Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-30
APPOINTMENT of Teachers.

f r Stefan Florence Cook, Isabel How
ell Mella O. Russell, Elizabeth A. Higgins.
Sadie H. Wells Christine Agncw assistant
at Force SCHOOL,, Bertha Newhouser, Zalda
Rose Henrietta F. Dunlap Geinstated) and
Miss Conover (returned from leave).
Appointments of normal graduates as
teachers-Mercy A. Adkins, Leila M. Brown
Mary E. Cuddy, Ruth Dumont, Louise L.
Hart, Lillian E. Heller. Grace Houchen,
Margaret M Lockwood, Alice .. McCauley
and Katheryne l.. Thorn.
Promotions in the Mckinley Manual
Training School-Mark r. Woodward, from
$500 to $1,000; Harry S. Niche from $3.50
to $780, Flora Freyhold. from $500 to $3.50;
Elizabeth w. Cross, from $I1o to $500; HUI
bert p IMman, from $3.50 to $115; William
II. Woolverton, from 500 TO $3.50; Lillian
c. Doherty, from $3.50 to 500; Amy l..
Warn, from 5000 to $3.50; George L. Schultz.
from $500 to 5000, and Philip klupfel ap-
pointed teacher of German.
Promotions in the Armstrong Manual
Training, School-Margaret P. Murrell, from
500 to $500; Samuel II. Keys, from $3.50 to
500; Mabel A. Harper, from $500 to $3.50,
and Matthew NJ Morton, from $500 to 5000.
In addition to night schools in operation,
sessions will be held at Wallach, Curtis and
Garnet schools. The following persons were
appointed to night schools:
High School Appointments.
To be principals Night High School, E.
NJ Wilson; Franklin School, c. x. Finkel;
Gales School, Charles Hart; Jefferson
School, E. c. Westcott; Wallach School, c.
N Thompson; Curtis School, G. A. Johnson.
To be teachers-A. w. Miller. A. L. How
ard, L. w. Mattern NJ A. Mcmahon, o. T.
Erickson, II. w. Draper, Blanchard For
rer, NJ p F'lannery, s. H. Gardner, M. s.
Howell, X. f. Rawlings. M. r. O'Brien, J.
E. Hodgkins, L. A. Bentley, NJ. S. Hart, e.
r. Voss, f. E. Stacey, Marietta Stockard,
B. l.. Pullizzi, NJ T. Compton. E. ]. Dakin,
L. e, Glenn S. II. Craighffl.
To be teachers of typewriting-L NJ.
Drenran R. w. Pullman e. NJ. Helms.
To be teachers of cooking-M. A, Burns
A. M. Mcdaniel.
To be tanitors-Night High School, w
McQueeney; Franklin School, Q. X. She'd;
Gales School, j. Strobel; Wallach School,
j. Parsons; Curtis School, A. Duvall; 212
H street, Mary Erner.
Colored Night Scholastic be principals
Armstrong School, A. U. Craig; Stevens
School A. z. Thompson; Randall School,
I. L. Russell; Garnet School, J. e. Walker.
To be teachers-Mrs. M. F. Benn, l.. b.
Hewlett, E. l. Kinner. Alice Barlow, Mr..
N III. Thomas, Ollie Contee, N. T. Jackson,
Benjamin Washington, M. A. Madre, Min
ME Price, Rosa Stokes.
To be teacher of shorthand-D. B. Thomp-
son.
To be teacher of typewritng-J. c.
To be teachers of manual training-C. II.
Madella and Oliver Mcdonald.
To be teacher of engineering-W. II.
Thomas.
To be teachers of sewing-J. e. Anderson,
Mrs. NJ G. Lewis. Mrs. E. NJ Thomas,
Mrs, NJ E. Griffin, Annie Thomas.
To be teacher of millinery-E. B. Lewis.
To be teachers OF cooking-Mrs j. w.
Shaw, Helen Johnson, Mrs. Eva II. Smith,
Alice Pinyon.
To be janitors-Armstrong School, George
p. Taylor: Stevens School. ]. L. Mathewsl
Randall School, o. s. White; Garnet
School, Bertha Watson
The board passed resolutions thanking
the teachers for the interest they have
shown In the gardening by the children and
the fine results that had been obtained.
The board members placed themselves on
record as in sympathy with this movement.