Wyoming High School - Roundup Yearbook (Wyoming, OH)

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for understandin and friendship, Lift to right: Mr. Harold Bush, Mrs-Ruth Martin, Mrs. Austill Chambers, Mr. John Melville Mr. Paul Glick, Mr. W. H. Grieder, Mr. R. H. Collins. Board of Education Mr. john Melville is again serving as president of the Board of Education this year, and Mrs. Austill Chambers holds the office of vice-president. Mrs. Ruth Martin is hired by the Board to perform the duties of secretary and treas- urer. Other members on the Board are Mr. H. W. Grieder, Mr. R. H. Col- lins, and Mr. Paul R. Glick. The many duties of the Board of Ed- ucation include the selection of teachers, building repairs, and disciplinary prob- lems. Another duty which is more fa- miliar to all of us is the appropriation of funds for the new additons to the school. The Board of Education per- forms the duty of fomxing school policies and keeps the school running smoothly and efficiently. 10 ata- - - . f. fvfr nlglgl - ll 47' 2 Q71 n ' l' f L'

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facult , the ones to Whom we look WYOMING PUBLIC SCHOOLS CINCINNATI 15, OHIO CT CE Dear Class of 1956: After a stmlmer of vacation work and play, this book will serve to revive for you many mwories of your high school days. Just as one must view a fine painting from the proper distance to achieve full appreciation of its beauty, so you may now begin to look back upon the years of your life in school. Events which seemed important at the time of their occurrence will begin to fade into proper scale, while the little things - the firm handclasp of a. friend, the extra hour spent to do an assignment com- pletely and well, the smile of a teacher who understood - these will assume a surprising prominence in the composition of your memory canvas of Wyoming School. To carry the analogy a step further, each of you will sae a different picture of this experience we have shared together, and it is natural and proper that you should. In a world where sameness is emphasized, we have tried to help you to think and to act for yourself, within the limits set by emeri- enoe and by consideration for others. We hope that in your years at Wyoming School you have achieved a fim basis of the fundamental skills which your life work may require, and that you have caught some of the vision of better things with which your life can be made truJ.y complete. The members of the staff join me in wishing you good fortune. Sincerely, ,I few Jffglce eff ' Harold Bush, 9 Superintendent

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for encoura em nt and guidance, Wbksx The faculty enjoys lunch as well as a time to relax. The usual rush before school. Mr. Samuels holds class attention. ll e Miss Culp advises a senior. f 1