Wauseon High School - Chief Yearbook (Wauseon, OH)

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2 Wim 9 5 I I I I I I I SEZ BOARD OF EDUCATION No system of public education can continue to progress long without fm sub- stantial board of directors buck of it. We are to be congratulated in lVauseon upon the Board of Education which consists of men who are prominent in our business and professional circles, and who are interested in the xvelfare of our schools and comiinunity as a whole. They always stand for the thing that is right from an educational and progressive standpoint. They are always willing to sacrifice their time and efforts without receiving any compensation for their services in order that I3llC'vV21llSCO1l Public Schools may secure all the advantages possible. The staff of the NChicf and all the students of this high school extend to them their thanks for this noble service. THE FACULTY Much of the success of a school depends upon the teaching corps. An ener- getic group of students needs an energetic, capaeble, and Well-trained group of teachers to olfer it the proper guidance that is so essential during the high school age. Wauseon High School has been fortunate in having as good rt faculty as can be found anywhere. Each member is well trained in his particular line of work a.nd is interested in getting across to the pupils as much as is possible. 1VIany of the members take work in universities during the summer months, and a few are working on Masters Degrees in Education. Several members of last year's faculty have gone to other places this year and have made excellent records. The new members of the faculty have measured up to the standard of former years-Wauseon High School is proud of its capable faculty.

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