El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-01
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ATH[ET EOf
SCHOOLS
Prof. J. w. Cuid Gets To
Place Negroes Want
School in EastEl Paso.
NEW TEACHES
ARE SELECTE

Ell Paso's high school boys are
have a paid athletic Instructor Il
coming year. This was decided a
meeting Of the school board at~i
Mesa school "Wednesday night, "
". L. Peabody and B. n Worshami
the internal committee. recommen1
the appointment of J. n. Curd, a.
salary of $3.50 annually. Mr.. Cf'
who has been a member - the puN
school faculty for many years, ,
been devoting much Of his time to =
work without compensation Mr.. r
body, in submitting the report, rect
mended it with the comment that g
letics were a very essential part Of le
school life, for which no approx
alton whatever was made. Mr.. Gu
duties will be not only, 10 coach ne
team but to raise such funds as re
needed.
The meeting Wednesday night as
called to order at O'Clock, with t,s-
tees Carpenter. Worsham, Irwin, pa
body. Winters and Harper present; so
superintendent Croziei, purchang
agent Sawyer, and principal Ross Of
the manual training department
Negroes Want Another school
A petition was read from negroe N
East FL Paso asking that a schoo be
established there for the younger al
dren. claiming it is too far to The Dag
lass school, and many Of the pants
are not able to pay car fare forthe
children. The names of 35 negro al
dren. said to be within the school ge.
were submitted. It was agreed tht a
room could be secured for $40 math,
and one teacher employed to teachthe
three grades, but the board thoght
that the additional expense could not
be afforded, and that it would pay.he
parents to send the children TO the
Douglass school. where there IS plnty
of room, and the equipment is ruch
superior.
LinOIeum and Phones.
New Iinoleum was ordered for the
office of the principal Of the Ugh
school. Three phones were .ordsred
placed, one each in the manua train
ing departments of the Mesa San ia
cinto and Beal schools
The question of the most economical
way in which to supply he schools
with ice water was referra to Wor'
sham, Irwin and Sawyer, via powe TO
act.
The report Of the city tuilding in
spector on the Aoy school, recommend
ing that the walls be succeed. was
4cEd. Inc aDOdTG lOOh HO dfttOli, On 4nS
ground that If would go 70 no add.
co., 1ss-s-~.@~c long lis k,4tlsaf--
u-as not declared insecure
Teachers Work Labor Day.
pa.hodv moved that the taehers' IN
-.i+,1+a scheduled to begin next Mon
~ and close Friday, be hanged 10
t.~in TUESDAY and close saturday, IN
$50 10 observe Labor dy. Crozier
ot,sec+ed that the teachers would pre-
e. m have Saturday as thtr holiday,
&c ST would give them opportunity 10
select 8 boarding place and attend 10
other matters. It was decided nos 10
change the date.
designations Accepted
~FoIlowing is the rep>rt OF the inter !
ii conrnittee-B. NJ Worshan and W.
Peabody-which was read and ap-
f' vo,1r committee On internal affairs
heg leave to submit the following
recommendations:
TT;-s+-That the resignation of Miss
ue,en street, who feels that the salary
- IS receiving is insufficient be ac-
an+ed with regret and we express tG5
~, our appreciation Of her services
N..s,a connected with the z Paso
eos Gecond-That the request Miss
49, white for a years Leaf Of alb
sance that she may enter the hRfvers-
g. Cor advanced work be grsmed.
Tbird-That the requests 4 Miss
..,n3e Raw Moss and Miss Cora Windus
- Leave of absence until January, on
ao.o,1n+ of i'll health. be grantd, with
the understanding that the bord OBJ
Iira4es itself only 70 give thea pref
erence in filling vacancies tnatna at
that time occur.
Fourth-That the resignationsf Miss
Rnhv West, who was elected t. a po-
e3+ion in the schools at the las regu-
Tar meeting, be accepted since he was
appofnted elsewhere before on con-
tract reached her
New Teachers.
FTfth-That the following tschers
be elected:
Miss Irna McGill, substitute, 81.
Mrs. Lily Howard, substitute,40.
Miss Maggie Jones, normal grduate
six years experience, $40
Mrs. Jewel Foster Brown, brmal
graduate. seven years experiens s75.
Miss Helen Runyap, B. A, sssar
college. one year at normal timing
school, no experience, $50.
Athletics.
Sixth-The athletics have beco1e so
important at the high school am re-
ol1ire so much money for their lain
tenance. which must be ratsel wfAous
the help of the beard. that we ssvis.
that a teacher be placed IN csrgs
of the work, whose duty it shall Z ID