Evening star., 1917-11-08
Ask for $1,000 Annually.


A petition was received from the
teachers of physical training. asking
that they be given a yearly salary of
$1,000. They now receive a basic in
come of S54.16 per month.
Central High School was given per-
mission to collect old clothing and
household utensils to be sent to France
and Belgium.
Permtssions were also granted as
follows: For formation Of community
centers at Eastern High School, Grover
Cleveland School. Tyler School and
Dunbar High School; for motion pic
ture performance at Eastern High; for
a book exchange at Business High: for
classes in radio instruction. If the gov
ernment SO desires; for motion pic
ture show at Mott School; for a song
festival by the kindergarten depart
ment: for an essay contest by the
American School Peace League; for the
use of Central High November 13 for
a meeting of volunteers who are to
help the food administration officials,
for the use of the Franklin School by
the board of regents of the D. A. R..
and the use of Business High December
8 for a reunion by alumni.
An offer of scholarship medals made
by the Washington Chamber Of Com
merce through its committee on
schools, headed by p T. Moran, chair
man, was accepted.
A proposal by Isaac Cans that the
SCnOOlS ShOulQ De CLOSED q week EeIoIe
Christmas in order to release such pu-
pills as desired for employment in mer-
camille establishments. was denied.
The following changes were au-
thorized:
Appointments.
Marguerite Donnaly as permanent
teacher. class ga. Business High;
Marion True as temporary xeacher.
class ga, Central High: J. H. Burnett.
temporary teacher. class ga. Eastern
High; H. G. Goding. clerk. class /. at
Wilson Normal School; Dorothy Gar
ges. temporary clerk. class /. financial
Office; L. A. MERCER. teacher. second
grade Corcoran; Mrs. E. c. Schreck as
temporary teacher. second grade, Blair;
Mrs. C. C. Williams. temporarily as
teacher, first grade. Morgan; Mrs. NJ.
W. Henderson as kindergarten as
Ladson. teacher. second grade. Threl--
keld; c. L. Stack. teacher, second
grade. corcoran: Mrs. NJ E. Green.
teacher, third grade; Tenley: Mrs. L. F.
assistant. Monroe: Mrs. J. T. Bur-
meister, temporarily as teacher, second
grade. Towers; Mrs. G. A. Doxon.
teacher. third grade. Monroe; Mrs: E.
ton; Mrs. A. D. Knopf. temporarily as
teacher. second grade. Jackson; Mrs.
NJ. L. Steele. temporarily as teacher,
second grade. Polk; Mrs. G. G. viii,
liams. temporarily as teacher. second
first grade. Tyler; NJ. v. Littleton.
teacher. second grade. Orr; Mrs. c. Q.
Johnston. temporarily as second-grade
teacher, Reservoir; Mrs. E. C. Schreck,
sla4 Mrs NJ hite seeena Ssahs
as teacher. first grade. Brightwood
Park; Mrs. N. NJ. Henry as teacher
Temporary. first grade. Towers;
Amelia Hollander as teacher; first
temporarily Us teacher. first grade. s.
J. Bowen; w. P. Humphrey, temporarily
as teacher. class 3. Manual Training: Mrs
L NJ. Hutchins as permanent teacher,
class ga. Central High: Mrs. M. S. Han
son, teacher. class temporary. Gage
Alice Pollock. assistant to general sec
retary of community centers; Ida Bea-
gle, as teacher class .. S. J. Bowen;
I. e. Stanford. teacher second grade,
Reservoir School: Ada Stinemetz. tenn
porarily teacher class 3. special schools;
E. J. Dekin. teacher, Smallwood Voca
tional Night School; E. A. Benoliel.
teacher. Business Night; Mrs. W. w.
Vann. temporarily as teacher. second
er. Business High Night: Carl f. L.
Gill teacher. Business High Night;
Esther Parker. assistant to principal.
Bushes Business Might; |; F. Worral: teacher.
II,
teacher. smallwood Vocational Night:
G. NJ. Johnson, teacher. Business High
Night; c. r. Harrington. teacher. Busi-
ness High Night; H. NJ. Turnburke.
teacher. Business High Night; L. ].
Wright, assistant to principal. McKin-
ley High Night; Mrs. 1. F.. Kebler.
principal. Wilson Normal Night School
v W. Lomax, teacher. Henry Night;
p M Leary. teacher. Smallwood Voca-
Business High Night: w. c. Myers
teacher, Mckinley High Night: C. w.
Childs. tr., teacher. Armstrong Night
School; NJ. L. Ferguson, teacher. Love-
icy Night; n. P: Brown. temporarily as
A. N. Turner. teacher Temporary.
class 2. Montgomery; L. o. Talbert
teacher Temporary. class 3, manual
training. colored; H. A. Talbert, teach
sewall. kindergarten assistant. Fort
Reno School: C. L. Pinderhughes. swim
ming instructor. class l. Dunbar High
School: ]. L. Harris. teacher. class ga
G. Mehlinger. teacher, Reno Night;
Dunbar; E. t. Bailey. temporarily.
teacher. Dunbar Night; E. F. G. Payne.
Mrs. F. W. Taylor. teacher. Garnet
Patterson-Phelps Night School; D. NJ.
Bennett. teacher. class 2. syphax:
Mrs. NJ. E. Lewis, teacher. Armstrong
Night: r. De 8. Smith. teacher. Arm
strong Night: B. j. Murdock. teacher,
at Reno Night School: G. e. c. Hayes.
teacher. Dunbar High School; NJ. E.
Duvall, assistant to director Of spe-
cial classes. night schools: J. w. Wes-
ley. janitor. Hubbard: Robert Lee.
laborer. Wilson Normal; F. w. Rom.
janitor. Hubbard; Randolph Perry, la
borer. Webster: Benjamin Edwards,
laborer. New Central High: c. A. Mat
thews. janitor. Phelps Night; Emma
Donaldson. caretaker. Tenley Annex:
Henry Marshall. 1aborer. Miner Nor
NAL; Randolph Toliver laborer. Force:
Scott Fry. laborer, Henry; B. R. John
son, lahorer, Western High; in Wilson
Normal Community Center. e. J. Nc
Queeney. engineer: W. e. Lacey. jani-
tor: Edward Parker. fireman. In Miner
Normal Community Center, Philip
Gaines. janitor: J. W. Warner. labor
er; R. II. Dyson. laborer: as substitutes
in white schools. Mrs. J. o. Bsrliner.