Batavia High School - Batavian Yearbook (Batavia, NY)

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BOARD CDF EDUCATION Front-Mr. Chapin, Mrs. Mulcahy, Mr. Minor. Back-Mr. Early, Mr. Wells, Mr. Iudd, Mr. Neavereth. Michael 1. Earley Frank M. Neaverth Horace H. Chapin Morris E. Minor Everest A. ludd, L.L.B. Mrs. Helen LeSeur Mulcahy, Mus. B. 17 Ellicott Avenue 5 Union Street 37 Ellicott Avenue 118 Bank Street 2 Richmond Avenue 411 East Main Street Page 10

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SUPERINTENDENT The Batavian 1937 theme of school and community relationship is to me a subject of very vital interest. The modern high school should have as its objective preparation for adult lite through having much of real lite situations within its own program. Batavia High School is a socialized school in which student activity and organization give abundant op- portunity for lite itself, in action. No young person stepping out eventually into a position of self support in a city, village or rural center should consider that he is sufficient unto himself. His mind should be attituded toward positive and active good citizenship. He should help serve and build that the civic unit may be eventually a bit better for his having been a member of it. CLYDE P. WELLS, Superintendent of Schools and President, Chamber of Commerce CLYDE P. WELLS Ph. B-Syracuse University Page 1 1