Elba Central School - Revue Yearbook (Elba, NY)

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V . 'A :FL-.. 1 4 ,,..,.,..Q,v- f 4 ink mf.. A The students of Elba Central School wish to pay tribute to an outstanding man, John Shuler, the President of the Board of Education, who died January 2, 1957. His co-operation and desire to reach a calm and reasonable decision of questions insured many satisfactory conclusions. Easy-going and willing to hear both sides of a story, he often related school problems with those of the community, which led to justice for all. As President of the Board of Education, he gave unspar- ingly of his time and thought, so that the students of this school could enjoy the best educational opportunities. The student-his welfare, citizenship, and growth in knowledge-- were foremost in Mr. Shuler's mind. He strove to reach these goals by advocating school expansion and improvement. To one so humble, yet so prominent in promoting the value of a sound education for all, we are sincerely grateful. A