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1934 THE l2EElECTOI2 IQ34 Tl'IE BOARD OE EDUCATION EDWARD J. FROST - - - - - President HORACE S. HUNT - - - Vice President W. B. MINCH - - - ----- Secretary H. A. ToMx1Ns ---------- Treasurer MRS. WILLIAM H. KNox WALTER D. KLINE F. T. Locxwoon LYLE HUNT MRS. R. O. BISBEE CGHE Jackson Board of Education is the legal body responsible for the operation of public schools in the Union School District of the City of Jackson. The work of this board should be better known to the student body and to the public at large. Under its direction jackson High School is now being operated at less than sixty per cent of the per pupil cost of three years ago. School board members serve without pay. They give freely of their time and talents year in and year out. Their true reward comes only from a consciousness of having worked for the common good. Fellow citizens are often severely critical, usually because they are either ignorant of school facts or because they have a selfish interest. Rarely does anyone take the occasion to commend a board member for the faithful work performed. Public schools have their enemies. Public education has always had to struggle for its existence. Originally created to give children of the common people a chance to advance in the world and to maintain American ideals, these schools have always been hampered by vested interests and certain tax-paying groups. Schools cost money. School boards vote budgets. Therefore, selfish interests are sometimes disagreeable to school board members. However, some tax payers honestly think the country can not afford to support high schools. They would eliminate high schools, either in part, or entirely. They do not realize that the people of the United States are spending more money for tobacco than for public schools, or that the schools cost but a fraction of the amount spent for liquor. The Board of Education is anxious to have the general public know more about the schools, for the schools will receive adequate support only if they merit support, and if the people know the facts. High school students should help spread informa- tion regarding the work of the schools, their value, their objectives, and their needs. HAROLD STEELE, Superintendent Page Thirteen
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