Springfield Local High School - Windmill Yearbook (Holland, OH)

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ADMINISTRATICN f 'iii'- fax.. B. J. Bishop, Supervisor: H. E. Ryder, County Superintendent: Paul E. Cairlg G. E. Swope, Clerkg George Griffin: Hugh MacQueen, Vice Presidentg Arthur Cleland, President. V Q ' ' 9 .1 . 5' . VN' in 'ih slgjv .2-4.1, 1 ff.. V - -. L '1 - '. L. Mr. Walter Zeck was ap- pointed on February 27, 1947, to fill the unexpired term of Mr. William E. Dyer whose resignation had been previously ac- cepted. Board of Education As official representatives of the school district, the Board of Education consists of citizens elected to that office for a period of four years. The Board is the governing body which officially acts on all matters and questions pertaining to the Springfield Local Schools. The Board holds regular monthly meetings with the school executives attending in an advisory capacity. Each member of the Springfield Local Board of Education by giving generously of his time and efforts has made it possible for them to meet many and complex problems confronting all school districts during this period of economic unrest.

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B. J. BISHOP, B.S., M.A. Supervisor SPRINGFIELD LOCAL Scnoons For the past five years Mr. Bishop has capably served as the Supervisor of the Springfield Local Schools. Although administrative duties occupy most of his time, no problem is too small to receive his attention. He is always willing to talk with any students about their difficulties. Through individual counsel with mem- bers of the Senior Class, he has encour- aged many to continue their schooling, and has aided others in the selection of their life's work. The enrollment for the school year, 1946-47, was approximately twelve hun- dred. This increase, of nearly two hun- dred pupils over last year, created a critical housing problem. ln 1945 a bond issue was passed to provide for enlarging and improving the present school build- ings, but, because of the increased cost of building materials and labor, the contemplated building program has of necessity been temporarily delayed. HAROLD E. RYDI-ze, B.S., M.S., M.A. Superintendent LUCAS COUNTY Sci-iooLs Mr. Ryder is completing his seventh year as Superintendent of the Lucas County Schools. Besides supervising all the schools in the county, he helps in solving many complex problems of state and national importance. He is a past president of the National County Super- intendents' Association, a member of Ohio Reading Circle Board, and actively participates in many other educational and civic organizations. His thorough understanding of school problems has enabled him to elevate the schools of Lucas County to a high place in the Ohio public school system. ' if . 4 ' I 4: