Evening Star Newspaper, June 28, 1923, Page 26

26 Psychblogical Tests Assured For District Public Schools Board of Education Names Expert to Direct Work. Appointments and Promotions for Next Session. Tntroduction of psychological tests in the District public schools was as sured when the board of education vesterday afternoon appointed Miss Jessle La Salle of the Teachers' Col- jege of Columbia University to estab- lish and direct the new departmentof | educational measurement and search. A number of other important ap- pointments in the schoo! system also were made by the board. Harold E. Warner of the Eastern High Schooll faculty was promoted to be principal | of the junior high school to be estab- |t lished ‘in the old Eastern building,, | re- . atanit, UURE FORRES] r course in the Chicago Kinder- en and Elementary College. She degree in Teachers Col- degree In 1920, THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, LaSalle's work at Teachers College has been in statistical methods, tests and measurements. She has taken courses with Profs. Thorndike, Mc- Call, Trabue and Hollingworth. Miss La Salle brings with her work a_ broad scholarship in the field of rsychology. Not only in her normal school course, but in her course in Teachers Coliege she has continued her study of psychology, there being courses with Profs. Thorndike, Hol- lingworth, Whitiey and Wocdworth. Courses in Philosophy. In the fleld of philosophy and prin- ciples of education Miss La Salle has taken courses with Profs. Kilpatrick, Konser, Rugg, McMurray and Patty HIill. In addition to the foregoing scholastic and professional training Miss La Salle has had experlence as classroom teacher and supervisor. She was a kindergartner in Chicago, and for eight years was director of kindergartens in Cleveland. e demonstration teacher in the Clev, land School of Education for one year, and has been for five summer sessions instructor in cholog: cducation In the Cleyeland School of Education. At Tea she was asslstant to Di worth, professor of psychology, cne year. She has been on the staff of two departments, glving extension cou for Teachers' College, for two years. She leaves a pesition of director of educational research and school psychologist at the Scar- horough School, a position which she bus held for three years. Miss La Salle has conducted courses in catlonal psychology and tests mueasurements with Washingl teachers for the past three years, is held In high esteem by the larg number of teachers whe her coursee. the new dire have taken | pageantry, is a native of Washington, and is still living In the house In which she was born, at 1221 K street. She is a graduate of the Americal Academy of Dramatic Art and the She was ' for | HAROLD E. WARNER. Fmpire Theater Dramatic School of New York city, and has been a public reader for some years. | Mrs. Forrest has been director and nd pageantry in THURSDAY, Massachusetts and producer in Massa- chusetts, the Pacific and Michigan. For a number of years she has been staging dramatic productions in Washington, a few of the larger ones | being “The Pageant of the Allles” July 4, 1918; “The Festiva] of Peace,” July 4, 1919, produced by the commu- nity centers; “The Cress Triumphant,” presented in May, 1922, and the Shrine ! water pageant early this month. Mrs. Forrest is chairman of the dra- | matic committee of the Arts Club, national secretary of the Belleau Wood Memorial Association, member | of the League of American Pen Wom- | en. Daughters of the American Revo- lution and Women's City Club. She will sai] for Europe next week to be present as one of the officers at the dedication of the Belleau wood. From there she will go to study the little theater movement in France, Ger- many, Bavaria and Switzeriand. This | week'Mrs, Forrest directed the pres- ientation of “The Pastime of Eternity,’ | a Perslan play written by G. A. Lyon. | George Washington Alumnu | Mr. Warner graduated with an A. B.| degree from the George Washington | University In 1913. He spent two | summers at Cornell and completed | enough adaitional work at George | Washington Unlversity to receive a | degree of master of arts in education |and master's diploma from that insti- tution_in 1920. | | Mr. Warner has been active in the | |affairs of the school outside of his| | classroom teaching. He was super- | visor of the high school bank for five years. He has been faculty ad- visor of athletics in the Eastern High School since 1919. For a still longer period he has been faculty advisor | of the publications of the school. He | has given Invaluable assistance to the Iprincipal of the school during the past year or more in equipping and fur- | tral Labor {HEAL SKI JUNE 28, 1923. nishing the new Eastern High School. | Warner has filled the positions from Mr. Warner has been elected to po-|time to time of financial clerk, pri- sitions of responsibility by his asso-|vate secretary, stenographer and ciates. In 1920 he was the delegate |salesman. In addition to this varled of the High School Teachers’ Union of‘«-'lxntkflfflgg (ol Wasuer e . oy cler! n e bureau of standardization the District of Columbia to the Cen- | o tha' American Red Cross: 1o the tral Labor Union In 1917 he was|summer of 1817, In the sumer of 1918 ea er ol e igh School each- e was chief clerk i h ers’ Association. For the past four | = s e years he has been sccretary of the Federal Schoolmen’s Club, and is chairman of the committee on edu- | cation of the Lincoln Park Citizens' Association. In addition, he is a mem- | ber of the executive committee of the | castern Commercial Teachers' Asso- ciation. Chlet Clerk in Red Croms. As a means of preparing himself better to carry on his work as a reial N DISEASES| Apply Zemo, Clean, Penetrating, : Antiseptic Liquid. i ing up, closing up ar recreation. Send me Beaches, ladies’ fancy us at once. It is unnecessary for you to suffer | with Eczema, Blotches, Ringworm. 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Smith Wormley of the Min Normal School faculty was advanc to principal of the new Randall Ju: for High School. Mrs. Marie Moore Forrest was appointed in the dual position of secretary of the Central High School community center and director of pageantry for the commu- nity center department Will Start in September. In recommending the appointment of Miss La Salle, Su; Schools Ballou explained tha she is to fill a regular supervising principal's position that has been vacant for se eral years, her principal work will be the establishment of the bureau of educational research and measure- ment. The work will start in tember, A radical completed her of doctor of phi- 1y one-third of Miss Agents for Whitman’s, Norris’ & Jacob’s Candies Always Fresh More of those delicious GUM DROPS, 25c per Ib. Jordon Almonds, 33c per Ib. 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