Evening journal., 1903-05-27
EDUCATION BOARD
HAS BUSY SESSION
Decides on One Session for
Month of June-Shad
Nearly Gone
Special to In Evening Journal.

New Castle, May 27.-At the regular
monthly meeting Of the Board OF Edu-
cation last evening the following mem-
bers We're present: President Eliason,
Messrs. Mahoney, Carrick. Phillips,
Jemison, Frazer and ManlOve
The following pupils deserving spe-
cial commentator We're reported by
Professor Holloway:
High School-Marie Mahoney Mary
White, Helena Mahoney Jessie Watts,
George Duffy, Mary Morrison. Evan
Lancaster. Carrie Gemmill, fifteen pu-
pills meritorious
Miss Reber's School-Addie Murphy,
Anna Lancaster Carrie Spear Helen
BrOss. Clara Newlove.
|. Miss Mahoneys School-Eva Dea-
kyne, Nora Winslow, Mann Toner. Beth
Toner Roswell Schafer, Fannie Rid
ngs, Annie Bross, Ethel Wegenmann,
Helen Gallagher Mary Clark, Anna
Gormley.
Miss Goodley's School-Miller Per-
Anna Toppin. Reba Davis Sophia Tay-
lor, Helen Beck, Minnie Hurd, Rhoda
Hewlett Eddie Cline. oscar Knause.
Miss Downie's School-Ruth Stewart
Iva Willis. Jennie Rulings, Vera Atkin-
SON. Emily Lunt, Mabel Clewell. Alva
Watts. Osee Hance. While Stewart
Edward Mcdaniel. Clara King, Nellie
Galloway. Horace Deakyne, Reese
Clark.
Miss Saunders School-Pauline VIII
helme Blanche King. Mary Weggen-
mann, Flora Walls. Eleanor Moore
Reba McGrath. Lawrence Reynolds, Ell
wood Bacon, James Gallagher, Allison
Truitt, Kennard Naylor, Brice Vallett
Hugh Wylie, George Ford
Alss Janvier's SchOol--Irene Wise
Mildred Stoops. Flora Downie, Jennie
Cooper, Robert Moore, David Harris
Frank Harrington.
Miss Wilson'S School-Elizabeti
Bacon. Francis Shearer, Ira Lank
Margaret McCaughan, Rudolph Val
lette. Mary Biggs, Earl Bacon, Diana
Levy, Ernest Frazer.
Miss Dennison's School-Mamie Nc.
Nelly, Minnie Beck Florence Toppin
Harry Moore, William White, Francis
Atkinson, Elwood Naylor
Miss Carncks Echool-Katie Leon.
ard. John Gott, Bessie Reynolds Fran
els McFarlin. Mary Othoson, Katharine
McCaughan, Joseph Gardner Ann'
Toppin.
The following bills We're ordere,
paid: Charles Resin, 81; George vii
liams, So.
a communication was received from
the Department Of School Administra
ton inviting the Board Of Educa
tion to send one or more delegates t,
the National Convention of Schoo
Board. to be held on July s and 9, il
Boston. The rate of one fare for tn
round trim has been secured from al
points in the United States.
s. Atwood Stewart. formerly Of thi
city. now Of Woodbury., n. j., and 4
member of the Board of Education. sen
i'm his resignation, which was accepte,
with regret.
Professor Holloway made a sugges
ton to have the school sessions short
ened during the month of June Tn
primary grades to start at oclocl
instead of Q. and dismiss the Higl
School at 1890. the grammar grades a
70 o'clock and the primary at 1i.3l
President Eliason suggested tina
schools open at 9 o'clock and dismis
the primary schools at II o'clock an
the High School at / O'clock whic
was agreed upon, and TO go into ef
feet on Monday. Iunc ?.
President Holloway suggested a ten
minutes recess at 10 o'clock for tn
primary department, and a ten mir
utes' recess at II o'clock for all.
Charles r. Clewen was elected
succeed Mr.. Stewart. He viii serve ur
til the next election to be held in Marc
when the terms Of Messrs. Malone
Ferris and Phillips win expire.
The election Of teachers was lai
lover until the next meeting.
The schools win close on May ,
Messrs. Eliason, Jemison, Manlov
Phillips and Carrick were appointed
committee TO arrange for the con
mencement exercises.
Mr. Phillips drew attention to Il
new heaters which We're placed lin n
school last year. and suggested q
same improvement be made to No.
school.