Evening star., 1923-03-22

twenty for Presidents OF the United
| States, one for q. former mayor OF
Wash inston. one for former GOV
ernor Of Washington. eleven for
engineer Commissioners. thirty-four
for persons Of local or national dis
tinction. eight for members OF the
school board and fifteen for teachers
named for location. one for Presi-
dent, three for persons OF local or
national distinction, one for a men,
Der of the board and two for
teachers.
Would Loan Old school.
A special committee. headed by Mr..
Callahan, recommended that the
lowed to use the old Eastern High
School building for housing purposes
in June, providing ample protection
is given the property and provided
further that it is within the province
of the board to loan public school
buildings for such purposes The re-
port was adopted.
Upon the recommendation of Supt.
Ballou the board ruled that students
who were deprived of participation in
honors in the high schools because
they did not resign from the debar-
red secret societies prior to June 80,
1922, but resigned later. may now be
restored to full standing in the
schools. DR.. Ballou pointed out that
the notice was given to the students,
but few days before 1t became ef-
fective and that the time of dissolu-
tion was so near the close OF the
school year that the students were
tempted to retain their membership
in the fraternities in order that they
would continue to exist over the sum
mer vacation period.
A distinction is made between those
students who resigned from these or
ganizations to remove disquatfhea-
tion and those who withdrew from an
organization which was being dis
continued. In the latter case the STU
dent will be restored by the Supern-
tendent sixty, days after the accept
ance and approval of the resigna ton.
provided all of the pupils belonging
: to such organization shall have re-
signed and the organization discon-
Dates were set for three confer
ences. Two of them will be held be-
hind closed doors: one is in conne"-
ton with a sorority matter. which
will be presented to the board by
deals with teachers salary legisla-
ton.
A protest filed with the board
against the metl cd OF holding exam
ers to group GB resulted In the ap-
pointment of a special committee to
study conditions under which the eX-
aminationS are given.
"Finis" was stamped on the contro-
versy over the fees charged for seats
at the Sunday night community sings
held in the Central High School
auditorium when the board ordered
filed in its records statement from
the Community Music Association
that the pnly charge made is
for membership in the association
and the membership TICKET entities
the holder to a reserved seat The
reserved seats were necessary, the
statement sad, because many persons
attending the sings desire The front
seats and are willing to join the asso-
citation to obtain the privilege Of
having the chairs held. The reserved
seats, however, it was pointed out,
are abolished after the singing of the
doxology.
Changes in personnel. approved by
the board, follow:
L. NJ. Kellum, teacher, class 8,
Bryan School: K. F. Murto, teacher,
class GA, Business High School;
Frank Z. Duehring. medical inspector,
public schools: j. y. Reeder. laborer.
Western High School; n. V. Jackson.
janitor. Burrville School. and j. r.
Humphrey, laborer, Eastern High
School.
Term minatiOns.
Nettie King, caretaker. E. V. Brown
School; NJ. ]. Hawkins. teacher. class