Clarence Monroe Bookman

Clarence Monroe Bookman (1882 - 1963) was know as a leader in social welfare in and out of Cincinnati, Ohio. He was the Executive Secretary for Community Chest and Council of Social Agencies, Cincinnati; which eventually became United Way, as well as its predecessor organization. He was an educator. He also worked in United States federal government service in more than one administration.

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Quotes

Above all, don't be satisfied to do only fairly well what ought to be done very well. Someone is going to do it better than anyone else; why not you?
- Clarence Monroe Bookman, Business Arithmetic (1914), p. 4 To The Pupil