The Washington herald., 1919-02-06

Evidence of the thrift of high
school students and of the popular
ity of high school banks was seen
at the monthly meeting of the Board
of Education in the Franklin School,
when permission was granted for
the Central High School bank to in
crease it's bond from $4,000 to $I2,-
900.
A. W. Miller. faculty superintend-
ent of the bank, brought this re-
quest before the body which dis
posed OF a quantity of routine busi-
ness yesterday afternoon.
Technical High School was given
permission to use the Central High
School auditorium for their spring
Llay, The Wizard of the Nile"
which is scheduled for early produc-
tiOn.
In cooperation with the Health
Crusaders of America it was decided
by the board to look into the health
and sanitation of the graded schools.
The Society for the Prevention of
tuberculosis will record all data
recorded in this connection. The
Investigations will begin immedi-
ately.
Vocational Training Again.
. Vocational training will be given
another trial in some of the graded
schools in the near future, the board
decided.
Prizes for merit students i'm domes-
tic science will be given by the board
out of fund of fifty shares of stock
donated TO their body
An equipment of dental instruments,
II was reported at the meeting. have
been given to the Tyler School by the
Washington Dental Society. This is
to facilitate the work of the two den
tai instructors which were instructed
TO work at the Tyler School Tuesday
Permission was given the Boy Scouts
of Washington TO use the Central
High School armory for certain an
nual military tactics.
Assistant Superintendent Presided.
stephen L. Kramer, assistant super
intendent of schools. presided at the
meeting in the absence of Ernest L.
ThurstOn, who is i'll.
The following appointments. resig-
nations and transfers were reported
and approved:
Appointments.
Appoint the following: Edith John
ston temporarily as teacher Srd grade
at Eaton; Mrs. c. G. Elliot, perma-
nent X. \. at Wallach; G. :. Can
field. temporarily 9Th grade at Hub
bard; L. II. Battersby. permanent
teacher GA Eastern High School; w.
NJ. Apple. permanent teacher 81. Nc
kinley High School: G.. 5. Garfield.
temporarily at Morgan: II. \.
Wright. temporarily teacher Ga
Western High; W. r. Stokes, in
structor in craftsmanship and ar
mOrer in schools; Mrs. y. V. Trainor,
permanent teacher Glass > at s. j.
Bowen; I. NJ. Record. temporarily
teacher 18th grade at Adamss: f.. \.
lianft, temporarily teacher Ist grade
at Johnson; l. VI. Record, Temporal
rIIy at Morgan; Elena Rice. tenn
pOrarily as teacher GA at Central
High: L. \. Fulford, temporarily
teacher 4th grade at Monroe; NJ. Il.
Tate. teacher of domestic science; II.
NJ. Faris, temporarily teacher of do
mestic science; NJ. W. DOwd, tempo
rarIly clerk to board of examiners: G.
NJ. Sweeney, teacher Business Night;
J. /. Fielder. temporarily teacher at
Business Night; \. L. Weaver. tenn
pOrarily teacher at Business Night:
;. y. Wallace, temporarily teacher
at Eastern Night: L. Z. Lowry.
teacher at Eastern Night: I. :.
Schow. temporarily teacher at Busi-
ness Night: L. r. Morgan, tempo
rarily teacher at Mckinley Night:
Mrs. NJ. W. Pollock. temporarily
teacher at Business Night: NJ. A.
Taylor, teacher X. \. at Dent; T..
/. Hill, temporarily as teacher at
Mckinley Night, II. c. SChertz, tenn
porarily teacher at Mckinley Night:
Mrs. NJ. ). Lamb permanent teach
cr Class > at -tmidou; C. H. Cross
ley, dental prOphylactic operator, NJ
J. Parshall, dental prophyIactic op-
orator; Mrs. NJ. d. Vail, temporarily
teacher Sth grade at Pierce; Alice
Hanley, principal Glass temporarily
at Pierce; H. J. Scofeld, temporarily
teacher GA at Eastern High; L. l.
COrbctt. temporarily teacher at Busi-
ness Night; y. W. Miller, teacher
at Eastern Night; ]. J. Thomas.
teacher at Eastern Night; y. I. Nc
Mutt, teacher at Eastern Night: B. c.
Hersey, teacher at Business Night;
V. w. Denton, temporarily teacher
at Eastern Night; V. G.. Cole. teacher
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