Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-15

ant the board rescinded its action IN regard
TO the appointment Of certain jsnftors and
care-takers at schpol buildings and reap
pointed them In q technically different man
posed By the auditor of the District
Tho auditor found fault with the board to
dating its action before the time It was
taken
Approved by the Board.
The following promotions. transfers. ETC..
made by the superintendent were APP
proved:
A. q. Wilson. caretaker, promoted from
% to &12 q month.
Ulysses 8. q. Bassett. mathematics teach
er. transferred from Armstrong to N
Percy Roy, teacher Of carpentry, APP
pointed at = night.
L. NJ. Thomas. appointed caretaker at
Resignation Of Ernest Pinn, caretaker.
accepted.
Margaret Sommerville, caretaker. pro-
NOTED from So to $12 month.
William A. Fair, Natalie Collier and
Jessie Parks appointed first grade teachers
at $500 a year.
Edward Shepherd, caretaker. promoted
from s. to S. month.
B. T.. Mckinney, appointed caretaker at
Miss E. G. Fawcett. granted three months
leave OF absence. s,-e
Miss NJ. B. Hutchinson. promoted from
fourth to fifth grade and from salary of
1915 to $500 year.
Miss NJ. e. Stuard. promoted from third
to fourth grade, same salary.
MISS doldie Miller, promoted from second
to third grade, and from salary Of $000 to
1910. year. -
Miss Sarah L. skippon, appointed to Sec
ond grade at $500 a year.
cepted.
Miss s. L. Yoeckel, appointed night school
teacher.
Miss Avice ]. Magee granted six months
Miss Elizabeth C. Henderson, promoted
from first to third grade, $500 to $3.50 a
year.
Miss Clara A. Barnes, appointed teacher,
A. Wayne. promoted from ss to s12 a
month, as caretaker.
Miss Isabelle Chew, appointed caretaker,
at 81 a month.
Resignation of Miss Cavanaugh, accepted
Miss s. M. Bennett promoted from fourth
to fifth grade 1915 to $500.
Miss c. M. Fuller, promoted from third to
fourth grade same salary.
l.. H. Wayne, appointed jantor.
Action on Recommendations.
The board took the following action on
the recommendations Of the superintendent:
"a month.
AsSSAoH0eAoh VI SOci SAoSS JuiAAtoI, az
copied.
Resignation of Miss L. d. Tompkins, third
grade teacher, accepted.
Miss Josephine Byron, promoted from
second to third f1rade, $500 to $3.50 year.
Miss c. M. Crawford, promoted from
first to second grade, same salary.
Miss Elizabeth Schneider, appointed
teacher in first grade at $500 year.
F. ]. Crittenden, appointed janitor at 5000
a year.
designations Of Helen johnson and Geor-
giana Scott, night school teachers, accepted
Resignation Of Miss Catharine Robinson,
accepted.
Miss Esther Linkins, appointed flrst-grade
teacher at $500 year.
Miss Blanche Butler, appointed teacher In
first grade at 5000 a year.
Resignation Of Miss Annie NJ. Wilder, do
nestle science teacher. accepted, also resig-
nation Of Miss Alice p. Wormley, first
grade teacher.
Miss Laura Parker. appointed domestic
science teacher.
C.. r. George, appointed night school
teacher.
B. ]. Ridgley. L. P. Hill and NJ. L. Mason,
third grade teachers. promoted from 5000
to $625 a year.
The following substitute teachers were
appointed:
Graded schools-Olive Tennyson.
Sewing Observation-Disclosures Griffin, Ollie
Contee, Tinetta Taylor. Jennie Robinson.
Drawing observation-disclosures Anderson.
Cooking department-Carrie Younger.
Music ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS L. Chase.
Evening schools-A. P. Lewis.