Gideon High School - Gisemo Yearbook (Gideon, MO)

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DEDIC TIO Dedicated to Irene Marlow and Wayne Reed whom Both Teachers and Classmates feel Have conducted themselves in such a manner as to exemplify Good Citizenship

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BOARD OF EDUCATIO BACK ROW: Donald French, Harry Sharp, Dick Owens. SEATED: Earl Jones, Presidentg L. B. Hoy, Superintendent: R. T. Stokes, W. H. Lunbeck Missouri law provides that school districts in which there is a city of the fourth class shall be governed by a board of six di- rectors. Two members are elected every year for aterm of three years. This provision lends continuity and stability, and enables the board to plan for future needs. The board and superintendent work out the general policies of the school. Details involved in administration are left to the prin- cipals. It is the policy of the board and faculty members to promote such measures as will make better citizens of the students. The community is obligated to provide educational opportunity to the students. On the other hand, the students are obligated to take advantage of the opportunities offered. Members of the board serve without monetary reward. Their only compensation lies in the fact that they are rendering a worth- while service to the community.