The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-27
Two Omen Positions.

However the board succeeded in
electing the High school teachers for
the coming year but that was as far
as they We're able to proceed. The
old corps of High school teachers will
be In their usual places next year.
except one. r. V. Bouic was not
recommended by Dr H. A. HARTMAN
and consequently was not elected.
This leaves one vacancy to be hlled
and the superintendent recommended
that another teacher be added to the
corps
At the opening of the meeting, bills
amounting to S240 were allowed. Sat
urday afternoon the members Of the
board and Superintendent Hartman
made an Inspection tour of all the
buildings in order to ascertain the
amount Of supplies and needed i'm
provements in each building. a mo-
ton carried TO the effect that the
building and ground committee should
secure bids for painting at the Forest
Lawn and the silver street buildings.
The bid OF Leffler & Bland for
placing new windows in the Silver
street building was accepted.
Janltors Employed.
Clerk II. r.. hin recommended the
following janltors for next year and
the recommendation was confirmed by
the board;
j. j. Rudolph. High school build
ing; Phillip Ebert, Central; John
Neldhart. Greenwood; Robert Smith.
State; j. p. Fatzler, Olney: Robert
Martin, Forest Lawn; Nathaniel
I Ia. In To Ilnt
b. H. Little, oak; Lawrence ShulleT
silver
The janitors win receive the sam
salaries which they drew last year.
At this juncture of the meeting,
Dr. H. "A. Hartman read his report
ofth work done in the public schools
during the past year The report was
accepted by the board and fiIed In
the records for future reference.
Manual Training and Domestic Science
A movement, which DR. Hartman
launched last spring and which he
referred to again In his report was
looked upon with favor last night.
Marion Is to have manual training
and domestic science department
added to the schools next year pro-
viding the money Is available. This
was the decree of the board.
The text book committee acting
with DR.. Hartman, was instructed TO
receive bids for the necessary equip
ment To equip three centers for the
work. the total cost will be about ST.
500. II will necessltate the employ
ment of one man teacher for the man
ual training and one woman teacher
for the domestic science department,
In his report Dr. Hartman had fail
ed to take into consideration the Pat
terson graduates this year, many Of
whom will enter the local High school.
Forty-eight were given diplomas TO
enter the High school building last
Saturday when the Patterson COM
mencement exercises were held. The
following are the names of the pupils
who were successful In a recent OK
animation:
Mary Oswald, Grace Thompson, II.
Clayton Moehn, Blanche Hinklin,
Damon Parker, Ruth M. Artz, Marie
Jones. Nellie Young, Anna II, Grat2,
Alice Kinds Irene Rinker, Edith
Rice, Robert Gratz, Eva Drake, iris
Corwin, Arthur Oldham. Grace
spicer, sperry w. Long, Edgar Neif,
Callie Roth, May Kline, Clyde
Sheperd,, Lorn Freeman, Edward
X. Randall James Lyons, Harry
Forsberg, Harry Ulsh Eugene Rice,
Ralph Rodefer, Glade Lucas, Norris
ID. Hill, W. II. Raub, Nellie Win
SLOW. May I1innamon, Opal Rice,
Carrie II. Hastings, Nina Riley Rita
Hoagland, Maude Hecker, Mar
guerite Kramp. Vergie Hensell
Eunice Neville. Laura Chapman Ma