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standardize. 1 want to ensure (1) that gas and oil is used for public purposes only and (2) that the cars are used only for school business.” He maintained this couldn’t be achieved without controls on who dispenses gasoline.
Board member Nelson Lane said he liked the forms designed by Estabrook as well as the proposed system of record keeping. “1 don’t want to give the superintendent negative feedback," the Stonewall representative emphasized.
Reeve agreed with Miller: that any record keeping system adopted for the buses should be meaningful to Huff.
' Hoff Not Responsible
‘‘Mr. Huff is not responsible for the accounting for public money. It is the responsibility of this board,” insisted Eastham, his voice rising. “I hate paperwork but we can't say whatever is okay with Mr. Huff is okay with this board...I want to be clear that Mr. Huff doesn't dictate this’.”
Reeve tried to explain that Eastham was misinterpreting her remarks and assured him that she endorses some type of accounting system for school automobiles in addition to gas consumption records for buses.
The School board supports use of a travelogue for school cars, chairman Beverly Massie noted. “Also some type of accounting accounting for the buses but we need to check with Mr. Huff on what he thinks would be useful.”
“1 believe a maintenance schedule on each bus would accomplish what several of
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