The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-08-11
SEVERAL CHANGES MADE
IN SCHOOL APPOINTMENTS
Attendance Officer And Primary SUI
pervisor Named-Patrons Urge
Consolidation of Country Schools.

The School Board, at their meet
ing on Tuesday last, decided to oper
the schools of the county on Monday
September 11th.
Miss Alice Marshall. of Vienna, was
appointed primary teacher at the
Cambridge Academy. Miss Marshall
has been teacher in the primary room
at Vienna for number of years, and
has specialized in primary work al
the summer schools Of Columbia and
John Hopkins Universities.
Miss M. Jeanie Bryan has been ap-
pointed attendance officer, and is now
taking a course at Johns Hopkins,
preparatory to her work.
The new school law provides also
for primary supervisor for the
county. This place was given Miss
Effie M. Williamson, of Teachers
/ College, Columbia University, New
York. Miss Williamson has had sew
eral years experience as teacher in
primary grades. For two years she
was critic teacher in the State Nor
ing the present summer she has been
demonstration teacher in the summer
school of the University of West Vir-
Sluid. one dISO udS Idu i've StdlS
experience in institute work.
There were several patrons before
the Board urging consolidation for
their schools. The Board has under
consideration the proposition of con-
solidation with Eldorado the schools
of Brookview, Wesley and Wheatley.
They are also considering consolidat-
ing all schools on Taylor's Island
4, Io
sOlidation of all schools in the vi
cinity of st. Thomas with that school.
These schools can be consolidated
without the use of wagons.
The Board ratified the purchase of
the lot on Peach Blossom avenue, for
the new school building up town, and
the lot on the corner of Aurora and
LeCompte streets, for the new build
ing in East Cambridge.
Mr.. George w. Woolford and Mr..
Vernon S. Bradley appeared before
the Board, asking for the ratification
of the plans for the new buildings.
1t was decided to submit them to the
State Board of Education for their
approval.
The following teachers were ap-
pointed for the coming school year:
DdVlS-MlSS HdZol N. SIllIu.
Cokesbury-Miss May Andrews.
Wheatley-Mr. Philip R. Stephen
son.
Brookview-Miss Sadie E. Mills.
Indiantown-Miss Georgia Meal
lister.
Galestown-MissW Winifred Brins-
field.
Oak Grove-Miss Jennie Jones.
Wesley-Miss Vivian Wheatley.
East New Market-Mr. Robert E.
Shilling. Assistants, Misses Marian
Wright and Nellie E. Deane, and
Mrs. Sue Creighton.
Cabin Creek Miss Marguerite
Vickers.
Yates-Miss Ida v. Hastings.
Secretary-Mr. Benz. w. Holland
Assistants, Misses Annie E. Rook and
Alice L. Tilghman. :
spaxs.ssf .g-Miss Mary e :grI Hgfmxs sggs
Vienna-Mr. A. c. Lutz. Assfs-
tants, Misses Marie L. Mills, Virginia
Mary e. Gullette, Clara
Leonard, and Mr.. c. T. Keller.
Reid's Grove-Miss Myrtle Short.
Steele's Neck-Mie5 Margaret Sell
lers.
Big Mills-Miss J ssie Dale.
Howeth-Miss N I'D McAllister.
Taylor's Island Miss Lucille Dun
mock.
Central-Mr. r. E. Travers.
Forest-Miss Marie ]. Tubman.
Oyster Creek-Miss Barbara Cas-
tens.
Kirwan's Neck-Miss Ethel Dun
mock
Lakesville-Mr. Ollie l.. FoXwell.
Willey's Neck-Miss Stella Insley.
Crapo-Mr. w. Holton Parr. As
sistants, Misses Elsie Insley and
Flossie Wheatley.
Gootee's Neck-Miss Edith Todd.
Parks Neck Miss Marguerite
Kirwan.
Aisquith Island-Miss Olga Hart.
Meekins' Neck - Miss Mildred
Upper Hooper's Island-Mr. E. A.
Coughlin. Assistant, Miss Maud
Mills.
Middle Hooper's Island-Miss Myr-
tie Meekins.
Village-Mr. Ernest E. Wiley. AS
Miss Georgia Wallace.
Tyler-Miss Ethel D. Tubman.
Cambridge Seminary-Mr. E. c.
Seitz, Mr.. L. C. Marshall, Mr.. Albert
l.. Farver, Misses Anna G Collins,
Nellie Christopher, Nita Perry, Bes-
sic E. Bradshaw, Elizabeth A. Mum
dy, Bertha Robinson, Grace d. Phil
lips, Aurelia Dashiell, Ellen Da-
shell, Blanche Matthew'S, Susie Hur-
o,,sc 1r,h