Shawnee High School - Quilna Yearbook (Lima, OH)

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SIGNS AT THE CHOSSHO ADS The pri ' ssiii ' cs iil cicli ij;cncraliiiii Ikivc .il- tc ' cti ' d tlu ' Ainciifaii st-liiHil s s(ciii. ScIkioI linil(!iii;j,s, (.■oiii ' scs ol stiuK, and ti ' ilnii(|iics ha ( ' t ' luinm ' d tliinu h llir cais. Tlir iiiipiirt- aiicr 1)1 tlu ' liiniiaiiitii ' s, sticinc, Tiiallicinatics, and cxtra-currniilai acti iti( ' s lias xaricd in C ' oininunitic ' s atToss die land. I ' roj icss in tlic iiKUiN ' phases (il li iiiij; gives iissiiranec llial die school sNstenis ha i ' hecn siicccssfnl. Now ' ovi. the adnlt i eneration ol llie im- mediate tntnrt ' , must assunu ' the icsponsihilitx lor better sehool swstenis in the -eais to eonie. K. F. Lusk ..WHICH WE FOLLOW c y K. F. l.l SK Priiuipal Time- out for relaxation. . tlniinistiat()rs are seen not only working in the school, bnt also in anions phases of recrea- tion. Mr. Lnsk and Mr. Knecht enjoy a game of golf together in their brief moments of spare time. Most of their work clay is spent dealing with the problems of a busy school and see- ing that efficienc is maintained throughout Shawnee.

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• O. C. KNECHT Supcriulcuilcnf CROSSROADS OF LEARNING The tlieme of this yearbook, Crossroads of Learning, could not have been more appropri- ately chosen. As we enter the decade of the sixties, the significance of a quality education for all students is of greatest importance. There is a sign on an unkept rural road which reads, Choose your rut wisely; you will be in it for a long time. Vlay I offer a suggestion to the students of Shawnee. Whether you are college bound or in the process of developing a marketable skill, only your best will suffice. Choose your courses wisely, explore aptitudes and interests with care. Listen to the counsel of those who can wisely guide you. Then, hav- ing made vour choice,— work at it! It is by these processes that we can meet the challenge of the crossroads of learning and become happy, useful, and productive citizens in this great American communit ' . O. C. Knecht THEY SET THE COURSE Presiding over our educational s stem are Board of Education members: Dr. W. B. Light; Carl Settlemire; Dr. Vernon Noble, president; Fred Sto er; Paul Cramer. ice president; and clerk to the Board, Lowell Forbes. 10

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THEY INSPIRE, GUIDE, AND PREPARE The Shawnee faculty is dedicated to the pur- pose of helping today ' s student become to- morrow ' s useful citizen. The teachers inspire students to set high goals, then guide them to this destination by giving the students the finest academic training possible. Their job is important for they are forming the America of tomorrow. These thirty-thres do inspire, guide, and prepare. ANNA MAE ARNOLD Wheaton College, B.S. Home Economics NICHOLAS i L BACA Ohio State University, B.S., A. Spanish L II HAROLD BECKETT Ohio State L ' niversity, B.S. Ed., M.A. Vocal Music SARA JOLENE BERRY Wittenberg University, A.B. En-lish II. Ill RALPH E. BLAUVELT Ohio State LTniversitv, B.S. Ed., M.S. Audio-Visual Education SHIRLEY BONNORONT Miami Universit) ' , B.F.A. Ohio State University, B.S. Art