The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-06-15

god service is deserved and his
many friends promise for him
splendid future in his chosen work
Mr.. Marshall did not place an APP
'plication with the board for the po-
sition but it was generally known
that he was a candidate for the po-
sition.
The failure of Mr.. Winans to be
reelected is due to many reasons,
not the least OF these being that he
failed to apply for the position un-
til the last moment. His failure at
diplomacy in the conduct of the
school is also argued against him.
His firm declaration that he would
not be an applicant and his recon-
sideration of the matter did not
meet favor with the board.
In the High school faculty there
is one open position, tnat of princl-
pal in tine commercial department.
Those reelected here are as fol-
lows:
HIGH SCHOOL.
X. H. Marshall, principal, Miss
Elizabeth Ruehrmund, Miss Louise
Cunningham, Miss OLA Amending
er, Miss Anna Fite, Miss Clara
Ewalt, Miss Eta Jacoby, Miss Abi-
gail Harding, Miss Anna NIorey, Miss
Hope Fisher, Mr.. G w. Hays.
CENTRAL BUILDING.
Miss Grace Cunningham, Princi-
pal and Sth grade; Mrs. Eva Os-
borne, Sth Miss Ferene Trey, 7th:
Miss Alice Peters, 7th Miss Alma
Orrison, 9Th; Miss Della Hartman,
5th Miss Eliza Dickerson, Attn: Miss
Marie Setter 3rd; Miss GLADYS
Cleveland, End; Miss Abigail Cast,
list.
GREENWOOD BUILDING.
Miss Laura Treese, Principal and
Sth; Miss Lottie T.. Ward, ,,.; Miss
Winifred Peadon, 9th; Miss Emma
Berndt, 9Th; Miss Berdine Millisor
4th; Miss Isabelle Freeland, 3rd; Miss
Flora Slough, end; Miss Clara Kow-
alike, 1st.
STATE STREET. BUILDING
Miss Jessie Codding, Principal
Sth; Miss May Hahn, 7th; Miss Ethel
Howser, 9th; Miss Mamie Fletcher
5th; Miss Hattie Christian, 4th; Mis-:
Stella Smiley, 3rd Miss May Ar.
thur, End; Mrs. Emma Herzer, 1st
LINCOLN BUILDING
Miss Flora Kowalke, Principal
9th; Miss Elma Howser, 5th; Miss
Sarah Myers, 4th; Miss Gladys
Humphries, 3rd; Miss Ruth Edwards
end; Miss Elizabeth Diary, 1st.
SILVER STREET. BUILDING
Miss Jennie Peters, Principal, I'll
and Sth; Miss Eta Walters, 9Th
Miss Linda Willauer, 9Th; Mis-
Edith Anderson, 4th; Miss Mildre,
Dombaugh, 3rd; Miss Mamie Weber
ist and 2nd; Miss Marianne Reinick
End; Miss Bessie Gregory, 1st.
I FORREST LAWN BUILDING.
Miss Mildred Dickerson, Prin.
7th; Miss Iscah Rhodes, 9Th: Mis-
Pearl Campbell, 5th; Miss Laura Or
rison, 4th; Miss Elinor Freeland, Att
Mrs. Alice White, list.
DAVIDS STREET. BUILDING
Miss DeEmma Hawley, Prin.. lst
Miss Stella Bell, 4th; Miss Pans,
Rauhauser, end.
oLNI0Y AVENUE BUILDING
Miss trace Baldwin, Prin., Sth
Miss Clara Klinefelter, 7th
Miss Lena Beerbower, 9th: Miss Lii
liam Klinefelter, 5th; Miss EIilda Gar
berson, 4th; Miss Zelda Ramer, 3rd
Mrs. Kathryn Emery, End; Mis-
|, Luella Scholl list.
OAK STREET BUILDING
Miss Emma Cunningham! Prin.
! 7th and Sth; Miss Grace Trey, 9th
| Miss Alice Dombaugh, 5th; Mis-
Alice Sneckenberger, 4th; Miss Lii
lian Burgess, 2nd and 3rds Mis-
Madge Martin, list.
The teachers who have been re
, eleated will be subject to being sta
, toned by Superintendent Frank, VIII
states that there will be few radica
changes in the stations or the teach
ers. The salaries of the teacher
will be governed largely by TN
new schedule in the classification G
teachers. The salaries will however
not be materially advanced nor 4
any case lessened. MIR. Marshall
the new High school prin: tpal WI
, receive the customary salary of tn
principal, $1,000.
All OF the janitors of the schoc
, buildings were reelected for on
year at the same salaries. p. S
Wilson, superintendent OF building
, and grounds reported work to b
done by the janitors during tn
, summer vacation and also submitte
an estimate Of the needs at the van
ious school buildings. A discussio
) over removing the fence from
, front of the High school buildin
: and placing it along Campbell stree
became quite heated. Nothing wa
done in the matter. The boar
, members will meet at i olloc
; Thursday afternoon at the Post O
, flee and will go over the city visi
ing the buildings and a thorough IL
: spection of the needs of each builC
: ing will be made. Automobiles wi
: be used for conveyances.
I The work of doctoring the tree
q on some OF the school grounds WIS