Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-02-19

tees report of which he is a member,
| alleging that it was written by per-
| sons other than members Of the COM
| mittee.
Closing of the schools Monday for
| the George Washington birthday OBJ
servance and March 4 for President
Coolidge's inauguration was approved
The board, however, decided to hold
Its regular meeting on Inauguration
| day.
The board acknowledged nine addi-
t1onal Endorsements to the fve-year
school building program and a report
from the Park View Citizens Asso
clatlon approving platoon schools. 1t
/ also received from the Western Home
and School Association a protest
against the proposal to establish a
commercial course at Western High
school. on the ground that 1t is not
desirable, and resolution from the
Georgetown Citizens Association in
aorslng the commercial course.
Changes in Personnel.
changes in personnel approved by
the board follow:
Resignations-Mar Larner. teach
er' class Ia, LenoX-French School; j.
e Franklin, teacher, class Ia, Henry
Polk School; Mary Worthington. care
taRer. Bryan School; Armstread How
ara, iaborer, Buchanan School: NJ. X.
reeves teacher. class la, ]. F. Cook
school; NJ. r. Richards, teacher, class
IA, Garfield School
Leave of absence-H. r. Mcguire,
teacher, class Ia, Congress Heights
School.
Promotion-N. f. Pinchback, from
1anltor to matron, Harrison School.
Transfers-E. H. Krehbiel, teacher,
class "a, from Business High to Nc
kinley High School; NJ. H. Leane,
teacher. class Ia, from Franklin
thomson to Hubbard Raymond
School; L. A. Helliwell, teacher, class
la, from Taylor to Franklin Thorn
son School; Mildred Earnest. from
assistant to primary instructor to
teacher Division 2; Lillian Anderson
teacher, class la. from Fairbrother
School to speech correction: NJ R.
Connick, teacher, Congress Heights,
from grade 3 to grade 4; A. f. Gar
refs. teacher. class Ia, from Petworth
70 visual education instructor: +. w.
Ely, teacher, class IA, from Edmonds
10 Petworth School: l.. f. Spackman,
teacher, class Ia, from Johnson-Pow-
ell 10 Cooke School; NJ. NJ Keith,
teacher, class Ia. from grade to
grade ), Cooke School; r. L. Ken
neoy, teacher, class la, from Corco-
ran to Curtis-Hyde School; H. f.
Sommers, teacher, Brown School.
from grade l to grade 3; NJ r. Burke,
teacher, Garnet-Patterson School.
from grade to grade 3; NJ. s. Scott,
teacher, class Ia, from Smothers to
Garnet-Patterson School; c. E. John
SON teacher class Ia, from Garnet
PATTERSON to o Street Vocational
school: c. NJ. Houston, teacher, Gar
net-Patterson School, from grade to
grade z; NJ B. Wade, teacher, Gar
net-Patterson School, from grade 5
TO grade 6; L. II. Pinchback, teacher,
Garnet-Patterson School, from grade
10 grade 5; j. P. Harris teacher,
hurIViile school, from grade to
grade D; f. n. Labat, teacher. Burr
VILE School, from grade l to grade
:; l.. c. Celen. teacher, Garfield
School from grade 2 to grade 4; NJ
A. Mathews, teacher. class Ia. from
sen school to Garfield School; NJ. L.
henderson, probationary teacher
Grass IA, Fairbrother School; r. A.
Jones, temporary teacher, class IA,
Manual Training; J. w. Crockett,
oenporarS armorer and instructor
class la; G. F. Mason. probationary
teacher, class &c, Columbia Junior
High School: r. f. Simpson, proba-
Iionary teacher. class IA, Edmonds
school; William Callaw way, temporary
teacher, class la Columbia Junior
high School; II. H. Hawkins. Iaborer
Buchanan School: j. H. Swain care
taker' Bryan School; NJ. L. Cuney.
probationary laborer. Minor Normal
school; B. B. Scott. probationary
teacher, class 3A. Armstrong Techni-
cal High School: P. f. Alexander
probationary teacher, class IA
Smothers School; E. 3. Lisemby, per-
manent teacher, class ga, Miner Nor
MAJ School; 5. w. Olden, permanent
teacher, class IA, music department.
K l.. Kemp, permanent teacher class
ia, Miner Normal School
Reinstatement-M. S. Ellis, teacher
class Ia, J. +. Cook School.