Shawnee High School - Quilna Yearbook (Lima, OH)

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board of education CARL SETTLEMIRE president , HORACE SHOCK vice president PAUL LYTLE clerk W. E. WILLIAMS member , I DR. W. B. LIGHT member , Sha-wnee ' s board of education, made up oi five oustariding community leaders with school interests, is to be congratulated for the fine iob of , planning and equipping oui] new high school. This important policy-making 1 ' group spent many extra hburs working on the proposed building plans. Other outstanding jobs performed by the board are hirimg teachers, pur- , chasing buses and equipment, establigning salaries, and buageting finances. ) • clerical staff L Superintendent ' s secretaries Mildred Roney Dorothy Long Principal ' s secretary Lois Landfair High school nurse Bernice Settlemire Work done by the good secretaries in our office helps keep the machinery of the school running smoothly. They give invaluable service to Mr. Lappin and Mr. Knecht. Our school nurse is kept busy tending to the clinical needs of our school family. BERNICE SETTLEMIRE Page Twenty Dorothy Long, Lois Landfair Mildred Roney.

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What is the vahie of possession? Last September our high school moved into its new building. This building has all the latest refinements and facilities. We are complimented by our many visitors on its completeness, its beauty, its conveniences. We, as teachers and pupils, must not be misled into belief that accommodations alone will lead to good education. Hard work and study are yet necessary, along with these facilities, to make educational progress. What we have to work with has taken time and sacrifice. Let us all make the best of this equipment. icrease school efficiency ) Opportunities in our new high school are many and varied. Adequate room, plus the addition of new and up-to-date equipment has made possible an enriched educational experience for each of our students. Their response to these new challenges has been gratifying. As teach- ers and pupils become more familiar with these new tools of learning, greater achievement can be expected. We hope to create a greater desire on the part of our students to want to learn. O. C. Aio D Page Nineteen

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Shawnee ' s faculty is versatile Shawnee ' s able faculty has guided the 1956-57 school year to a successful conclusion. Of these twenty-six versatile leaders, fourteen have master ' s degrees and all have bache- lor ' s degrees. Shawnee students can be proud of this dis- tinguished group of teachers. HAROLD BECKETT B.S., M.A. Vocal Music NICHOLAS BACA B.S., M.A. Sp., History RALPH BLAUVELT B.S., M.A. Audio Visual Education KATHERYN BOWERS B.S. English G. WILBUR BYERLY B.A.. M.S. Math. General Business i