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598 PUBLIC EDUCATION. [ART. LXXVII
as are needed by the schools, and shall recommend the purchase and
distribution of the same by the county board of education.
1916, ch. 506, sec. 73. 1918, ch. 494, sec. 73.
73. The County Superintendent of Schools, acting under the rules
and regulations of the County Board of Education, shall be responsible
for the administration of the office of the County Superintendent of
Schools. He shall nominate, for appointment by the County Board of
Education, all the professional, clerical, statistical and stenographic
assistants of the office; he shall recommend their removal for immoral-
ity, misconduct in office, incompetency, insubordination or willful neg-
lect of duty, and he shall see that all regular appointees of the County
Board of Education devote their entire time to their duties. But the
qualifications of all appointments, their attenure and compensations,
except as may hereinafter be provided, shall be determined by the
County Board of Education. The office of the County Superintendent
of Schools shall, beginning with the school year 1916-1917 be provided
as follows with professional, clerical, statistical and stenographic assist-
ants holding office at the time of the enactment of this Section shall
continue to serve to the end of the terms of which they were originally
appointed, and until their successors qualify unless removed as herein
provided; and provided further, that they shall be paid, beginning with
the school year 1916-1917 on the basis of the salaries herein specified:
(1) In each county employing not less than one hundred (100) teach-
ers there shall be appointed at least one primary grade supervisor, who
shall receive such compensation as the County Board of Education
shall direct; provided, that no person shall be eligible for appointment
as a supervisor who does not hold from the Superintendent of Public
Education a certificate in supervision as provided for in Section 55 of
this Article; nor shall the appointment of any person by County Board
of Education as a supervisor be valid without the written approval of
the State Superintendent of Schools. And provided further, that no
supervisor, appointed under the provisions of this section or continued
in office under the provisions of this section, shall be paid an annual
salary of less than twelve hundred ($1,200.00) dollars, and the State
of Maryland shall pay, as hereinafter provided, out of the General
State School Fund to the treasurer of the County School Board one-
half of the annual salary of one primary grade supervisor up to and
including an annual salary of two thousand ($2,000.00) dollars.
County Boards of Education are free to employ as many additional
supervisors as in their judgment are necessary, but the State shall not
share in the payment of their salaries. Provided, that in counties
employing less than one hundred (100) teachers, the County Board of
Education may employ at least one primary grade supervisor, subject
to and under the foregoing conditions. Provided, further, that two
counties each employing less than one hundred (100) teachers may
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