnee High School - Caldron Yearbook (Shawnee, OK)

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C. W. GETHMANX, li'ie1Ncllnx1, Mr. Gethmann has been our principal for the last two years, and during this time has proved himself a man in every sense of the word. Ile believes in a well rounded school life and with this in view has developed our school from every angle. He has encouraged us in athletics, always insisting that it is better to lose fairly rather than to win unjustly. Athletics has become a word of honor in our school, for only those who play the game fairly can take part in them, Under his leadership many new clubs have been organized, which now form an important part of our school life. The students eagerly take advantage of these societies and untold good is being accomplished by them. liut above all, he emphasizes the importance of school work. He wishes each one of us to destroy the habit of competition with others, and to realize the true value of competition with oneself. His desire is for each student to determine what he shall make his vocation, and to study those subjects which will best prepare him for that work. lVe honor lllr. Gethmann for what he is. He has won the entire confidence of the student body, for his supreme purpose is to make our high school a greater and nobler institution.