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

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W THE RED AND BLACK FOR 1927 The Board of Education J. F. Freese ............................................ 1 ....................... President Dr. M. A. Prudden .,..... ....... Q Vice-President C. A. Gribble .............. ................... C lerk Dewey St. John ....... ........... M ember Dr. J. L. Carter ....... .... Member THE Board of Education, of which we know little, is the active group controlling the destiny of our High School. As the Body of National Representatives serves as a connection between the people and the National government, so the Educational Board is the connecting link between the citizens of Fostoria and the Fostoria schools. The members, five in number, are selected by the citizens of Fostoria, from the city's trained and educated men. Upon their shoulders rests the welfare of the students of the entire school system. The members give their best thoughts and ideas and use their influence to the best advantage, working always toward the goal of a bigger and finer school for the suc- cess of our democracy depends upon the education of its citizens. We are sometimes inclined to think that the Educational Board is not active, but proof can be found in our superior athletic teams, our band, orchestra, art department and part-time school. 0 The members make tireless efforts and give freely of their time and work to provide a better and Hner school and in recognition of these facts we, the graduating class of Nineteen Twenty-seven, take the opportunity offered at this time of thanking them. We sincerely believe that the success of the students will be a recompense for the conscientious work of the Board. - .ll.