Fostoria High School - Red and Black Yearbook (Fostoria, OH)

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Til 1935 R BLACK ' ' ' SUPERINTENDENT L ,,,,,, J. M. REED

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' ' ' FUSTURIA HIGH SGHUUL p 1 may R. J. CARTER H. L. ZEMER HARRY LEONARD D. D. SCHLATTER F. KINNAMAN Pres. Clerk Treas. V. Pres. THE SCHOOL BOARD Q It is indeed gratifying to the members of the Board of Education that the doors of our schools have been kept open during the last three years despite the financial depression which has locked the doors and barred the windows to three and one-half millions of American school children. The members of the Board of Education have been compelled to meet many times in the last two years to study and analyze the local school problems and every effort has been made to maintain the best program of education that our citizens can afford. We do not regret this service for we feel it is our duty to exert every effort to give our children the opportunity for an adequate education, if we hope them to become successful, efficient and serviceable citizens of tomorrow. Our survey of local school conditions has included a study on the expendi- tures of the school tax dollar, the qualification of our teachers, the spirit of our schools, the product of our schools and the kind of educational program offered to our boys and girls. We have learned through extensive studies and comparisons of school costs made by our Superintendent that we have not been extravagant but rather conservative with school expenditures in our city, and always within our ability to pay. VVe have learned that we have not only a well trained faculty, meeting all the requirements set up by the State Department of Education, but a capable group of men and women, well equipped by personal attributes and character excellencies to guide and direct the destinies of the youth of Fostoria. We have discovered that the conduct and character of our youth are on a par with the best in the State. We are pleased with the spirit of cooperation, good will and harmony that exists in every department of our Public School system. We are proud of our educational program. A program that has made it possible for our High School to rank fifth in the State Scholarship test does not come through accident, but from a well thought out course of study, splendidly executed. We want to congratulate the members of the Class of 1935 upon their completion of this program, and we surely hope you will give a good account of your stewardship for in so doing we know you will be worthy of the many privi- leges and opportunities that have been afforded you through public education. -H. L. Zemer . IIIIIE

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' ' ' FUSTORIA HIGH SC HUUL W. M. HAWK PRINCIPAL E EVEN