Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-20

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.tunt closely. IT'S a wonder.
Stanton School and close the well himself
If necessary.
The board approved the promotions of
advanced to the rank Of second lieuten-
ant at Armstrong Manual Training
School, and Harry Whitfield, advanced
to first lieutenant. This was necessary
Lieut. Edward P. Dixon and Second
Lieut. 3. w. F. Carter.
Changes in the schools were approved
as fellows:
Appointments.
Miss Ellen Golden. teacher, night
schools. to the Business High School
r. l. Geare. teacher. night schools, to
the Business High School.
]. T. Sullivan as janitor Of the Western
High School.
Charlotte Brown, caretaker. kindergar-
ten room at 40 o street northwest.
c. w. Ripley. teacher. night schools, to
the Mckinley Manual Training School.
c. w. Hecox. teacher. night schools. to
the Mckinley Manual Training School
r. c. Peck. teacher, night schools. to
the Mckinley Manual Training School
Miss D. w. buckingham, second grade
to the Tyler School.
Miss E. w. Cross. teacher Of cooking
Mckinley Manual Training Night School
Miss NJ. L. Peabody, teacher, second
grade.
Henry Spencer. janitor. Reno School.
F.. L. Cardozo. teacher, night schools, to
the Deanwood School.
Miss M. ]. Golden. teacher, night
schools. to the Garnet School.
Miss b. B. Taylor. teacher, night
schools. to the Old Mott School.
A. r. Jones. janitor, Conduit Road
School.
Miss H. B. Kennedy. teacher first grade.
to the Webster School:
Miss E. n. Smith. second grade. to the
Edmonds School.
Miss E. NJ Warde, teacher. first grade.
and assigned to the Gage School.
to the Benning School.
Miss B. j. Noah. teacher. first grade.
to the Greenleaf School
Miss V. T. Dalrymple. teacher. second
grade. to the Buchanan School.
Miss Hilda Kohr. teacher, second
grade. to the Brightwood Park School.
Miss Kate Wells. teacher, night schools,
to Garfield School.
d. NJ. Reidy, janitor, Ross School,
Promotions.
Miss c. NJ. Wallace. teacher. third to
fourth grade. and transfer from the Will
son to the Montgomery School.
and transfer from Tyler School to Con-
gress Heights School
Miss NJ. c. Thompson, fifth to sixth
grade, and transfer from the Lenox to
Congress Heights School.
Miss NJ D. Riggles, fourth to fifth
garde. and transfer from Bryan to Lenox
School.
Miss Catherine Boyle, third to fourth
the Bryan School
Miss Marian L.arner, second to third
grade, and transfer from the Buchanan
to the Cranch School.
Miss Bessie Robinson, first grade to
third grade. and transfer from the Gage
School to the Gales School.
Toussaint Thomas, from caretaker of
Armstrong Portable School to caretaker
Of Armstrong and NJ Street Portable
Miss r. C. Patterson. third to fourth
grade. and transfer from Henry School
to Morse School
mi, Miss E; v; Compton mn first , srads to
School to Henry School.
Transfers.
]. H. Catlett, teacher. third grade,
Stevens School, to Wilson School
Miss Blanch Butler, teacher first grade,
Wilson School. to Reno School
Miss F. E. Glascock, teacher third
grade, from the Dennison School to the
Powell School.
Miss E. E. Wilson, first grade, Green
leaf School,, to Van Ness School.
Miss Therese Lee, teacher of physical
culture, NJ Street High School, to Arm
strong Manual Training School
David Mccullough. janitor, from Ross
to Phelps School.
On the List of Substitutes.
Miss Isabel l.. Capall. Miss Pauline
Holer. Miss May ]. Graham, Miss Allie
Button. Miss Marguerite Depue. Miss Ida
B. Kuhner. Harold p. Greenwald, Miss
Frances T. Towers, Miss Fay E. Lucas
and Mrs. Mary Mortimer.
designations.
Miss Marian Gardner, teacher, Bright
wood Park School.
Henry Thomas, janitor, Reno School.
Miss L. E. Heller. teacher Morse
School.
Miss NJ. E. fletcher, teacher, second
grade. Edmonds School.
Fenton Mann. janitor. Conduit Road
| School.
W. j. Conlin. janitor. Western High
Reductions.
| Miss I. T. Smackum, from second to
| first grade, Banneker School.
| Miss E. b. Weaver, second to first
grade, Benning School.
Leaves of Absence.
Miss H. B. Gardner. third grade, Gales
| School, without pay, to the end of the
| school year; Miss R. E. Rucker, seventh
| grade Van Buren, School, without pay,
| to the end of the school year.
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