Evening journal., 1915-05-26
POSTPONE QUIZ
FOR THE teachers
New Castle School Board
Gives Women Chance TO
Get Places Elsewhere
MANY PUPILS ON
THE HONOR ROLL
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.

NEW CASTLE, May 26.-All men,
bers of the Board of Education we're
in attendance when President Jemi-
son called the meeting to order last
evening Next Monday will be OBJ
served by the schools as Decoration
Day. The request from President
Pedrick Of the High School alumni
TO meet in the High School was
granted upon the motion OF Mr.. Ella
son. seconded by Mr.. Goudiss
Miss Mary Gilman asked permission
to take her examination on June Las
she has to leave the State before the
schools close. As there was no objec-
tion Professor Dye was directed to
give the pupil the tests.
The commencement of the High
School will be held in the opera
House on the evening of June %. The
board will act as a committee of the
whole
Mr.. Ferris, chairman of the COM
mittee on teachers, decided to ask the
board to defer the election of teachers
at the present time. He believed II
best 10 give any and all teachers an
opportunity to apply elsewhere for po-
sitions. Mr.. Goudiss agreed It was
best TO lay the matter over until the
June meeting of the board and this
was done.
Victrolas-R Records -Bridgewater.f
Mr.. EliasOn brought up the question
of the purchase of coal. About seventy
tons will be required, but all cannot
be stored at present. II is customary
to pay for all the coal now.
Mr.. Ferris said that the bill could
be paid in July and the coal deliv-
cred as required.
Mayor Rodney said he understood
the school committee has the power
to award the contract for the coal.
Mr. Goudiss said the chairman OF
the committee is Mr.. Eliason and he
has not called a meeting of the com
mittee so far
Mr.. Rodney moved that when the
coal is stored In the bins that the bill
be paid the following month. The
motion was adopted.
The question of digging out the
cellar in the school annex and laying
a cement floor there was left open
Prof. Dye presented the following
report of pupils deserving specia
commendation during the month:
First Grade-Carrie Atkinson, Anna
Clayton, Margaret Janvier, Barbars
King. King McNally. Vernon Nc
Dowell, Clyde Moyles, Vivian Moyles
Edna Scott. Mary Thompson, Ruth
wilhelm, Helen Jones, Sara Bull
Emma Rossell.
Second Grade-Cuthbert Bridge
water, James Challenger, Elias Clay
ton, Addie Duling, Mildred Fehl
Alice Keegan, Virginia Newlove, Mar
garet Patton. Fritz Pfrommer. Franci
Sheridan, Isaac Windsor, Randolph
Pinder
} Third Elizabeth Milligan
Allen Toppin. Alice Jemison, Johi
Canno. Elizabeth Parks, Richar'
Watts. Louise Eliason. James Wilson
Minnie Burd. Elizabeth Cannon
Beatrice Jones, Fanny Bryson, Harr.
Ahern, Leah Glanden.
Fourth Grade-Frank Kern, Millar'
Stradley. Lillian Proud, John Roberts
James White. Clara Rhoades. Pau
Strimple, Norman Riley. Jack Holiday
Mary Pustill, Samuel McKnitt, Archi
Lank, Mildred Connell, Edward Truiti
Fifth Grade-Hazel Bender, william
King, James King, Earl Weggenmann
Herbert Hewlett, Elizabeth Mckay
Charles King, James Miller, Josepl
{ Cannon, May Fehl. Cora Jacobs, Ed
ward Bruce, Charles Cannon, Ralpl
Duling.
Eighth Grade-Paul Owens, Elsi
Eskridge, George Kern, Brokaw Sent
r man. Harold Canno. Philip Simmons
Charles Ingram, John Leach, Harve
King. Maui Perrin, Mollie SharI
Anna BrysOn.
Seventh Grade-Florence Townsend
Mildred Holiday, Mary Givison, Hele
= Deemer. Regina Rothrock. Mary ella
: son, Ethel Quigley. Frank Suboci
Edith Bruce, Abe Kemon.
Sixth Grade-Mildred Berry, Emm
Challenger, May Jones. James Love
less. Lillian Miley, Douglas Prou'
= Thomas Richey. Edna Rhoade
! Blanche Sibley. James shepherd, Wi
!, liam Thompson. George Tobin. job
Wallace, Elsie Walls, Merton White
School No. 3, grades and 5-JC
= seph Miller, John Megginson, Charlie
p Megginson, Mary Davis, AlexandC
= Suhocz.
School No. 8, grade and Julia
e Dunning. Alive Loveless. TheOdol
h Megginson. George Webb, JOSEF
e Peters, Lila Johnson. Fred Beck, Ros
: McGrory, Charles Whiteside
: While there arc many New Castle m
c at work at Carney's Point, n. j.. no
of them were on the night shift on Nc
e day night. when the explosion took pla
D. The High School Alumni will ms
n, this evening in the High School. A
quest is made that all graduates of
New Castle High School send IN
names if they are unable 10 attend
. meeting.
Harry Baer had his hand badly scar