The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-04

salaris OF the teachers elected The
members we're very much agreed
that higher salaries should be paid
to the teachers in general. Mr..
Christian moved that the salaries |
of the grade teachers be made the
same as last year and upon being
placed TO vote MIR Cutlery voted
against the measure He stated
that without the understanding that
the board will raise the salaries of
the teachers within the next year he
could not see his way clear to vote
for the proposition. with the under
standing that the salaries be in
creased the motion prevailed
The salaries of the High school
teachers were raised very materially.
MIR. X. II. Marshall was recommend
ed by Mr.. Frank for an increase OF
salary and was granted salary of
800 per month.
The following are the High school
teachers and their salaries per
month: G. H. Winans, principal,
$1,000 per year; Anna Fite, s95;
Elizabeth Reuhrmund, $50; Ola AL
mendinger, $SC. Louise Cunningham,
$50; Clara Ewalt, $50; X. II. Mar
shall, 800; Abagail Harding, $50
Eta Jacoby, $50; G. W. Hayes. 800;
Hope Fisher, $40; Alma Morey, $50;
The grade teachers are to be Maid
ON the basis, first grade, s55. second
third and fourth, S4j; fifth and sixth
$50; sixth and seventh. S57.60:
eighth, $50. The exceptions are
Misses Hattie Christian, Flora Ko-
Wake and Stella Smiley, who are
paid higher salaries. This is the
same basis on which the teachers
we're paid last year.
Miss Grace Wingett was employ
ed as secretary TO Mr.. Frank at a
salary OF $35 per month. Mr..
Spaulding asked that the salary OF
the clerk be raised but this matter
failed to meet with approval.
| An important move ON the part
OF the board was that to establish
a system of penmanship and draw
ing in the schools. The teacher will
teach free hand and mechanical
drawing. MIR. Prank was not pre-.
pared to nominate a person to fill
this position and the matter will
be taken up by him and the teach
Ell may be elected after school opens
The board showed itself opposed to
the silly modes OF drawing in the
upper grades and stated that 1t
wanted the pupils to have a good
knowledge of the art.
Principal Winans of the High
school had asked the board that
MIR. Hayes, the Cscience teacher, be
elected coach for the athletic
teams in the school, For this rea.
son Mr.. Hayes gained an increase
in salary.
Miss Grace Baldwin, who is prin-
cipal at the Oak street building, was
transferred to the Olney Avenue
principalship.
Misses Ethel MdNmrray and Lii
liam Klinefelter asked to be remov-
ed from the fourth floor of Gen.
tral building This will be granted
The book of history "Our Coun,
try's Story was adopted for use
in the sixth grade unanimously.
Nothing has been done toward the
supplying of paper for copying pur.
poses by the board, which matter
was discussed some time ago. Mr.
Christian will look after the matter
and the contract may be, made soor
with some sprinting firm to supply
paper In the schools as needed.
The following dates for the city
examinations were fixed and will
give regularity to the system Of ex
aminations. Examinations will bt
conducted on the first Wednesday
and Thursday after school closes
the last Wednesday and Thursday
OF August and on the first Wednes
day and Thursday of the spring va
| cations.
The following are the teachers az
reelected subject to changes il
: position, according to the wishes O
: Superintendent Frank.
Central building, Grace Cunning
ham, principal Mrs. Eva Osborne
May Hahn, Alice Peters, Alma Orri
son, Lillian Klinefelter, Alice Sneck
enberger, Ethel McMurray, Alice
Dombaugh and Abagail Cast.
Greenwood street building-Laurf
: nreece, principal Lottle Ward, Ferr
Trey, Alma FIowser Isabella Free
: land, with the vacancy created BY
: the resignation of Miss Waddell tC
be filled from the new teachers elect
ed. Flora Slough, and Clara Kowalke
State Stree building-Eme Mapes
principal resigned, vacancy to bt
filled from new principals elected
, Mildred Dickerson, Clara Klinefel
tar, Mamie Fletcher, Hattie Chris
tian, Stella Smiley May Arthur
and Mrs. Emma Hertzer.
Lincoln building-Flora Kowalke
J principal, Maud Boyd, resigned. no