Wauseon High School - Chief Yearbook (Wauseon, OH)

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With untiring and unseltish effort they serve gratuitously Mr. King Ur. liotts Hr. l,Cll1'0fl Mr. XYilliams Mr. Silhavy Mr. Ntatkins l'I'r'.tidt'lll Vim' l'W.v. Clerk The students of XYHUSCOI1 High School are grateful to the metnlmers of the lloarcl of Fclttcation for their unceasing :incl tireleizea etlorts toward the flevelopnient and success ol' our rehool, These citizens of NYatt5eon give freely of their time and effort for the improvement of our school and com- munity. We wish to express our appreciation anal gratitude for their constructive attitude, their sincere interest, and effi- cient aclminiswation which we have enjoyed throughout our school career. .SW

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Kind and ever encouraging, the faculty has earnestly en- deavored to keep us i11 the straight and narrow path. Al- though their sincere efforts were at first unappreeiated, the members of the faculty are our best friends and counse- lors. They will never cease trying to mold us into better citizens of the school, com- munity, state, and nation. ! 'Wrox ADMINISTRATION

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-l The Captains ll Mr. F. S. Huyck has been the superintendent of our school for the past five yearsg previous to this date he had been principal for six years. He has an A. B. and a M. A. degree from the University of Michigan. Before teaching in Wauseon he was a member of the Bryan High School faculty. In addition to his administrative duties he teaches history and is the adviser of the Senior Class. His wisdom, patience, and tact have made him an admired and respected friend. .9-