The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1913-05-08
ABLE MEMBERS
Of BOARD ARE
APPRECIATED
Prof. J, Il. Allen Refers 10 Many
Good Qualities Of Retiring
School Directors.

The excellent work which has been
done by DR.. II. X. Bull and A. r.
Sampliner, as members of our board
of education, will stand for many
years in this community as a monu-
ment to their integrity and efficiency.
DR.. Bull has served l6 years. Dur
ing his service, the schools have
made steady progress. DR.. Bull has
always stood for the employment of
only the best teachers. A stranger
visiting the Lowell school would no
tice, first of all, the beautiful stair
ways. These were designed by Dr.
Bull. Hundreds of citizens have
commented upon the improved APP
pearance of the Lowell school be-
cause of the curying sidewalk and
the grass in front of the building.
These were also DR.. Bulls plans.
DR.. Bulls service in the interest
of improved sanitary conditions has
been invaluable throughout his ad-
His watchword has
been progress. We feel that we have
Il staunch friend in DR. Bull. although
he retires from the board of educa-
ton.
Mr.. A. r. Samplner has shown
great interest in school matters and
has devoted his time and energy
without stint for the welfare of the
city schools. Mr. Sampliner has ex-
Celled as a financier. He took hold
of school affairs with a comprehen-
sive grasp, which included not only
the large questions, but also the
minor details He mas worked out
plans which have placed the admins
tration of our schools on strong
financial basis. His service of five
years will be of lasting benefit to our
schools.
Mr. Sampliner and DR.. Bull were
solicited by many appreciative friends
to serve again.
John w Swire who succeeds him
self, has become acquainted with the
ms and outs of school matters. and
is rendering good service to the pa
irons of our schools
DR.. G. r. Warner, than whom no
better member nevr servd on a board
of education, is in close touch with
the educational affairs of this city.
Our citizens are to be congratulated
because his knowledge and judgment
in the various phases of school ad-
ministration will still be retained.
C. j. Desch Jr.. is a strong member
of our board. always interested in
the advancement of our schools and
always ready to talk over school prob
lens and lend helping hand. Mr.
Desch stands for efficiency and prog
ress.
The newly elected members
Henry r. Rhone and DIR. II. Freuden-
berger-have been chosen by an over
whelming majority TO represent our
people as members of the board of
education. We welcome them to their
new duties and wish them a success
full and pleasant administration. We
feel that the school interests of our
city are in safe Keeping with the pres
ent beard of education
We take this opportunity to thank
the public for literally patronizing
cur high school athletic association
benefit given at the Crystal theater
Tuesday evening this week. We sin
cerely appreciate the courtesy of MIR
Walker, who granted us the privilege
of holding this benefit entertainment.
Mr. George H. MARSHALL, who took
the tickets, states that he hopes
about 500 will be realized to help
pay off the old debt of the ass0cia-
ton. NJ MIR Carl Il Niefer has sent in
a check for $1O.53 as the share OF
the high school athletic association as
the beneficiary of the May day festi-
val. The proceeds we're equally di-
yided among the Associated Chart
ties, the Presbyterian church and the
high school athletic association.
The expenses OF the festival we're
higher, than Mr.. kiefer anticipated.