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

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i Greensburg High qehool is ill democratic organwitions hue the eustomarv thiee departments exe Judicial Ihe executixe depa Buhck the Su B must cutne Ie rtment 1 perintend oird of I , gislitixe s headed I ent of gel due rt: th , and mx Mr Qrmuel B iools the Ieglsl ltlll on md m mx of u e oceuprnts of the we kn g is done h s End oft 0I'I'IlLL e ow the f f y the en to ou ompose rl general str o each 1 sorrow tha ie jlliIlCllI group Nou rh ucture ue sh1II see what nh section are It is IVI I I dt e partieul k Suliele ind ar tas s roh to aetlvitles s LUOICIIIIIIL I of the C machine II tie numerous departments neenshurfr schools into a smooth-running . ns may not seem like '1 large task to the ordinary person' but when one considers that there are 3 22-I students and I25 teachers in the .-chools he sees the situation in '1 different light. ust as any 1 ier exe-eutixe hlr. Iiuliek I11llSt report the results of his efforts o X Jody of direetors employin rim. I 'rrt of this report is dew o to the seemingly trivial things that oeeur in our scholastic careers such 'rs health 'md attendance statistics. 'lihe progress of our grades, sometimes taken lightly hy us is studied thoroug,hIy in making this report. Another eomplieated task rlrrr falls to our superintendent is preparing the hudget. 'Iihis is 'rn itemized estimate of what financial appropriations will he needed for the coming school year. I NIR Sur Our .Y LEL B BL LILK alaetbztendent 10

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Wessrs Nfarsh, Burhenn, Nevin. Bullck Henry, Hrs. Browneller, 'Nfessrs Peterson, McClintock EDUCATIONAL ,Eeadeu f designed to maintain current standards, and at the same time, allow margin for wartime changes. just from these few examples one can easily see that being a school superintendent is no small job, and we are grateful for the splendid work Mr. Bulick is doing. The Board of Education acts almost exactly as any other legislative body. We think that you should know these seven men. They are: Messrs. Ylvilliam G. Burhenn, Abner E. Henry, Paul M. Marsh, Fred M. Melntyre, Kirk S. Nevin. William O. Peterson, and A. B. McClintock. This representative group of the people of Greensburg are faced with a maze of tasks that make a geometry proof or a Latin translation seem like mere child's play. Perhaps one of the most important of these is that of selecting those essential people, the teachers. An equally important problem is the appropriation of money for the various current expenses and the levying of taxes to obtain it. These men also proclaim the holidays that are so vital to student morale. Since they are rarely seen in action, it may seem that the Board has a rather small part in the operation of the schoolg but their tireless labor is shown by the results attained. VVe thank them, just as we thank Mr. Bulick, for their excellent work. Thus, the administration of schools includes the Superintendent, the Board, and their representatives, the members of the office force-altogether an example of the democratic living that is the traditional symbol of our country. ll Ev