Ross High School - Croghan Yearbook (Fremont, OH)

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Carl Longonbach, Marlin White, Russel Hull, Dorwin Findley, W. E. Kirsch, Clerk Treasurer' Warren Curtis, gourd of glclucafion The main job of the Board of Education is to counsel and advise the school's activities and prob- lems, such as, paying bills, hiring the teachers, and balancing the budget. This is a full time job in itself and we greatly appreciate the efforts put forth by these men, It it weren't tor them, we would not have achieved the fine school or capable teachers that we have today.

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is? rincipa With the guidance of our Principal, Mr. Cooper, both students and faculty are able to work together harmoniously. It is his chief aim to make school a de- sirable, advantageous, and important part of our life. Remembering his own school days, he has offered many wise decisions and helpful advice which have become known to all the students and teachers in Ross who know and respect him. ulaerinfenolenf Even the thoughtless youth of a stu- dent body can begin to appreciate the worth of a man who has labored as long and as successfully to make Fremont Ross High what it is today from the meager foundation of yesterday. Stu- dents could not have done it alone, nor could the Superintendent, Mr. Diener, but with the fine cooperative spirit which he made us see, we have done it to- gether. lt is under the capable work of this man that Ross has continued to ad- vance from the small school it was long ago to the large institution that it is today. Huw