The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1918-11-16

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handicap. Mrs. Joerns, the new
school nurse, has commenced hel
| duties. .
| From October "a to November
8, work was done in the manual
training department with values
as follows, viz:
Electrical department, $153.00;
machine shop $1G7.02; printing
department, $267.50; cabinet
shop, $35S.5O; pattern work,
$4,000; foundry, $156.50; me-
chanical drawing, $500; general
work, $347.12; total, $1,504.64.
Deducting $50 for power and $50
for teachers overtime work,
leaves a net total of 81, 4O4.64.
One rehearsal Of the Liberty
chorus showed an attendance of
200. The director, aided by about
200 boys, has ben giving relief
help in the burned area.
On recommendation Of the com.
mittee on schols, designations
were accepted as follows, viz:
Arthur Berg, Gertrude Harlow,
Mary Fitzpatrick, Florence Lind
quist.
New teachers were elected as
follows, viz:
Eleanor Murray, grades, $500;
Lillian Lundebrg, grades, SITS;
Margaret Carleton, grades, $3.50;
Margaret Howard, grades, $3.50 ;
Ruth Ehresman, grades, $3.50;
Pearl Bison, grades, 5000; Nellie
Erwin, grades, $3.50; Clara Hal
crimson, history and geography,
Denfeld Jr. high school, $1,000;
Drusilla Engel, grades, $725 Z;
Grace Banker, grades, $3.50; Ev-
elyn Kempton, grades, $3.50; Her
bert Sell, manual training, ST 200 /;
Anna Anderson, grades, 5000;
Clara Bahnsen, grades, 1925; Mar
guerite Carlson, grades, $3.50; Es-
| ther Anderson, grades, 500; Es-
Their Mork, grades, $500; Miss
Peacha, Denfeld high school, COM
mercial work, $3.50; Carrie Bush,
Central high school, French, ST.
$50.
Mrs. Hartford Cox was elected
a permanent substitute grade
teacher at $50 a month.
Changes in salaries were made
as follows, viz:
Mabel Paulson, $75 to $3.50;
Maud Keator, $1S5 to 5000; Irene
Reyes, $50 to $50 for half time !;
! Anne NJ. johnson, 500 to $105;
Henry Sullivan, 1876 to $145.
Gertrude Bawden was given ex-
tension of leave Of absence from
November 1 to January 1, next.
Boy Scouts were granted use of
the Lester Park school every
Thursday night On condition that
they furnish heat, light and JAM
tor service.
Senate bill No. 1887 provides
for a federal department. Of edu-
cation, with a secretary Of educa-
ton appointed by the president,
and an appropriation of money
for the conduct of the depart
ment; also for cooperation Of the
states in the encouragement of and
support of education. On motion,
resolution was passed, unani-
mously endorsing the bill and d.
recting that a copy Of the resolu-
ton be mailed to u. S. senator
Knute Nelson, representative
Clarence B. Miller and to DR.. G.
D. Strayer, president Of the Ma
tional Educational Association.
The following teachers, being
absent certain time during the
influenza quarantine, having pre-
sented satisfactory excuses, were
given full pay, viz: Marguerite
Crosby, Carl T. Wise, Sybil
Bergstrom, Genevieve Smith,
Stella Lord, Esther Sullivan,
Sula Bornman, Anna Mort
rup, Anne Erickson, Alice Ken
dali, Idella Bradley, Alice Heg-
dahl, Jeanette Bauer, Mary An
getsinger, Florence Erickson,
Bertha Hilder, Olga K. Wetzel.
If teachers as follows present
satisfactory excuses for delin-
quency during the influenza quar-
antine, they, also, will get pay for
absent time, viz:
Ethel Buckley, Ellen M. Baer,
Lucille Within, Mira Childs, Anna
Mittvet, Marion Lewis, Maybel