The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-14
AS Superintendent Of the
Marion Schools.
DAVID STREET ADDITION
Will not be Built This Year
as Contemplated.
School Board Acceps the List Of
high School Pupils Rlegiable for
Graduation This Year.

PrOf. II. IL. Frank was reelected
superintendent of the Marion city
schools for q term of one year at the
regular meeting of the school board
last night. George Christian Jr..
chairman Of the teachers and janitors'
committee, reported the pleasure OF
that committee, recommending the
reelection of MIR. Frank for a term
of one year at his present salary.
Very short work was made Of the
matter and 1t was Immediately put
to- vote, the ballots resulting as fol-
lows Christian, Dickerson,
Sweeney and Waddell. Nayes-Hill
and Spaulding.
Mr.. Franks many friends will hear
with pleasure the announcement of
his reelection. He has served faith
fully for five years in the capacity
OF superintendent and during that
time the Marion schools have ad-
vanced until today they are second
TO none In the state. Mr.. Frank is
rapidly recovering from his recent
illness and within few weeks will
be able 10 resume his many duties.
Through 3. motion put by member
Dickerson, the board voted to reject
all the bids for the proposed four
room addition to the David street
building. The board will not re-
advertise for bids as on account of
financial conditions the Improvement
VIII not be effected this year.
Member Waddell submitted a report
from the finance committee. showing
that IN order TO meet the obligations
OF the schools next year. 1t would be
necessary to make the tax levy 10 IL
mills Or two and one-half mills more
IMAM last year. The report showed
that last year the tuition fund was
loyerdrawn $1,000, basing the over
draw on this years pay roll of STA
100. From the state tax this wear.
The board will receive $4,000 and from
Doth the city-and state tax a total of
about $47,S3S. BY close figuring and
careful estimations, the committee de-
cided that it would be impossible to
run the schools next year without a
TAX levy OF 10 1-2 mills. The board
adopted the committees report.
The committee appointed at the
last meeting to investigate the advis-
ability of creating new office in
the way of employing a superintend-
ent or buildings and janitors repo-t.
ca. Member Dickerson, it's chair
man. stated that there was no doubt
IN MS mind but what a superintend-
eht OF buildings and grounds could
save the board, by making little re-
pairs. the sum of his salary, and that
ne was willing to try the experiment
Tor at least one year. A motion
was entertained on the matter and
was carried four to two, Hill and
'Spamding voting no. The board then
authorized the teachers and ianitor's
committee to look up suitable per-
son Tor the position and report at the
next meeting.
Prof. Frank Tubbs, acting sunar,r.
tendent, was present and presented
tne names of the students of the
nigh school eligible for graduation
this month. The following namas
were presented and accepted by the
board.
LATIN COURSE: :-Mandred Mon
net'e' Gilbert V. Paschall, j.. NAL
COIN Strelitz. Lulu Belle Bland.
nliza I. Dickerson, Mildred DOM
oaugh. Ruth Fisher, Hilda Garberson
Etta May Katz, Marguerite Mae
hrause, Wanda Mealey, Mary c. Pix-
icy. Fannie A. Ridenbaugh, Marianne
!. feinicke, Edith Turner. Anna
Laura Uncapher, Bertha Alice I'm
capher.
bNGLlSH-Zoa Mcclure. Dora A
Nash and Cora s. Zachman.
COMMERClAL.-Darrol cbanov
John F. Sells, Henry II. schaffner
Vernon F. Shroats. Howard A. stew
ems, Thomas G.. Tunnison. Leona
Belle Draper, May Louise Edsell. Ed \
ith Arabella Eibling and Florence
Schneemilch.
After passing bills aggregating
$4,S3S.37 which included more than
four thousand dollars on teachers
ana 1anitors' pay roll, the board adj
iourned.