Solon High School - Archive Yearbook (Solon, OH)

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6 THE MAIN entrance, facing Inwood Drive

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The Highest of Distinctions ls Service to Others. During the past six years of mushrooming school enrollments, Cloyd S. Steininger has guided the destinies of the Solon public school system, through his capacity as Board of Education president. The responsibilities of an unprecedented building program fell on his shoul- ders, responsibilities for which he was ably fitted. The time, energy and anxiety spent on bringing this to a successful conclusion cannot be measured. But the monuments to this record of service to the community--Roxbury School, the Field House, the new high school wing--these will be enduring reminders to us of his motto-- For the Public Good. His retirement means a loss of a powerful force for the good of the Solon schools. ll

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The current school year has passed qunckly too quickly seems lust yesterday that the arr was fn th a fresh pa nt smell that the soundproofed rooms of the new addition carried faint noises of the last workman s hammer and drlll that we touched everythnng carefully because ut was so new We have loved worknng under :deal condrtuons laboratories burlt and equipped for specific fuelds o study an alry, spacious rooms We have revelled In wlde corrudors, roomy lockers, an lnvutu g cafeterla, and un a llbrary beyond our fondest dreams n now, as the year draws to a c ose, we loo forward to the openung days of school next September with eagerness and antlclpatlon 7 It ' ' 'lled Wi - l i I ' , I . . . . --in f 2. . . . . . . . . .n A cl l k