Harris v. Joint School District Number Six

Without conflict or contradiction, the evidence established that in August, 1922, plaintiff, a qualified school teacher, applied in person to the clerk of the defendant school district for employment, and thereafter received by mail forms, in duplicate, for a contract, signed by the defendants Anklam and Bishop, and the clerk, who constituted the school board. Plaintiff signed the forms and returned one to the clerk. She taught the school two and one-half months, and then her employment was terminated by a notice signed by Anklam and Bishop. She was paid for the two and one-half months at the…