Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-02-25
BOARD APPROVES
APPOINTMENT OF
new TEACHERS
Normal School kindergarten
Directress Hands in
Resignation.

The committee on instruction and
educational supplies of the Board of
Education last night reported the fol-
lowing designations. appointments and
transfers, which were approved by the
board:
Resignations-Alice w. Baldwin, as
kindergarten diFectress in the Normal
and Training School, from March l;
Jessie Haines, as librarian in the Bar
ringer High School. from February Is,
T. Elizabeth Lunn, from Franklin
school. from March.l
Furlough-H. Margaret Coult, of the
Barripger High School, from March Il
TO May Ia.
Permanent Appointments-Al from
March except as noted: Hester b.
Dean, as head assistant in the Bar
ringer High Scnool; William A. john
son, as head assistant in the Barrin-
ger High School; w. Wallace King, as
head OF Latin department in the Bar
ringer High School; George w Stone,
as head assistant in the Barringer High
School; Ida Reich, in Belmont Avenue
Elizabeth o. Wood, in Bergen Street;
helne ii. Newman, in Burnet Street;
Ella M. Watson, as kindergarten di-
rectreSs in the Franklin School; Hazel
B. Baldwin, in Morton Street, from
February l, 1910; Emma Lehlbach, as
primary head assistant in Morton
Street; Josie Lindsey, as teacher of
manual training. "
Temporary Appointments-Theod
ii. Ehman, in the .Barringer High
Estate Street Annex, at salary of third
year permanent grade, from February
8; M Myrtelle Hoppen, in the Barringer
High (State Street Annex, at salary
Of fourth-year permanent grade, from
March /; Gertrude Thompson, as IL
brarian in the Barringer High School.
at salary of 81 100 per annum, from
February 10; Raymond Smith, as assis-
tant in the Barringer High School
gymnasium, at salary of $40 per month,
from February /; Mabelle A. Hall. in
Eighteenth Avenue, at salary of fifth
year permanent grade, from February
Il Charles r. Reber, as principal of
Lawrence Street, from March l.
Transfers-George K. Pinkham, from
the principalship Of South Street to
the same position in Ann Street, from
February "A; Emily B. Chitterling,
from Monmouth Street to Belmont ave-
nue., from February ] Martha C. Gam
BILE, from Lawrence Street to Burnet
Street, from February 1; Benjamin c.
Miner. from the principalship of Ann
Street to the same position III Central
Avenue, from February IA; Grace E.
keleher, from Eighteenth Avenue to
Livingston Street. from February l;
Nersel Mathews, from Belmont Avenue
to Monmouth Street from February 1;
Charlotte T. Phillips, from Camden
Street to Newton Street, from February
l: Frank L. Mead, from the principal
ship of Lawrence Street to the same
position in South Street, from Febru-
ary IA. s.
Transfers Of High. School teachers
from February u, 1910: Franklin
Crosse, from main building to Market
Street Annex: Margaret H. Hetzel,
from main building to Market Street
Annex; Harvey M. Damn. from main
building to State Street Annex; Caro-
line g. Howe, from State Street Annex
to Technical School Annex; Ida T.
Num-, from State Street Annex to
Technical School Annex; Orrin W.
Snodgrass, from State Street Annex to
Technical School Annex: George w.
Stone, from State Street Annex to
Technical School Annex.
The committee recommended that the
salary Of Josephine A. Belcher. assistant
in the sewing department, be fixed at
the maximum salary of clerks, $3.50,
from February /, and that an element
ary Industrial school be established In
the Warren Street School.
Resignation-E. c. Stickles, from
Newton Street School. from January 27.
Appointn ents-Cephas l. Shirley, as