Shawnee High School - Quilna Yearbook (Lima, OH)

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Come in and . . . meet Shawnee SchooVs administrators C. G. LAPPIN Superintendent Oberlin College, B.A. Ohio State University, M.A. As we stop for a few moments to meditate on the educational picture, we see the latest agitation is to go all out for science and mathematics. We would, of course, like to improve and enlarge our science and math program. It is proper that we do so with the rapid pace being set by industry and research. There is great danger, however, that other phases of education may suffer as the result of this latest agitation. We need also to strengthen our courses in citizenship, government, and English. Great advances made in scientific appliances call for better knowl- edge of how to use more leisure time and how to live with other people. We need not be too much upset by the sensational claims of some other peoples when we can reflect that we, as educators, have had a part in the building of. the highest standard of living ever existing in the world; that we have no slaves and slave labor camps; that everyone has a real vote and voice in the gov- ernment, and not a sham dictated vote controlled by fear. We trust our high school will help to maintain a fine educational balance between making a liv- ing and living a living. (Z, » . 2 - Page Four

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V saiit. fc».o toj awhile ' to meet our friendly people pages 22-65 to gaze at our booming activities pages 66-103 , to cheer our athletic teams pages 106-130 Page Three

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0. C. KNECHT Assistant Superintendent Bowling Green State University, B.S. Indiana University, M.S. KENNETH LUSK Principal Ohio Northern University, B.S. Indiana University, M.S. Mr. Knecht, who was advanced to assistant superintendent, transfers the key of the Shawnee High building to Mr. Lusk, who replaced him as principal during the 1957- 1958 school term.