The Washington herald., 1914-02-05
HAYCOCk TO Fill
SCHOOL VACANCY
Named Supervising Principal
of Third Division to Sue
ceed Kraemer.
ALMOST BIRTHDAY GIFT
New Appointee to Assume Duties
February II Is Product Of
District System.

X. Ia. Hayc0ck, teacher OF tne eiSHui
grade Of the Industrial Home School;
was appointed supervising principal OF
the third division at the meeting of the
board of education yesterday. The ap-
pointment was made to fill the vacancy
created by the selection of stephen T.
Kramer as assistant superintendent
The announcement was received with
expressions of approval by many educa-
tors last night. who consider the seiec-
ton a wise one. MIR. Haycock has been
Identified with the public schools of this
city for many years, and has large
circle of admirers. He received his early
education in Georgetown and is a grad
uate of the Western High School. He
graduated from the Normal School and
received the degrees of B. A. and M. A.
from George Washington University. His
appointment is somewhat in the form of
a birthday present as Mr.. Haycock was
born February 4, 1876. He enters upon
his new duties February IL
An invitation from the chamber of
commerce of Alexandria, Va, for the
high school cadets to participate in the
Washington's birthday celebration there,
February Is. was referred to the commit
tee on military affairs and athletics.
Free transportation, a good place in the
line of march, and a reception by a
committee of the chamber of commerce
are offered. This request probably will
be granted.
The Society of the Daughters Of 1872
have offered a gold medal to the grad
uating class of the high schools for the
best essay on the war of 1872
The board granted leave to Supt.
Thurston to enable him to attend the
meeting of the National Education Asso-
ciatin in Richmond. Va, February . to
q.
Changes Are Announced.
The following changes were announced: !:
Appoint Mis- NJ l.. Scott teacher eighth srade
Giant leave for two months TO Miss josephine
Burke. teach,r.
Transfer Miss El.nchc Beckhsm, teache- eighth
grade, from principaship Of Toner School to prin-
cipalship of Ssaton schoct
Transfer Miss C. E Toner from teacher seventh
Grade TO teacher Of sixth .rade. Curtis School to
Toner School.
Designate Miss c. Z. Toner. Principal Of Toner
School.
Transfer Miss n. c. Lssier teacher eighth srade,
Force School to Petworth School.
Trznker Miss M O. Dallas teacher sixth srade
Chrry Chase School to Cooke School
Promote Miss Bertha Rodgers. fifth grade to
sixth grade, Chevy Chase School.
Transfer Miss i. W. Reeve teacher fifth Grade
Cooks School to Chery Chase School
Transfer Miss L. N. Bishop. teacher third srade
Harrison School to Cooke School.
Transfer Miss A. NJ. Hobbs teacher sixth grade
West School to Petwurth School
Accept resignation Of Miss Z. g. Reed, teacher
trst gTade. Webster School.
Appoint Miss Alma Barker teacher irst grade
Transfer Miss Bessie Robinson from third srade.
Gales School. to fourth sade Lanedon School
Tranaer krx I. H. Childres. teacher third srade.
from Brookland School to Gage School.
Transfer Miss ]. E. Roose. teacher third grade.
from Gage School to Brookland School.
TranxG Miss II. R. Evans, teacher seventh grade.
from Brookland School to Gage School.
Anpn ~71rd
grade. from Emery School to Brookland School.
Transfer Miss N. A. Hannah from frst grade
lexington School. TO second srade. Brookland
School
Transfer Miss l.. NJ F,hrcnbrIch. TEACHER first
grade. from Brooklsnd School to lexington School.
Transfer Miss z, NJ. johnson. teacher frst grade.
from Emery School to BrooklRnd School
Grant leave for three months to Miss A. T. Lyon,
teacher sixth grade Peabody School, without paw.
Promote Miss hasie Biret from frst grade. Tyler
School
Appoint Miss Annie Salisbury substitute teacher q
Latin English, history msthematics algebra. plain
and solid geometry in white high schools.
Appoint Miss L. D. shackeifOrd. probationary
teacher, permanent TEACHER in the Central High
School
r. Pruu,ote Miss NJ. W. Bell from first Grade to
second grade Curtis School.
Appoint Mr.. Hugh Phillips. teacher Of manual
training in graded schools NJ first nine divisions
Appoint 8. ". Madden teacher of Carpentry in
night schools and assign to Stevens School
Appoint Miss r. A. Holland teacher fifth grade
Stevens School
Transfer Miss i. l. Russell. teacher sixth grade.
from Bruce School To Garnet School
Promote Miss A S. Payne from teacher fifth
1zds to teacher sixth grade and transfer from
Mott School to Bruce School.
Transfer Elias Brown, teacher fifth grade from
Garfield School TO Mott School
Promote Miss J. L. Dandrides from teacher
third grads from Fort Slocum School to Syphax
School.
Promote Miss n. e. Fcrd from teacher secoud
grade to teacher third grade sni trsnSfer frum
Birney School to Fort Siccum SshouL
Transfer Miss y. T.. Chase teacher ses,n6 E16e
from Garfield Senool to Birnsy School.
Appoint AipswOr.h Rucssr tescnef secand grsae
Gxrhead Schoc'.
Prumote Miss K. II. Slade from teacher. third
grade. to teacher. fourth grade, Payne School.
Promote L G. II. Bradley from teacher. fifth
grade. to teacher sixth grade. Lo~ejoy School,
Appoint G.. II. Mitchell substitute teacher Of
pastering in vocational school and night schools
Appoint ". Il. Gordon substitute teacher Of metal
WORK In vocational schools and night schools.
Transf1 Miss r. =. Bell. teaehI in night shools