Evening star., 1924-02-08

through the school officials to the
posed to Dr. Bailou to stand upon their
feet and assert their opposition or
withdraw"
Three Oppose Ballo1.
Capt: Peyser. Mr.. Greenwood and
Mr.. Houston. rose from their seats
simultaneously.
haa ssa Fsvssr ought ss to % name ss shs
Greenwood. II think SO, too," said
Houston.
'Til name you, Mr.. Peyser," said
Graham. without hesitation.
tive members who will take the path
OF least resistance" retorted Capt.
Peyser. while I am on the board
1 am going to do what 1 think is
Mr.. Houston said he had no apollo
gies to make to Mr.. Graham or sany
one else. II have been as loyal as
any one else in support of the admin
istration." he said. q! am not going
to function as a rubber stamp. I
don't expect to agree with Mr.. Gra-
ham or DR.. Ballou in everything they
do.
Il think Mr.. Graham is as anxious
to get into the papers as any one
else. Every member here will search
the papers tomorrow to see whose
name is mentioned most frequently"
willing to Retire.
Mr.. Greenwood said that he sup
posed he was included in Mr. Gra-
hams allegation. II am anxious that
the shoe be worn where 1T fits" an
swered Mr.. Graham.
Greenwood then told the board
that he saw no reason why he should
not disagree with DR.. Ballou, point
ing out that If it is the sole duty OF
the board to adopt DR.. Ballou's rec
concentrations. he saw no reason for
that body's existence. IF 1 am not
wanted on the board he said, 81
shall be exceedingly glad to get out
Of an exceedingly disagreeable job.
will not be a rubber stamp"
At After this lengthy argument the
business that took more than three
hours to transact-the appointment of
the personnel OF the eight standing
committees.
List Of Connittees.
The committees and the members
follow:
Finance-H. c. Graham, chairman;
Ernest Greenwood.
Legislation-Laura D. P Morgan.
chairman; William L. Houston, vice
chairman; E. c. Graham.
RuleSMWilliam l. Houston. chair
man; Coralie Franklin Cook.
Personnel-Coralie Franklin Cook,
chairman; Laura D. p, Morgan, vice
Julius I. Peyser.
Community use of buildings-J.
Hodgkins, vice chairman; Laura D.
P. Morgan.
Buildings, grounds and equipment
Ernest Greenwood, chairman; Coralie
Franklin Cook, vice chairman: Julius
I. Peyser.
Physical welfare Of pupils-Julius
I. Peyser. chairman; Marie w, Hodg-
kins. vice chairman; J. Heyden John
son.
Appeals-Marie W. Hodgkins, chair
man: E. c. Graham. vice chairman;
William L. Houston.
Changes In PeFnSn1el.
Changes in personnel approved by
ResisnationsCx. H. Fundenberg,
teacher. class 3, Arthur School; H. Q.
Cromwell, teacher, class 4. Twining
School: William Stone, janitor. Brad
ley School: ]. w. Warner, laborer,
Miner Normal School; Harry Tolson,
caretaker. Brishtwood School port
ables.
Terminations-M F. Koenig, teach
er. class 8, drawing: Thelma Leather
man, teacher. GLASS 8, drawing: L M.
High School; Ann Chamberlain, clerk.
class 4. office Of the supervisor Of
manual training; N. II Sans, teacher.
class ga, Eastern High School; Eliza
beth Mayes, teacher, class 2, house
Of detention, special school: Andrew
Westergren. caretaker. $252, Cage
School: I. NJ Pinn, teacher, class 4,
domestic science department.
Leaves OF absence-A. l. Dunlap,
teacher, class GA. Eastern High
Schcol; H B. Williamson, teacher,
class 2, Gage School; Rosebelle Biser,
teacher, class 2, Pieroe-Webb School;
Claudia Strawn, teacher. now on