Johnson St Paris High School - Parisian Yearbook (Saint Paris, OH)

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--crTT TE5“ P A Ro T • ' l 9f N WILLIAM WINTERS Heidelberg, 4 years A. B. Ohio State University one year. Teaches History, Mathmatics De- mocracy. BERTHA McBETH Two year Normal Wittenberg, 1 year Ohio Northern, 1 year Teaches Freshman Algebra. CARRIE NELLE HUTCHISON Rio Grande College, three years Ohio State University, Summer Session, ’26, ’28. Teaches Music. JAMES M. TURNER Dixon College and Normal School, B. S. University of Illinois, (Summer Session) Ohio State University, B. S. in Education. Ohio State Uni- versity, A. M. Columbia Uni- versity, Graduate Work. Teaches Physics, Mathmatics, Man- ual Training. GLENN COLVIN Ohio Wesleyan, three years. Wittenberg, one year, A. B. Teaches English, Latin. AMELIA MILLER Muskingum, four years, A. B. Teaches English, Biology, Home Economics. 7

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: cr ft Fo IP . A Fo I ef I ' H Board of Education Members of the present Board of Education are: Presi- dent, Wid Sturgeon; Vice President, Elmer Smith; other mem- bers, Wallace Mahan, Earl Zerkle and John Prince. James M. Turner is Clerk. The members of the Board of Education are chosen on odd years. These are selected without regard to local political affiliations. They are men of integrity, intelligence and high standing in the the community and actuated by no other mo- tives than those which lead to the successful administration of the schools in the interest of the children alone. General functions of the School Board are; to interpret the needs of the community and the requirements of the pro- fessional organization. To adopt policies carefully defined and recorded. To select the chief executive, who shall be the superintendent of the schools. Pass upon, approve, or modify the annual financial budget submitted by the super- intendent. Advise with the superintendent of the schools, affording a group judgment, on his recommendation for ex- tension or readjustments, of the educational activities of the schools. To require such reports from the superintendent of schools and others as they deem necessary to keep them- selves informed on the work and conditions of the schools. Approve the list of bills and expenditures which have been previously authorized when the same shall be properly approved by the superintendent and the auditing committee. To px-esent the needs of the school before the public. To act as a court of final appeal for teachers and patrons, in cases which the superintendent has been unable to adjust or which may have been appealed from his decision. All such appeals and petitions must be made in writing to receive consideration. To contract with such principals, supervision and teach- ers as are recommended by the superintendent of the schools. To appraise the efficiency of the schools and their officers in terms of their value to the community. 8