Westerville High School - Searchlight Yearbook (Westerville, OH)

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, - f --- f- ff m P- -5? :ga E . IQIIIOIQIQICIQIQIQIQIQIQIIIQIQIDIQICIQIIIQIQIIIUQ U ' .l.l'l.l.l0l'l.lol0lll.lClUICIOICIUIQIOICIUIOIOIQIOID THE 1934 SEARCI-ILIGHT REED S. JOHNSTON Ohio Universityg B.S., Ohio Stateg Miami Uni- versity. Superintendent of Schools Our four years of high school has been a period of unceasing labor for our superintendent. The dreams, the high ideals, which our alumni would leave enshrined in the hearts of her stu- dents are but reflections of his character. And we, the Class of 1934, which has fully felt his influence can not but express our sincerest ad- miration and appreciation for Mr. Johnston. 8 Y Ci!