The Washington times., 1904-06-30
MANY CHANGES
AMONG TEACHERS
Board of Education Makes
Promotions.
TWENTY-FIVE APPOINTMENTS
Several Increases in Salary in Arm
strong Training School-How
Divisions Are Affected.
TWENTY-FIVE APPOINTMENTS

StIonS 1ralnlng SChOOl-hoW
Divisions Are Affected.
At the meeting of the Board of Edu-
cation last night the members decided
on a large number of the teachers of
the graded schools entitled to promo
tion. Teachers for the coming year were
selected. but this choice of new materi-
al will not be completed until another
meeting is held by the board
The following twenty-five normal grad
yates were appointed teachers, but were
not assigned:
Theresa A. Carroll, Mary Van Ness
Fauth, Blanche p. Galiher. Mary NJ
Greenwood Ida Harmed. Elizabeth c.
Henderson. Alma Jones, f. Elizabeth
Kalb. c. Faye. Kent. Bessie B. Otter
hack. Edith E. Page. Ethel Price. Bes-
sic L. Raun, jamie a. Smith. Emma
White. Pearl Willis, Marie Yoeckel.
Margaret Standiford, Bessie whiteford.
Mariah o. Speaks. Olive Wright, Min
ME W. Farr, Elsie Sanders. Mona w.
Gil, and Fannie p. Fernald.
Some Promotions.
]. NJ. Searle was promoted from a
kindergarten teacher, at $50 to S625:
1mogene Wormley. to a position as as
sistant in the primary work department;
NJ B. Wilson, to the second grade; ]. g
Payne, from the third TO fourth grade.
vice NJ. V. Morton, deceased; NJ. Y. Wat
kins. from the second TO the third
grade. vice J. c. Payne. promoted: NJ.
a. Brawner, from the first grade TO the
second grade, vice NJ. V. Watkins. pro
NOTED; r. 3. Stokes, was appointed prin-
eipafs assistant at Randall. vice r. e.
Guy, transferred: Edwin Henderson. ap-
pointed TO the first grade, and L. Sad
gar appointed
Frondelina &. Butler was transferred
from the tenth division. third grade. To
the thirteenth division, as model teacher
IN the second grade and NJ a. Smith
was transferred from the first grade OF
the thirteenth division to the second
grade OF the tenth division
Increase in Salary.
In the Armstrong Manual Training
School Roscoe l. Waugh was appointed
a teacher at $500, and the following pro
motions made: d. B. Thompson. TO
$1,000; w. S Wormley. 10 $3.50; o. Crom-
well. 10 $3.50; J. c. Wright, to $500: A. e
Thomas, to 500; S. Keys, TO $3.50; II.
Brooks, 10 $500; NJ. Harper, 10 $3.50; NJ p.
Murrell. 10 500.
In the First division the promottors
were: n. W. Hoover. from sixth 10 sey-
enth grade; Z. R. Voss. from fourth TO
nth grade; T. NJ. Hull, from third TO
fourth grade; II. NJ. Coolidge, 10 third
grade; NJ. A Mcmahon. from third to
fourth grade, and V II. johnson. 10
third grade. The resignation OF Bertha
T. Morrison was accepted N J. pa
xenport was assigned 10 the sixth grade.
he nfr.l
were: NJ. A. McNantz, TO eighth graz
principalship. l. W. NandeTWerkei. 10
seventh grade. and ImOgene Bear, to
sixth grade.
In Fourth Division.
In the Fourth division the following
were promoted: A 3. Neumeyer. from
seventh 10 eighth grade; NJ Smith. from
sixth TO seventh grade; A VI. Hobbs. to
sixth grade; Nettie Schwinghammer. TO
fifth grade: s. 3. Waters, 10 fourth
grade; +. X. Brandenburg, 10 fourth
grade; f. Vansant to third grade; F.
y. Crossield. 10 third grade: c. l.
Smith, TO second grade; c. F. Moore, TO
second grade. 4 leave Of absence for
three months was granted to Henrietta
+. Dunlap.
Those promoted in the Fifth division
were: Martha II. Berry, to sixth grade;
Margaret A McNanigle, to principalshp
OF Threlkeld School; Susan +. Thomas,
10 fifth grade: Henrietta King. to third
grade, and Clara A. Hinzen, 10 third
grade.
The promotions in the Seventh division
follow: a. a. Clarke. TO third and fourth
grades; y. c. Coles. 10 third grade; II
*. Byrn. to second grade; T. L. Sexton,
10 fifth grade; Mamie Lowry, TO fourth
grade; ID. +. Gardner. 10 ffth and sixth
grades; NJ. f. Ladson, TO third and
fourth grades: II. +. Compton. 10 sew
enth grade: Elizabeth O'Hara. 10 sixth
grade; Edith Burden, to fifth grade
NJ A. Cady, 20 fourth grade: Katie
Young 20 third and fourth grades; ~.
y. May 10 third grade; A +. Charity,
10 third and fourth grades, and l.
Naylor. TO second grade.
Valeria Marshall was transferred 10
Monroe School and promoted 10 third
and fourth grades; G. NJ Walsh, 10 Ten
leg School. and promoted 10 the sixth
grade: J. Z Doing. TO TakOma school
and promoted TO the third grade. and q;
E Buchanan. 20 Woodburn School, and
promoted 10 second and third grades.
Changes in Ninth
In the ninth division the promotions
were: Nj. r. f.yddane. to eighth grade
principalghip: {. H. Pimper, 10 seventh
grade: l. Schrivener. TO sixth grade;
NJ. 7. Brady. TO fifth grade; J. II
Knealy, 10 fourth grade; G. r. Church,
70 third grade: l.. E Zimmerman 10
sixth grade l. l. Jordan, 10 fifth grade {;
O. G. Arth TO fourth grade; r. NJ.
Began. 10 third grade; NJ. G. Davies. 10
third grade, and +. +. Fitz-Gerald, 10
third grade.
The resignation Of +. b. Spies, c. r.
EULER. Of the first grade, and j. H.
NacTaggart were accepted Edith
shand was transferred and promoted
10 model teacher in the second grade
and {. NJ Arth transferred and pro-
NOTED 10 model teacher in first grade.
A b. Carr was assigned 20 hrst grade.
Ia the tenth division y. &. shepherd
was promoted 20 the third grade, ana
n S Burke 20 the third grade, vice r
s Butler. transferred 10 the thirteenth
division. as model second grade teacher,
N f. Matthews was transferred from
the first grade 10 first grade model
teacher vice NJ. Brooks, resigned. The
resignation Of Mary Z. Morris was ac-
cepted.
In the eleventh division r. J. Barney
was promoted 10 the second grade. X
3. Martin was assigned 70 the miro
grade. vice +, Truman, and transferred
10 the twelfth division, and ". T. Hart
grove assigned as model teacher nrst
grade. Smith WOrmley was appointed
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