Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-16

situation is so serious in the vicinity
named that there are now enough chill
dren there to fill an eight-room build
ling.
| Will Teach Higher Music.
| Provision was made, following
action on a petition presented by Mrs
Marie Won Unschuld for the extension
| of higher classes in music study to
| enable those pupils who are already
proficient when they enter the schools
to take up higher music. A COM
mittee will be appointed. consisting of
the director of music, the high school
music teachers and a high school
| principal, to standardize music courses
and outline a definite curriculum.
Cooperation of the school authori-
ties with the childrens year COM
mittee of the council of national de-
Tense is assured by favorable action
on Il letter from the committee asking
such cooperation. A report on the
varied and useful activities of the
teachers in the public schools and the
sacrifices made by them during the
recent influenza epiemic was read by
the superintendent.
Changes in personnel follow:
Appointments.
Grade schools--Mrs- f. r. Gardner.
fifth grade. Force School. temporarily:
| Mrs. NJ. +. Green, fourth grade, Tay-
Tor School, temporarily; Mrs. r. c.
Humphrey, second grade, Hayes
School, temporarily; Mrs. Nj. S. Lamb.
first grade, Amidon School. tempo
rariIy; Mrs V. E. Scrivener, kinder
garten assistant. Takoma Park. tenn
porarily; Antoinctte Suit. third grade,
| Maury School. temporarily; Irene Sic
bert, first grade, Cranch School. tenn
porarily; Elva Town. third grade,
Greenleaf School: Della Lawing, sec
ond grade. lexington School, tempo
| rarily: Miss R, B. Fleagle. third
grade. Arthur School; Mrs n V.
temporarily; Duncan McLaren. in
structor in printing. smalIwood. tenn
porarily; Mrs. M D. Vail. eighth
grade. Pierce School. temporarily; NJ.
P. Harrington. third grade, Wood
grade, Pierce, temporarily; Elsie Rup-
precht, fourth grade. Morgan School;
| Mrs. NJ. J. FISCHER, second grade, Ty-
Ter School: Miss l. NJ. Baker. second
grade Maury School; Mrs. P. NJ. Hell
man. third grade. Abbot School; Mrs.
Eaton School. temporarily; Mrs. H. b.
Hill, kindergarten assistant, Corcoran
School; Mrs. G. G. Elliot, kindergarten
assistant, Wallach School, tempo
rarily; Mrs. E. NJ. Bacon. first grade.
Park View. temporarily; e. A. Stock
well, first grade. Force School: Mrs.
]. G. Potter. third grade, John Eaton
School; M. j. Calvin, third grade, Pet
worth School, temporarily; Mrs. A r.
parne second grade s, srshtw99S
grade, Bryan School. temporarily;
E. L. Moss, temporarily, teacher class
3. Douglass Simmons, January 6: f. A.
Palmer, probationary tenure, teacher
class 2, Bruce, January 6; E. l. Web
ster. temporary, military instructor,
Depam her I
Night schools-C f. Gill. Business
Night. shorthand and typewriting
temporarily, January Il, 1919: DR..
r. S. Newton. principal Western
teacher Western Night. January s. !
1919: NJ. E. Whitzell. teacher. West
ern Night. January 6. 1918: Oscar |
Bancroft. teacher. Western Night
January 6. 1919; Max Weiser. teacher,
Business Night. bookkeeping and &C
Christman. teacher. Business Night, |
shorthand, January 8, 1919: Mile. NJ. L. !
Hercent, teacher. Western Night.
French, January 6. 1919; Harry Mills, |
to six nights per week. January /.
1919; F. ]. Douglass. principal. Dun
bar Night. January 1. 1919; A. r. Will
liams, Randall Night, teacher. Janu-
airy i. 1919: W. H. Herbert. janitor,
Western Night. January 6. 1919; Al
~
Night, January 6. 1919: John Lewis,
laborer. Western Night. January 6,
1919.
Community centers &C. Pelham,
from community secretary at 5000 to
assistant general secretary at $1,000,
NJ Street High School,; T.. w Crump,
JIM or Dunbar H gh temporarily |
Fitzhugh Dickerson. laborer, Powell
temporarily.
Janitors-R. A. Coates laborer,
Cchna1 O.
Padden, janitor, West School, Janu-
airy "A; Robert Walsh. janitor. Nor
gan School. December 90: Charles
Swearinger,. janitor. Morgan School.
January u; Samuel Dade, laborer.
Hughes, ianitor, Adams School. Janu- !
airy Is; Joseph Mahaney, iaborer.
Monroe School. January l itemporar-
ilyl; Charity Hariston. caretaker,
Wilson Normal. December l; Mary
ary 8; Lille Harrison. caretaker, 1851
Huntoon place. January IA; Raymond
Hewlett, laborer, Curtis School, Janu-
airy 6.
designations.
High schooIs-C v. Forrey. teacher
Mckinley High. temporary appoint
ment terminated November "a. 1918; c.
E. Francis. teacher Armstrong High,
resigned January Is: Mrs. n. B. Allen,
teacher Miner Normal, temporary ap-
pointment terminate January 81, 1918.
Grade schools-Mrs. ]. ID. Hanley.
third grade. Arthur: Pauline Ander-
son, second grade. Bowen; Mrs. e. S.
New Kinney, second grade, Pierce
Mrs. A NJ. Olin, fourth grade, Morgan:
Mrs. K L. Hutchinson. second grade
Maury; s. c: Knight. third grade, John
Eaton: r. L. Willard, kindergarten
principal. Threlkeld Mrs. E. NJ Ba-
con. first grade. Park View; s. B.. will
liams. second grade, Brightwood Park;
NJ. c. Nixon. ffth GRADE Buchanan:
January 10; Robert Walsh, janitor,
Morgan School. January IA: William