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/ . ff ./.*•.r’r .-'.7 ^•7TKW?»Zr?K1NZER VS. SCHOOL BOARDA, h, KJuzor vs. Thu I tide pendent Dit*t riot of Marlon, I own.On the 9th day of No vow bar, 1994, at o, special meeting of tin.* Board of Education of the Marion Tmlepondont School District, A. L. Klrzor win hup* peudtul from the Morion Public Schools, a ecu. ding 10 the following reauK'i.h:o. unanimously adopted by tin- }• .wu: “Resolved, that the Boa id. of Dir* e-,tors of the Marion Independent School District, after careful in vest, tart ion, and by the julmisalons of Louis Kinzor and Robt. Me Go wen, find them guilty of willful \iolution of fcb'n known regulations of the Marion Public Schools, and hereby authorize tliar. they ho and are hereby ^uspendvd from all school privileges until such time as they make duo apology before the High School, to the Superiuteriilout and to the Board through the Superintendentfor such violation.”*‘ “The sufficiency of such apology to be passed upon by t?he Superintendent and the Preaideoof said B »a» d.MProm the acr.lon of the Board the said A. L, Kinzer appeals to tho County Superintendent.On the 3rd day of September, 1904,the following ruaolutlou was adoptedby tho Board of Education of Marion, for the purpose of relieving the Board of official responsibility in allowing foot ball games under the auspices of the High School:“Resolved, that the Board of Directors disfavor foot ball on account of injuries to life and iim|. The Board will lend all absistauce, morally and financially, in support of base ball, the gymnasium, or track work, but for the above reasons will not permit foot ball games or practice under the auspicesof the High School.”The Appellant sots up the claim thattiler show* that A. L, Klnzor made nor ■denial of the charges preferred, but* mmade bis defense solely orf the question of whether. or not the Board had authority to promulgate and enforce the ivh,;u?.\i:*n adopted h.v it on September Hr* j. lv:0.;.Wo nuHl.ain ihe* Moat’d in the action%talien in I hie eaiw;Flint. Fur tho reason that, tho rose-lut.iijo of Sfpttiiubv.r 3rd, 1904, i-tecmsr a-.onubit; and just, in order to protect the -:aiuv and general iutercets of tin?schools of Marlon,Second. For the reason that in establishing and enforcing rules for the government of schools, tho Board hasa large discretion, and it has not beenprove n that the Board abused its discretion in passing any of its rules, regulation \ or resolutions.Third. For the reason that uo system of schools can be maintained attany degree of efficiency without theft•dmoral support of the community. Thediscipline of the schools, from the kinder e union throughout tho grades aud High School, must be maintained, if they , would meet the approval of aa indulging public, which supports them.Affirmed.Dated Marion, Iowa, November 19, 1904,J. E, Vance,(Jo. Supt.L. E.a Sheets and wife, Floyd Sar-geant and wife and E. II, MeDuffy and wife with their families celebnw ted i.liu wedding anniversary of three couples at tho home of Mr. and Mrs, McDulfy Saturday. A sumptuous dinner was served, covers being laid for nineteen, and the afternoon.spent socially with games and other amusements.
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Marion Pilot
Marion, Iowa, US
Thu, Nov 24, 1904
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