Los Molinos High School - Cinders Yearbook (Los Molinos, CA)

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H s,uigiNrUglll.lN,,.-4- Y , M., K W m K X '.-,,,,.-as-0 .5 st Trustees of the Corning Union High School District K Left to right: Frank E. Morgan: Joseph M. Glick, Clerk: Lee H. Newkirk, Presidentg Knudt K. Andersen, Vice Pres1dent,and Sidney Watson. The schools are but a reflection of the interests of the community in its children. The people of each community are represented at the school by a Board of Trustees, which determines the whole educational policy of that school in accordance with the ideals and standards ofthe people. They are responsible to the community for a well managed educational system. Since t hey work behind the scenes and receive relatively no publicity, little thanks, and absolutely no salary, their true value is often little rec- ognized by the general public. The people in the Corning Union High School District are competently represented by a group which performs its duties in a manner which is of great satisfaction to all. We, the students of Los Molinos High School, wish to take this opportunity to express our thanks to these public spirited men who serve us so unselfishly.