The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1917-11-24

school; Amanda. Dett5arr, Elmer
son school; Matthew Maxi, man.
ual training, Central higAschool;
Ina Mckenzie, clerk and part time
teacher, Lincoln school; Helen
Randall, Stowe school; Alma
Woock, Lincoln school.
Teachers designations.
Teachers designations as fol-
lows were accepted:
Ruth Inner, Emerson school:
Mary Tinsley, Lincoln school;
Verna Van Luven, jefferson
school; Dorothy Vollmer, Lincoln
school; R. j. Wilson, English
teacher, Denfeld highschool.
Miss Mamma Einarson was
granted leave of absence until
the opening Of the second semester
because Of i'll health.
R. D. Chadwick was given a
raise in salary of $50 a year.
Gladys Segog, part time teacher,
got a similar raise. Gertrude
Cameron, secretary to Mr.. Noyes,
was raised from $45 to $50 a
month.
Night school teachers as follows
were appointed:
Ruth Allan, Central Eighschool,
gymnasium; G. M. Baldwin, Cen
trail highschool, electricity; JOS
eph Bayley, Denfeld high, manual
training; G. R. Carman, Denfeld
high, manual training; j. d.. Cum
mings, Central high, stenography-
typewriting; Corrinne Eister,
Morgan Park, basketry; George
Gregory, Central high, manual
training; S. A. Harris, Denfe|d
high, chemistry;. Harold House,
Franklin, principal; Wllhelmina
Merrick, Stowe, citizenship; Leila
Moore, Morgan Park, citizenship;
Charlotte Mallory, Emerson, citi-
zenship; Anna Nortrup, Franklin,
citizenship; Charlotte Mallory,
Emerson, citizenship; Eva A.
Porter, Emerson, principal; H.
G.. Ransley, Denfeld high, manual
training; Arthur Romeis, Morgan
Park, shopwork; Nellie STAINS
berry, Central high, basketry;
Ethel Todd, Central high, jewelry;
Marie Tins, Franklin, sewing;
Myrtle Thornquist,. Stowe, citizen
ship; Gertrude Thomas, Central
high, sewing; Harry Vincent, Cen
trail high, mechanical drawing; R.
J.. Wilson, Denfeld, biography;
Daisy Wallace, Emerson, sewing.
More Telephones Installed.
It was voted to dismiss fourth
grade pupils throughout the en-
tire city at IL o'clock noon, in
stead of at II As a. M, and at 4
p. m. instead Of at 3:45 p. m.
Installation of the Zenith tele-
phone was authorized for the Of
flee of the supervisor Of primary
and industrial art and the Bell
telephone was authorized for the
office of the principal of the
Washington school.
The committees action in open
ing classes in telegraphy and au-
tomobile repairing at the Denfeld
highschool was approved and the
old Kisselkar was turned over to
the automobile classes for their
use.
The director of industrial educa-
ton was authorized to organize a
manufacturing Glass; of eight or
ten boys to complete acquisitions
for equipment in the manual
training department and an al
lowance of twenty cents an hour
for the boys and fifty cents an
hour for the teacher was approved.
Pupils Leave School.
Pupils who have completed the
eighth grade work but who are
not yet sixteen years Of age were
granted permission to leave school
to 60 to work, viz:
Edward Blomgren, Chester Bur-
ton, Thomas Bouchard, Rudolph
Elpe, ,,Gunhild Gustafson, Leo j.
Proulx, Arthur Nicholson, Duncan
Mcdonald, Donald Olson.
The request Of the patrons Of
the Cobb school to have afternoon
sessions begin at l p. m. and end
at 3 80 p: M, was granted.
A recommendation that j. r.
Bachelor, recreational director,
be allowed $35 for automobile re-
pairs brought a quick and sharp
inquiry from director Firoved. He
remembered that $50 had been
allowed at a previous meeting for
repair Of the Ford, belonging to