Marion High School - Quill Yearbook (Marion, IA)

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, , l, fvfKiAf-' 3 --f-M r .y X1 ' J ,' , , xg . . ' 1 i 'il . Ml Lys :X ff LOVKYVOOD I.0'I'lll.'XN SlNK'l,.Xlll KliNl?,'Xl,l. Mll.l.lfR lCSU.X'l'li H'l'R.Xl,liY BOARD OF EDUCA'llION ,,O,, The board during the major portion ol' this school-vear was composed ol' hflrs. lf. lfsgate, President, Mrs. Frank Stralev, Vice-l'resident, li. L. Sinclair, WV. K, Lothian, K. VV. Kendall, lf. lVliller, Secretarvg ll. l . liockvvrzod, 'llIAC1lSLll'CT. lt is exceedingly important to any lndependent School District that the personnel of the board of education consist of onllv those whose training, foresight, character, experience and comprehension of the real mission ol' a public school is of a high degree and representa- tive of the best constituency. .X school system that contributes the maximum benefit to each individual pupil, teaches etlectivelv the elemental truths of righteousness, and lavs the founda- tion for good citizenship, functions properly. The sincerity and vision of the teachers em- ployed help determine the character ol' the product, but the emphasis, the quality and the educational nro ram of the svstem rests fiundamentallv u non the volicv of the administrative l X . . l l . hoard. Marion in the past has been lillflllllillt in having upon the school boards citizens whose vision, character and unsellish interests promoted harmony, encouraged progress and secured efliciency.