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Henry Wichmanowski, Principal James Bovard, Assistant Principal Mark Educational Progress “Progress” could well be the (theme of the 1958-59 school year with nine ne y teachers in the high school, the opening of the Fieler sch ool, an addition to industrial art facilities in the high school, the introduction of developmental reading in the curriculum, and the addition of wrestling as a competitive sport. The addition to the shop will house classrooms and eventually an auto shop when all the equip- ment is added. It is expected to be ready for the fall of 1959. Developmental reading was introduced in all freshman classes as a part of the English curricu- lum as a measure to increase speed and compre- hension. John Davis had the distinction of coaching the first wrestling team to compete on an interscho- lastic basis in the school’s history. With all of these additions plus many other changes in course structure, curriculum, and teach- ing procedures the school strove to keep up the high educational standards it is noted for. Edgar Miller, Supervising Principal 5
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Mr. Henry Fieler speaks at dedication ceremonies. Henry Fieler School, named for former Ross Township Trustee, Henry P. Fieler, was dedicated November 9, 1958. Ceremonies were held in the auditorium of the new $400,000 structure with dignitaries from the township, county, and state attending. Over 400 students from the north and northwest sections of the township are accommodated by the new building which was begun in the spring of 1957 and completed in time for the 1958-59 school year. Mr. Richard Metcalf is principal of the school which houses grades one through six. At the ceremonies Mr. Fieler presented the keys to the school to Mrs. Louis Klaus- man, president of the P.T.A. New School and Addition . . . Mr. Overmeyer, Mr. Wool- dridge, and Mr. Semokaitis observe the construction of the new shop department as it looked in October. Among the new features in- corporated are a lecture room, planning areas, a fin- ishing room, a spray booth, and a storage room for as- sembled projects. Auto mechanics will be added to the areas now offered. 4
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So you’re single, too! Here’s proof! Someone reads the bulletin board. Administration Increases with School FIELER, HENERY Township Trustee PURCELL, WILLIAM County Superintendent FRAZURE, ELLEN HAYDEN, HELEN School Secretary School Treasurer 6
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