Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-30
SCHOOL BOARD MEETS
PROMOTIONS AND
OTHER CHANGES ANNOUNCED.
Eastern High School Trouble Discussed,
but No Action Taken-Meet-
ing Tonight.

At the conclusion of the meeting of the
board of education at the Franklin building
last evening Mr.. Gordon. the president,
said that no action had been taken by the
board in regard to the troubles in the East
ern High School and that the subject would
be considered at meeting to be held this
evening.
The board accepted the resignation of
Miss Margaret G. Kelly, principal of the
Maury School. who entered the public
school service as teacher in September,
1869.
Changes in the public schools were an
nounced as follows:
designations accepted-Teachers, Helen L.
Johnson. Mary G. Kelly. Joseph A. Muir
ply, ]. NJ. Walling, Gertrude V. Clarke,
Mary d. Swingle, Frances A. Oaine, Alice
B. Dawson and c. L. Breed and of L. l..
Brant janitress of cooking rooms in Arm
strong Manual Training School.
Promotions Announced
Promotions-First division, Katherine Be
ward, to seventh grade principalship; X. w
Hobgood. from fifth to sixth grade; It. F.
Schoenborn, from fourth to fifth grade; L.
E II. Ballenger, from third to fourth; L.
A. Mourning, from second to third S. A.
Moore, from fourth to fifth; l. d. Eddng-
field from third to fourth; Mary Brown,
from first to third; A. ]. Clark. from third
to Nourth, and NJ. l.. Scott, from second
to third.
Second division-H. c. Moody from sec
ond to third grade; r. e. Dugan, from first
to second; NJ. f. Folln, from second TO
third, and NJ. w. Farr, from first to sec
ond.
Third divisional. P. Stromberger, from
seventh grade principalship TO eighth grade
principalship; LYDIA Dalton, from seventh
grade to seventh grade principalship e. J.
Book, from sixth to seventh grade; S. c.
Goodman, from fifth to sixth; A. y. Hinkle,
from fourth to fifth e. r. Rowe, from third
to fourth; NJ. e. Yoder, from second to
third; F. A. Pierce. from first to second E.
" Snowden, from sixth to seventh; L. NJ.
Macintosh. from fifth to sixth; a. l. Little,
from fourth to fifth; b. a. Yoder, from
third to fourth; Bertha Rodgers, from sec
ond to third; o. w. Greene, from first to
second; Imogene Bear, from sixth to sew
enth; NJ. L.. Stevens. from fifth to sixth;
L. j. Busey from fourth to fifth; A. 1.
Sanderson, from third to fourth ]. G. Bart
ley, from second to third, and B. NJ Har-
rison. from first to second.
Fifth division-Blanche Beckham, from
seventh to the eighth grade and principal
ship of Toner School; l.. NJ. Tweedale, from
sixth to seventh grade; NJ, A. McMonigle,
from fifth grade principalship to Threkeld
School to sixth grade; B. l.. Puzilli, from,
fifth to sixth grade; Roberta Ossire, from
Attn to sixth; Gertrude Harris, from fourth
to fifth; NJ. E. Mallon, from fourth to fifth;
L. E. Lanmon, from fourth to fifth; 1.
Turkenton, to principalship of Threkeld
School; M r. Benjamin, from third TO
fourth grade; s. A. Nourse, from third to
fourth grade; A r. Clarke, from third to
fourth: Nellie Ossire. assigned at her own
request to fourth grade; A. H. Ulke. from
second to third; A il. Peterson, from sec
ond to third; s. T. Clokey, from second to
third, and " e. Turtle, from first to third.
Sixth divisional. s. Howell, from fifth to
sixth grade; F; s, Slater, from fifth to fifth
grade principalship of the Blow School; L..
A. Ritter. from fourth to fifth grade; NJ.
A. Miller, from third to fourth grade: M.
E. Barnes, from first to third; N. Blandford
(at her own requesD, from third to sec
ond; J. E. Dyer, from second to third: NJ.
d. Beadle, from second-third to third
fourth.
Eighth divisions. A. Tichenor, from
sixth to seventh grade; r. E. Rucker, from
fifth to sixth; NJ. c. Thompson. from fourth
to fifth; Lena Reed, from third to fourth:
J. F. Dugan. from second to third; M.
Simpson, from first to second; Margaret
NJ. Lockwood, to first grade.
Special departments-Resignatio accept
ed, Carrie E. Syphax. assistant director of
sewing Assignment-John 7. Layton, tenn