Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1912-12-19

Article 3, OF the Constitution OF the
High School Parental Association.
Article 3:-This Association shall
have for its object the bringing to-
gether in one compact organized body
all the parents Of the pupils in the
High school for the purpose Of &C
Quainting them with a better know
ledge of. and stimulating a more
intelligent and direct active inter
est in, all matters pertaining to the
welfare and betterment of the High
school curriculum, attendance, disci-
pline, and for the further purpose of
promoting and providing wholesome
recreation, amusement and social
association for the scholars
And it shall further be the object
of this Association to afford frequent
opportunity for all such parents to
meet and know the members of the
Faculty to discuss and consider plans
for the betterment of the administra-
ton of the school with them, and to
provide a body of interested parents
who may intelligently cooperate with
the Board Of Education and the Fac
| ulty of the High school in all plans
looking for the maintenance of the
high standards of High school admin
| istration, conduct and morals
FOURTH: The High School Paren
| tai Association, through its office
and this committee, tenders the
Board of Education and through it,
the High School Faculty and Teacher
its hearty cooperation in the admin
istration of the affairs of the High
school; particularly with reference to
using their combined influence for
the maintenance of the highest stan
dard of discipline, morals and CON
duct of the High school scholars.
| FIFTH: We further request the
cooperation of the members of your
Board with the Parental Association
| in order that the Association may
have the benefit of the knowledge.
| ability and constructive advice of the
| Board as a whole and each Individual
member thereof This aid can pro-
baby best be rendered if the member
of the Board will honor the Parental
Association by attending the Paren-
tai Associations meeting taking part
in the discussions and giving us the
benefit of their knowledge and advice
| upon the questions which will come
up for consideration and be of mutual
interest.
1t was moved and carried that the
adoption Of the recommendations of
the High School Parental Associa-
ton be taken up in seriatum. 1t was
| then moved and seconded that Articl
| 1, of the recommendations be adopted
Upon roll call, the following voted
aye: Reeves, Hill, Warner, Babcock,
Rowland, Kellogg, Witter, Bein,
Hatch, Natwick,; noes, PauIus, and
Searls It was moved by Commits
sioner Paulus and seconded by Com
missioner Searls that further consid-
Grafton of these articles be postponed
until next regular meeting. The mo-
ton was carried.
Upon motion the following bills
were allowed:
Electric &c Water Co., Nov
lights and power ........$ 80 SO
Elmer & Amend Physics ap
paratluS 800. 800. -. 90
| B. F. Mason, repairing lawn
mowers and wheelbaTow. sc
The Hygeno1 Co, soap and
urmS ...... ...... $500. Of 90
| Garden City Educational Co.
paste powder ..... 49,. / 20
E. w. Ellis, Lumber Co. two
cords wood 49,. .... 6 OO
Johnson Service Co., repairs
heating system ..... 4 80
Thomas Charles Co., grade
supplies 49,. 49,. go. 90
Remington Typewriter Co,
ribbons ...... 49,. 49,. IS 90
| " OOU SOuItIy LII US 70, sup
plies ...... ...... ...... 90
Boston Music Co., Glee Club
music 49,. .... AZ
| Normington Bros. laundry e.. 2 IS
Eugenen Dietzgen Co., Manu-
al TT. repairs ..... -. Sc
Sam Church, school supplies 80 rs
Mrs. G.. S. Beardsley, Dom.
Science supplies =. =. 8 80
Baker Paper Co, typewriting
paper 800. 49,. 49,. 8 90
Davis Press Co., book 80. 2 90
Mum & Co., reference book 1 35
F. Lamberton, drayage 80. 1 90
F. S. Gill, glass and putty u 80
J. E. Farley, supplies 80. 90
Wood County National Bank
Nov. interest ..... .... rs 80
Wood County Telephone Co.,
Dec. rentals .... . 90
r. L. Steib, tongue blades 5 90
%. c. Davis Co., engineers
supplies .... .... .. Is IS