The Washington times., 1902-07-03
lncumbentS Reelected
for Next Term With
out Opposition.
DATE OF SCHOOLS OPENING
Busy Session Last Night, at Which
Much Routine Work Is Disposed Of
Vacancies Filled by Promotion and
Appointment.

At the meeting Of the Board of Educa-
tion held last night at the Franklin
Building the annual election of officers
for the ensuing year resulted in the re-
election of all the old officers without
opposition. These include Gen. H. V.
Boynton, president; Gen. George Fl. Har-
ries. vice president, and Mr. W. F. Rod
rick. secretary.
The schedule adopted for the opening
of the new school year included: First
meeting Of the Board OF Education. Sep
tember 10; opening of the public schools,
Monday. September %; opening of the
night schools. Monday, September 2s.
Last nights session Of the board was
the last meeting OF the present year,
and all routine matters were disposed
of, including the filing OF all vacancies
to date by appointment and promotions
On the approval, by the committee on
text books, of a recommendation by
Chairman ]. Holdsworth. of that COM
mittee, the following text books were
adopted for use in the schools: Maxwell
and Smiths Writing in English for use
in the eighth grade, and Tarbell's Geog-
raphies, the Great American Series. judi
sons "The Young American and
Nichols Graded Lessons in Arithmetic.
were placed upon the supplemental list.
Appointments and Changes.
The following appointments and
changes were also made By the board:
Night schools-Raymond R. Riordon
appointed director; F. L. Cardozo, jr..
assistant director in charge Of celored
schools; A. C. Bryan as principal OF
Greenleaf school; Charles Hart as
principal of Gales School; S. E. Kramer
as principal of Franklin School. and the
following teachers: NJ. A Mcmahon,
Kate Rawlings, NJ. E. Throckmorton. A.
S. Hazleton, Johanna Kenealy. Agnes
Dillon, Margaret O'Brien. May Mars
den. Sophia vogt S. N. Farr, Bernics
Spies, Marie HoTells. Ada Cosden.
Lulu Drennon, Margaret Beatty,
Maurice Metz, E. ]. Dakin, Mollie
Burns.
Colored sehoo1s-William Joiner as
principal of Cook Manual Training
School: A. U. Craig. Millie G. Lewis.
Julia Shaw, Emily V. Lewis, teachers.
Randall Night School, Isabelle Rus
sell; stevens Night School, Daniel B.
Thompson. principal. Teachers in night
schools: Susan Fisher, Olive Contee.
Josephine Ball, Mamie Anderson. An
ME s Holmes, Mary A. Stewart, Hattie
Hamer, Lizzie E. Scott, John G. Bruce,
Emma Kinner, Julia McAdoo. Laura
Parker, Mary Brown, Lena Hewlett.
VI Street High School,. L. Love.
from $3.50 to $1,000; C. NJ. Thomas, from
$500 TO $3.50, and A. C. Newman, from
500 to $3.50.
Eastern High School.
Eastern High School-E- A. Playter.
from $3.50 TO $500. and H. NJ. Johnson.
from $3.50 to $3.50.
Mckinley Manual Training School,.
D. Minnick. from $1,000 to $1,000.
Louis Monroe. assistant custodian Of
supplies. Franklin School Building.
from $500 TO $500.
Kindergartens-C. r. Watkins. direc-
tor OF kindergartens, from SI00 to $500:
]. NJ MeKnew. appointed principal Of
model kindergarten, at $3.50; Amelia
Mahr. from assistant to principal, and
Josephine Mason from assistant to prin-
.ipal; NJ. E. Cook appointed assistant
If model kindergarten at S425.
Appointed as kindergarten assistants:
Elizabeth Endieott. Grace NJ. Janney,
Bertha NJ Tucker. Hope NJ. Soule, Grace
clifton. Mabel D. Williamson. Anna
temporary kindergarten as
'istant Annie L. Austin.
J. E. Walker promoted to fourth grade
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