Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-11-21
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PUPILS WH0Q(QT
ASKED T0REIU|RN
Board Of Education Wants
All Not High School Grad
s. yates Back.
WILL WAGE CAMPAIGN
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the schools those pupils who left before
their school training had been completed
was authorized yesterday by the board
of education at its meeting at. the
Franklin School.
Steps will be taken by the school au-
thorities, with the cooperation of the
children 8 year committee, child labor sec
ton, to induce pupils to return to school.
Lists Of ex-pupils will be thrown open
by the school authorities to the commitr
tee, with a view to approaching every
pupil who has not been graduated from
a high school
To Make Personal Appeals.
Personal appeals will be made to
the parents of former pupils. The
rectly along the lines suggested re-
Gently by P. P. Claxton. United States
commissioner of education. and will be
followed all over the country.
On account of an unusual number
Of influenza cases in the Eaton School
it has been closed. with the authori-
cation of the board. from November
90 to %.
The death of three members Of the
teaching force of the public schools
was reported as follows: c. ]. Arnold,
Sumner School; Josephine Byron, Cook
School.
The following changes in personnel
were approved:
Appointments.
Mrs. II. n. Eggers, fourth grade. Adams; c.
V. Forrey, temporarily. not beyond return OF
temporarily. mot beyond June 80. 1919, GA, Nc
Kinley Alma, Boyd. GA, Central High: Mrs.
of Miss Clokey. sixth grade. Force; DR.. Edith
S. Coale, temporarily. medical inspector; DR..
$. :. Va Eichnond, GA. western High Katherine
Allen. class 3. physical cultrzs; NJ. NJ Null
holland, temporarily. class 2: physical culture;
~. E. zearfoss, Ga Mckinley; Mrs. s. !. Bal
lard, ga: Central High; F. II. porteraeld, first
porarily, medical inspector; Elizabeth Gregg.
second grade. Jackson; Mrs. J. P. Wedlake.
1emP9raty class s. special schools rs MIS-
Crook. temporarily. third grade. franklin; $. G.
Knight. temporarily. thi=d grade. Eaton; ". 4.
G. Harbour. class g.. manual training; W: =.
Lacy laboreT school gardens E; F. e.. can sd
special classes :: Mrs: E; H. Lathrop. third
Ten1sy Mrs. n s. Beal arst sraGs BleT
Mrs. NJ. S. Kellar. third grade, Dent; Mrs.
r. E. Van Hoosier. temporarily, third grade,
Taylor; Mrs. E. NJ. Spence, temporarily, third
grade. Taylor; Edward Spears, temporarily. Ia
borer. Powell community center; F. D. Wiikin-
son, temporarily, assistant to assistant director
of night schools (c); Elsie Sanders. temporarily,
Business Night 1.-TWO nishtsl. physical train.
fthree nights. typewritins: II. T. Cronin. tenn
porarily, Eastern Night three nights, short
hand and typewrtting: Cordn Bidstrup. tempo
rarity, Wallach Night (three nightsl: II. ID.
Eisenhar1r. temporarily, Mckinley Night tive
nights Mrs. Z. B. Lucas. temporarily. Busi-
ness Night 1.-TWO nights y. NJ. Alderton. tent
porarily, Mckinley Night tthrec nights) F. N.
Phillips, temporarily, Business Night; H. w.
Draper. temporarily. Business Business SigEat.; H. T.
Smith. temporarily: Mckinley Night: n. T.
Mckenna. temporarily. Business Night; n. g.
Curtis. temporarily, Business Night; J: n.
schaefer. temporarily, Mckinley Night; W. I.
Miller, temporarily. Business Night: W. j..
Fink, temporarily. Business Night: Mrs. r. B.
Parker, temporarily, Business Night; PA. B.
Sahm, temporarily. Mckinley Night; William
Stone laborer, Business High: Chester McKen-
zie. laborer, Congress Heights; G. A; Wilson.
temporarily. Randall Night: F. DeS., Smith.
temporarily, Armstrong Night: Edward Spers,
laberer, Powell Robert Smith. laborer, Pet
worth: Otto Hawkins, laborer. Business High
George Newman, laborer. Business High; Ada
Boyd. laborer, Dunb:r High: DIR. U. J. Daniels,
proba tionary tenure, medical inspector: A. B.
Hughes. temporarily, Cartlozo Vocational Night;
A. Z. Williams, temporarily. Randall Night;
Dina Hudler, temporarily. Central High; H. Z.
Martin, temporarily, Armstrong Night.
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