Shawnee High School - Quilna Yearbook (Lima, OH)

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Good administrators, good in- structors help make a school outstanding. Shawnee has both. ADMINISTRATION If II'

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it if 6,4 0m my same Supvrinlenffenl C. C. LAPPIN Oherlin Colle-ge. B.A. Ohio Staten- 1inirersity, MA. ln Ihr- inonth of May. 1926, Ihr- school lwlls chimecl out lor ls' last limo in thi- lvnildings at Sliadysimlv. llunw. Elmvit-w. harp, K1-nip. lVlow1'ry. llt-Ist-l. and lVlyvrs Fvhools. Only the font'- ionl -whool at lVlL'11t'll1 tllN'Ilt'tl thi- nvxt fall. lllht' otllvrs gathf-rt-tl 1 N-ptt-inlu-r. l'l2t'v. in tht- nf-wly 1-rc-Ct:-fl ilviitralize'tl Srhool uilrltng. Tha- high whool pupilx. ont' huntlrv-il z-le-wn in nunilwr. who .nl hw-n st-nt out ilr tuition pupils to Lima South. Lima Central. Yapalwin-ta. and flriilvr-xillv we-rc' hrought into thi- ni-w hnihlingg i ht- we-ltlwl into tht' firxt 51lLlWIlPr' High Svhool, N-wit tom-lie'i'Q anal tht' 5llIl !'IIllQ'IlllPH1 txsho taught part tinn-I orkwl in th-f nvw high ft-hool thier first. year. lhu mfliool operatvsl lon as il fl-your high, with grzlclos, nino, ton, vlm-von and twvlvv. May of 1027 saw 14 svniors l't-wivm' tht' first lllIllUlllilS issued hy ,MW ,MW l It 1 hawnw lligh Svhool. 'l'ln-so honors-d onvs wr-rm' Cloyd Bakr-r, nth llowsln'r. Daisy Carnvy. litigt-imc Coopt-r, lla-raldine Frey:-r, H1105 llillin. ,Ivssiv Harshnian. Kathryn l,oy1-r. Laura Mayor, arry 'Nlilh-r, William Parvnt. llaxnon Rf'Pvvs, lioe-na Spyker and on Wiki-I. The- fall of 1028 raw tho Tlh and Sth grail:-N achlf-il to ther high hool. llii- now six-yt-ar organilation rvqiiiriwl I2 tt-avlwra ons- tht' now onw wax 0. ll. Knvvlit-our pit--writ l'rint'ipal. who ugh! hixtorx and woavliwl lootlnall his fir-t xv-ar. l if 2 The high svhool oporated thi- first yvar without a prinvipal. ln the fall of 1927 Rivhartl Pugh, st'it'i1t'v t4'at'ln'r, war- 4l4'9lQLIl2ll4'4l as prinvipal. 111- vontinucd in that vapavity until his nntiinf-ly dvath in March of W39. His kffvn spirit. his vhartning pf-rxonality and hard work li-fl an indelible mark on the- f-arly yt-ara of filiawnve-. Miss Dorothy llrinr-r sriccfw-tl'-tl Nlr. Pugh as print-ipal and von- tinul-'d in that vapacity with Qingular Qtivve-Qs until Nhr- wt-nt big' ganw hunting: in tht- Wvffst in tht- sunnnvr of Ill-13. like' thi- Nlounties. wht' got hf-r man -and now live-s in Fvaltle- ae Mrs Uorothy' Brine-r l'lunnnr'r. H:-r -llf't'4'-itll' in 19,13 may none- othvr than O. C. Knv-Cht who has wry -tIl'4'l'SGl'Illl3' rarriwl the- tort-h up to the prcsvnt thnc. From thu- standpoint of physical plant, in 1939 an vlovvn-c1aSs- room addition was addvd and in 1952 u nc-w elmnvntary hniltling. Sc-ptr-mher, 1956, should see tht' svnior high in its na-w quartvrs. From the original 14 graduate-ee of 1926, this ye-ar will ln' si-ntling nearly a 1lllIltlTt'll to face the- lntnrs-. From tht- lll stnilt-nts of 1926 high school. wt' havo now grown to 700. Ilnsvrtz Nlr. l.appin as hcl appvarfwl in 1027 l,lulina.l