The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-23
MANY SHIFTS IN TEACHERS
MADE BY SCHOOL BOARD

N second assistant at Eastern high,
Nrst assistant. advancing from $l,o0O
10 81 700: George Birkam, teacher In
unrraded school No IL, promoted 10
u nrincipal OF the Logan school; MISS
Hernice Eby. from special room,
Brownson school, 10 Webster schooi;
Miss Isabel Balfour. from SHOOT for
Il cripples to CrOsman school: Miss 10
hanna Hurley. from first assistant
4 Everett school to first assistant
/ George school; Miss Anne NJ hooy'
1 assistant Central high, TO second as
sistant: Miss Marion S. Geris' same
4 promotion: Byron J. Rivett, same
y Miss Amanda Adams, assistant 40
mestic department. Central high, VI
\. second assistant: Louis q. burgess
assistant manual training depart
ment, Central high, to second assist
ant: r. E. Hanke. same; A. w.
Krause, same: E. G. Buss, assistant
Central high, to second assistant +.
=. Glib. same: Miss Henrietta Lang
assistant Central high, to full time as
4 sistant. Clarence Cooke. first assist
ant Cass high, head Of science de-
81 uartment: Richard Early, frst assist
Ant. manual training department. Cass
4 high: J. c.. Moore. second assistant
Cass high: Theodore Wagner. second
y assistant Mcmillan high. frst ASSIST
ant
Directors of summer Fairgrounds
we're appointed as follows Norman
Arthur, Carl j. Barlow. Allen Bar
4 ron. Harry L. Black. Reginald v.
Boyill. Hermann Brosowska, John
Bruce, Walter I. Bloom. James b.
Craig. George c. Caron. Elmer
/. Drolshagen, Arthur Froehlich, VIII
Ham 8. Come, Harold RI Gordon.
4 .eslie Henderson, John Norton Ives,
Cuy Ludington, Colin c. Owen. Rus-
sall REM. Earl f. Sherman, George
Il. Sewell, Reginald Thomas, Charles
Wilson.\
Other appointments were: George
w. Jones. assistant commercial de-
partment. Cass Technical high. N,-
400 q year: Miss Ada Whitney, as
F sistant In drawing department In hlg-
xins and Mcmillan high Claude r.
0picer. assistant manual training de-
partment In grammar grades; Edwin
ClAuss, assistant In manual training
department, grammar grades; MISS
Josephine Elliott, assistant In domes-
tic art department, grammar grades.
.s Increases In salary were granted
a. follows: Frank Cody. recently
promoted from principal Of the Nc
= MILAN high school TO general super
visor, $1,000. an Increase OF 5000;
James l.. Holtsclaw, second assistant
IN Cass Technical high school. APP
pointed director OF the High School
Of Commerce. advanced from $1,000
i TO $4,000 a year; Oliver G Frederick.
4 supervisor of elementary grades, So
100 to $3.50; Charles l.. Spain, SUI
* pervisor OF elementary grades, 3d.
3 100 to $3.50 John II. Trybom. d.
rector OF manual training, $4,000 TO
43,25O: Miss Clara Beverley, super
visor of English, grammar grades.
Y S2,1O0 to $4,000; Miss Ethel Perrin.
B director of physical training, $2,100 TO
$4,000: Miss Elizabeth Cleveland d.
rector OF girls continuation school,
\ 1880 to $500; T.. G. Allen. director
mechanical department, Cass high and
evening schools, and principal OF
summer session, Cass high, $4,000 10
$500; Miss Jessie p. Whitman. as
sistant at Central high, appointed
second assistant, $l.350 to $500;
u Miss Florence Hopkins, librarian,
" Central high, $1,000 to $1,10O.
II Increases were also granted 10 Mrs.
4 Ellen Linton, librarian al Cass high.
and Miss Lillian Reeves. clerk In
Eastern high.
The following designations were
!, received and accepted: Miss Cora
Covey, supervisory teacher: Miss
Angie Bates. Western high: Miss Eva
q. Bates, Jefferson; Miss Grace Wit
y hum. supervisory teacher; Miss Anne
4 Ia n. Dole. Central high; Isaac w
N Lucia. Cass high: A. II. Mason and
Miss Edith Kimball.
& Leave OF absence was granted "a
l Miss Louise e. Rohnert. principal OF
\ the Thomas school. for six months
and Miss Marie T.. Sibley, Ave
months. ND
On Recommendation of the finance
committee, the board reinstated Sam.
DEL Rothman, wagon driver, who was
h1omlssed, q few weeks ago. on rec
ommondation OF the committee on
!, 1nnitors and supplies. because OF his
o1Io0ed campaigning In behalf OF In.
n nnoctor Hely when the latter was
6nok1ng reelection. The finance com.
a w0ffeo cOnIuded that Rothman should
1--we another hauce, but he Will be
Erl2rnod not to NEEDLE In elections. 80
N - the Board OF Education is con.
$1,000.
no board granted Miss Glars Dyar
rnlusaon q to distribute circulars
noas the public school children In
Nh az the Wagner centenary fes.
@r( oommittee. The circulars afe
ooV0stiDe The Wagner concert IA