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ll! I THE SCHOOL BOARD M. I.. HANLIN . I'r-uiitltffrf Mus. lim Ricif Sxerwftzri 'lack WH1'ria '1'w,1.iffm- j. CQ. S'i'itm'izit ljzzwfffr' FRANK Hablcim' . lliiwrffn- lflll.llANAN HILLH Srgiiooi. is very tortunate in having a Board of Educa- tion which has had so many years of experience. Mrs. Ida Rice has been a member of the board for twenty-two years, Mr. A. Wliite for twenty, Dr. CQ. Strayer for nine, while both Mr. L. Hanlin and Mr. Frank Habicbt have served for sixteen years. Thus, the membership has remain- ed practically intact for nine years. and during this period the board has striven to carry out the newest and best in educational policies. Superinten- dent Harold Cl. Stark has cooperated to the fullest extent with the board. THE CLASS GIFT THIS Gimiwiimiucz Crass or 1957 decided to cooperate with the class ot' '56 by leaving its money to help defray the expenses of the address sys- tem installed this year. The equipment purchased and installed was an all wave radio with a late type amplifier, a permanent magnet speaker for each room, and a new electric phonograph. The hookup was so installed that any broadcast may be made from the auditorium stage and be heard in any room in the building. Broad- casts can be made also from the superintendents office to any room in the building. Loud speakers in each room have switches which can be turned oft' and on by the teachers. A buzzer system is connected up with the clock in each room making a signal system possible, so that teachers will know when to switch the speakers in their rooms on and off. The purpose of the system is to make it possible for high school and grade classes to hear entertaining and educational programs now being broadcast regularly. Announcements also can be made over this system. thus putting the old method of sending a written notice around to each room out of use. Most of the credit for installation of the address system goes to Mr. Claude Carter and Mr. Ray Miller of the faculty. XX'illiam Kuntz, a senior, was also very instrumental in putting the system in use. ae
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