Thomas Clark Trimble III

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Thomas Clark Trimble III Morris v. Williams — Opinion of the Court (1944 | noyear)

This is no more absurd than to say that the defendants here, the directors and superintendent, in the fixing of salaries, which represents the teacher's value to the system, are to take the degrees plus the years of experience and get the amount of salary to be paid, regardless of character, intelligence, capability to teach and those other intangibles so important in human relations.
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Thomas Clark Trimble III Morris v. Williams — Opinion of the Court (1944 | noyear)

Under her theory and testimony she would eliminate all discretion in the defendants as to the amount of salary to be paid the individual teacher, and under her theory, once an applicant was accepted for a position the amount of salary to be paid would be figured with mathematical precision, and would become so much a matter of mathematics that it could readily be reduced to a point where it might be done upon an adding machine.
Unfortunately for this theory human capabilities cannot be reduced to a mathematical formula, for nature has not so endowed the human race.
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