Evening journal., 1916-08-15


clintock, Elsie J. Morrow, NJ. Jane
Henvis.
School No. 1S-Ida Laws.
School No. 19-Emily Baird, Helen
II. Henkel. Sarah McKeown, Nellie II.
Wyatt, Helen e. Campbell. Helen II
McIntire, Josephine s. Osborne, Ethel
n. Bonham.
School No. 2O-Bertha Highfeld.
Clementine d. Husbands, Mary B.
Mitchell. Alice Appleby, Corrine ID.
igmmons. Sue Houpt. Blanche Nc
Intire. Emily R. Toulsop.
School No. 21-Samantha Thristy'
Mabel P. Jones, Elsie l.. Williams
Gertrude jefferson, Emma E. Lewis.
School No. 22-
School No. 28-Daisy l.. Chambers,
susanna c. Henvis, Helen NJ. sasse'
Ona Glenn. Edith G. Frederick Mar
tina I.ofman, Sadie r. Topkis.
School No. 24-Elizabeth Alrich,
Anna T. Burns, Ida W. Cleland'
Florence c. Fahey, Martha i. Ma
gee Meta Robinson. Reba B. smith,
Susan Weir Yorke Rhoades. Delilah
Brown. Neotia L. Carvin A. Mary
Cornell Minnie e. Harris, Margaret
Murphy, Martha NJ. Simms. hileh
Walker. Sallie L. Wooley' Esther A.
Hade.
School No. Marguerite A. Do
herty. Mary e. Mcguire, Kathryn M.
Dougherty. Helen u. Norris, Eva Vim
singer. Alberta Morris. Grace T. Lloyd.
School No. 26--Jennie Greenstein,
NolHe Lawton, Alice McIntire, Grace
Beck.
school No. 27-Marion II. Brown,
Genevieve A. OConnor. Madeline A.
Miller. Louise NJ Roddy.
school No. 28-Grace NJ. Boulder
Gilmore J. Dougherty, Margaret Foulk
Emily d. Ieech, Anna T. Lincoln
Madre A. Provost, Mary X. Thielmau
Ida r. Windish Sarah r. Elliott, Sophie
NJ. Gunther. Bertha Litcheustein, Dor
othy W. Willard, Lydia Semple, Mary A
whitford, j. Linton Coyle. Florence w
Gof.
School No. 29-Mary n Richardson
Alva NJ. Richardson, Edna Parker
Blanche Russ. Susan G. Lones, Dncy Tol
liver. NIshala Turner, Frances p. Seeney
Cora Cornish. Mary L. Brown, Carrie A
Virgins.
School No. 30-DIartha A. Alexander
Florence V. Dunn. Anna E Forrest
Mary c. Willis. Myrtle NJ. Gillespie
Ann n. Harkins, Eva S. Burton. Sybill'
Feldmeier. Caroline Tadman, Anna n
Danzenbaker, Margaret D. Robinson.
Your committee also recommends tn
following assignments Of the graduate
of the Wilmington Teacher Training
School. The - graduates named com
prise the whole class Of 1916. and al
are hereby given appointments in &C
} cordance with the practice and regula
tions Of the Board Of Education. Tn
> salary Of each for the coming schoo
> wear shall he $3.50, which sum is estab
} lished by previous regulation as the sal
> ary TO be paid graduates Of the Train
ing School appointed to positions 10
d. the school year Immediately following
, graduation. All members Of previou
graduating classes have been given az
l continents and therefore these gradu
ates of June. 1916, are. next on the lis
The order IN which they are named
Z not based upon their standing In III
training school.
? Freda Blumberg. No. 6 School
- Ethel c. Calvert. No. II School; Mar
|, ion Dougherty, No. Is School; Jeal
!. p. Fniton. No. School: Marian
:, Gookin. No. 2e School; Margaret
: Kane. No l School; Rebecca G. Lit
/, tie. No. School; Pauline e. Newell
No. 10 School; Helen Slocum, No. ?
School; Frances N. Todd, No.
: School; Laura J. Wilson, No.
School; verla NJ. Collier. No. 2 schoo
Your committee also recommends
. the appointment of Mary r. Bayar
and Esther v. Maston as teachers i
the wilmington elementary school
, and their assignment to School No
%. The above named are graduate
}, of the Howard Teacher Training
School and are next on the list.
:, In that these two graduates Of How
J, ard Training School have taught 70
:, three full school years, credit /
a given for this experience, and thei
a salaries are fixed at $500 each, in &C
!. cordance with the salary schedul
which allows $3.50 for the first year
!, S425 for the second year, and $50
Z. for the third year.
7. In that there are several vacancie
= which cannot be conveniently hlle
by regular permanent appointment a
l. the present time, your committee rec