The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-01-23


itzadca, henri,tta a. Sarnacki, Flor
ence Marie Sclafani, Virginia Joyce
Shurmur, Olive SkipwOrth, Dorothy
Jane Sloan, LeROy FREDERICK Smith
Jean X. Smitka. Shirley Joyee s. einke
Eunice K. .Steinman. AnxeDne. Sujak,
Francis Anthony Tarriowski, Juanita
l.. Taylor, Lennon Anthony Thompson,
Jr., Ann Z. Iinsley, William Uszynski,
Grace L. \itale, Rose Marie Vitale,
l,ODert 5 eve Webb, Florence w. Will
ANS, Helen L. Winall, Charlotte Il.
Wndes, Valerie V. WOjcik, Ireife
W oUuside, LOrene Il. York, Helen
Marie YurOvich.
August graduates: Dorothy Evelyn
-AersOn, Mitchell Stanley BozimDwski,
1onn Emerson Burns, Leonard Ii.
.IeinS. Erwin James Maryn0wski, Cal
vim Seller, Jr., Warren H. Wagner,
June Rose Roger.
Trustee Harriet seconded the mo-
ton.
Ayes: Trustees Altman, Block, Har-
riOtt, Jacobson and Steele.
Nays: None.
The motion was carried.
Trustee Steele moved hat the bulle-
tin on the Plan of Procedure 10 pro
vide physical safety to children during
air raids as submitted by the superin-
tendcnt be approved.
Trustee Altman seconded the motion.
Ayes: TruSte, 5 Altman, Block, Har
riot. jacobson and Steele.
Nays: None
The motion was carried.
Trustee Harriott moved the adm
ton Of tht following resolution
Resolved hat the Board of Educa-
ton notes with sincere regret the re-
cent passing of Henry Gtnthe from i
life Of active service i'm this city AS
II former member of the Board VI Ed
ucatiUn. he was one of it's most valu-
abb, members. His counsel and advice
i'll the matter of general educai i0nal
policy and more particularly in the
field Of building and maintenance was
recognized by all as of the highest
worth. His com ributiOn To the com
munity as member of the Board dur
ing period Of building expansion was
marked by unSelfish and unlimited de-
yotion Of time and interest for the
good of he community he served
As il citizen in the city he devoted
bis energies unsparingly rs a leader
In various organizations seeking Ia
improve the community. His enthuSi-
assn and whole hearted cooperation
was always in demand when there
was Il job TO be done which would
mean a better city Kind, considerable
Of others. efficient I'm his work. abound
ing i'll energy and good humor. his
fri> ndship was sought and priced by
all who knew him. He lived homes ~
generously. energetically. and fearless
~ Il life which many will ~ ok To
emulate and all will remember and adj
mire because of the dynamic effect up
Oh people and the community.
The Board Of Education joins with
he community in paying tribute to Il
most worthy citizen. an efficient public
servant. and an invaluable contributor
Ia worthy living i'll our CITY.
Be Ii Further Resolved that a copy
Of this resolution be sent TO the family
of the deceased and that a copy b,
spread Oh the minutes Of the Board.
Trustee Jacobson seconded the mo
ton.
Ayes: Trustees Altman. Block, IIar-
riOtt. jacobson and Steele
Nays: None.
The motion was carried.
Trustee jacobson moved that lha
following resolution be- adopted, ana
that Il copy be sent To each of the prin-
cipals in the public schools. .
Resolved that due 10 the lack Of
Idclua e Iun-h room facilities and
II ctS>lry personnel for supervision
n Board of Education requests that
all children living within y mile
radius f any Elementary or Junior
High School return 10 heir homes fOl
he lunch period. except that this poll
cy shall not apply during severe
storms or under temperature cOndi
ti0lls below 20 degrees F. r- -s-I
Children who come from homes
where the work of the mother is absO
lutely required for he maintenance OF
the home or, children whose physical
condition as determined by the school
physician or nurse is found 10 prevent
The noon trip may be permitted TO re-
:. ain during The lunch hour.
Trustee Harriott seconded the mo
ton. tt
Ayes: Trustees Altman. Block. Har
riot. Jacobson aud Steele.
NaYS: NeffS ! - 60 = 10 -
The, motion wns carr!ed.
Trustee Steele moved that fht Board
approve the printing and posting IN
each building Of cards embOdying lht
following notice: -
America is at War
The defense of public buildings re
quireS that all persons entering shall
go directly TO the office or assigned
room of activity.
Leave the building as SOON as Their
business is completed
Lettering in and about buildings
will not he permitted.
By order Of
Beard of Education
Trustee Altman seconded the motion
Ayes Trustees Altman, Block Har
riot. jacobson and Steele
Nays: None.
The motion WAS carried.
Trustee Altman moved TO adjourn
Trustee Harriott seconded the mo
| ton.
Ayes: Trustees Altman. Block. uar
riott. jacobson and Steele
Nays: None.
The nteting was adjourned
MILDRED f.. MIEdJKIE.