Fairmont High School - Maple Leaves Yearbook (Fairmont, WV)

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 MoBtph finsirr Joseph Hosier, super in tendent of the Fairmont public schools. was horn near WilsonImrg. in Harrison 4 onni v. West Virginia. Jamniry 24th. 1870. He grew up on a farm in that county, attending the public schools during the winter terms, and doing farm work the rest of the year. He attended the Salem graded school for three terms, and later tin Salem Academy for a number of terms, lb began teaching in the fall of 1890 as prin- cipal of tin Cherry Camp school, in Harrison county, and the next year was ap] ointed principal of the Salem graded school, which position In ln ld for four years, lb graduated from Salem Collegi» in 1895. Aside from the positions already mentioned. Mr. Hosier was a memlier of the County Hoard f Exam- iners of Harrison county, county superintendent of Harrison county for one term, member of tin faculty of Salem College for two years, instructor in the Glen- ville Normal School for one year, instructor in the Fairmont Normal School for three years, and for the past eight years has been sujierintendent of the Fair- mont public schools. Mr. Hosier is a memlier 4 f tin W« st Virginia Edu- cational Association, the National Society for the Pro- motion of Industrial Education, an active member of the National Educational Association, and a member of the National Society for the Scientific Study « f Edu- cation. He has conducted teachers’ institutes in twenty-one counties of West Virginia. I Miring his superintendency of eight years the Fairmont public S4 hooIs have made much progress in the character and efficiency of their work.

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