Benton High School - Wahwahlanawah Yearbook (St Joseph, MO)

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CITY EXECUTIVES N energetic and alert organization presided over by Superintendent T. E. Dale takes care of the destinies of the St, loseph school system. Mr. Dale, besides being a genial, friendly person, is an able school man familiar through experience with all the prob- lems of the schools in his charge. His aim has always been to provide every possible opportunity for the city's youth to become educated citizens. ln this effort he has been encouraged and assisted by the board of education, six local business men and women, whose motto seems to be Worth while citi- zens-to-be for the City Worth While. Both Superintendent Dale and the board of education deserve a special thank you for the time and thought they have given to Benton's new build- ing. lts planning, construction, and equipment have been done under their careful supervision. THE BOARD OF EDUCATION President Mrs. True Davis Vice-President . , Mr, E. F. Garvey Secretary Mr. George D. Blackwell Directors' Mrs, Clifford Adams, Dr. H. W. Carle, Mr. G. D. Berry, Mr. David Hopkins. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Davis, M . Black ll, S pt. T. E. Dal . D . C I . Mess s. Be y. MR. E, Garvey and Hopkins. cmd Mrsfhdamsjwe u e r are I H Superintendent Page Thirty-two 0 Qvif. P