McMinnville High School - McMinnvillan Yearbook (McMinnville, OR)

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administration all thy teachings we’ll keep near-----” We will always hold near the memory of our faculty and their teachings when, in years to come, we recall our high school days at our alma mater. Here they are led in a discussion at a Tuesday morning faculty meeting by Principal Skinner. 4

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school board, superintendent, principal, and deans The education of youth for effective functioning in a democracy is the primary purpose of our public schools. A citizen of our country is the product of many influences and experiences. These experiences accumulate from contacts in all the subject area of our public school system as well as the press, radio, television, movies, civic, social and religious organizations, and last but nor least, the family circle. Many specific duties are delegated to the superintendent, teachers, and other personnel, who in turn are responsible to the Board of Education MR. FRED J. PATTON, superintendent of schools. The McMinnville Board of Education is a body composed of five members who are elected by ballot for a five-year term. The duties of district school boards are determined by Oregon school law. The meetings of the board are open to the public. In general terms, the school board is responsible for organizing, supervising, determining a course of study, and administering the public schools of our city. PLANNING next year's school program sans the Carlton students now attending McMinnville High School are the members of the school board, from left around the table: Mr. Merrill Hagan, chairman; Mr Francis Marsh; Mr. Charles L. Davidson; Mr. Ezra Koch; Mr Fred J Patton; Mr. Waldo Sears, and Dr. W. W. Heringer.