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

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SUPERINTENDENT MR. H. L. FORD To The Class of 1955 ln the procession of graduating classes from Fostoria High School, we are always able to list many worthwhile traits and character- istics. Your Class of 1955 is much above average in general ability and wholehearted participation in the many activities of the school. Your interest in the school, your good judgment plus your willing co-operation are combinations that make for success not only in school but in later life as well. It is our sincere hope that you will always have to face challenging problems for in doing so you will be required to measure up to your best. Such experiences will result in useful and happy lives and the community in which you live will be richer for the contributions MRS. DONNA REITER PRINCIPAL MR. O. K. CALDWELL To The Seniors Truly each succeeding class graduating from Fostoria High has its own unique quality. When we evaluate the traditions of our To Donna and Anna Glad to help and eager to please have always been your mottoes. Without complaint you have will- ingly aided the students who came into either office seeking information and guidance. As loyal boosters of the school athletic teams, you carry your pleas- ant personalities with you always in everything you do. Two of the nicest friends anyone ever had, we wish you the best of luck. The Class of I955 you will be able to make. H. L. Ford MRS. ANNA CRAIN school in sportsmanship and good citizenship we realize how much we are indebted to the leadership of the Seniors. The Class of I955 has made a real contribution in this respect and their influence will be felt in our lives about school for years to come. Such a genuine quality of integrity and respect for decency in human relations has seldom been equalled and never surpassed in Fostoria High School. The next decade or two will see many of these fine people in significant positions of leadership in a wider world and may we wish for them the courage to maintain these sterl- ing qualities of leadership. 0. K. Caldwell

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'l i msn. 2 l l l I l To you, the faculty, we, the Class of I955, would like to say thank you for the many contributions you have made in our lives. Our activities would never have been possible without your help and guidance. You have aided many of us in choosing our future vocations. We could always come to you in any crisis that we had to face, and we would be confident that we would be guided through them. Our lives have been dominated by you one-half of our waking day. You have taught us the fundamentals of education, but even more important-to be better citizens in the world that is around us, to learn to abide with ou men, and to realize our faults and try to correct them. From you we have learned the meaning of justice and discipline. r fellow

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Board of Education ,Wm H. L. Ford, joe Keyes, John Gutknecht, Glenn Marshall, Paul Stearns, Art Gamertsfelder, Mrs. Heinze CLERK Lillian Heinze BUS DRIVERS N h CUSTODIANS Harold Switzer, Charles Harris, Alice Berry, Bert Hanley Troy Rangeler thletio Board Row I: John Cutknecht, Art Wilson, Bruce Schmidt, Tom Bender, David Davis Row 2: Ed Covert, O. K. Caldwell, H. L. Ford Albert Knox, Bill Murphy