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

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AD INISTRATIO The seven-member Board of Education is responsible for determining school policy which, in turn, is administered by the superintendent with the help of the assistant superintendent and the principals. Each member of the faculty carries out these policies through work in the classroom and in the many phases of school-sponsored activities. Thus in the classroom and on the athletic field, through social events and cultural activi- ties, the will of the people, as determined by the Board, is carried to the children. Education thus becomes a local project and the results a credit to the community. Shown in the picture are Miss Mabel Marlar, Mr. D. H. Van Ormer and Coach Amold Stahl, who with the help of Miss Thelma Maier, office seo tetary, settle a perplexing problem of conflicts in the school calendar.

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IN MEMORIAM po eff ll,lfl'LI'l'llI'l6 Dunng hrs two years rn FSW, Mr Cummrns gamed the smcere admnratron ofthe faculty and the students Hrs desrre to do what he thought best for the students and the school sometxmes left the students temporarrly dxsgruntled but they soon learned rt was therr rnterests he had at heart. Th1s desire, fostered by a professional mstrnct and ,4lu..,,,,.-5 permeated wrth the mterest rn those wrth whom he worked lrkewrse commanded the respect and atten tron of hrs fellow teachers Tennyson has penned these words whrch aptly descrxbe the feelmgs of those who knew Mr Cummms as a frxend and teacher BYHUIC. break. bfi-Wk. And the stately sbzps go on On :by fold gray SIOYIPS. 0 Sed' To :ben bauen under the bxll, Andl would that my tongue could utter Bu1Of0y1bg mug-b of g Ugmsbed band, Tbe tbougbts that arxse 1n rne. And tbe sound of a voice lbat 15 stzll' Break, break, break, At the fool of thy crags, O Sea' But the tender grace of a day tbat IS dead Wzll never come bark lo me. y l 5 . Y' 1t