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Chief justice , Superintendent LWAYS ready to administer justice without X respect to persons is the Supreme Court, ' our School Board. The '50-'51 school year has ' been a time of many changes at Willoughby and the School Board is no exception. For the first time the township and village school boards and N into one. This unification has added a great deal of efficiency to their work. The Chief Justice of our Court is J. B. Wood- side, Superintendent of Willoughby schools. The duties of this position are great and are being discharged with the utmost ability. As true Justices they are always willing to discuss all problems that arise and discharge them with firm and wise judgement. We respect J. B. WOODSIDE their judgement to the highest degree and we ap- preicate the great service they are rendering to our school and community. Supreme School Board ,gig l L. B. PARKS, J. T. SMITH, J. B. IOODSIDE, ll. B. COLE, Id. ACHTERHOF, D. C. KRAUS, P. I. IILLIAIS 4 the high school committee have been combined
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President Principal ALAN SHANKLAND MUST in every nation, organization, or association is that of able leadership. We at Willoughby have that leadership in our Prin- cipal, Alan Shankland, and our Assistant Prin- cipal, Robert Stanton. Both of these men, al- though new in their positions, have given us the best leadership possible. Their responsibili- ties are indeed great and are not easy, but nevertheless neither has faltered under his load. Even though they are busy there is hard- ly anyone in the school who hasn't received friendly greetings from them in the Auditorium or in the halls. The warmth of their friendly spirit has melted away any icy fear that is associated with their position. We are for- tunate to have two such fine men as leaders of our school. , , M4,s',s - - Xxx . -' ie , - J. 1 .silt s Vice President Assistant Principal ROBERT STANTON
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