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

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BOARD OF EDUCATION l v ,- ROW I: Mrs. Lillian Heinze, Glenn Marshall, Joe Keyes, Paul Stearns, Art Gamertsfelder. ROW 2: John Gutknecht, H. l. Ford. BUS DRIVERS CUSTODIANS Harold Switzer, Charles Harris, Alice Berry, Bert Hanley, Troy Rangeler. ATHLETIC BOARD - 5 nv ROW I: John Gutknecht, Art Wilson, Bruce Schmidt, Tom Bender, David Davis. ROW 2: Ed Covert, O. K. Caldwell, H. L, Ford.

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' SECRETARY TO THE PRINCIPAL Luella Beil PRINCIPAL To The Seniors It is always difficult to make friends with the idea of losing the cream of the leadership of the school by graduation. Your shoes will be hard to fill for you have surpassed in many things- music, dramatics, sports, scholarship and above all good citizenship. It is some consolation to know that the fine leadership that has blessed us at Fostoria High School will be given opportunity to function at college, in the Service of our country, or on the iob. Our loss will be a pleasant gain for some- one else for there is always a demand for cour- ageous leadership. May we wish you a happy and profitable iourney in the path of your choice. O. K. Caldwell SU PERINTENDENT To The Class of 1956 Congratulations to the Class of 1956. Fostoria High School has been honored over the years with outstanding graduating classes. School tra- dition should and does play an important part in challenging the best in leadership and good citizenship of every Senior. The members of the class of I956 have made a fine contribution in continuing the strong links of tradition in the Fostoria High School. As graduates, every one of you will face new problems and new chal- lenges in the years ahead. Look forward to the great privilege and ioy of being of service to your community, to your neighborhood and to the nation. Dare to be true to your ambitions and your ideals. Never minimize what you can accomplish through hon- est work. Strive for a vision of greater service and opportunities will come your way. May you achieve much success and satisfaction in the years ahead. H. L. Ford SECRETARY TO THE SUPERINTENDENT Lillian Holman -QP'

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jk- JUNIOR DEAN OF GIRLS Miss Vera Eger Dear Miss Eger, It was largely through your effort that we became acquainted with F.H.S. You made us feel at home. Though we have been here six years, we have not forgotten, nor will we ever forget you. JUNIOR DEAN OF BOYS Mr. Thomas Bender Dear Mr. Bender, Along with your many other duties, you had time to counsel us, and advise us in our formative years. Some of the things you told us, lincluding the When I was in . . . storiesl we'll always remember. SENIOR DEAN OF GIRLS Mrs. Ernestine Wiedemann Dear Mrs. Wiedemann, As we leave F.H.S., we take with us the memory ofa kind adviser, friend, and teacher. Your influence upon our lives has made us better individuals. Thank you for all of your time that has been given to us. SENIOR DEAN OF BOYS Mr. E. R. Zuber Dear Mr. Zuber, Though you loved to play checkers, you always had time for us. If we needed a kind word, some advice or iust someone to talk to, we knew we could turn to you.