Williamsport High School - Goldenrod Yearbook (Williamsport, IN)

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Introducing the Administrators Our aim will always be through formulation of general policies to make the Williamsport-Washington Township School progressive and to advance the educa- tional level of the community. This board hopes to grow as the community grows and progressesg its members will be forward looking, not content with the past, but ever ready to adopt new methods that have proved to be progressive. We will speak for the children of all, hear patiently, weigh deliberately, and decide impartially each educational problem. SCHOOL BOARD The opportunity for a full, free, and complete education for all the children of this school district, is the responsibility that we must never fail to recognize. The optimum level of operation must be maintained to keep the public schools a vital part of our democracy. My primary concern is that our school will always strive to offer better and better educational opportunities to enable each child to develop into the best, the noblest, and the finest citizen possible. FRED D. FECHTMAN, Superintendent Our nation today is great because of its educational opportunities. The education of a citizen is judged by his citizenship in the nation, the community, and the home. It is the duty of the modern high school to provide a sound foundation for world citizenship. Page Four EDGAR E. STAHL, Principal

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