The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1918-10-19

TENDER was presented. 1t showed
net overdraft Of $2O,065.34 in the
general fund. The building fund
showed a net balance of $4,S23.1l
and the sinking fund balance OF
s167.O45.O7. The net balance In all
banks was $151,902.S9, distributed
as follows: American Exchange
National, $69,577.61; First Ma
tional. s45,179.O4; City National,
ss1,s31.5o; Northern National, s6'-
377.42.
Supt. Hoke's monthly report
showed total enrolment in the day
schools of 1900, compared with
1858 a year before. Night school
enrolment was TAI.
The chairmen of the several draft
boards are sending out night school
cards to all drafted men OF class l.
Certificates of night school work will
give conscripts an army status above
that of private.
Subnormal Classes Delayed.
Owing to a shortage of teachers,
special classes for subnormal chill
dren have not been opened in the
Emerson, Ely, Bryant, Grant and
Franklin schools.
Arrangements have been made
whereby teachers can do special work
at the Duluth Normal school on Sat-
urdays and evenings and secure state
credit for it. Eight, so far, have
taken advantage of this rangement.
Misses Jessie Todd and Marie
Vaughan have been made teachers In
the art department. The enrolment
in the art department of the Central
high school is small.
The committee on schools reported
that Misses Della Horne, Katharine
Karnes and Anne T. Hahn broke
their contracts, therefore it was rec
commended to accept their resigna-
lions to take immediate effect. Other
designations accepted were:
Ella Wilson, Hazel Owens, E. r.
Faith, Lydia Woodbridge, Winifred
Warner, Ruth Mather, Mildred
Miller, Hazel Berkmeyer, Gladys
Dow, Ethelyn Keith.
New Teachers Elected.
New teachers were elected for
work and salaries as designated, viz:
Elizabeth Mcnamara, grades,
$3.50; Hilda Humpher, commercial
arithmetic, Central high school,
$1,000; Margaret Adam, English at
Morgan Park, $1,15O; Esther Paul
son, grades, SITS; Edward Ekran,
manual training in grades, $1,000;
Gladys Terry, kindergarten assistant,
$3.50; Mabel Paulson, grades, $3.50;
Mary Fitzpatrick, grades, $3.50:
Esther Dahl, junior high school,
$3.50; Eugene Joerns, nurse, 5000;
Katherine Guthrie, grades, 1915;
Eliza beth Simpson, information Sec
rotary, $50 per month; Mary Nc
Naughton, history, Central high
school, $3.50; J. Russell Tanner,
manual training, Denfeli high
school, $1,000; Inez Cutland, grades,
$3.50; Jean Mason, home training.
$1,000; Maybelle Hoyt, commercial
work, Central high school, $3.50;
Olive Mersen, chemistry; Central
high school, $1,000; Caroline Gilpin,
English, $780,; Frances M. Waugh,
grades, $500; Ethel Hallock, grades,
$3.50; Margaret Leary, grades, 1915;
F. Eunice Wykes, grades, $3.50.
Night School Appointments.
Night school Ateachers have been
appointed as follows, viz:
Denfeld school,. w. Meyer. prin-
cipal; Idella Bradley, William J.
Boyd, Mary Fitzpatrick, Irene Hig-
gins, Frances o. Fuller, F. L. Kreid-
Ter, Mrs. E. H. Martin, A. Phinny,
Alma M. Strand, H. j. Sullivan, NJ.
D. Sutton, D. Spriestersbach, c. J.
Smith, ]. r. Tanner, Olive M. Will
liams. .
Morgan Park school-R. D. Chad
wick, principal; Violetta Heitsch, Z.
D. Stratton, j. F.. Bartlett, Milema
Vanasek, Mildred George, Kathleen
Eggar.
Lincoln school - j. A. Stark
weather, principal; Mollie Astel!,
Bertha Byington. Harry Dennler,
Stuart Dimond, May Fairbanks, Hen
rietta Graybill, Mrs. Ethel ->unerth,
Axel LAWN, Mary O'Neil, George H.
Reese, Mary Rooney, Catherine
Spence, Myra Willeson, Dorothy
Jones, Ralph M. Morrison.
Emerson school - Marriet M.
Hoover.
Stowe school-R. D. Chadwick,
principal; Ada Bohlke, Maud Whittet,
Helen Randall.
Washington SCHOOLGIRL T. Wise,
principal: F. j. Duffy, May Dorland.
Hilda Humpher, Marion Buckley.
Alice Sullivan, Laura Boldt, Mrs. J.
Macleod, Bertha Sellhorn, Florence
Lindquist, G.. M. Paulus, Vera Bill
ings, Ralph Morrison, Sybil Berg
strom, A. N. Parkes, R. M. Frazer,
James Johnson, E. c. Hawkins,
Thomas w. Johnson, s. D. Dimond.
w. H. Healey, Ruth M. Wilson, Helen
Campbell, Daisy Wallace.
Supervisors George Gregory.
Hazel Schoelkopf.
Pay for Piano Playing.
Assistants for piano playing in the