Evening star., 1901-09-26
Fine for Non-Attendance.
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Manual Training Students to Form
Two BattaliOns of Cadets.

Thhhual framing students to FORM
Two BattaliOns of Cadets.
At last nights meeting of the board of
education favorable action was taken on
the application Of the students of the man
ual training schools for permission to or
ganize two battalions of cadets on the
same footing as the existing battalions OF
the High School Cadet Corps. The appli-
cation was granted at the earnest request
OF Mr.. Chamberlin, director of manual
training schools, who is Of opinion that a
military training will be of advantage to
the boys. An election of officers will he
held In a short time and the new battalions
fully organized.
1t was announced by the secretary Of the
board that the night schools will begin
their sessions Monday evening, and will be
open thereafter through the winter and
spring terms every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday evening, with grades from the
first to the eighth in each building. There
will be three buildings for white scholars
and as many for colored. The buildings
have been only tentatively decided upon,
probably the Gales, Jefferson and Frank
personnel of the night schools follows:
Director-R. Raymond Riordon.
Assistant director-F. L. Cardoza, r., in
charge Of the colored schools.
White schools-Principals, Messrs. Chas.
Hart, Elliott Kraemer and Percy Hughes;
teachers, Miss Hazeton Throckmorton,
Mr.. Harry Draper, Miss Blanche Pearson,
Miss Caroline Robinette Miss Jo Keneally,
lings, Miss lisa Vandewerker, Miss Mar
garet OBrien, Miss Bernice Spies. Miss
Nellie Brandenburg, Miss Ida Stutz, Mrs.
Sarah NJ. Farr, Miss Layton Miss Louise
Emmerson, Miss M. A. Mcmahon, Miss M.
G. Callahan and Miss Margaret Whitzell
Teachers in Industrial cooking schools
for white children-Miss Jacobs and Miss
McDaniels.
Teacher of Industrial Weaying-Mr Mau-
rice Metz
Colored schools-Principals. Misses s. j.
Fisher. G: B. Campbell and NJ. l. saun-
ders; teachers, L. B. syphax, G. F. Smith,
e. L. Runner. NJ. J. Brown L. R. Smith. II.
s. Holmes, X. R. Parker ]. 8. Ball. H. f.
Hamer, L. B. Brown. H: E. Anderson. L.
e. Scott, L. E. Hewlett, M. A. Stewart. A.
E. Hewlett. Q. v. Contee. J. T. Fox, L.
Page. D. B. Thompson and G. c. Pollard.
Teachers Of colored cooking schools-Miss
Alice c. Pinyon, Miss Julia Shaw, Miss
Laura Parker and Miss Lena W. Johnson.
The board made the following promo
tionS:
Fourth divlsion-Miss Sarah Musson,
third grade teacher, to be fourth grade
teacher, to be third grade teacher.
Eighth division-Miss Emma L. Williams,
second grade teacher at the Cranch school,
to be second and third grade teacher at
the Benning school; Miss e. C. Espey, first
grade teacher, to be a third grade teacher;
Miss N. v. Bolter, first GRADE teacher, to
be a second and third grade teacher; Miss
A. e. Douglas, second grade teacher, to be
q second and third grade teacher; Miss NJ.
K. Espey, fourth grade teacher, to be
fifth grade teacher.
Miss Nena Reed was appointed a teacher
and assigned to the eighth division.
Miss George Anderson Baldwin was ap-
pointed assistant principal.
Miss Bessie E. Miller, Miss Lollie B. Ray,
Miss Evelyn E. Knight, Mrs: F: F. Fitz-
gerald, Clarence Davis and Walter Hurt
were appointed substitute teachers.
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