The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-06-06

ton as submitted by +. w. Frox.c.
superintendent. for the year end ~
June, 1914 be approved.
Thomas j. Adams. Voight Il. Al
bright, JOSEPH A. AlfanO, John A.
Bsese, Phyllis A. Bailey. Richard e..
Baldwin, Frank J. Barczak. Philip i
Bartsotta, Walter +. Bauer. Shire =
LOuise Beckett Bah bara Ruth BOhsi!
Harry J. Brylinsky. Audrey III. Burn. :,
BETTY Ruth Burns. Sydney Fredenck
Burton, Chester ID. Burzynski, ROM IL
j. Campbell, Lucille Carr, Alice ID.
Casper, William EdwaEd Clark. Rob-
rrt ). Cohen. Edward Arnold Coke.
Russell George Council. Harvey f.
DAZZLING 'Esthei Margaret DamerO~
V. Jean Daniel Betty Joy Dean, Sam
uel j. DeMaggiO. Elda G. Dolce. Betty
Mae DOrrance, florence Rene Eta
sOn, Patricia Louise English, Eth,d
Marie Evans. John Evans, Jr., JuaniGi
May Fields. Regina " FigurSki, Pau
q. FirnSchild, Lloyd w. Fisher. Pau
ilIe LenOre Fisher, Janice +. Fletcher
Bette u. FlOriOS. Harvey Frank, Hat
tie Ann Galaska. Virginia +. Garlfj
Richard A. GeiSer, Charlotte q. George
Mary EfiZabeth Getz. Frances Anu
GOss, Robert j. Grail. Helen K. Cree,
Joseph William Green, Irene Agnl,
Halash, Marian +. Hail, Alice MurresI
Hamacher, Constance Harbiezwslli,
Robert K. Henlrey, Ruth May Hibbleql
Lester w. HOelzle, Annette Mae Horn
beck, Joseph John HOstman, John JO.
eph HudenkO, Barbara Anne Huute-.
Norma Jean Inrhoff. Eileen K. Jack
son, Ruth LeOna Jackson. Howard
William Johnson, Jeanette Marie John
Bon, Norman l.. KacDorOwSki, Shirley
June Kephart, Bette Jane Kish, Ads.m
Kaapp, Sophie Catherine Knizewski,
Virginia Amtoinette KObuSzewski. DO
LOrOs +. Knoll. Betty ARLENE Kurte.,L.
Bemice Lucille Iabadie. Robert Lloyd
LaiBelle, Donna Berniece IaFrance,
lloyd S. LaShbioOk, Wallace A. Lie
Blanc, Richard 5. Levely, Betty Il.
Edtne, William Herbert LittlewOod,
Harry Dean Locker, Calvin K. Long
ton. Phillip j. LupO, Helen l.. Lybik.
LOttie b. MagOlan, Raymond John No
halak, Howard +. Menzer, Roy Mics
aels, Ronald 5. Mills, Rosemary Nor
sissey, Marie Kathryn MueIler, Davd
Alien Murphy. Peter Alexander Na-
BOfp8Is " ultCI LNdSdTZS-hSkl, 'hvETl
Audrey Oetting, Pearl v. Ohannesisn.
Patricia NJ. Owens, Catherine T. P3i
cesen, Marcella Mae Patrick, Henry +.
PerbsOwski, Louis Edward Pickens.
Reno Roy Piner. Cameron A. POleSs
Delphine C.. Pezeci. Mildred u.
Pr1sm, Samuel H. RandazzO, Glenn !
Rice, Robert w. Richards, Florenc.
Edna Rieger, Cecilia NJ. Rosinski,
James ]. Roscoe, Thomas E. Routa,
John p. Rzadca, Margaret Saultt,
kAoda Leona Scirav We. Gladys C.. SchOa-
field, Kathleen May Schultz, Lois Fran
ces Schuster, Iearl EllOtte SchwartA
6illea Scott, Hope Vietta Severance,
Delwin Carl Shaffer, Howard A. Side
bottom. Marion VI. SiedOw, Albert e.
&ppel, Dale F.. Sloan, Donald Patrick
Smith, Edward Howard Smith, Frsi
erdck A. Smith, Lois Anne Smith, Rob
ert Steele. Barbara Campbell Stieler.
Sheldon q. Streicher. Marie Sutliff
Cecilia NJ. SzydlOwski, Seymour Ia
nOff. Virginia Tarwacki. Vivian NJ.
Tarwacki, George Lawson Gordon Tat
trie, Patricia A Tinney, Chester =
Urbanek, Flank G.. VlOdyka. Gertrud.
Marie WahOwiak. Edward NJ Wardell
France VI. Whitehead, Teresa f. Vie
ciak, Harriet Clark Wilcox. Willis M
than Wiley, Robert Charles Wilson,
Claudia X. WindeS, Dolores GIOri3
Wisneg. ISabell G.. Wolf, Doris Me-,
Woodward. Jack Weston YOpS, AnuJ
mae Zinniel
ADeceaSed
TruStee Altman SeconGf.d The motion
Ayes: Trustees Altman Block
IIOmeiSter. Johnson. McInerney aad
Steele.
Nays: None.
The motion was carried
The building committee submitted
report recommending wage increah--
OF $3.50 per month 10 jani0OrS aiA
DOn-teaching employees. excepting tho
who have reached the maximum o.
$1,000. lie pei hour 10 men on TN
hourly basis. and &c per hour To W.T.
EN- employed in the cafeteria. effect.,,-
June l, 1341
Trustee Block moved that the report
Of the building committee be acceptei
and that janitOrS and nOn-teaching
employees be given wage increases b.
ginning June l. 1911 of $3.50 pr
month. excepting thO~e who have
reached the maximum of $30N
lie per hour increase to men Oh the
hourly basis and SC peu hour increase
10 women employed in the cafeteria.
Trustee McInerIiey seconded the mo
tion.
Ayes: Trustees Altman. BlOck
HOmeister. Johnson. McInernEy and
Steele.
Nays: None.
The motion was carried
Trustee Block moved To adjourn
Trustee Altman seconded the motinu
Ayes: Trustees Altman, Block
HOmedsper, Johnson, McInGney anG
Steele
Nays: None.
The meeting was adjourned.
ARTHUR Z. BAISLEY,