Greensburg High School - Brown and White Yearbook (Greensburg, PA)

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I MR. SAMUEL B. BULICK , Superinlemi 'V V ent of School: wa 1113 just c organization needs a head, so do We need our chief executive, Mr. Samuel B. Bulick, Superintendent of Schools. His task is the multifold one of coordinating all the processes so necessary to the smooth functioning of a school system. Prime among his duties is the supervision of the legislative body, the Board of Education. He must see that the everyday jobs and all sudden emergencies are taken care of. Hoping to help the students avoid pitfalls, Mr. Bulick inspects the records that trace the scholastic, health, and attendance progress of the school as a Whole, and reports his findings to the Board. Our chief executive, moreover, is interested in new and more eflicient methods that will enlarge the role of our school in training the student in the principles of the American Way of life. And so Mr. Bulick, day in and day out, is open to suggestion and alert to foster progress for the boys and girls who m little democratic state. as any democrati ake up his 14