The Washington times., 1937-01-29
NIGHT SCHOOL
COMMENCES
FEB. |

OeSlSGTd dGlOLlS IOT Glasses IN Cfl6
evening schools for both white
and colored students must be
made on the opening evening, Feb
ruary l, after $50 p. m, Dr.
Frank w. Ballou, superintendent,
announced today.
Glasses will be held three eve
nings a week, from $50 to 9:51
p. m. on Mondays, Wednesdays
and Thursdays.
White schools and the subjects
they will teach are:
Abbot Vocational, Seventh and
o Streets Northwest, classes in
electric motors, ignition, printing,
sheet metal work and electric
and acetylene welding.
Central High School, Thirteenth
and Clifton Streets Northwest,
classes in elementary accounting,
biology, bookkeeping, chemistry,
civics, English, French, German,
history, journalism, mathematics,
shorthand, Spanish, typewriting
and elementary-grade subjects.
Hine Junior High
Hine Junior High School,
Seventh and c Streets Southeast,
classes in elementary accounting,
biology, bookkeeping, clerical prac-
tice, commercial English, history,
Journalism, mathematics, short
hand, typewriting and element
ary grade subjects.
Mckinley High School, Second
and T Streets Northeast, classes
in accounting, bookkeeping chem
istry. civics, commercial law, &C.
onomics, electricity, English,
German, history, home economics,
italian, journalism, Latin, ma
chine shop mathematics, mechan-
ical drawing, office machines,
physics, shorthand Spanish, type
writing. wood shop and element
ary-grade subjects.
Roosevelt High
Roosevelt High School, Thir-
teenth and Allison Streets North
west, classes in accounting, book
keeping, chemistry, civics, COM
mercial law, economics, English,
French, German, history, journal
ism, mathematics, office ma
chimes, physics, shorthand, Span
ish, statistics elementary, type
writing and elementary-grade
subjects.
Webster School, Eighteenth and
II Streets Northwest. All grades,
English civics, history, and prepa-
ration for naturalization.
After the seventy-Second evening
Of the school year, classes at Cen
tral will consolidate with other
schools. Mckinley, Roosevelt and
probably Hine will continue until
June %. Abbot will continue for
approximately 80 nights Of the
school year.
For futher information students
may apply to E. j. Lockwood, dl-
rector of evening schools, Central
High, Thirteenth and Clifton
Streets Northwest.
For COIOred
The second semester for the
colored evening schools in the Dis
trict opens Monday. G. C. Wilkin-
son, first assistant superintendent,
announced today.
Glasses will be held Mondays,
Wednesdays and Thursdays dur
ing the following hours Cardozo,
from 7 to 1921 p. m. All other
buildings from p. m. to 10:14
p. m.
Armstrong High School, P Street,
between First and Third Streets
Northwest, will hold classes in vo-
cational subjects, art, electricity,
machine shop, sewing, stationary
engineering, cooking, tailoring,
woodwork, and shoe repairing.
CardOzO High
Cardozo High School, Ninth
Street and Rhode Island Avenue
Northwest, classes in academic
and commercial subjects; algebra,
bookkeeping, chemistry, civics,
commercial arithmetic, CONNER
cial law, English, French, geome-
try, history. music, office practice,
craftsmanship, shorthand, sociol-,
ogy, Spanish, statistics and type
writing.
Elementary ClaSses-Armstrong,
grades l to 8; Francis Junior High,
at Twenty-fourth and N Streets
Northwest, grades l to 8, sewing;
Garnett-Patterson Junior High,
Tenth and U Streets Northwest,
grades l to 8. sewing and music;
Lovejoy School, Twelfth and D
Streets Northeast, grades / to 8;
Phelps Vocational School, Twenty
fourth and Benning Road North
east. electric welding, automobile
mechanics, and Randall Junior