Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-10

Supervisors and employees of the public
library were appointed at a special meet
ing of the board of school commissioners
yesterday afternoon. With the exception
Of the clerical force in the superintend-
ent's Office and employees of the attend
ance department, all recommendations of
Superintendent E. L. Graf were approved.
In these cases the appointments were de
ferred until Saturday afternoon in order
that salary establishments may be made.
All recommendations of appointments to
library positions made by Charles E.
Rush, librarian, were approved, but the
matter of salaries was laid over until the
Saturday meeting.
Mrs. Clarence Coffin, Miss Genevieve
Hughel and Miss Jeanette OrlOff, com
posing the Orloff trio, were appointed
teachers in the department of music ap
probation and vocational music.
No changes were made in any Of the
higher positions in the school system, the
personnel Of the high school teaching
stats remaining much as it has been. for
the past year.
REPORTS WATER SYSTEM
AT TECHNICAL BAD.
Bert S. Gadd, superintendent of the
committee on buildings and grounds, re-
ported that the water system at Arsenal
Technical High School is in such bad
condition that in the event OF a fire it
might result in a complete breakdown
Of the system. As a result a committee
composed Of Mr.. Gadd, L. A Snyder.
building advisor; c. W. EurtOn, super
intendent Of buildings and grounds, and
Ralph W. Douglass, business director,
was appointed TO look into the matter
and report at the meeting Saturday on
the cost OF installing a new system.
On recommendation OF Superintendent
Graf, Johanna Burns Of School No. 81
was appointed an alternate for the Gregg
scholarship, which carries with it pro-
vision for study courses during the sum-
mer. Miss Burns has been connected
with the teaching profession for nine
years.
The board approved plans for altera-
tons to cost about $1,000 at School No.
Al. Thirtieth and RAIDER streets.
APPOINTMENTS
MADE BY BOARD.
The appointments made by the board
are as follows:
E R. Ray. assistant TO superintendent;
Murray A Dalman, director OF research.
District Superintendent Georgia Alex
andeT, Lydia r. Blaich, Anna BrOchhau-
sen. J. +. Thornton, D. I. Weir, Sue Bla-
singham, Ellsworth Lowry.
Assistant Director-Art, Lillian Weyl.
Assistant Supervisors Art, Hazel
Snepp Brown, Louisa Grace, Henrietta
Murdoch and Marie Stewart; music. Lula
Kanagy, Loire Krull Lulu Taylor.
Adelaide Thornton Isabelle Mossmau:
physical training, Ada Crozier. Ernest
HOelscher. Mabel 8lcHugh, Curt Toll,
Evelyn Cornell, Charlene Sargent and
Julietta Gally; manual training, Carrie
Frances; handwriting, Anna Lloyd, En-
r a r~ar
stenOgrapher, art department, Grace
Price.
Special Directors-R. c. Lowell, voca-
tional education; Harry B. Wood, manu-
al training W A ecker. physical train
handwriting.
Supervisors-Lucy Montgomery, sew
ing; Ida Langerwisch. cooking.
High School Principals-GeOrge Buck,
ShOrtridge; E. II. X. McCOmb, Manual
Training; Milo II. Stuart, Arsenal Tech
meal
Instructional-v Vocational Salesmanship
Ruth Boyer and L. Anna Ross.
Part Time ContinuatiOn-Bertha Nal
lory, Ida SHOEMAKER, Anna Fitzgibbon
and Edith Hall.
PRINCIPALS.
School No. l, Addie Wright; No. ?,
Alma Mann; No. 3, Cecilia Calvin; No
4, Mrs. Lula c. Grove; No. ., Mrs. Mabel
Schmidt; No. o, Dorothy David No. Z.
Mary Buckley; No. S, Mildred Weld; No.
