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I34M M0H4 TO THE BOARD OF EDUCATION I N THE roll of honor in community service no one deserves a higher distinc¬ tion than the men who make up the Boards of Education of the schools of our great country. Their’s is a noble service that measures in large terms the success or failure of any school, the welfare of future generations, the prosperity of future citizens, the perpetuity of our nation. These men have nothing to gain in the way of political preferment, for the offices are not generally held as of sufficient importance for political consideration; they have nothing to gain in a financial way, and they can and should be actuated only by one controlling motive and that is service to the community and interest in the great possibilities of the boys and girls of the present generation. The Boards of Education of the Township High School have, fortunately, been composed of men of singular business ability, of good judgment, and wise policies. No set of men have more conscientiously given their services, in ad¬ dition to the daily duties of their own respective occupations, and given that service with the most careful deliberation and the wisest judgment. Members of the Board of Education receive no salary, seldom receive praise, and very often receive unjust criticism when their desire is to do the very best for the community that conditions and circumstances permit. When, therefore, the roll of the servants of the community is made and when recog¬ nition and praise are given for social and community work, members of Boards of Education, who faithfully and honestly executed the important trust placed in their hands, must be placed in the first rank. The student body, the faculty, and especially the seniors of tin Township High School desire to take this little opportunity to show in a feeble way the appreciation they owe to the loyal men who have served so willingly and so creditably in the past years on the Boards of Education of the Township High School.
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