Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-22
SCHOOL PERSONNEL
CHANGES APPROVED
appointments, Transfers and
Promotions Among Officials
recommendations.

The following changes in school
personnel, recommended by the SUI
perintendent of Schools, were ap-
proved by the Board OF Education at
ITS regular meeting yesterday after
noon:
Appointments, permanent-Miss M.
A. Henderson, teacher, grade 2, Con-
gress Heights School, January 3, 1928:
Miss F. v. Prodigy. teacher. grade /.
Wallach-Towers School, January 3,
1928; Miss r. L. Towner, teacher,
grade 1, Congress Heights School,
January 3, 1928; Miss NJ. X. Shoe
maker, teacher. domestic science, Di-
vision 1-9, January 8, 1928; Miss H. r.
Hanes, teacher, grade 1. Brown School,
January 8. 1928: Miss h. I. Brown.
teacher, grade /, Truesdell School,
January 5, 1928; ]. II. Lucas, care
taker, Burrville School, January II.
1923: Mrs. Annie Blackwell caretaker,
Deanwood School, December is; NJ. :.
Brosnan, engineer, Hine Junior High
School. January s, 1928; ]. r. Harper,
laborer. Western High School, De.
cember 16; Walter Lynch, coalpasser,
Eastern High School, January 10,
1928; j. G. Scholl, engineer janitor.
Raymond School, January Z, 1928; J.
N. Watson, laborer, Truesdell School,
December 8; j. w. Mathis, janitor,
Force School, December 16; j. +. Culli-
name, janitor, Ludlow School, Decem-
Der 20; III. G. ARTIST, laborer, Eaton
Snhnnl january 1903 and C3mn
Jacobs, janitor, Reservoir School,
January 10. 1928.
Appointments, probationary-Miss
/. L. Jackson, teacher, grade 3, Stew
ems School. December 1; George Perry,
1aborer, Congress Heights School, De-
cember 16; Arthur Selby, laborer,
Armstrong High School, December 16;
George Olfus, laborer, Wheatley
School, December II; ]. e. Mckinney,
ce.nber 10; M. z. Lowe, engineer-Jan
itor, Smallwood School, December IA;
Walter Jones, laborer, Francis Junior
High School, December, 16, and M. w.
Mccartney, assistant engineer, East
ern nigh School, December ID.
Appointments, temporary-Miss X.
L. Thompson, teacher, domestic
science, for a period not to extend be-
yond March 81, 1923; Edmund Caskie,
tedcner, pTenCn anu Spanish, mchin-
ley High School, for a period not to
extend beyond February 29, 1928; Miss
e. L. Veley, librarian. Central High
School, for q period not to extend be-
yond February 20, 1928; w. F. Bulls,
teacher, mathematics and history, JEFF
ferson Junior High School, for Pc
rfod not to extend beyond February
20. 1928; Mrs. r. B. Parker, teacher,
shorthand and typewriting, Eastern
High School. for period not to ex-
tend beyond February 90. 1928, and
w. r. Kinsey, engineer anitor, Web
ster Americanization Night School, for
a period not to extend beyond June 80,
1928.
Extension Of temporary appoint.
ments-Mrs. G. A. Gottwalls, teacher,
domestic art, Divisions 1-9, for a pc
Rod not to extend beyond March 81,
1928; c. H. Smith, teacher, Western
High School, for period not to extend
beyond March 81, 1928; L. e. knight,
teach r. Abbot Vocational School. for
a period not to extend beyond March
81, 1928; ID. r. Edwards, teacher, or
chestral music. Powell Junior High
School, for a period not to extend be-
yond March 20. 1928. and Miss M. c.
Iinthicum, teacher, atypical classes,