The Washington herald., 1914-10-29
BOARD APPROVES
School Changes
Transfers, designations, APP
pointments, and Promo
tons Announced.
TEACHERS ARE NAMED
November Meeting to Be Delayed Be-
cause of Institute November
E and Z.
TEACHERS ARE NAMED

Transfers. appointments. and othe-
changes among the teachers and en-
ployes in the District Public Schools were
| passed on by the Board Of Education at
a special meeting called for that pur-
pose yesterday afternoon.
4 Postponement Of the November meet
l ing Of the board until the Monday or
Wednesday following the regular meet
ing day, which Is interfered with by the
! Teachers Institute, November and z.
was announced. Or. Charles Swain
/ Thomas, of the Newton. Mass, High
School, an authority on English. has
been announced to speak at the insti-
| tute.
| Appointments Announced.
! The changes made at yesterdays s
meeting are as follows:
| Appointments-Mrs. Kathrine Ruth.
caretaker at sI7 Twelfth street north
east; Paul Finckel. night school teacher
In Thomson School: G. Z Bittner. substi-
tute teacher in night schools; Miss l.
L Graefe, substitute millinery, MsKin-
ley night school; B. A. Harlan, teacher
In commercial law and legal business
practice. Business night school; Miss K.
8. Sunny. substitute drawing. English,
and history teacher. white high schools;
Mark De GranFe, substitute English
teacher. white high schools; Miss Mar
garet Moore, first grade teacher. Bryan
| School; Miss Z. Frederick. substitute
teacher in graded schools: Miss Ruth
MCGOWAN, substitute domestic science
teacher in graded schools: Edward Scott
| caretaker~ OF portable buildings at n
Street High and Armstrong Manual
Training schools; r. /. Vaughn, tempo
rary teacher OF mechanical drawing,
Armstrong night chool; Miss NJ E Yer
non, temporary teacher OF cooking, Arm
strong night school; Miss NJ. z. Mont
gomery. teacher Of second grade; Miss
z. W. Lark, temporary fifth grade teach
| er, John F. Cook School; Miss A. B.
Wiegand, temporary seventh grade teach
er, Smallwood School; Miss X. Z. Irving.
temporary kindergarten assistant. Dean
wood School: Miss NJ. z. Hewlett, first
grade teacher, Douglass School; ]. ID.
spaight, laborer at Peabody School; II.
l. Benson, teacher Of electricity, Nc
Rinley night school
ResIEnatIonS Accepted.
Accepted resignations-Miss X. E. Raw
lings teacher Thomson night school:
Miss E. A. Thorn, first grade teacher,
Bryan School: Zachariah Simmons, Ia
borer, N Street High. Douglass and Sim
mons schools; W. E. Eerper. laborer, at
Peabody School
Promotions-S II. Homer. from care
taker OF four portable buildings to labor
er At N Street High, Douglass and Sim
mons schools; G. c. Bannister. from
fourth grade TO fifth grade teacher.
Bruce School: Mrs. E. B. Burrell from
second grade teacher TO dressmaking
teacher at o Street Vocational School:
Miss N. B. Thomas, from first to second
grade teacher Webster School
Transfers-G. L. Sadgwar. from Garnet
night school to Lovejoy night school:
Miss H. K. Davidge. from Lovejoy night
school to Garnet night school: Miss P. D.
Flagg, second grade teacher. from Fort
Slocum School to Slater School: c. o.
Lewis. second grade teacher. from Slater
johnson. eighth grade teacher. from
Smallwood School TO Towers SCHOOL,
New Glasses and schools.
New classes and schools to be opened
A fifth grade at Bruce School; second
grade at Webster School: seventh grade
at Smallwood School; night school at
Deanwood School.
Grades closed-Fourth grade at Bruce
School: first grade, Webster School:
eighth grade. SmaIlwood School: night
class in cooking at 30 Twenty-fourth
street northwest
II is announced that the alumni OF Cen
tral High School are completing plans for
the services to be held at the laying OF
the corner stone for the new building.
Established IS76-Erected 1914" A fund
for the services is being raised which il
is hoped will reach the 500 mark. Rep
resentatives OF the earliest classes OF
the school are expected TO be present