Sylvania Burnham High School - Burgoblac Yearbook (Sylvania, OH)

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D 3 FAC LTY if if ,MMI I imma sfjjy dltr 4 if ' , fl, 9 15 1 x 9,1 Ju nt a, WW! xx F5 BU AM THE SAGES SAY that a friend is never known 'til a man has need. In times gone by, when the student has need of assistance for some reason, his instructor in the school was the last one he would have thought of con- tacting as a friend. The word Hteacherv brought on a vi- sion of a stern-faced individual armed with a ruler and Q a frown. It is interesting to note how this picture has changed through the years.

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Superintendent of Sylvania Schools This year Mr. Baumgartner completes his 22nd year as Su- perintendent of Schools in Sylvania, having seen the system grow from a small one to one of the largest exempted village districts in the state. Mr. Baumgartner, with his cheery smile and affable way, has done much to make our school years prontable and pleasant. 6