The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-07-19
School Board
Proceedings


Is, 1915. The meeting was called
to order at 7:45 pm. by the pres
ident, VIM j. HomeiSter. There
we're present: Members Altman,
Block, Homeister, Jacobson, Steele.
Absent: Browne, McInerney.
Member Altman moved that the
minutes of the meeting Of July 2
be approved with the following cor
rections: Member Block made the
motion that Member Altman be
elected Vice-president. After that
motion, President HomeiSter as
sumed the chair.
Member Block seconded the mo-
ton.
Ayes: Altman, Block, Homeister,
Jacobson, Steele.
Nays: None.
The motion was carried.
The following report of the sup
erintendent was received:
The Board of Education
Gentlemen,
I herewith nominate the follow
ing personnel to fill vacancies at
the base scheduled salaries indi-
Gated:
Edith M. Lowry ........ $1,000
Helen NJ. Schubert 80. $3.50
Goldle Macy ........ $3.50
Josephine StillWell ...... $1,000
I further nominate Jesse E. Dali
ley, now teacher of social science
IN the Theodore Roosevelt High
School, as Junior High School
principal at the scheduled base SAL
airy for such positions. Mr.. DALEY
more than meets the requirements
OF a masters degree in adminiStra-
ton and minimum of 20 semester
hours IN administration in this field
in accordance with the standards
set up by resolution of the Board
of Education.
1t is recommended that the Board
approve plan of instruction in the
fine arts Emusic, drama, public
speaking and arD on an individual
and/or on group basis for stu
dents Of the community who desire
training beyond that offered in the
regular school curriculum.
Such training to be given within
school buildings outside regular
school hours under the same condi-
tons as regular adult night classes
are given at present and be a part
of the same program. Teachers
shall be certified and approved for
instruction in the same manner as
is adult education classes at pres
ent.
All such classes or individual in
struction to be paid for in fees and
limited to the amount provided by
such fees. In no case shall such
instruction duplicate the regular
curriculum work given in the reg
ular day school.
Respectfully submitted.
(Signed) F. w. Frostic.
Superintendent.
The bills and accounts, authori-
zation sheet No. 496, were read.
July Is, 1916
Semi-Monthly Pay Roll S7.168.63
Teachers Pay Roll ...... 2.38O.O7
Nursery School Pay Roll D.. 356. SO
Asmus Bros. Hardware Co. HOO
Cahalan Drug Stores 80. 1850
Educational Music Bureau 1873
lnter-Clty Trucking Co. =. 24.49
JagerS Hardware Company 6.94
Municipal Service Commits
sion ................. 1888 80
A. B. Milkins ......... 2O4
AbSopure Water Company $50
GUS Elevator Company -. $3.50
r. A. Swain ........... $500
Peck Electric Company go, % 30
george Pocock ......... 2,336.O0
u. Schlrmer ........... 3.42
Sears, Roebuck & Company 2.55
Wagenvoord &, Company 2.82
American Public Health
ASoi4. ............., 300
Green Line Trucking Co. =, 100
National Wildfire Fedora
ton Observation-Disclosures. 5.8l
Railway Express Agency =. 2O3.94
Plibrico JointlesS Friedrich
company ....-......... 1910
The H. r. Hunting Co. go. 1922
A. c. McClurg & Co. 800. 1904
The Chas. A. Strellinger Co. 1891
Browns Music ....... 85.79
Eberts Brothers Company I.91
ROBERT DrySdaIe ....... 1914
American Flag Company =. 4.l6
Michigan Bell Telephone
Company ........ 1912
international Business Ma
chimes Corp. ... $50
The Fuller Brush Company 4O7
The Gregg Publishing Co. 1885
Litchfield Mfg. Company 1854
The Chas. A. Strelinger Co., 6.76
Municipal Service Commits
sion NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1852
Gartner Hardware Company 334.43
Williamson Lumber Co. 1O2. SO
The Macmillan Company :. 24.13
The Automobile Company
Equipment ............. 1921
Cooperative Parts Company 915
The Fuller Brush Company l61 10
Railway Express Agency ITS
Michigan Bell Telephone Co. 97.34
Bond and Hungerford &C.. $500
$16,7OO.28
This is to certify that the above