The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1919-09-20

Mary E. Carleton, grades, $1,o5o;
Edith A. Curtis. kindergarten, $1,000;
Herbert L. Ebeling, machine shop,
s1,7oo; Alice Graves, grades, $500;
Irene Gum, opportunity classes.
$1,000; Franklin Goggins, manual
training, $500; Margaret Gatzweiller,
Junior high school, $1,000; Vivian
Kerr, junior high school, $1,000; Flora
Lewis, kindergarten, $3.50; Lillian
Murphy, physical education, 5000;
Pauline McElroy, grades. $1,150;
Emile J. Norm, electricity, $1,450;
Hazel O'Neil, commercial, $1,150;
Marguerite Ryan. grades, $3.50: Rena
Stuart, senior high school, 81 OPS; Ag.
mes M. Sehl, art department, 5000;
Jessie Shelley, physical education,
$1,000; Grace Shelley, grades, $1,000;
Mary Williams, speech defects, 81 $50.
designations of the following teach
ers and for purposes stated were duly
accepted, viz:
Gertrude Bawden, deceased; Pearl
Betting, to be married; Lucille Boyer,
marriage; Don Dent. going into bus
mess: Caroline Gilpin, i'll health; Mol
lie Hollingshead, Helen Jeffries, May
bel F. Larson and Addie Smith, mar
rage; Marie Vaughan, i'll health of
relatives.
The following were elected perma-
nent substitutes at the salaries desig.
mated, viz:
Anousta Feeraeus, opportunity classes,
81 900; G. Hortense Hood, open air
classes, $1.275: Eva Kimball, senior
high school, 800 per month.
Changes in salaries as follows were
confirmed, viz:
Clara Bahnsen, transferred from
Grades to junior high school, salary of
$1,075 increased to $1,175.
Ada Bohlke, assistant principal at
Stowe school, $1,315 instead Of $1.225
May Coulter, transferred from
grades to opportunity classes, in
creased to $1,325 from 1925.
Anna Dever, transferred from grades
to omen air classes. advanced from
1925 to $1,275.
Alice Dillon, transferred from
grades to opnortunity classes, in.
creased from 1918 to SLOTS.
Abigail Donovan, transferred from
grades to junior high school, increased
from 1925 to $1,325.
Florence Falgatter, transferred from
home training department to super
visor of said department, increased
from S., 800 to $1,400.
Mamie Keough, transferred from
grades to junior high school, $3.50
instead Of $1.150.
Gertrude Longstreet, transferred
from grades to open air classes, $1,27s
instead of 1925.
Blanche Mallory, acting assistant
principal at Morgan Park, $1,375 in
stead of $1,275.
Anna B. Nelson, acting principal al
Monroe school, $3.50 instead Of
81 $50.
Hilma Peterson, acting principal al
Fond du Lac, $1,000 instead of $1,000
Eta Robert, transferred from
grades to junior high school, advanced
to $1,325 from $1,225.
Cloe Hilbert, transferred from
grades to opportunity class, advanced
from 1925 to $1,325.
Mary D. Wakelin, transferred from
grades to near blind class, raised from
1925 to $1,325.
Miss Margaret Macarthur wa!
elected school nurse for the year at 6
salary of 81, $50.
On account Of i'll health, Ruby A
Bright was given a leave Of absence
from Sept. l to Oct. 1, 1919. Walter
D. Burks, owing to illness in his fam
lily, was given a leave Of absence un
til Sept. l, 1920. Mary D. Wakelir
was given leave Of absence unit
Oct. 6 for the purpose Of visiting thu
near blind classes at Cleveland, Ohio
Miss Olive Williams and Lawrence
Duby were employed as assistant rec