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

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MR MR MR MR. MR. . HARRY LEONARD, Clerk . R. J. CARTER D. D. SCHLATTER, Presidenl ORA XVADE, Vice lvexidenl . H. L. ZEMER Board of Education THE FOSTORIA Puizuc' Scuoots closed in May with the personnel of the Board of Education changed entirely from the personnel existing at the opening of school in September. The First changes were Mr. Harry Leonard and Mr. D. D. Schlatter who were added to the board by the vote of the people. Mr. Ura VVade hlled the vacancy of Mr. C. C. McKay who resigned to act as City Solicitor. The two remaining members of the Board resigned on May 4. Dr. Carter who had been on the Board for seven years resigned because of business reasons and Mr. Loring Flack, after having been on the Board for two years, resigned because of his change in residence. The vacancies were immediately filled by Mr. R. J. Carter and Mr. H. L. Zemer. The Board of Education has a very difhcult task indeed as it attempts to serve the citizens of Fos- toria by endeavoring to give its youth the highest degree of educational training available. In the past, it has gradually built up our schools to meet the ever-growing need for correct educational training so that the youth may be better qualified to fill its position in modern society. This year, we are celebrating the One Hun- dredth Anniversary of the founding of Fostoria. Our community has grown and prospered because of one hundred years of successful achievements within our public schools. The Boards of Educa- tion, past and present, have offered the youth who attended the schools the best advantages possible. Many have put these advantages and opportunities to good use and have prospered as adults, as our city will bear witness. You, the Class of 1932, are starting out in life at the dawning of this, the second century of growth of Fostoria. You have been given the best the people of Fostoria, through the Board of Education, could give you. May you make the best of your opportunities.