The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-07-21
EIGHT TEACHERS PRESENT
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TRANSFORMATIONS

nOlds, PRESIDENT ana MT. harvey II.
Buck, vice-president
The minutes of the regular meet
ing Of June 18th were read and ap-
proved, and sundry bills ordered
paid
The following designations were
received and accepted with regret:
Miss Cora A. Dunn, Assistant in
the Elkton High School.
Miss Ruth J. Wager, Assistant In
the Elkton High School.
Miss Evelyn Smith, Assistant in
the Rising Sun High School.
Miss Alice F. Letter, Assistant in
the North East High School.
Miss M. Charlotte Drechsler, Assis-
tant in the Perryville High School
Miss Dorothy l.. Milbourne, Asis-
tant in the North East Elementary
School.
Mrs. Sara X. Turner, Assistant In
the Rising Sun Elementary school.
Miss Hannah G. Hartnett, Assist
ant in the Elkton Elementary School,
who is retiring after 40 years of SER
vice in the schools of Cecil County
A letter was received from DR..
Thomas G. Pullen, Jr., State Super
intendent of Schools, approving the
purchase by the Board of Education
of additions to the Rising Sun and
Kenmore public school properties.
The dates for the opening of both
white and colored schools of Cecil
County was set for September 18th,
preceded by teachers meeting on
September 18th, and day spent in
the schools by the teachers on Sep
TENDER 18th. The closing date for
the schools was set for June 8, 1915.
A delegation of patrons from the
spokesman, again came before the
Board regarding transportation of
their children to the Harris school.
The Board assured this delegation
that their request would be investi-
gated and definite answer given
within the next few weeks.
The Board decided to purchase adj
ditional land at the Kenmore and
Rising Sun Schools and instructed
the Superintendent to have Mr.. John
Delaney survey these properties
and ascertain just how much desir-
able land can be purchased with the
funds at hand.
A delegation from Elk Neck, Mrs.
Thomas Wood, spokesman, appeared
before the Board opposing the clos
ing of Harris school. The board as
sured this delegation that no plans
had been made to close this school.
The following appointments and
transfers were approved by the
Board
Rev. Philip e. Worth, Assistant in
the Cecilton High School.
Mrs. Ethel Y. Terrell, Assistant in
the Chesapeake City High School.
Mrs. Marion Y. White, Home Ec-
onomics Assistant in the Elkton High
School.
Miss Betty r. Kennedy, First
Grade Teacher in the Howard Street
School, Elkton.
Miss A. Leah Ottey, First Grade
Teacher in the Howard Street School,
Elkton.
Miss Isabelle Lynch, Third and
Fourth Grade Teacher in the Ken
more Elem. School.
Miss Mary Jane Wood, Fourth and
Fifth Grade Teacher in the North
East Elem. School.
Mrs. Evelyn P. Kay, transferred
from First Grade Teacher in the &C.
clifton Elem. School to Sixth Grade
in the Elkton Elem. School.
Miss Susie E. Dean transferred
from the First Grade in the Howard
Street School to Third Grade in the
Elkton Elem. School.
Miss Emily A. Scott transferred
from the Sixth Grade in the Elkton
Elem. School to Seventh Grade in the
Elkton Elem. School.
Mrs. Kathryn Y. Thompson trans
ferred from Principal of Colora
School to Second Grade in the Rising
Sun Elem. School.
Mr.. Paul Calvert, Secretary of the
Kenmore P. T. A., came before the
Board regarding plans for the Ken
more school for the coming school
year. The Board assured Mr.. Calvert
that additional land was being pur-
chased at the school and that they
were agreeable to furnishing library
facilities at the school. No action as
yet has been taken on the request
for changing the bus routes in the
Fourth District.
The Superintendent reported that
Mr.. Percy H. Claggett, President of
the Lions Club in Perryville, had
contacted him and asked that per-
mission be given the Lions Club to
erect an honor roll for the Perryville
service men and women on the cor
ner of the Perryville High School
property nearest the dual highway.
This permission was granted by the
Board.
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