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GEORGE H. I HOL
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Main 'tt·eet Beauty
Salon
RUTH and LOIS
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Items for a Dollar
Permanents from $3.00 to $5.00
416 E. Main St.
Phone 54
TRI-PHI SHOPS
Apparel
for
Milady
Where Smart Clothes Need Not Be
Expensive
64 Court St., Binghamton Phone 2-9682
13 Washington Av., En"'icott Phone 188
PHOTOGRAPH I..; SUPPLIES
SERVICE FOR THE SICK
SWAIN PHARMACY
108 W. Mam St.
Phone 1504
Marie Anz
Beauty Salon
Di tinctive
Hair
Style.
1216 North St.
Phone 1514
P R ER'S :\-liLLI
'ERY
and
GO~SARD
ORSET SHOP
118 Washington Ave.
Phone 483-W
We Guarantee to Improve the
Performance of Your Car with the
MASTER MOTO-LAB-TESTER
HOWARD
1\
A.ASGARAGE
28 McKinley Ave.
Endicott
FOHD- l\IEHCl'RY-
ZEPHYh
R&S V ..
ED CAH
Newing Motor Co., Inc.
COLLIE'S
' .-E. Super Station
Washington-Main St.
Phone 992
GRE \SJ 'G -
\\'ASIII:-.(~
BATTEitY
aiHl
TIIU: SEJt\'H'E
(Continu('d from
Pag~
2)
publish d at that time in a local newspaper
concerning the choice of a new pre idem
, tated:
"The honor probably will go to George H
1
ichol. if he ''ill accept it. Mr. 'ichoL, who
was "inner in a lively election last year, has
!
er\' d ably a a trustee and i.
g
nerallr
con~idered
a, well qualified to head the board."
• o it was that
~Jr.
ichol. rec ived the
position \'hich he has held for fourteen year...
Exactly
·15;)2 •
tudents were receiving tl'aining
in 1!125. During his many years of en·ic(
there have be<'ol
a
nu•nber of new building. a:;
well as
anne~:es
erected, the school regi, tration
ha" increasrcd five-fold, the staff of teacl-er!:'
hac; been
gr
atlv enlarged and th school
sy.
t
1'1 in gen1>ral has flourished.
l\lr. " ichol sincerely believ in democrat!•:
ide:1ls. When reminded of the student ' de–
mands for a horter school day
la,
t year, he
expr s. ed the following opinion on the prin–
ciple i1wolved:
"I
~e(\
no reason why the stude11ts, if their
r 'luec;ts are reasonable, should not be given
full con.;;ideration.
Of
course,
I
am opposed
to stud nts' striking. That i going too far
ThCI'e i no ju tification for triking when all
fait· reque ts
will
be granted."
)lr. Nichol was born June ,
1 76
in th
town of Adams, Jefferson County. We take
this opportunity to congratulate our eminent
school head on his ixty-third birthday ami
xpres the hope that he may continue to fill
his years with distinguished public service.
ll
is common knowledge that board mcm–
bt•t". are not salaried indiv'dual . When a ked
\\hal would induce a per on to devote twenty–
!:'c\·en
~ears
of his life to ducational work on
the board, !1·. Nichol replied, "-chiefly his
willingness to be of ervice to th community.
If a man has the time and i willing to devote
it to he , chool and community affairs, he will
tind much •atisfaction in the work.
Of
cour e,
vou make omc enemies and a few friends but
that is the ease in almost any occupation."
!'resident
1
ichols rightly desen·e all the
honor which we tender him. However, he
shuns the limelight.
If
there are two adjec–
ti\'l'f: capable of describing George H. Ni.chols,
unassuming and unpretentious would be mo t
tilting.
Toulson Hardware
110 W . Main Street