Baraboo High School - Minnewaukan Yearbook (Baraboo, WI)

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EDWARD' P. MCFETRIDGE President, Board of Education an cqfifusaiafalon A rose to the living is more than sumptuous wreaths to the dead. Thirty years of distinguished public service deserves recognition. Edward P. Mclfetridge was appointed a member of the Board of Education of Baraboo in Iuly, 1908. His present term expires on the first Monday in Iuly, 1938. ln Iuly of 1910 he was elected as President of the Board and has served continuously as such for 28 years. A most remarkable record! . Mr. McFetridge did not choose to'run for re-election in the spring of 1938, believ- ing, and justly so, that he had contributed of his ability and time so generously for 30 years that he was entitled to be relieved ol further responsibility. The influence of his leadership on the Baraboo school system has been invaluable. His commanding pres- enceg his wise counsel, tempered by years of practical business experienceg his courteous though firm conduct as the presiding officerg his common sense economy in the super- vision of the finances of our schools, his rugged old-fashioned integrity in dealing with public mattersg his untiring efforts to establish and maintain the highest standcnds for the Baraboo school,Yri1l be sorely missed. In all of his public service, there was only one purpose, one loyalty: What was best for the Baraboo school system? Board members, superintendents, principals, special groups or interests were frequently admonished that that was the first concem of the Board in the solving of the many .problems that arose. He is one of that rare type of public servant that is so sorely needed today -- men of ability and character who in functioning as public servants have the courage and integrity to act, with the conviction and faith that a public office is a public trust and not a public troughg that the public servant should discharge his duties with a fer- vor and zeal for the public good. The Baraboo schools are better schools because of his efforts and influence. The graduating class of 1938 join with the citizens of Baraboo in this public appreciation of his service! '

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1891 - dvoznzan Quark - 1938 To acknowledge a grave public loss which is at once an inti.mate grief is' an oner- ous responsibility. Norman Quale is gone. When he penned a sincere tribute to a friend and associate on the Board of Education, nothing appeared more remote than the unex- pected stroke of Death. Today he is missed. The body diesp the body's beauty lives. With steadfast gentleness and high integ- rity he livedg with steadfastness and integrity he died. It is impossible to esti.mate what we owe to Norman Quale. For years to come, his worth will be rellected in flashes of unforeseen remembrance by those who knew him best. He 'was prodigal of himself in transacting public duties which he had accepted. Virile tolerance and discriminating judgment were dominant in his community life. His influence was a vital force for a better school and a better city. U55 Baan! During the excitement and glory of a football game, we cn'e likely to forget .that group of persons, the athletic board, which is responsible for the arrangement of these contests. In a like manner we often overlook the value of the school board -which, meeting school problems faithfully and capably, maintains an educational system ot which the students and people of the community may well be proud. We wish to express our deepest appreciation for this service. . P. M F 'd H. Dippei Harland H, Hill E C em ge George M A thu President