Marshall High School - Dial Yearbook (Marshall, MI)

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' ' tration Works for Better Schools . -. ... ..........-., .......--...J. MM , , BOARD OF EDUCATION The live members of the Board of Education are chosen by the people of Marshall to establish the policies concerning the best possible education for the local students. The members must be responsible and respected citizens of the community and have knowledge as to what is best for our school. The term of office is a period of three years and the members may be elected again. These capable people have been most successful in maintaining the high standing our school has attained. BRUCE A. GRAY E- G- ROSE Superintendent Principal Mr. Gray has held several positions, varying from coach to his present position as super- intendent of the Marshall Pub- lic Schools. Never slighting his duties, he has been busy keep- ing ahead of what was expected of him, and he did a great deal to help secure our new-build- ings program. As the principal of Marshall High School, Mr. Rose is con- stantly busy using his better judgement at conferences, meet- ings, and on the telephone. Our Well-liked principal keeps in constant touch with all of the various organizations and the student body as well.