The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-06-06
With Recommendation That
They Receive Diplomas
Two New Teachers For The
Nigh School Elected
Dress Making To Be Taught
N Schools Next fear

Superintendent John s. Alan, Mon.
day evening, presented the names Of
the fifty.one members OF the senior
class OF the Mt. Vernon high school
to the city board OF education and rec
commended that the pupils whose
names he submitted be graduated at
the coming commencement, on con.
dition that they keep their work up to
a satisfactory point during the few
days that must still elapse before the
closing of the school year.
The following is the complete list Of
graduates In courses:
Business Course Elizabeth Esther
Allspaugh, Florence Irene Barre.
Charles Harold Breeze, Margaret
Irene Matthews, Faye Lafe Strang.
Ray Edison Wolfe.
English Course --Hovey Leslie AL.
ttpburg, Henry Rogers Arnold, Harold
ColRin Ashcraft, Mary Enie Bair,
Larry d. Bartlett, Eugene Harris Bell,
Berlin Il. Blakely. Carita Laura Bux-
'ton. Charles Howard Csssell. Hazel
Irene Chrisman, Ralph Boyd Clugh.
Harry Emmett Haynes. Alice Louise
Hun. Della Edith Melick, Helen
Wright Faddis. Maryann McCiurg
Mix. Paul Fillmore Pharis, Pauline
Hazel Riley. Hoy L. Russell. Edna
Mildred severns, VILLA Laurabell
Splitter. Harley GLAND Vance, Ona
Mabel Wenger, Almeda May Van
voorhis, Charles Franklin West.
College Requirements Course
Dorothy Margaret Ash, Ruby Winona
Barnes. Helen IOrancy Baxter, Mar
jcrie pickard Benoy. Amanda r.
Colett, Pearl Elizabeth Donaugh.
Gladys Irene Elliott. Meari Ewers,
Florence Mary Fishburn, Percy A,
Greer, Cecil Bertram Hail. Nina May
Levering, William Riley McDevitt,
Ralph Emerson Morton. Clyde Wal.
ter Purdy. Sturges A. Sigler, Joseph
Smith. Jr., Dorothy Elizabeth Tudor.
hHud Tob'ci iuiiDSo, Hiuiy isotStm
Wynkoop.
Superintendent Alan informed the
board OF condition that will exist
next year In the business class depart.
ment OF the high school that will per.
hpps give the board some trouble.
The first and second year classes will
hA hx. la In, ha tat. nf fh..
school and will swamp the above men.
toned department anless some
method Is devised whereby the In
creased number OF students can be
properly taken care Of. Ways and
means OF procedure were discussed
but nothing was decided upon. This
matter will be taken up at the time Of
the school boards annual inspection
tour OF the school buildings.
Protests have been launched by u
few OF the school instructors against
the boards judgment In fixing salar.
les. Miss Lane. AssR. domestic science
teacher, Mr.. G, +. King of the High
school. Miss Parker OF the Fourth
ward and Mr.. Chriaman OF the high
school have slgnlhed their dlssatlsfac.
ton with the salary that they are
receiving and have given the board
'nson to believe that they feel them.
selves deserving Of more money.
Mr. Alan reported the names OF Mr..
w. y, Rimer ana Aiiss Helen Colvllle
M two teachers to be elected. The
music teacher win be employed later
after the board aud MI Alan have had
better opportunity to search for u
suitable Instructor. Mr. Rlmer and
Miss Colville were elected.
Mr.. Rimer Is graduate OF Ohio
Wesleyan University and has had
fb0ut ten years experience a. pub
w lis school Instructor. lie was for sev
eral years principal OF the Gallon
Ohio. high school Miss Colyille is I
W graduate Of the MI. vernon hlgl
Y school and also OF Wooster uniyer
ntty. She has been teacher durin,
& ~ past two years In the Woos 10
hiGh school.
President Lorey appointed Messrs
Y C6y1eF, Beck and Mill as committe