Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-06-29
RE APPOINT THE
CITY Teaching STAFF
Board of Education in Last
Session TransactS Much
Business
REPORT SURVEY OF
INDUSTRIAL PLANT

Considerable business was trans
acted by the Board of Education be-
tore il went out of Office last night.
The meeting marked the retirement of
Colonel Lewis 3 Morrow, of the Fifth
Ward. who in q letter to the board
stated that he regretted his inability
In be present and said that his sign
ing of the report of the teachers COM
mittee would be his last official act as
a member of the board. He declared
hat the re-appointment Of all the old
teachers spoke well for the teaching
lorce as we'll as the board. His letter
was ordered.spread on the minutes OF
he board.
President Samuel II. Baynard,
DR.. Thomas o. Cooper and 9th
srs referred in terms of praise
10 Colonel Morrow's lengthy SER
vice as a member of the board and
The secretary was instructed to send
MIN a letter reciprocating his express
sion Of good wishes.
Teaching star Reelected.
The teachers committee report fol-
lows:
Your committee recommends that
the below named principals be re-
appointed according to the following
assignment and that their salaries be
determined by the number OF teach
ers under their supervision:
Wilmington High School. A. Henry
Berlin; School No. I, Matilda l..
sayers; School No. 2. Mathilda p
Graham: School No. 3. A. Adelaide
Shippers; School No. 4. Fannie ]. But
Ter. School No. 5, Annie r. Magarity
School No. 6, Annie Il. c. McCloskey
School Nos. and s, Elizabeth w
Pritchett: School No. 9, Clara Men
denhall; School No. TO- Annie j
Black; School No. II. Alice L. Jack
man: School No. %. Clara e. Sulli-
van; School Nos. 10 and q, Sarah c
Bye: School No. IA. Ellen NJ. Richie
school No. IS, Emma A. Strickland
School Nos. 16 and 20. Edwina p
Kruse: School Nos. II and %, Maria
c. Loney; School No. IS, Mabel J
Caldwell; School No. 10. Ellen Sam
worth; School No. 20. Margaret KEEL
ley: School No 81. Julia r.. Jones
School No q, Florence V. Marley
School No "a, Sallie r. Shaw; Schoo
No. 25. Mary NJ. Brady; School No. rs
Mary NJ. Turner; School No. 80, Salli'
S. Devine.
Your committee recommends that tn
following named teachers be reappointe
and that their assignment be made at
later date:
Mary J. Balance Emma Peck, AliC
l.. Butcher Elisabeth Carlisle, Lucy n
Carvin. Marion S. Crozier, Susan
Cook. Ralph II. Dunlap, George v
Hamilton, Elizabeth ID. Hopes, EdwaI
w. keenan,, Mary l.. Lacklen, Esau
LOOMS, Alice Mercer. Alice c. Paine
Edith W. Passmore, Elizabeth J. Patio
Irene Pierce, Florence Ramo. Ann
Raudnitzky. Nellie l.. Sawin, Ella ID.
Semple. Nora Stuart, Edith NJ Supple
P. F. Taylor, Sara L. Tomlinson, Edr
Wagner. iMrs.l Maude Bratton.
Maude l.. Jackson, William J. H. Co
ton. Harold A. Hallowell, !. Fran
Jones. Elizabeth S. Mcdaniel, A. Edwai
Rhodes. John f. Robinson, Henry
Snyder. John f. Whitehead, Francis
Doherty. Louisa Flynn, Edith NJ M
Henry. Grace H. Sayers, Anna A. Sha'
Mary NJ. Sullivan. Anna Jones, Hel'
Dickey, secretary to High School pri
cipal.
Hanna V. Bradley. Clara r. Counts
Emily A. Doherty Ellen G. Duffy, Ele
nor b. Gillespie. Ella NJ. Marvel. MAJ
c. Morrow. Mary +. Roache, Elizabe
Schulz. Esther NJ Strickland. Cora
stuart. Florence L. Warren. Rita c. A
derson. NJ. Agnes Christy. Nellie
Deviney, Anna r. Harkins, Sara