The Washington herald., 1907-08-29

Considerable business of a varied char
acter was transacted at a meeting Of
the board OF education, held yesterday
afternoon. Mesdames Mussey and Hill
being the only absentees.
A request from the Fairgrounds Asso-
citation that it be permitted 10 exhibit
the work OF children in the Franklin
School Building. between September 3
and Is. was granted.
Upon recommendation OF supt. Chan
cellor. the transfer OF the assistant di-
rector Of drawing was rescinded and his
reinstatement to his former position was
ordered 1t was oontended that if this
was not done the petitioner would suffer
a financial loss OF S40O.
Librarian Not a Teacher.
Stuart Mcnamara. the attorney OF the
board. read and explained the decision Of
Comptroller Traceweu relating to the
questions OF appointments and transfers
OF teachers and their salary During the
discussion following the question as to
whether librarian. In the sense of the
school law, is a teacher, was brought up.
Mr.. MeNamar.. decided that such was not
the case, and that Z Librarian was not en-
titled 10 a teachers salary.
vote Of thanks was extended TO En-
ory S. Wilson. of the Central High
School. for having succeeded In obtain
ing a scholarship for one of the pupils OF
the Central IN the University Of Penn
sylvania
Plan OF studies Revised.
Or. Evermann submitted 10 the board a
revised plan of studies and textbooks in
the high schools 10 be used in the coming
scheol year. There are no radical changes
IN the revised plan The report was
adopted.
Some dissatisfaction was expressed az
the absence Of Superintendent Chancellor.
who, it is understood. is out Of the city.
To the question. by one OF the members
Of the board, as 10 whether superintend-
ent Chancellor would occupy his position
as superintendent the coming year. there
was no reply. but lots Of smiles.
The board approved the following ap-
pointments. transfers. promotions. and
designations.
APPOINTMENTS.
The following appointments. trans
fers. and promotions were announced.
;. II. Gardner. as Third Grade teacher.
Hattie B. Middleton. as Clerk in Nc
kinley Manual Training School.
NJ w. Gill. as teacher OF First Grade.
A. Z. Wright, as teacher Of Second
Grade.
r. E. Thonssen. as teacher Of Third
The following graduates OF Washington
Normal School No. /:
Clarabel Henderson, Huth Brock. An
toinette Malnau. Eleanora Henderson
Helen Hubbard, Edna Barrows. Erwin
Nerber, Edna Dodge Helen Gardner.
Clara Hickman, jamie Frost. Ruth PAT
terson. Mary Turtle. Inez Parker. Mabel
Pyles, Edith COnover. Margaret Craig
Kate Thomas. and Rebecca Cumpston,
as teachers.
Emma Patterson was assigned To the
twelfth division.
The action of the board Of May o.
1897. In the transfer OF 3. L. c. PattisoD
10 the Sixth Grade princspaiship OF the
Tenley school was rescinded. and his re-
instatement as Eighth Grade teacher,
fourth division. decreed.
PROMOTIONS.
G. NJ Walsh. frcm Sixth 10 Seventh
Grade, and transfer from second to
third division
Frankanna Connolly, from Second 10
Third-second Grade.
c. F. Moore, from First to Fourth
Grade
H ]. schlerf. from Sixth to Seventh
Grade, and transfer from fifth to ninth
division.
r. B. Richards. from First TO Third
Grade.
o. G. Arth, from Fourth to Fifth
Grade
Alma Jones. from Second TO Third
Grade
K, s. outwater from First~to Third
Grade
Lena Reed. from Fourth to Fifth
Grades
A C Waller, from Fifth to Sixth
Grade.
NJ L Europe. from Glass three to
E. 3. Henderson. from Class Three TO
Class Four
c. c. Bannister, from Second 10
Fourth Grade.
F A. Pierce, from Second to Third
Grade, and transfer from seventh to
ninth division.
A. e. Douglass. from Fourth to Fifth
Grade
Jane Bradt from First 30 Third Grade.
B. Moriarty, from Fourth to Fifth
Grade
B, l. Raun. from Second to Third
a, ]. Clark, from Fourth to Fifth
c. NJ stinzing. from Second 20 Third
Grade
NJ f. Whitzell. from Fourth Grade
TO First Grade, model teacher.
z. T. Everett, from Second to Third
Grade, and transfer from second to
sixth division.
J A Smith. from Second to Third
Grade
Recha Sanders. from Fourth to Fifth
Grade
c. L Rettig, from Third to Fourth
Grade
[. f. Heller. from First to Third
Grade.
Laura Parker. Helen Johnson and
Ella Freeman, from class three to class
four.
TRANSFERS.
G. W Sunderland. from class four to
NJ. R. Parkman from Second Grade
practice 70 teacher OF English.
j. d. Fant. from Second Grade model
to Second Grade practice teacher
f. z. Darneille. from Seventh Grade
teacher to Seventh Grade principal OF
Addison School.
Roberta Ossire, from Sixth Grade teach
er to Sixth Grade principal Of Reservoir
School
E. A. Hayden. from first to second di-
vision.
X j. NJ. Young. from second to first
division.
NJ. a. McMonigle. from second to first
division.
NJ. A Clancy, from second to first d.
vision.
z. R. Vanderveer. from second to first
division.
claribel weigle. from second to first
division.
NJ. S. Smith. from Third-Second to
Third Grade
NJ. G. Sylvester, from Second to First
Grade and from ffth 70 third division.
L. f. Flannery, from nth to sixth dr.
vision.
L. P. Bailey. from fifth to sixth divls-
lon