Hagerstown High School - Epitome Yearbook (Hagerstown, IN)

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Leaders of School Endeavors Croupings of Administrators and Students Mutual gratitude-that of students to teachers for helpful instructions and advice and that of teachers to students for attention and obedience. Twenty-11 ine

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Our Board ot Directors Apprecialed Managers BANK, sturdy Hlltl stablc, t1'llStt'tl for its yt-ars of st-rvicc to tht- pe-oplc, is a fitting' synonyni for thc school board of thc Hagers- town Hllti Jettt-rson Township schools. This board of education is as busy as thc proycr- bial bcc. a tact which is p1'oyt-tl by its actiyity at any tinic. The- thrt-c pt-oplc who se-ryc Ull this board haw niany re-sponsibilitics. tht- grcatcst of tht-sc illtllljl' tht- sc-lcction of a supcr- intcndcnt of schools and througli hi111 choosing! efficient and capablt- principals a11d tt-at-ht-rs for the schools. This task has bca-n ably ful- filled as was 5-yidcnccd by thc prog-rcss inadt- by thc schools under thc lcadcrship of thc fac- ulty during- thc past yt-ar. Thc other duties of thc board includc supervising thc budget- ing of funds for various school cxpcnst-s. cycr kct-piiig in mind thc ttlXD2lyL'1' and thc ctii- ciciicy ot' tht- schools. thc 1-l1ang'c of school tt-xtbooks. thc buying' of nt-w cquipiiit-nt for schools. 1-iuploying' of driyt-rs for school buscs and niany 1l'l01't' problt-nis too nunie-rous to nn-ntion. Thi- nit-ntbcrs of thc board art- as follows: 'TW M rs. Lcora Waltz, township trustcc. has st-I'Yt-tl 011 th 0 school board for cig-lit yt-ars and has g.1'lVL'll proot' ot ht-r capability for this position by he-1' untiringr work and ctti- cicncy i11 accom- plishing cvcry- thing worth whilc for thc bcttcr- ntcnt of thc 1,rurtt ll'r1If: schools. Thirty tPwl954 Mr. T. S. NYal- kt-1' has shown in his two yt-ars ol' scryicc. H11 intcr- t-st in tht- schools which has bt-cn instrunicntal in proinotingr to it gl'1'921tQ'l' d c gr 1' 1- t- tht- high stand- ards and ideals for which thc schools hayt- al- ways stood. T. S. IVIIMTI' M1-. C l a 1' en cc Stout. who h as be-t-11 a int-inbcr of thc board sincc last August, has in this short tiinc be-cn an cyt-1' de-- pcndablt- sourct- of hclp and has con- tributcd to thc wcl- farc of thc institu- tion ot lt-arniiig oycr which hc has partial control. As a sound a11d dt-pt-ndablc bank must have- its board of directors, madc- up of pcoplc who Clfzrt-111-c Stout work for its gain, so 111ust a school, in order to bc successful hayc an efficient board of cducation. This board of education has yt-ry successfully inanagcd thc schools, and it is with plcasurc that. wc, the pupils of the Ha- gerstown schools, takc this opportunity of thanking thcin for thcir carnt-st cttorts.