Forrest Strawn Wing High School - Tupek Yearbook (Forrest, IL)

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0 ' . i 1 ,. A953 F' . ,f f A f' lik T ii t , 'X if ' A ' N fry ? p 'ny N g g , , h in J -H 'ALJ' M , --,,, , A J K Vkfdv . X NN I Aka' A R .L Keith Amstutz 'i:,,,i.. ' V' V ,L.L President, Board of Education i i .A g M 'dw 7 -,Q 4 Harry Roth, Joe Broquard, Guy Moore. Absent-Frank Ringler. For 1957-1958 R. W. Cummins Assistant High School Principal Richard Hanna Wing Grade School Principal Determining school policy is the duty of the Board of Education, administering it is the task of the superintendent, the principals, and individual teachers. New this year is Supt. D. H. Van Ormer, who came to FSW from Leland. From the moment of his first arrival in Forrest he became enmeshed in the intricacies of finishing the new building and transfer- ing the grade school to it and, at the same time, expanding the high school into the vacated grade rooms. Another newcomer, Robert C. Cummins, is assist- ant high school principal. Mr. Cummins, who came to FSW from Honeggers', has charge of attendance and teaches English and history. The sole remaining member of the original unit high school faculty is the assistant superintendent of the unit, Miss Mabel Marlar, who has charge of guid- ance and counseling, and sponsors many of the activ- ities. Miss Vera Gullberg, Strawn principal, and Cyril Allen, principal of the new Meadowbrook School, are also original members of the unit administration. At the Wing Grade School, Richard Hanna, now in his second year of administration, serves as principal and teacher of the upper grades. Among the seven members of the Board of Educa- tion only Vaughan Horine remains as one who helped start the newly-formed FSW Unit back in l949. Other members of the Board are Keith Amstutz, president, Harry Roth, secretary, Joe Broquard, Frank Ringler, Guy Moore, and Leroy Kamrath. To these men falls the difficult and timeconsuming task of meeting twice monthly to work out policies in regard to transportation, finance, teacher selection, and a myriad of other school problems. 9