Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-03
BUSY SESSION
REGULAR. MEETING
BOARD EDUCATION

AL the regular monthly meeting VI
the board of education last evening at
the board rooms in City hall nine new
teachers We're approved besides many
of the same teachers who Will resume
their work next fall.
The report of the committee on the
thrce-year course at the senior high
school was read and approved. A COM
mittee on evening schools reported that
it would be advisable to have evening
schools at Myrtle street and Redington
street for AmericaniZation purposes
and an industrial and home economics
school at the Junior high. The report
was accepted and placed on file.
There was discussion on old book
bills and it was decided to place the
matter before the city government to
see what would be done with the mat
ter. One of the members suggested
that the heating plant at the Myrtle
street school was not what 1t should
be and should be fixed or replaced.
1t was voted to hold the next meet
ing May % on account of the holiday.
The tennis schedule for the senior
high school, submitted by Hubert Es-
terbrooks, was approved as follows:
May 3-Newport at Newport.
May 7-Skowhegan at Skowhegan.
May 1lu-HdIulHeE dC NdteINiue
(pending).
May 17-Skowhegan at waterville.
May 21-Gardiner at Gardiner (pend-
ing).
May 24-Cony at Watervflle.
May 2S-Cony at Augusta.
May davenport at Waterville.
High school - Principal, Norman
Mathews; sub master Raymond J.
Cook; structors-English depart
ment. Margaret Austin, Anne Sween-
ey; French department, Mildred Bar
rows. Gladys Perry; Latin depart
Myrtle Burnett; History department.,
Alice Clarkin; Commercial depart
ment, Florence Norris, Grace Mitch
ell. Hazel Rediker.
Junior High school-Principal, Neal
Merrill: instructors - English de-
partment, Hildegard Drummond. AL
ice Osborn. Emma Rediker, Myra
Savage: Natural Science depart
ment, Antoinette Lambert, Fannie
Maddocks; Commercial Science de-
partment, Helen O'Donnell; Latin
department, Alice Osgood; Mathe-
mates department, Sadie Blake,
Esther Murray, Agnes Rounds: So
cial science department, Alice lBlan-
chard, Susie McKechnie, Amy Phil
lips, ElIZdDeln SCTlpleT. DOIneSIlC
Science department. Eula Skinner,
Annie Day: Manual Training de-
partment, John P. Eagan, Emery
Gooch.
Special teachers-Music, Dorothy
Marden; physical training, George
Hendricks; drawing, Sara Lang;
writing. Dora P. Libby.
Elementary school principals -
Walnut Street Ella Parkin: Myrtle
Street, Grace Corthell; Brook Street,
Bertha Butterfield; North Grammar,
Gertrude Lord: Western Avenue,
Laura Hall; South Grammar, Leo
Holland; Grove Street, Flora Hall;
Redington Street, Ethel knight.
Elementary school teachers-Fan-
ME Angle, Doris Brown, Cora Dow,
Camilla Downie, Edna Emery. Flor
ice Foster. Avice Haney, Eunice
Hoyt, Sylvia Hurley. Eva Jackson.
Maud Jennings. Ida Kelley. Ethel
Kennison, Ruth Larson. Olive Nc
Dowell. Helen MARI. Edna Reed,
Marion Wentworth, Cornelia Brew
er, Ina Allen, Annie Clark, Lillian
Fleischer. Mary Remission, Ida MUIR
ray, Violet Thompson, Ethel Ward,
Anne Murray. Marjorie Brown, Phila
Hutchins, Elizabeth O'Donnell.
= Substitute teachers-Eva BURDEN.
Lulu Elder. Bertha Terry, Margaret
Bearce, Catherine Dundas.
New teachers-FranceS Pearson.
Monica Sullivan, Ruth Kelliher.
Kathleen Young. Charlotte Sawyer.