The Washington herald., 1918-06-25
SCHOOLBOARD
MEMBERS ARE
RE-APPOINTED
Mrs. S. R. Rhodes, John B.
Larner and Fountain
Peyton Remain. :

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nounced at the board meeting yester-
day afternoon.
The three members reappointe,i by
the Supreme Court OF the District Of
| Columbia were Mrs. Susie Root
Rhodes. John B. Larner and Fountain
Peyton.
1 Charles Hart was elected principal
OF the Eastern High School upon the
acceptance OF the resignation Of W. 8.
Small. Mr.. Hart was recently elected
to life membership IN the Business
High School Alumni Association In
appreciation Of mis- efforts to bring
about cooperation between tho stu
dent body. the faculty and the alumni.
Continue Night schools.
1t was decided at the meeting OF
the board to continue the night
schools throughout the summer as
long as there was a demand for
them. Five thousand persons regis
tered and took courses in the night
schools since last September, ac-
cording to Harry o. Hine, secre-
tary Of the board.
Plans for vacation schools were
also endorsed. High school coach
! ing schools will be run from July
to July 81 at the Mckinley and
the Dunbar High schools. These
schools will help backward pupils
make up their work.
II funds permit. day coaching
schools will also be maintained for
thirty days at the following schools
Park View. H. d. Cook, Corcoran,
Force. Henry. Jefferson. johnson,
Ludlow. WalIach, Jackson, Munroe,
Lovejoy. Magruder. Mott and Ran
dali.
Fairgrounds will be kept open at
the following schools: Arthur,
Bryan, Henry. Jefferson, Birney,
Giddings, Congress Heights, H. d.
Cooke. corcoran, Force. Munroe,
johnson. Ketcham, Ludlow. Wal
ZACH. Langston, and Magruder.
Garden instruction and domestic
science teaching will continue
throughout July and August. Do
mestic science will be taught at the
following schools: A. d. Cooke. 1901
K street northeast: Jefferson. Con-
gress Heights; Morse, Wisconsin
avenue: Deanwood, Dunbar, Gar
field, Mott. Randall. Stevens, and
1877 Eleventh street northeast
Ernest L. Thurston, superintendent
of schools. announced to the board
! that he was giving considerable time
! to the study Of text books with refer
ence to the war situation, in the hope
of more definitely organizing instruc-
! tion to bear directly on the world
situation. He will endeavor to dis
cover text books and supplemental
books OF a patriotic nature.
After making the appointments
which follow, the board adjourned to
, meet for reorganization on Wednes-
day. July 10
Appointments.
! Alicia H. O'Toole. temporarily, pub.
lie school nurse: Cora Rockenbaugh.
temporarily. school gardens; Eloise
+ Tebbs, temporarily, school gardens
Mrs. z. c. Palmer, temporarily
school gardens: ]. c. Bruce. supervis-
ing principal at thirteenth division: O.
! r. Rogers. teacher. class 3, at Car.
dozo vocational; NJ e. Nalle, teacher
class 2 o street vocational; C. w
Childs. jr, teacher. class 3; NJ. C.
Mehlinger, teacher, class 2, domestic
art; C. B. Powell, teacher. class 2
domestic science.
The following are appointed tenn
porarily for thirty days at the Nc
HinIey Summer High School: IPrin'
cipal. Alice Deal; teachers. r. NJ
Stauffer. Marion Clark, NJ. L. Scott
g. r. Dewitt. Mildred Dean, DR.. A
l.. Howard. Mrs. L. F. Adams. Mrs
: ". Fl. Moulton. N. 1. McNutt, NJ +
, Hildreth. Mrs. s. NJ. Farr, Geneviev,
Marsh, NJ. L. Halves.
| Dunbar Summer High School
Principal. Mineola Kirkland: teach.
ers, J. B. Allen, J. Z. Brooks, ]. P
Howard. w. l. Smith. N. H. Thomas
Appointments Of the following
are temporarily extended and moi
beyond June 80. 1919: Business Higf
/, Night School-Principal. F. E. Lu.
cas-: teachers. H. T. Wensel, A.
| Hazelton. B. L. Yoder. W. A. Smith
r. G. Hersey. +. B. Callahan. G. NJ
Johnson. H. P. Hoover. Carl e. Gill
Mrs. G. B. Wilder. Mrs. r. B. Parker
L. v. Keathley, c. c. Osborn, c. C
Smith. B. E. Bozman. Mrs. l. F
Adams, DR.. A. L. Howard. Mrs. s. p
johnson, F. J. Brunner.
| Mckinley High Night School
Principal c. w. Rippey; teachers
l.. H. Heron. F. W. Richardson, H
v. Ellis. Irving. coggins. Charlie.
Blakenship.
Thomson Night school-Principal
r. e. Stanley; teachers. M. E. Alton
NJ. l. Benson, Katherine Cowling. r
c. Stearns.
Central High Night-E. W. Law.
renee.
Armstrong Night school-Princi.
pal ]. P. Taylor; teachers. c. w
Childs, jr., C. E. Francis, W. W
Hall. Celestine Alston.
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thirty school days: M. f. Wilson
Randall Coaching School; Daisy Wy
lie, Mott Coaching School: E. w. Tan
Miller. Canning Centers; c. T. John
son. Canning Centers: Julia Davis
principal at Summer Playground; NJ
z. Henson, teacher at Summer Play
ground; v z. Chase, principal at Bir-
ney Playground; B. Alexander; teach.
er at Birney Playground; A. s. Baync,
teacher at Magruder Coaching; N. e
Dyson, teacher at Magruder Coach.
ing; A. ]. Turner, supervisor Of play
grounds; E. Med. George. principal al
Giddings Playground; B. G. McNeill,
teacher at Giddings Playground; f.
! Chandler. principal at LanS.ston Play
ground; Lucille Galloway, teacher al
1 Langston Playground.
Examinations.
Temporary appointment of tho
following night school employees il
terminated:
Business High night-Teachers. e
/ v. Willis, C. e. Boles. Estelle Fenno
X. s. Outwater, E. c. Weston. D. L
Turnburke, c. r. Farington.
Mckinley Night School-Teach-
ers, ]. ]. Thomas, J. s. Hersberger
2. A. Kohl H. F. Mitchell. NJ "
| Spence. H. B. White. L ]. Wright
W. ". Laughton, L. w. Mattern.
/ Thomson Night School-Teachers