McGraw High School - Mac Yearbook (Mcgraw, NY)

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Not Only Do the Taxpayers Speak . . l X Left to right, sitting: Mrs. Corey, Mr. Baer, Principal, Mrs. Hulbert, Clerk, Mr. Reynolds, President, Mr. Lacy, District Su- perintendent, Mrs. Kinney. Standing: Mr. Crozier, Mr. Ryan, Mr. Weishaupt, Mr. Gilbert. At a school meeting following the announcement of the favorable vote on centralization the voters elected to h - . . . . ave a 7 member board of education for the newly organized central district. They elected these people for the following terms of office: for a one-year term Donald Ryan a rural mail carrier of McGr R K l , , T aw, . ar Reynolds, an insurance agent of McGraw, and Marion Gilbert, a farmer in the town of Solon, for a two-year term, Mrs. Irene Kinne h if f ' ' ' y, a ousewi e o Blodgett Mills and Mrs. Esther Corey a housewife of Cortlandville' for a three ear term 9 1 'Y 1 joseph Weishaupt, an operator of heavy machinery from the village of Solon, and Hlarold Crozier, a printer of McGraw. Thi designed to give the Whole area the fair representation we Wish to maintain. s ratio, with the majority elected from the districts joining 13 to form Central School District No. 4, is The board has been in full length session overy thirty times since centralization took place last July 1. This satisfaction derived from serving the community and school. the members have worked both faithfully and earnestly to the boys and girls of the centralized area. service, of course, receives its compensation only in the The attendance at these meetings has been excellent and maintain and improve high standards of education for Since centralization many new problems have come interest of all. It is our aim to do the best job for the boys and girls of the area as rapidly as we can on an econ- omi l b ' h 'll ca asis t at wi not be burdensome to the taxpayers. up and as a board we-hope we have solved them to the best In our future undertakings we welcome and appreciate your criticism since we realize we were elected to repre- sent you. At the same time we would like to ask your support in bettering the educational facilities and oppor- tunities of our boys and girls. R. K. REYNOLDS, Prefident Board of Education McGraw Central School, District No. 4 6