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THE BOARD The board members of Manlius Township High school for the year of 1941-42 are: Lloyd Van Ormer (president), Stacy Hewitt (secretary), Charles Schmidt, Paul McMahon, and Claude Barber. The term of service of each man mentioned above is as follows: Lloyd Van Ormer, three years; Stacy Hewitt, sixteen years; Charles Schmidt, eleven years; Paul McMahon, two years, and Claude Barber, four years. Of the many duties that the board performs, few are known and appreciated by the public. However, the responsibility, and duties that the board members have and perform each year are something that should be taken into consideration when speaking of the controlling agents of the school. The board members are not always in the public eye. Most often their decisions are made in private and the general public is unaware of their tasks. Public criticism too often ferrets them out for legislation which some question. Tribute should be paid, however, to these men who serve without pay and who must often sacrifice their time for the cause of the school. Theirs is frequently a thankless but always an essential contribution to the cause of public education. ☆ THE BUILDING The Manlius Township High school building is divided into two main structures. The east part was built in 1920 and contains all of the class rooms and the assembly. It formerly contained a gym. However, it was small and in 1931 the west wing was constructed and joined to the main building. It contains one of the finest gyms in the county. The west wing resembles the east part of the building. The front view of the campus with its setting of varied shrubbery and trees is very beautiful to the eye. Visitors frequently comment about the natural beauty of the campus saying that it is one of the most attractive of any small school in the state of Illinois. The evergreens in winter when laden with snow, rival in beauty the summer setting when the lawn is covered with a green carpet of grass. Truly, students and alumni have cause to feel proud of the school which is probably the strongest single influence of their lives next to the home. A final reason for satisfaction, is that the final indebtedness on the building is to be paid off this year. The future of M. T. H. S. looks promising, indeed.
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