West Side High School - Successus Yearbook (Union City, IN)

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THE BOARD OF EDUCATION At present the Union City Board of Education consists of Mrs. Mary Ames Fitzgerald, presidentg Mr. Wm. H. Grimes, secretaryg and Dr. F. A. Beaty, treasurer. On August first of last year Mr. G. G. Barr retired from the board. His retirement was sincerely regretted by those closely connected with the schools, for Hr. Barr was con- scientious and fair in his dealings as president of the board Besides this he was a true friend of the schools, anxious at all times to further those educational policies which tend to promote an efficient and progressive institution. Dr. Beaty has served for three years as treasurer of the school city, and in that time has been careful and exacting in his duties. State examiners have commended him for the accuracy and appearance of the books of the school city. His previous experience as a teacher has been helpful in board . discussions. Mr. Grimes has taken an unusual interest in his work as secretary of the board. He has been particularly help- ful in certain matters relating to the reduction of insur- ance rates and other fiscal details, such as the budget. He has rendered valuable service as a member of the Randolph County Board of Tax Adjustment. Mrs. Fitzgerald is the first mother to hold a position on our board of education. She has made a capable and impar- tial presiding officer. True to the predictions made for her, she has brought into board discussions the viewpoint of a mother in a way that has been particularly helpful. Her previous service as president of the Mothers' Club has been especially valuable in forming contacts with the mothers of the community. Harlie Garver, superintendent of schools. Hr. Garver attended both Ft. Wayne Central and Union City High Schools for three and one-half years, but due to being a mid-year student went directly to Hiram Colle5e where his secondary work was completed in Hiram Academy. He received the B.S. degree from Hiram and the M.A. degree from Columbia Univer- sity. He also did graduate work at Carnegie Institute of Technology. At Hiram he was editor-in-chief of both the college newspaper and the monthly magazine, and sang in the glee club two years. Columbia University granted him the diploma as superin- tendent of schools, a reward for his high scholastic record even though he had not at that time acquired the necessary experience as superintendent. Previous to his work here he taught in Homestead, Pennsylvania and in Hastings, Nebraska. .F....ie. '.i....,...J.....r..... f..4 '5i 1 9 -5 ,-- c--':1tt'.2g..g:..:.Z.'j..:Q...L.1,,.'-