Wauseon High School - Chief Yearbook (Wauseon, OH)

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Baath uf Cfhucatinn 1 We wish to impress upon all who read this book the importance of the duties of this body of men. They are the executive body over our entire sys- tem of education in Wauseon. Our school government would not exist with- out this Board. Dr. W. P. V. Evers and Mr. E. C. Reynolds were chosen at the regular election in November to fill the vacan- cies on the Board when Mr. Carl F. Orth and Mr. P. M. Clingamen retired. Both Mr. Clingaman and Mr. Orth have served long and faithfully. Mr. Clinga man has given his services since Jan. 3, 1916. Since Sept. 20, 1920 he has acted in the capacity of clerk of the jf. 19. mfhfl' present board. Mr. Orth began his term igfggihgnt Aug. 20, 1917. The new members, Dr. W. P. V. Evers and Mr. E. C. Reynolds, are both interested in the school and community. The members remaining on the Board are: Mr. F. H. Weber, president, whose term began Jan. 22, 1922, Mr. Earl Willson and Mr. Geo. Brown, both of whom. became members on March 11, 1922. ' The Annual stai wishes to express its appreciation to these members for the constant support they have given to every movement for our welfare. The importance of such a group of men can hardly be overemphasized. These men have all been leaders in both business and civic affairs. Unless these men had made good in their own affairs they would hardly have been selected by the community to handle larger enterprises. Besides having the responsibility of seeing that qualified teachers are selected and the school buildings and equipment kept in good condition, the Board also selects the Library Board and the Harmon Field com- mittee. The Annual staff wishes to express its appreciation to these members for the constant support they have given to every movement for our welfare.

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