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Special 10 The Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE. May 4. - At the
meeting Of the Board of Education
asst evening. the question of operat-
pg the local schools on daylight
aving time was discussed Superin-
endent Snavely was instructed ia
communicate with the parents OF
Uit- of-town pupils. who use the
rains or trolleys as a means OF
transportation TO and from the
chools. informing them Of the
Contemplated change, to take place
lext Monday.
Professor Snavely reported that
II but six Of the pupils had reported
hey could attend the schools on ad-
yanced time by using the trolley
ars. The six were divided into the
following groups: One in High
chool; in the eighth grade; l in
fth grade and in the fourth
rrade The total school enrolment
over 500.
Professor Snavely reported that
e had received no communication
from the trustees of Market Square
nd School Green, concerning the
{equest by the board to use the sec
ION OF the School Green situated
etween the No. 1 building and the
I'D Sheriff residence. on which to
rect a four-room building for the
rades.
Professor Snavely was instructed
% make up the budget for next year
nd submit same to the board for
r. approval. The budget, according
information received from the
|tate Department of Education last
veniDg, must be in its hands by
Iay IS.
d The consideration OF Professor
navelys recommendation for
eachers for next school year was
: aid over until some future meeting
{ the board.
! The biennial census OF the chill
rem Of the city between the ages OF
and is years OF age wes ordered
n a communication from the state
oard received last evening. The
peal board decided 10 pay the per-
| lon appointed TO take the census
bnts for each name recorded. in
tead Of paying 10 cents for each
anne OF a child between those ages
OF attending the public schools, as
recommended by the State.
. Professor Snavely was granted
be privilege OF attending the State
location Conference to be held at
1ewark on Friday, with expenses
lowed.
! A communication from the State
informed the local
bard that $3.50 had been deposited
h its credit for teachers salaries;
I5O5.75 on number of teachers en-
|loyed. out OF the s375.OO appro-
(riated by State. and $1,000 as its
hare OF the 100000 appropriated !
pr general purposes.
The senior class was granted the |
|rivilege Of holding a measuring ]
| |arty at the home Of their class /
hate. Miss Helen Diehl, OF the Bear. !
Professor Snavely reported the I
blowing pupils on the honor roll
|pr April:
High School - Douglas Proud,
|alph Duling. Marie Mendenhall.
|harles Megginson, Lester Ingram.
|hn Holiday, Harold Banner, Elsie
Walker, Marjorie Lyman, Rose
cooper, Fritz Pfrommer. George
|rrell. Cuthbert Bridgewater. Ar
dia Smith Frances sheridan. Mary
/ Her. Elizabeth Jones. Eta In
am. Mabei Gullett and Olga Clan
|Dn.
Eighth Grade-Wallace McKnitt.
arle Freebury. Wallace Cannon,
|il'iam Kirk. Forest Hamilton.
|leodore MegginsoD Henry Lester,
|'illiam Gebhart, Edgar Megginson,
alias Abbott. Albert Johnson.
AIRY Long. Irma McKnitt. Hilda
ash. Margaret Moore, Mary Black
|irn. Adelaide Davidson. Ruth
|'ilhelme, Vinan Moyle. Lila John
|D. Edythe Stanley, Mary Harrison
|nd Elizabeth Bennett
Seventh Grade - Lulu Freeman.
|lizabeth Hemphill, Ruth farrell.
on Moody. Evelyn Webb, Thomas
|olcomb. Roger Cranston. Richard
eorgeas. Vernon Hall. Claude Ha- ,
IAN. Samuel HammaD. John Pit
m. Earl Scott. David Stewart and
Iharles Jeandell.
Sixth Grade - Gladys Clayton,
thel Ford. Frances Gebhart. Armi-
'ge Lewis. william Loveless. Ches-
r McKnitt. Eliza beth Megginson, /
oward Miller william Pittam. ]
NINA Reese. Thomas Reese. Mar
lret Schuchart. Catharine Tindle.
eth Rodney. Daniel Togers and !
haries Whiteside.
Fifth Grade-Martha Shaw, Flea c
Or Kern, Alice Clayton. Sarah $
amsey, Cleora McNally, Myrtle !
oyle, Anna Shultz. Howard Cooper. ]
ichard Davis. Henry Speicher. 7
iarles Davidson, Edward Gebhart,
alter Emerson. Emile Rodney. I
dair Rogers and Michael Dvor- I
sky. S
Overflow Room - Myrtle HufDal, a
fred Watson, Harry Hurd. Thomas
rown, Margaret Maxwell and Rus n
II Beck 1,
Fourth Grade - Pearl Glandon, y
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