Rockford High School - Rocket Yearbook (Rockford, OH)

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THE ECCEET Mr. A. II. Dull, Mr. C. I'. McSherry, Mr. lr. A. Clay, Mr. C. A. Dut an, Mr. IV. II. Frysinyer. BOARD OF EDUCATION One of the most important of public offices is that of a local Board of Education. It is intrusted by tlie public with the wise spending of large sums of money each year. But more important than this is the fact that each year it is invested with the responsi-bilitv of furnishing the best possible educational facilities to the students of the district, for in the case of the majority of the students that portion of their training for life will never be repeated. It is therefore an ideal Board of Education which makes a careful combination of both duties, i. e., to furnish the best possible educational facilities with the funds at hand. We believe that this represents the attitude of the Rockford Board of Education. The President of the Board. Mr. Clay, is now serving in his seventh year as a member of the Rockford Board. The Vice President, Mr. McSherry, is now serving a third year as is also Mr. Dugan. Of the two members elected this year. Mr. Dull is completing his first year as a member of the Board but Mr. Frysinger came on the Board this year with twelve years of previous experience on the Rockford Board of Education. The work of clerk is being efficiently conducted by Darst Robbins, who was appointed to that position for the second year upon retiring this year from active membership after four years of service. Faye Sevan