Evening journal., 1918-06-11

Fahey. Minnie E. Harris, Mrs. MarthI
Magee, Ethel Bonhsm, Olga Ettlich
Margaret Hynson. Margaret Murphy
Meta Robinson. Martha NJ Sinlfns, SusaI
Weir, Sallie L. Woolley, Edith Robert
son. Elizabeth McCllntock. Edna Fritz
Evelyn Ryall, Glare Kane.
School No. 25.-Marguerite Doherty
Mary E. Mcguire, r. Elva Vinsinger
Helen Slocum. Kathryn NJ. Dousherty
Leanora Davis. Lillian Taylor, Mabe
/ Grifflth
schol No. 26--Jennie Greensteln, AIMS
Butler. Marion Gookin, Rosalie Hitler
/ sohn
school No. 27-Marion H. Brown, Cen
evleve O'Connor. Louise NJ. Rody Cath
crime Connolly
School No. 2s.-Grace NJ. Boulden,
Amy L. Clarke, Gilmore ]. Doherty,
Georgine F. Downing. Emily D. Leecl,
Bertha Lichensteln, Anna T. Lincoln,
Nellie Wyatt, Madge A. Provost, Lydia
semple. Mary X. Thielman, Mary A.
Whltford, Ida T. Windlsh, Sara r. FL
llott. NJ Louisa Dickinson, Caroline
Bream.
School No. 29.-Nlary n Richardson.
Mahala Turner, Alva NJ Richardson,
Frances z. Seeney, Esther Masten, Clara
Ford. Edna Parker, Carrie A. Virgins,
Susan G. Lones, Lucy Toliver, Kather-
inc Bayard, Lillian Turner.
School No. 50.-Martha A. Alexander,
Syvilla Feldmeier. Anna 2. Forrest, Eva
5. Burton, Margery d. Robinson.
High School-Emma Beck, Elizabeth
]. Patton, Irene Pierce, Elizabeth Car
Isle. Nora Stuart. Mary L. Laoklen.
High School-Florence Ramo, Mrs.
Ella d. Semple, Alice C. Palmer, Nellie
L. Sawln, Lucy NJ Carvin. Elizabeth
MCDANIEL. Annie Raudnitzky, Grace
savior, Laura Easley, Susan f. Cook,
E. w. keenan,, Marion Crozier, Mabel
Lybarger. Sara L. Tomlinson, Edna NJ.
p. F. Taylor, Mrs Maude Brat
tan. Florence Buckley, Rose Hartman,
Harold Gibbs, James F. Dilworth, Esau
H. Loomis Helen Coleman, Edgar Riley,
Caroline Fitzwater.
Princlpals-Margaret Kelley, School
No. 1 4; Matilda p Graham, School No.
,; A. Adelaide Simpers, School No. 81
Annie z Magarity, School No. B; An
lie z. McCloskey, School, No. 6; Eliza 1
,eth w. Pritchett, Schools No 7 and
70. s: Clara Mendenhall, School No. Q;
Annie ]. Black. Schools No. 30 and IS; /
Nice L. Jackmsn, School No. fl; Clara /
:. Sullivan. School No 70; Ellen J.
'amworth, Schools No. t3 and 27; FL
en- Rltchie, School No IA; Edwlna B.
lruse. Schools No. i6 and 20; Emma A.
strickland. Schools No. II and 26 Ma
el ]. Caldwell, School No IS; Dorothy
finard. School No. 10: Maria C. Loney.
ohool No. 20: Sophie james. School
70. 2i: Florence V. Marley, School No.
3; sallle r. Shaw, School No. % Mary
1. Turner, School No. %; Sallie S.
levine, School No. So
The salaries Of each OF the above
eachers and principals for the school
ear i9is-i9 Is to be 800 more than
he salary each received for the school
'ear i9i7-is.
School Offlcials-Bessie D. Devine, as
nstaIt superintendent; A. H. Berlin,
o-.nclpal Wilmington High School; Ella
W. Dayett, manager High School lunch
room; Mildred Van Dyke. secretary In
Dflce Of Board Of Education; Kathryn
3. Cloward, secretary in ONCE OF High
School principal; Helen Dickey. score
sary in ofilce Of High School principal
Dorothy F Grammer, secretary in offlcs
OF superintendent; Nell X Anderson, /
OF music; Joanna d. Mo
Laughlin, superintendent Of sewing;
Helen w. Anderson, superintendent OF
sewing; John E. Whitehead, wood shop |
John F. Robinson, machine shop; Eliz-
sbeth d. Hopes head OF Mathematical
department; H. NJ. Snyder. head OF Sci
ence Department; A. Edward Rhodes
mechanical drawing; S. d. Birath, head
OF commercial department; Cora Pick
EFT, head Of Latin department: George
Whttten. woodshop.
Temporary Appolntments-Irens S.
Goodwin. School No. 4; Laura Kitchens,
School No. 8; Grace Homewood, School |
No. 3; Helen Morton. School No. 7;l
Anna Comfy. School No. 7; Mary Catell. |
School No. II; Louisa Baldwin. School |
No. 20: Edith Pennington, School No.
ls; Mabel Pugh. School No. #; Clara
3icking, School No. %: Hazel Speakman, II
School No. i3; Mary Brackin, School
70. i5.
The salary OF each Of the above tenn
Iorarily appointed teachers shall be
100 more than each received as a
sacher in the Wilmington Elementary
chools last year provided no salary is
reater than s700.
The following resolution was adopted
ith reference to teachers salaries and
lies governing the employment Of
achers and changes:
Your committee on teachers recon-
ends that the minimum salary Of
achers regularly appointed to posi-
ons in the Wilmington elementary
hools be $500 for the coming school
EAR instead Of $500.
"a year ago you adopted the follow
Ig resolution:
BE II Resolved. That teachers coming
ON outside the city OF Wilmington
nd having had two years Of profess
onal training in an approved normal
'hool or its equivalent, and having
ad no experience in teaching shall