Parishville Hopkinton High School - Panorama Yearbook (Parishville, NY)

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BOARD OF EDUCATION ALBON AIKEN, Clerk The duty of any Board of Education is, ultimately, to represent the taxpayer in the delegation of authority to those who are hired in connection with the education of the children of the school district. The governing body of a school, in order to be effective in its relationship with its teachers and the students under their charge, must be progressive in outlook. The Parishville-Hopkinton Central School Board is such a body--a fact which was dramatically demonstrated by the recent passage of the most pro- gressive salary schedule in the area. Such foresight on the part of the members indicates their determination to obtain the best for the students in their district. 8 MR. BRISTOL, Supervising Principal, and MR. H. WILSON, President of the Board.

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-j ie very purpose of a school is embodied in the courses which it offers and in the teachers who teach them. The key to the carrying out of that purpose lies in the word ‘ Relationships. We are fortunate in that our environment enables us to establish every close relationships with one another, with our teachers, and with our administrators. For although being part of a small school can sometimes pose problems, it can give us that feeling of security which comes only from being totally familiar with our surroundings. 7

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HAROLD WILSON President MERLE WICKWIRE Vice President WAYNE COVEY HOWARD HINMAN LOREN BARTON GEORGE McGILL Missing; Frank Baldwin Leonard Richael Silas Eakins 9