Evening journal., 1917-06-26

Alice q. Palmer p. r. Tnylor
Nellie u sawin. Maude A. Bratian
lucy ". Carviu. III. W follmer
John p whitehead. Elizabeth b Hurst
John T. Robinson Florence Buckley
Elizabeth Mcdaniel 81 ID Birnth
tsn1abeth ID Hopes Rose @. Hartman
Annie haudnitzky. Mabel 4 Iybareer
~ a. Snyder. Caroline NJ. Ftzwater
Esaq IT, l'c.mis. Neva Smith
a. Edward Rhodes James A. Shook
Susan r. Cook. Mary I. Jones
r. w. heenan. Mildred Van Dyke
g. W Hamilton
SUPERVISORS
a, Neh hrumme Anderson, Supervisor Of
joanna dup. Mclaughlin, Supervisor q
Sewing
Leo A. Pennegar. Supervisor Of Draw
ing and Manual Arts
NJ. Ella Dsyctt. manager Of the lunch
room Of Wilmington High School
The appointment Of the following
named graduates Of the Wilmington
4 Teacher Training Schools as teachers
IN the Wilmington elementary
schools for the coming school year,
! l9i7-1S at a salary OF $500 each
Rebeeca = Altman Meta X Lawrence.
I q. Eleanor Bishop. Laura Il McMullen
, Anna y Boldly D. Hazel Patterson
Helen Lucille Boys. Lsctte - stephan.
Lydia u. Coward Lillian j. Taylor
Elizabeth M Do Gertrude T. White
hertv Katherine n Byard
Mary p. Lally. Lillian 4 Turner.
Neatrico v. Moyo. Helen Starkev
+ Bertha j. Smith
Temporary appointment OF the fol-
lowing persons as teachers in the
Wilmington elementary schools for
the coming school year. 1917-1S, tho
salary OF each 10 be 5000, except
Alice Dunbar Nelson, whose salary is
to be $1,000
2
Anna = Comfy Alice Dunbar Nelson.
Clara Bicking.
Teachers in the Wilmington ele-
mentary schools for the coming
school year the salary OF Miss Tav-
Tor and OF Miss Ettlich TO be $3.50
each aud the salary Of Miss Strad-
ley and OF Miss Sudler TO be 5000
each, and the salary OF Miss Barsky
10 be $500
Elizabeth Taylor. Florence NJ stradloy.
LILLIAN Sudler Olga Ettlich
Eva Barsky.
Temporary appointment OF Frances
Glenn as a teacher in the Whining
ton elementary schools. and her as
signment to School No. Is.
Temporary appointment OF Elsie NJ
Vaughn as teacher in the Whining
signment to School No. Q.
Temporary appointment Of Perla
Sayres as q teacher in the Whining
ton elementary schools. and her as
Segment to School No 8.
The committee recommended the
adoption OF the following resolution:
THAT graduates OF the Wilmington
High School and OF the Howard High
School who have completed a two
year course OF professional studies in I
an approved teacher training school
other than the teacher training schools
in Wilmington. may be placed upon
the list OF teachers eligible for APP
pointment 20 positions in the Will
mington elementary schools together
with the graduates from the will
mington teacher training schools. and
may be appointed 70 positions when
next on the list, as are the graduates
OF the Wilmington teacher training
schools"
The committee further recommends
that the salary of Bessie G. Dcvine as
sistant superintendent, be increased from
81 800 to $1,000 that the salary Of Dor
othy =. Grammer, secretary to the SUI
pefntcndent, be increased from ed6O %
$500 that the salary Of Helen Dickey
be increased from 800 to $500; that the
salary Of Nell X. Anderson, supervisor OF
music, be increased from 81 300 %
81 500; that the salary of linton Coyle
be increased from $500 TO 5000: that the
salary of Mary Richardson, in charge OF |
school No. % be increased from $500 TO 1
5000; that the salary Of Marion Reid |
and George Written. special teachers at
school No. 10, be increased 5000 each.
and that the salary Of Helen w. Ander-
son be increased 800, and that she be
made teacher and supervisor Of sewing;
md that Eta Roach be made teacher Of
music in all colored schools.
Miss Beatrice Hall was also chosen a
permanent substitute teacher.
The committee further recommended
that all special teachers heretofore UNI
be given classification. and
their salaries be increased according 20
schedules in order that they may partici-
pate in the increase Of the maximum
salaries Of High School teachers from
81 900 to 81 100. and the increase Of the
maximum salaries Of elementary school
teachers from $500 to $500.