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Show 224:4 1I Joe Orton , Viotor Eriokson II E. G. North II Ii ~ (Ol {~l I ~I ~,1/ 3D 40.26 Dallas Bateman 31.50 Darrel Bateman 14.00 Normand Eriokson Grand Total •...••.•. Borrow ilt It was moved by Dr. Riohar ds and , seoonded by Mr. Dahl )loney ,I that President and Clerk be author ized to borrow $50,000 .00 from i - the Sandy Oity Bank in order to take oare of ourrent expenses. I Motion oarried. Mr. Ashman, Prinoipal of the Bluffdale Sohool, appeared 11 ' I before the Bo ard wi th referenoe to furnishings and equipment Equip Ii needed for the Dormitory at Bluffdale for both Prinoip&l and BlUff' I'l teaoher's quarters, presenting a list of items needed. Mr. Dorm. IAshman was i·nformed by the Board that the matter would be II given oareful oons idera tion. . !! A oommittee oonsisting of Bp •. rei rbourn, Mr. Hyde and H. 1'1. Jorgensen, as representing the Cresoent Parent.. Cres- Teaoher Ass~oiation and taxpayers appeared before the Board, oent peti tioning for the oonstruotion of an audi tori um to be used ask as- a Oommuni-ty Center for that plaoe, pointing out that it was for IpraOtiOallY impossible to hold business· or sooial gatherings oom- i of parent-Teaohers in the presentsohoo~ building; there is . munitY 'l no plaoe for extra ourrioular work, it is now neoessary for Room ,I the orohestra to praotioe in the hallway. The oomrni ttee w·ere , i1 informed that the matter would be given very oareful oon[, si-derati on by the Bo ard on the 19JO-31 Budget, but that the t1 present bUdget was exhausted. ! • ,I - IPrinoipal il _. A oommi ttee oonsisting of Mr.· C. A. Wolfham, and Mr. ;i Gus Anderson, Salt Lake, and Mr. J .• B. Myers of Bi~ham, i!representati ves of the Utah Power -& Light Oompany, with of-fioes in Sal t Lake and Bingham were oalled before the Board with Ireferen, oe to light and power used -in ,the Distriot. Mr. AnderUtah I son representing sohools of the valley and Mr. Myers the Power II Bi-ngham Distriot ,explai ned the vari ous rates and sohedules, & ilPointing out to the Board that in ·a few oases by signing new Light l oontraots the rate oould be out to some extent; that expert Survey II' engineers had visi ted the various -plants, and by oomparison Report Ithey had found that the sohools are now getting the very Ibest sohedule rates. They stated ·that the oompany was willing il &nd glad to give assistanoe at all times.- l The Olean Sohool Campaign Co~ittee, oonsisting of Mr. Chairman, Mr. Wootton, Mis·s Jensen, Mr. Beok, Mr. '~, Greer and Mr. Bartlett appeared before the Board relative to· ',':. the report of the past year and suggesting a new plan of oampaign I for the ooming year. They suggested that for the ooming year ',: ii there be no oontestbetween sohoole but rather that standards be Ii set to work to -andsohools making ·these standards be awarded , ; ia -prize to be designated; this oontest to oontinue for one full: ~sohoOl year; the oO,mmittee to vis1:t the sohools of the Dis- . , Ii triot at least four times during the year and oontinually 'Ilmake reoommendations to them wherein they might improve. Ume - November 1 to Oot. 31. . . . Suggested standards to be set up as follows: il : II Boyden, I Report II . . . Olean 1 1.- Classrooms. Ino1 udirg lighting, ventilation, wall deooraSohool ~ . tIons, contents of desks, general clean11ness, attraotiveOonI - ness, artistio arrangement, flowers, oondi tion of equiptest ~ . ment, eto. Points possible, 25. Oom- ,112.· Attitude of Personel towards the proj eot (ino1uding pIinmittee i!I· · oipal, janitor, teaohers, and ohildren) Points possible, ! . 15· 13.. Personal Appearanoe of ohi.ldren and teaohers. POints · possible, 15 4 .. I Gr ounds. -General appe aranoe, 01 eanl1ness, care of lawns and shrubbery, if any. Points possible, 15. 5 ~ Principal' s Offioe. Same requirements as classrooms. Points possible, 5. |
