Newcomerstown High School - Newcosean Yearbook (Newcomerstown, OH)

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FOUR NEWCOMERSTOWN HIGH SCHOOL

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SIX Kvard of fducation or THE NEVVCOMERSTOVVN PUBLIC SCHOOLS PI'USfIll'flf - Leslie Besst Vice Prcsizfvnf Frank Powell Illfflf' Trffasurer Otto Beiter .af ei. MX ls Leslie Besst Dr. C. A. Hanson Earl Titus Otto Beiter John Atkinson Frank Powell What the citizens of the next generation will be, the schools of today will largely determine, and what the schools are, school boards largely determine. In every state the legislature of the state and the people of the local communities have delegated the school boards the responsibility of seeing that the schools are adminisered efficiently and according to the laws of the state. It can be truth- fully said that there is no more important work than serving as a school board member, and there is no work which requires greater wisdom, more patience, more common sense, and greater devotion to a cause. School boards have under their directin the most important, the most technical, and the most diffi- cult public business. Besides, more money is spent on the schools, more people are employed in them, and more people are affected by them than by any other local and public undertaking.