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

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Fostoria Board of Education-George Louden, Lillian Heinze, Ioe Keyes, Arthur Gamertsielder, Paul Stearns, Glen Marshall, H. L. Ford. FHS Administration guides schools The Fostoria Board of Education is composed of tive members Who are elected on a non- partisan ballot by the Voters of the Fostoria School District. These men determine the pol- icies for the education of students in the city. An administrator is employed by the School Board to carry out the suggestions ot the Board. Since the School Board is the highest authority in the city school system, its Word is final on all matters pertaining to the public schools. The organization which makes recommen- dations to the School Board concerning athletic events is the Athletic Board. The membership includes a member of the Board ot Educaion, the superintendent of schools, the high school principal, the athletic director, the head football and basketball coaches, and the president ot the Boosters Club. One of its greatest tasks during the year is to approve game schedules suggested by the athletic director. This group is the link between the athletic program of the school and the Board of Education. '1? . Athletic Board-Bottom Row. H. L. Ford, O. K. Caldwell, Thomas Bender. Row 2. Fred Wilch, John Buckingham, Art Burton. Not Pictured-Arthur Gamertsfelder.

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Herbert L. Ford: Superinten- dent of Fostoria Public Schools, Lillian A. Holman: Secretary. Louise Werner: Attendance Officer. Lillian Heinze: Clerk-Treasun er for Board of Education. Betty Souder: School Nurse.

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Many hands aid FHS A group which is seldom recognized but which does much around FHS is the custodians. The main- tenance duties are divided among four ianitors and the one janitress. They sweep the halls and rooms, clean the restrooms, open and close the school each day, and make small repairs around the school. The men Who do a fine job of delivering students to school every day are the bus drivers. Each must qualify for his position by passing a state test since his job is a big responsibility. After safely delivering FHS students to school, the bus drivers discuss their day at the wheel. They are Al Knox, William Murphy, and Arthur Kirby. Delicious lunches are served to the students by the cafeteria staff each day. Those in charge of the cafeteria are Mrs. Damon and Mrs. Hartsockg they are assisted by ten stu- dents. Mr. Orwig helps the staff by taking the students' money. They endeavor to meet the standards set by the state of Ohio. A cleaner building is the end result of the efforts of these men, Harold Switzer and Troy Range- ler. Absent from the picture are Bert Hanley, Charles Harris, and Lucille Nalle. It's a busy time for the cafeteria staff when students be- Bauman, Deloris Fetro, Phyllis Good, Ioe Stearns, Dick gin filing in for their lunches. Those helping are Gary Neuman, Terry Mehrman, Mickey Veres, and Mike Snyder. Lannes, Mrs. Hartsock, Ed Kopf, Mrs. Damon, Nancy . r. , W.. I ...iii l Q29 k 7:21