Evening journal., 1915-01-27
NEW Castle Pupils
ON THE HONOR ROLL
Large List Reported at the
Monthly Meeting Of
School Board
SOME CHANGES
AMONG TEACHERS
Special to THH EVENING JOURNAL,


Special to THT EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE. Del, Jan. 27.-As
each member of the Board of Educa-
tion entered the meeting room last
evening he looked up with wonder and
smiled. The cause was the fact that
the chandelier had been equipped with
new mantles and shades II is q vast
improvement over the former condi-
ton and those present enjoyed the
change
President Ferris reported tha, the
teachers committee recommended that
substitute teacher be employed foc
the next term. Miss Kate Mahonoy
was suggested as the substitute as
she has had much experience. In June
there VIII be more applicants from
whom 10 select the primary teacher
Al the present time there has been only
one applicant
Upon motion of Mr.. Eliason the
amendment to one of the rules went
over for month. The report of the
committee was accepted regarding
Miss Mahoney being engaged as nlbsti
tute teacher. No action was taken i'm
the case OF Miss Lunt as to the grad
ing or the teacher until the general
election next summer. Mr.. Rodney
did not sec why a vacancy should be
flled by a substitute for two-thirds of
tho teaching year.
President Ferris replied that teach
ers at the present time are hard TO
get
Mr. Rodney said he saw no reason
then not to elect Miss Mahonev as a
teacher to succeed Miss Isabelle s
Carnagy. The motion TO elect Miss
Mahoney as a substitute teacher was
adopted unanimously.
Mr.. EliasOn reported that the in
surance on each building had been
$500 and he had the figures increased
10 $4,000 and $1,000 on the contents of
each school
frofessor C. II. Dye reported the
iolloWlng pupils on the roll of honor.
FIRST grade-Barbara King Carrie
Atkinson, Anna Clayton. Ella Cravatt
/ Harry Hurd, Edgar Megginson Earl
scott Wallace Cannon. RusselI
Hackenbury. Richard Georges. Ma
tilda King. Clifford Preston. Margaret
Janvier, Edna Duncan. Vernon Nc
DoWell. Vivian Moyles. William Geb-
/ hardt. Edna Scott, Herbert Barnos
second grade-Arcadia Smith.
/ Ethel Gravatt, Fritz Pfrommer. Cliff
Ton thompson, William Stevenson.
John LennoX.
/ Ihird grade-James Wilson. Alice
/ Jemison. Harry Ahern. Elizabeth Mil
ligan' Richard Watts. Minnie Burd
/ Oakley Eskenridge, John Cannon.
/ Elizabeth Cannon. Serena Green.
/ Fanny Bryson, Louise Eliason. Leah
{ Glanden, Paul Jackson, Herbert King
J Fourth grade-Lillian Proud. Mar
tina Shaw, Allene Patton. Mary Pus.
till, Mildred Connell. John Roberts
John Edwards. James White. John
Barnes, Paul Strimple, Jack Holli.
day, Samuel McKnitt, Frank Bacon
Archie Lank. Wilson Ferguson.
Fifth grade-Paul Kern, James
King. Herman Gravatt. Alice Ed
wards, Laura Armpriester, Charles
King, Joseph Cannon, Early Weggen.
mann, Herbert Hewlett, Lydia Nc
Nally, Leon King, May Mcdowell
Alice Clark. Edward Bruce.
Sixth grade Bertha Barnes. Mar
garet Bull. Jack Davidson. Florenc,
Durfee Mabel Eskridge, May Jones
James Loveless, Douglas Proud. Elsi'
Walls.
Seventh grade-Florenc Town
send Mildred Holiday. Mary Eliason
Regina Rothrock. Mary Givison
Helen Deemer. Helen Davidson, Ethe
Quigley, Frank Sulbocz, Clintol
Mitchell.
Eighth gradc-Anna Davidson
Elsie Eskridge. Mollie SHARP
Charles Ingram, John Leach, Harve
King, Paul Owens, Brokaw Seminar.
No. Charles Megginsor
Mary Davis. Alexander Subocz, Pear
Toppin, Thomas Boyle. Thomas Top
pin. Joseph Miller. Lillian Webl
Charles Megginson. Alice Hurd, job
Megginson. Beatrice Jones.
The George and John Fife an
Drum Corps now consists of siXtee
flies. four kettle drums, base drul
and symbols. The association is al
ranging for a field day early in Ma,
The baseball club this season e'
meets to 20 after the laurels of Ne
Castle county. Athletics viii
doomed by the George and John All
, letic Association.
In the Opera House last evening II
, New Century Club passed away fe
hours pleasantly dancing and man
young people OF the city were guest
of the club.
Mrs. A. Black Fullcnwider is sti
p verv sick in the Presbyterian Hosp
! tai. Philadelphia.
The advent Of settled weather WI
be a great help to the contracto
at Riverside. Tho materials Il
. building the plant OF the Bethlehe
steel Company have to be hauled fro