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Seated are Miss Mary Streetsg Francis Cholvrtong Mrs, Herbert lirauf-r, vice-presidentg Thomas Thorn, pre-sirleiitz Mrs. James Luininisg Johnson Hitchner. Standing :ire Nlillzirrl Vhew, secrctaryg Frank Dev, Superintendent of Schoolsg William Hoyerg John Bacon, solicitor, Donald Curtisg John Johnson, In February William .-Xthcy, lillsworth Ciriner and New- lin Watson were elected to replace Miss Streets, Mrs. Ili-aiier, and Mr. Johnson whose terms expired. Board of Education The community group most vital to our school system is the Bridgeton Board of Education whose membership is composed of residents of the city extremely interested in the education and social adjustment of young people in the Bridgeton area. It is their duty to see that qualified administra- tors are secured, that suitable teachers are employed, and that available facilities are put to the best use. They must meet the standards set by the State Department of Education. They must also see that our schools comply with the requirements set by the academic and professional schools to which our graduates apply. By directing financial matters through proper channels, they see that funds are provided for building maintenance, teachers' salaries, and basic educational equipment. As we look back over our four years at Bridge- ton High School, we realize that many oppor- tunities have been made available to us through the interest and cooperation of these Bridgeton men and women so inter- ested in our welfare. Our school has been greatly improved because of each member's willingness to devote much time and effort to his responsibilities. We are most apprecia- tive of their efforts in our behalf and for their contributions to our school life.
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Principal lLi'iiig'etiiii lligh Si-liool has heen the iii'iiiii-m1n'ei'i1nl' I'i'i1it:ipztl ll21l'1'j' t', F-iiizilh-lx' eu-i' sinw his Ql'2ltlll21il0Il Iioin liiitgi-ix l'IllYt'l'Slij' when he taniie to the high sclionl as at young iiiaiiiivtoi' ol' ulii-iiiistiy. During his thin- ilwzuh-s on the fzteiilty, he has at-en nianx' uiiaiigw nnule in the Qin'- iiiuiiln. lviiisiiliiivl, and hnilcling. Ad- ininiftrzilixe he-:ui fit' the scliool since ii 12127, he has witnesseil the success :intl zivliiowiiieiits ot' niziny gl'2lilllZllQS xxliosi- well'zii'e zinfl QtlllC2l.lllJIl he has gniilt-ti with pzitieiice and skill. 5. ' Mrs. I-'auber takes dictation for the daily bulletin every afternoon at 3 o'clock, The Open Door Policy is always in effect for students and teachers. C'
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