Marion High School - Quill Yearbook (Marion, IA)

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BOARD OF EDUCATION koe One of the highest types of community service is that of membership on the Board of Education. It is not only non-remunerative, but Very often non-appreeintive, although re- quiring many hours of the most exacting thought on difiicult administrative problems and the closest supervision of the expenditure of thousands or dollars. To anyone who has given his best to this service for :1 number of years, the deepest gratitude of Citizens and students is due. Therefore to Mrs. E. 1 Iisgate, who has served faithfully and well on Marion's Board of Education for eleven years, and to Mr. W. K. Lothian, who has been a diligent and coscientious member for six years, the school expresses its sincerest thanks, and hopes that, although active work on the Board has ceased, their in- terest in the Welfare of the Schools will continue as, strong as ever. To the incoming Board the student body wishes to pledge its allegiance. It represents the best citizenry of Marion and has already demonstrated a. kindly, constructive, progressive spirit in the management of our beloved Alma Mater. A majority of its members are gradu- ates 0f the Old School. With such :1 Board the future, indeed, seems fun of promise for Marion High.