Waynedale High School - Hill n Dale Yearbook (Apple Creek, OH)

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.93a.a,'Ld af ' SEATED Left to Right Earl Oplinger Willis Martin, Veryl Rodocker, Earl Sprimger, Edward Amiet. STANDING Harold Henderson Virgil Sterling John Lea. Sup 'of A The Class of 1956 has the privilege of publishing the first yearbook for Waynedale High School. To the Seniors we offer our congratulationsg we hope that your high school career has stimulated and enriched the mind, and helped you to form those habits of thought and action which will enable you to live useful and abundant lives. A high school is far more than so many credits for the courses you have taken. It is an atmosphere of mental and moral life. It is a lot of intangibles, of the mind and spirit. May Waynedale, over the years, develop traditions of high standards and ideals. Yearbooks condense in a few pages a record of high school days, with its hopes and fears, its victories and defeats, its activities, friendships,spirit, and achievements. We be- lieve this first HILL 'N DALE will be more and more treasured as the years pass, bringing back to you happy mem- Superintendent ories of high school days, B.A. College of Wooster M.A, Ohio State University

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9 'a TO THE CLASS OF 1956--WAYNEDALE HIGH SCHOOL The first graduating class of a school occupies a unique and significant place in the history of that school. It is the responsibility of that class to set standards of achievement, service, and citizenship. Although you graduates of the class of 1956 have been members of the student body for only one school year, your contribution is more than a one-year contribution. The levels and records which your class has achieved are high: thisinfluence will be felt at Waynedale for many years. Congratulations to the Class of 1956 of Wayne- dale High School! 7'lwwN6t-75 n B.S. Education Muskingum College M, Education Kent State University BETTY GROSSENBACHER