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WENTY years have passed swiftly by since Willoughby High School welcomed into its ranks a new music teacher. Since that time, Mr. Ruddick has produced some of the finest instru- mental groups in the country. ! just last summer, mianly through the tireless efforts of its director, the Willoughby High School band proudly marched down Fifth Avenue in New York City, where they received first honorable mention in nationwide competition. Also within the past year the band has played at two of the Cleveland Browns football games. In the annual district contests at Kent, Willoughby has always done well. In order to produce such fine bands, Mr. Ruddick must work many long and tedious hours which few people know about. He does this because he enjoys his work, but mostly because he knows it will bring much acclaim to Willoughby High School and its stu- dents. Because of his strenuous work and outstanding accomplish- ments, we, the class of 1950, humbly dedicate this Lens to Mr. Charles Ruddick - an excellent teacher, a hard and conscientious worker, and a very sincere friend. 2
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CHO0L BOARD is E 5 l. N 6 tjgxx :gg qxzxgg QQ4- vuxxf C WN ' 'X K I AY dl Q V P-1 ?.Qo HE old order changeth, giving place to the new. The days of the old time circus are gone. There passed from the scene one of the most familiar attractions of our circus, the high school committee. With Wil1oughby's becoming a city, the village board and the township board agreed that consolidation and the severing of ities that bound it to the county sys- tem were best for the school system. Here for the last time is the high school committee. SUPT. J. B. IOODSIDE, J. M. IILLIAIS, M. ACHERHOP, A. BRICHFORD. CLERK J. SIITH AND T. G. NEVILLE 4
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