Bloomington High School, The Gothic, 1945, Page 19
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DAVID G. WYLIEFRANK SOUTHERNBOARD OFSCHOOL TRUSTEESDavid G. Wylie . . PresidentFrank Southern . . SecretaryEdgar A. OHarrow , . TreasurerIda E. Fleener . . Secretary toSuperintendent and BoardOne of the most important administrative units of the school system is the Boardof School Trustees. Though the memberswork quietly behind the scenes, they are,nevertheless, indispensible to the smoothrunning of our schools. It is their duty tostrive to perfect the methods and resultsof teaching in the city schools. During ourfour school years in World War II, theschool board has adjusted its policies tomeet the many needs of the students.Both students and faculty gratefully extend their appreciation.EDGAR A. OHARROWIDA E. FLEENERCOLONEL DONALD L SIMONPrincipal on LeaveSomeone has said, Today well livedmakes every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope.The student who is making the most of hispresent opportunities will retain forevercherished memories of his high school daysand can look forward in the years ahead toa life filled with the joy of living. It is indeed a privilege to be reachng. adulthoodat a momentous period in history. Theyouth of today will have a part in shaping the better world in the making. Whata wonderful experience to behold!AJQV^A( A.,. ^fz+vun^ |
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