The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-08-12
Bittle Is Named
H. S. Supervisor
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Columbia University he received his
Master of Arts degree and is now
working toward his doctors degree
in education He is highly recon-
mended by Frederick County school
officials and the State Department,
it was stated.
Mrs. Burrier has resigned her
position as elementary and Junior
high supervisor in Frederick County
schools to accompany her husband
here, it was also announced. Mr.. and
Mrs. Burrier will reside in one of the
limbaugh homes now under con-
struction.
The Board also appointed the fol-
lowing teachers upon nomination by
the County Superintendent: Odessa
F. Bishoff, Swan Meadow; Joseph P.
Sollars, principal Oakland Elemen-
tary; Charlotte P. Burrier, Oakland
elementary; Alice R. Howard, Loeb
Lynn; Helen r. Kelly, Friendsville
elementary; Thelma arpent er,
High; Clarence J. Gump, Oakland
High; Anna Lee Mouser, Oakland
High; Olga J. Rowan, Grantsville
elementary, Myrtle Custer, Fairview.
Transferred to Red House
Edwin w. Elias, teacher in Grants
vile elementary, was transferred to
the principalship of the Red House
Elementary school. A graduate of
Beall High school, Frostburg, and
Frostburg Normal school, he has
done additional work at the Univer-
sity of Maryland and Western Mary
land college In 1943 he was awarded
Bachelor of Science degree at
Frostburg, and at present is working
on a master of arts degree at the
University of Maryland.
During 1947-48 he was president of
the Garrett County Teachers associ-
alton and a member of the Advisory
Council of the Maryland State Teach
ers association. Mr.. Elias was
delegate to the National Educational
Association convention in Cleveland
in f948 He is president elect of the
Grantsville Rotary club.
designations accepted: Myrtle Il.
Frazee, Accident Elementary; Laura
G. WEIGH, Mt. Lake Park; Violet B.
Griffith, Kempton; Charles D.
Schrock, Accident High; James P.
Davis, Oakland High.
Proposal Submitted
Mr.. Rathbun said the board con
sidered a proposal submitted by Les
lie C. Savage for construction of
four additional rooms for the
Friendsville Elementary school ami
one submitted by Marvin G. Calls
concerning his constructing an addi-
tional room for use of pupils of Ac-
cident Elementary. The renting OF
two rooms in the recently constructed
American Legion building in Grants
vile, was authorized for the pupils of
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The Board was informed that
regulation concerning accumulative
absence of teachers on account of i'll
ness and other causes was under con-
sideration by the Maryland State
Teachers association at its meeting
in October, and that the action there
would regulate any local steps.
Approves Plan
The Board unanimously endorsed
and approved the master plan for
school buildings in the county
1t transferred the contract for
transportation of school children
from Firm Rock to Westernport to
Mrs. Moran, widow of Edward S,
Moran.
Appropriation was approved from
the capital outlay special fund Of
$3.50 to apply as one-half cost for
equipping, remodeling and removal
ing basement of Oakland elementary,
to make it more serviceable for serv-
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