Amherst Steele High School - Amherstonian Yearbook (Amherst, OH)

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The Board of Education GEORGE WALKER FRED I-I. HOGREFE EDWARD R.MENz EARI E COTTON Page 12 One of Amherst's largest and most important industries is the Amherst Public Schools. Serving as directors of this business are the members of the Board of Education, who give im- measurable time and thought to such duties as approving the school budget, recommending building repairs, hiring teachers, studying curriculum trends, and sponsoring athletics. Although these men do not gain extensive recognition for their efforts, we hope that they will receive some satisfaction from the realization that by their work with the children of today, they are helping to develop good citizens of tomorrow.