Wooster High School - General Yearbook (Wooster, OH)

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Hr. limmett ll. Nliller, Dr. William Schultz. Hr. l'aul Thomas. presiclent. Mr. Harold bc-nbc-rich, Hr. lfianlc XYinter BOARD OF EDUCATION Few students realife the hard work and hours ol planning done by the school board which make possible lVooster's superior school system. This year the Board can take pride in the comparison ol the state inspector's reports with those ol' three years ago. XVooster is rated Satislac-tory plus in nearly all phases ol' scrhool work. lispecial improvements have been made in the home economics department, which has a broader program and better equipment: the science department, equipped with the new general science room and aclcliticmal lab ap- paratus in other coursesg buildings and grouncls, with the new playgrotmcls and newly painted classrooms and corridors. Specifically mentioned strong features ol' the high school are the art, industrial arts, vocational agriculture, use ol' audiovisual aids, and the guidance program. Through the co-operaticm ol' the Clity Council, the Iioarcl has been able to expand the site ol' the high school surroundings. The generosity ol' the Freedlander Trust luncl has made pos- sible the additional playground liacilities and improvements on all the school grounds. The corrective reading' program initiated in elementary schools is progressing satislactorily. The Board is also working on a new sctheclule lor teachers' salaries. .Xlways interested in the activities ol the school, the Board has been leaturing reports lrom various department heads at its monthly meeting. Three members attended the American Association ol' Scthool Administrators in .Xtlantic City this year, where they absorbecl new ideas and viewed the latest in equipment. l' nge liightj