Evening journal., 1916-01-26
new Castle Wants
BETTER kept Schools
Board Hears That Buildings
Are Not as Clean
as is Possible
DR.. MITCHELL TALKS
TO CENTURY CLUB
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE, Del. Jan. 26.-At
the meeting of the Board of Educa-
tion held last evening Professor En-
mis- called attention to the fact that
some boys have marked the doors
and walls about No. 1 school. He said
;he teachers ought to try and ferrett
out the transgressors A general dis
cussiOn followed rega sding existing
conditions. Professor Ennis said from
a standpoint of cleanliness the con-
ditions are unsatisfactory. Mr.. Hol-
liday said that No and No. 2
schools need to be cleaned oftener
and better.
Mr.. Goudiss said If the ianitors
have too much work, assistants ought
to be secured to keep the schools
clean.
The matter was referred to the Wis
iting committees.
The visiting committees names are:
NO. l--Messrs. Rodney. Ferris, Jemi-
son. NO z-GOudiss, Manlove and
Holiday.
Mr.. Phillips said he had found No.
school very unsanitary and dust
was on the desks and seats
Mr. Holiday and Mr.. Goudiss said
all they desired was to see the schools
kept celan.
Representatives Of a disinfecting
company appeared before the board
in reference to supplying the schools
with disinfectants and other chemi-
Gals. The school property committee
will investigate the qualities of the
disinfectants
Professor Ennis reported the fol-
lowing pupils deserving of special
consideration.
Eighth Grade-Frank Subocz Eu-
gene Myers. Gertrude Dorne, Mary
Givison, Mary Eliason, Helen Deemer,
! Bertha Hail. Mildred Holiday Flor
ence Townsend, Edna Cranston,
Ethel Quigley Helen Rees.
Seventh Grade-May JoQes. Elsie
Walls. Evelyn Bannar, Robert Roth
William Proud George Tobln, James
Loveless, Florence Durfee, Lillian
. Miley.
Sixth Grade-Charles Cannon, Her
bert Hewlett, Elizabeth Mckay, James
King, Edwin Bruce, Charles King.
/ William King.
Fifth Grade-Mildred Connell, Eliz-
abeth Durfee, Ida Lennox, Lillian
Proud. Martha Shaw. John Holiday,
Lester Ingram, Samuel McKnitt, Nor
man Riley, PAUL strimple, Edward
Truitt
Fourth Grade-Harry Ahern. Min
ME Burd, John Berry. Elizabeth A.
Cannon, Oakley Eskridge Serena
Green, Alice Jemison, Beatrice Jones
Herbert King, Carlisle Tobin, Allen
Toppin, Harry Wallace.
Third Grade-Cuthbert Bridgwater
Margaret Janvier, Fritz Pfrommer
Addie Duling, Mary Burris. Mary Mil
Ter, Virginia Newlove. Edward Pinder
Francis Sheridan, Randolph Pinder
e Arcadia Smith. Dorothy Ramsey. Olga
Glanden. Rosa Selfn. Bennie Leach.
Second Grade-Ruth Wilhelme
Helen Jones. Clarence Preston, Mary
Thompson. Earl Scott Harry Long
Vivian Moyles. Harry Hurd, Carrie AT
kinson, Barbara King.
First Grade-Myers Selfn, Arthur
Heathers, George Pinder, Elsie Std
ham. Leonard Hopes. Harold Hobbs
Gertrude Miller, Elizabeth Hemple
Ebert Burd. Ida Selhn.
No. School-Grades and p
Robert Dunning, James Warren, Wal
ter Peters, William Loveless, Frances
Alrfee.
Grades 3. and ALEXANDER su
bocz. Charles Megginson. Charles
Cole. Brownie Subocz, Louise Clark
Alice Loveless, Julian Dunning, JOIN
Cole, Joseph Peters, Rose McGrory
May Ritchey.
The board instructed the clerk L
request city council to ask City Treas
urer A. b. King to deposit the funds
, on hand to the credit of the Boar
OF Education. A general discussion
took place over the fact that Mr
King has been very hard man e
get to perform the duties of that OF
fee. Mr.. Eliason was very severe II
/ his remarks regarding the manner il
I which Mr.. King has been conducting
his office. He is engaged at Carney
Point.
Mr. Goudiss suggested an increas
OF salary for Mrs. Mary McCattrey
who has charge of No. 3 school. MI
!, Eliason, Mr.. Mckay and Mr.. Ferri
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