The Washington times., 1902-09-21

ferred to the Central School, where h,
has remained ever since. He wa
largely instrumental in the establish
ment of the night Business High Schoo
and is much beloved by all of his pupils
He is supervisor of athletic sports also
and as such has ever entered into thu
sports of the boys with a zest that ha!
endeared him TO them
| Several designations Accepted.
The following minor changes in the
high schools have been made:
Resignation of Miss Rachel s. Hoge
teacher of English in Central High
School, accepted.
| Resignation of Dr. A. C. Bryan
teacher of Latin and Greek in Western
High School. accepted.
Leave Of absence for one year granted
to Paul A. Steele. teacher of bookkeep-
ing in Business High School.
Edmund S. Noyes appointed to be
head of the department. of history and
teacher of history in the Central High
School, salary, $1,000.
| Miss Sara P. Lynch appointed teacher
/ of English in Central High School; sal
airy. $500.
Mr.. F. W. Matthews, appointed teach
er of Latin and Greek in the Western
High School: salary, $3.50. Increases in
pay were granted DR.. Brentz NJ. Rozelle,
Central High School, to $1,000, vice DR..
A. c. Bryan, resigned; DR.. Colyer Meri-
weather, Business High School, to
81 900: Miss H. NJ. Cushing, Western
High School, to $3.50; Miss E. Lieb-
schultz, Central High School, to $500.
The following are the designations
in the graded schools:
Annie E. Bush, Eleventh division; An
Mckenzie. DR.. J. H. n. Waring, super
vising principal Tenth division. John c.
Nalle, principal of Stevens School, is
appointed to succeed DR.. Waring.
Transfers and Promotions.
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were also made in the upper divisions.
as follows:
Seventh division-Transfer and pro-
mote F. L. Cardozo, jr., to eighth grade
principalship of Stevens School, vice
John C. Nalle, promoted; F. J. Cardozo,
jr.. is assigned to eighth grade prin-
Il T.
Cardozo. jr., transferred.
Eighth division-Transfef F. ]. Car
dozo from Garfield to eighth grade prin-
cipalship of Wilson School; j. E. Syphax
is transferred from Benning Road. sew
enth grade, to eighth grade Garfield; II.
W. Lewis is promoted from Burville,
sixth grade, to seventh grade Benning
Road; j. C. Bruce is transferred and
promoted from fourth grade at Garfield
to sixth grade at Burville.
Ninth division-O. V. Booker Is pro-
NOTED from second grade to third grade. |
at $500, and J. L. Johnson, from first
grade to second grade; NJ. Brodie is ap-
pointed eighth grade assistant at Stew
ems, at $3.50 per annum, and NJ. Null |
lgan Is transferred to eleventh division,
first grade.
Eleventh division-B. E. George is as
signed to model school, vice A. E. Bush,
resigned.
The report of the committee on nor
NAL and high schools was read, recon-
the acceptance of the resigna-
ton of Rene Samson, teacher of
French; also j. F. Allen, teacher in NJ
Street High School. 1t recommended the
promotions: p. Padgett, from
$500 to $3.50. vice Rene Samson, resign
ed; F. L. Compton, from $3.50 to $500;
F. E. Throckmorton, from sS25 to $3.50;
NJ. ]. Gibson, from $500 to sS25; H. H.
Bell, from $3.50 to $500. CASTOR Costet
s recommended for appointment at $500,
md James Adkins, teacher in Business
High School, at $3.50.
Promotions in NJ Street High School
we're recommended as follows: w. H.
DINER, from 500 to $3.50, vice ]. r. AZ
en-. resigned; N r. Brown, from $3.50 to
200; Thomas Hope, from 5000 to $3.50; ;
I. H. Thomas, from $3.50 to 5000; NJ. II. ,
'erry, from $500 to $50. and Garnet Will ,
.inson, to be appointed at $500. |
The report further recommends thel
'ansfer of Miss Nalle to the NJ Street
Ugh School and Miss l. A. Gibbs from ,
lat school to the Armstrong Manual s
School, and the promotions Of i
A. Wormley. of Normal School No 2, $
ON $500 to $1,000; c. R. Shippen, FROM t