Bolivar Central School - Gusher Yearbook (Bolivar, NY)

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• • • OUR COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF AND HIS MESSAGE 10 MR. WH1TF0RD

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• • • OUR BOARD An executive staff, “militarily speaking,” is essential to superior organization. Thought and plan are the bases of any staff which commandeers duties of vital and strategic importance. In short, it is the epitome of the success of all nations. Some might say that it is abstract thinking to compare such an organization with a school board. We think not. This group, too, is interested in the survival and success of mankind to the degree that it develops to the greatest extent the minds, bodies, and capabilities of the youth under its jurisdiction. It is seemingly a thankless, arduous, and tedious job. Yet it is a job demanding well founded ideals, desire for social betterment, and progressive activities. The Board holds the future of a nation's youth in its palm, and tries to equip that youth with a background which cannot be detracted from by the scourges of humanity. Our Board has placed before us exceptional opportunities. We grasp them, and hold them tenaciously. We shall never let them go, and we thank our Board of Education deeply and sincerely for them. A. L. Shanor President of the Hoard ★ 9 M. McDermott L. A. Champlin M. Wilson C. A. Chipman

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