Evening star., 1915-04-17

teacher. and ought TO make efficiency
the test. and NOT marriage. As TO the
third objection. there are ALI sorts or
reasons why both husband and wiFe
have to have extra income; one can
! think of right now is that each might
have dependent parents"
Miss Mary OToole, introduced by Mrs
Logan as woman vho had jus. said
there Is little enough encoura cement
anyhow in these days for = woman 4"
be married. addressed the board M,es
O'Toole predicted "the time is cnn1irc
when women will have to be lured into
, marriage the way they say men hava
to be lnred row
Mrs. c. B. Colby told the board sh.
had resigned q position as teacher ~
be married. and then later had gone
INTO teaching again while her husband
hu'tt up law practice. She said that
she believed her school profited by the
spirit with which she worked under
the circumstances.
1t is none of your business whether
woman is married or not size warned
the board. You are concerned only in
she ehicfency OF tho teacher" Mr..
Mary Brennan closed the addresses
advanced ideas concerning womanS
position.
mass of routine matter was passed
upon by the board in record time fol
( INFORMED tn" board that the ConEres-
siohal Library had offered 70 lend 70
.he schools large collection of etch-
lfiSs OF rare worth and beauty. 4
COMMITTEES was appointed TO handle the
! matter and to make arrangements for
! the hanging and care Of the etchings
Cadet promotions we're announced as
| follows:
First Lieut.. j, H Fellows. Sd Battal-
ion. to be resinental ad1utsnt with
rank of captain
First Lieut.. Joe Spillman. Cd Battal-
| Ion. TO be regimental quarterna=ter
with rank Of captain
second Lieut.. George Nordlinger TO
| be first lieutenant and adiutaur %
Battalion.
Second Lieut. L. W. Himml.r. to n.
| nrst lieutenant and adjutant, Sd Eat
| talon.
Changes in the STAFF.
| Changes, transfers. etc in tb. school.
were announced and approved as rol
lows:
! Appointments
Miss NJ. NJ. Proctor. as subst,,u-.
| teacher in freehand drawing. domestic
art. physical training and music in the
| high schools
| John Wattawa. as substitute teaoher
economics in the white high schools
Mitchell Bolden. as laborer at the
western High School. temporarily.
Miss !. McC, Mills, teacher of second
! grade. Ambush School.
| Miss B. f. Scott. teacher of the first
grade, Burrville School, temporarily
Miss NJ s. Ison. teacher OF music in
tne graded schools. temporarily.
Miss Z. J. Hunt. teacher OF the FIRST
| grade. lexington School.
| Miss Mary Cranston, teacher OF the
hrst grade. Twining School
The following substitute teachers in
| the graded schools: Miss May Trundle
and Miss NJ. l.. Spa ulding.
| Frank Savoy. temporary laborer at
| the Stevens School.
A. A. Simmons. laborer. at the Ste
vens School.
Clarzell Jenkins. as laborer at the
Edward Jenkins. as laborer at Seaton
School. one day. temporarily.
| J. e. Gill. as laborer at the Seaton
| School
/ L. E. Mitchell. as temporary laborer
at the Miner Normal School
| Clarzell Jenkins. for three days serv-
Ice as temporary janitor at the Phillips
| School.
| at the Phillips School.
Promotions
Miss L. G. Lynch. teacher of music in
the graded schools, from class , to
| class 4. temporarily.
Louis Tolliver. from laborer at the
Franklin School to janitor at the Phil
| lips School.
| Transfers
Miss F. r. Keene. e.teacher of music.
from the Wilson Normal School to the
Mckinley Manual Training School.
| Miss E. b. Hall. from Cook School to
Jones School.
| John Darlington. laborer. from JEFF
ferson School to Gales School.
Thomas Cobb. laborer. from Western
High School to Franklin School, tenn
porarily.
Ollie Newman. laborer from Gales
School to Jefferson School.
Resignations-
Miss F. W. Hall. teacher of second
grade. Ambush School.
Miss A. B. Macintosh. teacher of first
grade. lexington School
/ John Burrell. laborer, at the Stevens
School.
Samuel Robinson, laborer, at the
! Lovejoy School.
! School changes
Model school of lexington School. to
, be closed.
| First grade, lexington School 10 be
! opened.
! Second grade at Jones School. 10 he
| opened.