9, Elsa Huebner; No. 10, Belle Ramey;
No. II, Martha Blaich; No. u, Mrs. Mary
B. knOwlton; No. Is (acting), Carol Tai
linger; No. If, Mrs. Eta heely; No. II,
Ella Pedlow; No. 16, Mrs. Maude
Moudy; No Il, George o. HAYES;
No. is, Emma Donnan; No. 10, Mrs. Har-
riet Kelly; No. 70, Mrs Helen Du BOis;
No. y, Bertha LaaJz; No. -, Mary Con-
ner; No %, w E .Baugh; No. =, Mrs.
Mary E Cable: No. %, Mary McKeever;
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OMAR; No. =, Jane GraydOn; No. 20,
Lena Swope; No. 80, Olive Selby; No. 81,
Nary MCGEE; No. 81, Lizzie J. Stearns;
No. 80, Elizabeth Kirby; No. 81, Eleanor
Skillen; No. 80, Martha Pich; No. SO,
Jessie Smith; No. 81, William Thomas;
No. 50, Elizabeth O'Mara; No. SO. Ida
Geary; No. 10, Mrs. Beulah Price; No. Il,
Mrs. Frances Hull; No. A, W. L. Grubbs
70. -, Nell Green; No. a, Viola Pence;
No. 10. Ruby Lee; No. 46, Anna Rahe;
No A. Grace Kimber; No. IS, Gertrude
Thatcher; No. 40, Dorothy Pennington;
No. 90, Mary McCardle; No. 81, Joseph
Inc h. Niger and Ida Stickney, assistant
principals: No. ~, J. L. Dunn; No. %,
Frances Newton; No. 81, Mrs. Addie P.
Reiter; No. %. Ada Wyrick; No. 90,
Grace Black; No. 81, Helen LOeper; No.
5S, Kate Mason; No. 50, Mrs. Emily Halls;
No 90. Mrs. Mary S. Ray; No. 81, Ma
wright; No. 63, E. W. Digs; No. 64, Noel
p Brown; No. 65, vacancy; No. 66, Nellie
Chapman; No. 67, Dorothy Wenner; No.
6S, Frances B. COspn; No. 80, Alice
Boyer; No. 20. Mabel Keller; No. II, Ruth
Leedy; No. y. Charlotte Carter No. 73,
Cathryn BOwden !; No. "A (acting), Mrs.
Jeanette Williams.
ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS.
Manual Training-Cornelius Abbott, c.
F. Barner, Harry Brown, Joseph L. Chap
man, H f. Clifford, NJ. F. Conner, II. w
Gossett, T. d. Hall, c. E. Hicks. c. W.
Hyde, II. p. knecht, H G. knight, o. B.
Little, c. A. Mcclure, Lawrence McCOr-
mack, c. II. McElrOy, r. W. Miller, y
D. Mingee, Deal Muterspaugh, L. J.
Pritchard. L. a. Randall, L. a Reed, J.
n Ritter, c. E. Simpson, c. G. Stoker, H.
r. Stokes. II. L. Wann, HerSchel Whit
akeT E. E. Whitenitt. J. H. Wilson, W.
II. Wines, Charles NOungman.
Domestic Science-Irma Brayton, Anna
c. Brennan, Margaret Carter, Rayna S.
Forest, Jessie Graut, Edith G. (Irif IN.
Mary Jane Headley, Rose Holmes, Hen
Fietta Jenkins. Helen Wilson. Howard.
Inez Lee, Lorena NJ. Ray, Bernice Smith,
Marie Smith. Edna StinsOn. Laura J.
Voolfolk, Helen Wallaek, Helen thinner
man.
Domestic Art-Jessie Butler, Mrs. Nellie
Gillian, Mrs. Hannah Hadley. Miss Addie
Saltmarsh, Mrs Laura Bauer, Schaefer
Mrs. Eleanor Whitcomb.
Special Teachers in NTruant School
Mrs. Angela 9iOler, Addi eWright.
Special Teachers and Backward and De
fective Children-Katrina Myers, director !;
Frances Darracott. Mabel Ives, Frieda
Herbst
Hospital SchoOls-Mary Belle HAYNES.
Permanent Substitutes-Micha Butler,
Kate Metcaf
SPECIAL Drawing-Ena Shelf.
Auxiliary Agencies, School Lunches
Louise Zobel. director.