The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-09


Members of the board of education
made short work of the election OF
the majority Of the grade teachers at
a meeting held in the High school
building Tuesday evening. The grade
principals, who have been the bone
of contention fer some time, were
not elected The greater part of the
time was taken up with the selection
of desks for the two new school build
ings and for four rooms at the silver
street building. The meeting lasted
until o'clock Wednesday morning
Teachers of Last Year Elected.
After the transaction of routine
business. superintendent II. y. Hart
man was called upon to read re-
vised list cf the teachers who were
to be nominated for positions in the
local public schools. The list did
not include the grade principals. Here
the unexpected happened. After
Member Robert Pennel moved that
the list of teachers read by DR. Hart
man be confirmed by the board, ev-
cry member voted a." Not Il dis
senting voice was raised.
The following are the names of the
grade teachers for the coming year:
Abigale Cast, Reba Anderson, Emma
Cunningham, Ella Klger, Glare KO-
wake, Ruth Edwards, Isabelle Free
land, Carrie Geran. Emma Bernt
Ischa Rhoads. Emma Herzer May
Arthur, Stella Smiley, Hattie Chris
tisn, Mamie Fletcher, Evalona Mckin-
ley, May Hahn. Elizabeth Dairy, Anna
Schoenlaub, Sarah Myers, Elma Hou-
ser. Marie Hoover, Bessie Gregory
Carrie Durr, Lorena cobb, MadgC
Whitney Dorothy Anderson, Ida
Willauer. Rose Waddell, Nellie Trey
Alice White. Lillian Burgess. Pear
Campbell, DeEmma Hawley, Beatrice
Pro-, Maude Hobson. Ada Havill
Luella Scholl, Zelda Ramer, Fanny
| Reidenbaugh. Hilda Garberson, Irma
| Sontag. Madge Martin Lulu Keller
Gertrude Lawrence, Alice Snecken-
berger, Alice Dombaugh, Jeannctte
Hamilton, Flcrence Chamberlam
Grace Wingett and Margaret DECKER
| son. p04assg s..t,. .#. s-..tl
Before the list of grade teacher:
| was voted upon. 1T was made clear &c
| the board that no teacher in the lis
would be made a principal II othe
| principals were not elected. 81 don
want to vote for grade teacher nov
who will be made principal after
| wards" President w. j. Jaooby said
Nominations Not Confirmed.
The principals who taught in tho
grade schools last year were nomi
mated by Dr. Hartman but were voted
down by the board. Members ia
cCby Briggy and Pennel voted yes
and Members DickersQn, Cutlery ant
Hill voted no" .rs, 90 l.fl
| Earl Starbuck was nominated az
supervisor of music but the nomina.
ton was not confirmed. Members
Jacoby. Briggs and Pennel voted
| Eyes" Member CUTLERY passed ano
Members Dickerson and Hill vCtet
| no"
| For various reasons there are l.
vacancies to be filled in the teaching
force of last year. Three teachers
will have to be employed to teach IL
the three rooms in the addition a
the silver street building DR. Hart
man stated that there might be oc
casion to employ more teachers al
| in some of the crowded districts, i
| may be necessary to hold half da!
sessions, one in the morning and on'
| in the afternoon This viii necesstat'
the employment of an additiona
corps Of instructors.
New Teachers.
The following is the list of names
of the new teachers who were noml
mated by Dr. Hartman and whos'
nominations were confirmed by th'
| board:
Pauline Bell, Ermel Blow, Mar
| garet Hecker, Leota Kagay of Rich
wood, Mary Knappenburger of Cleve
| land, gay Myers, Blanche Paessler
| Euseba Yoder of Bellefontaine, Ett'
May Katz. Demoral Morris of LaRue
Ethel Stone, Charlaine Phelps ant
Marie Burk.
The teachers for the two new build
ings will not be employed until th'
| buildings are completed. AS ther
are eight rooms in each of the build
lngs, there will be an addition of II
teachers to the present force.
II. G. Gegenheimer was voted an In
crease of 500 per year in salary II
order to retain him as teacher II
the High school. He had been offer
| ed S1,1O0 per year by the board o
education at Hamilton, Ohio, and III
asked the local board to increase hi
salary 10 that amount or he woul'
| ne forced to resign and accept tn