Evening Star Newspaper, September 30, 1926, Page 6

PLAYGROUNDS AT 40 SCHOOLS SCOREP BY FOWLER IN REPORT Health Offlcer Vciites Poor Hygienic and Sanitary Conditions at Others—Yard Facilities Hel R Unsatisfactory playground facilities | at more than 40 schools and poor con- | ditions from a hygenic and sanitary standpoint were reported to members | of the Board of Education at their regular t the Franklin School by Dr. Willlam C. Fowler, Distr th officer. Ttemized statem werning the ! lumentable playzround conditions at the schools wer ined in { Pge report on il s ary | wding of th cstem . the close of the st school vear, requested 1 Dr. Fowler at the insistence of wrles 1. Carusi. vice president of | ® board, that the body should have a concrete record of conditions at cach | school in the city | con the schonl Playgrounds Too Small. | complaints concern. | aygrounds mad ors of the He » that they are too ning less than 10 squar hool pl inspe the medic; Departn small feet Dy ent, ation of 1 nt per Frank took a d Ballou, superintend rent view, that conditior and scores and rt will he of continued Dr ¢ complets picture the matter with the older schools and will enable us to, remedy them as fast as we are pro- vided with money."” Dr. Ballou reported to the board that ail teachers and pupils who de- #ire 10 go 1o the Sesquicentennial on District day, October 6, will be ex cosed from school. The teachers will ® & supply substitutes. Dr. Bal- Zt admonished all who are planning ¢ ro 1o make the necessary reserva- ¥21s, us the special rates are only $uod on special train: Jr. Carusi, who presid afice of President E. ( Siorarily disposed of the dilemma of 3¢ junior high school teachers who | a pay by a recent ruling Controller General by naming fllizgan und himself a commit tee of two to seek a solution which will be fair to the teachers Changes in personnel approved by the board follow Resignations—1 ] class 34, McKinl T. McDermott. teacher S 2C. Co lumbla Junior High School: M. P.| €ade, teacher, class 3A, Western High | Bchool; J. A. Bougie, teacher S 2A, printing Jefferson Junior great Baliou of &mall things ed in the ab- Graham, tem- loss Kritz, teacher, High Sghool; H | grade 7 | grade 3 | M | Ketcham-Va | grade d Too Small. teacher, class 1A, from Truesdell to Hubbard-Raymond; E. L. Maine, teacher, cl 1A, from Whittler to ruesdell; M. L. Crocker, teacher, s% 1A, from New Brightwood to ruesdell; Scottie McPheeters, teach- er, class 14, from Johnson-Bancroft to Hubbard-Raymond; T. G. Stick- ney, teache s 1A, from West to Petworth; M. L. Hoskins, teacher, 1A, Blalr-Havyes to West. A. L. Hoeke, teacher, class 1A, from | Peabody-Hilton to Barnard; R. F. Co nor, teacher, class 1A, from Peabod: Hilton to Monroe; L. E. Emmerman, teacher, class 1A, Brookland, from to 8: Roberta Shewmaker, class 1A, Brookland, from to 4; M. L. Kilton, teacher, el 1A, Burroughs, from grade 3 to 4; M. M. Talbert, teacher, class 1A, Emery-Eckington, from grade 6 to W. Taylor, teacher, class IA, Langdon, from grade 3 to 4: A. D. Blankenship, teacher, class 1A, Buren, from grade 5 to S, Winn, teacher, class 1/ Ketcham-Van Buren. from grade 4 to Pauline “Tomlin, teacher, class 1. om Carbery to Ketcham M Demarco, teacher, Buchanan, from grade 6 to 7; Chamberlin, teacher, class 1. Plerce Webh to Drent-Dent; H. L. augh, teucher, class 1A. from Smallwood-Bowen to Ketcham-Van Buren; F. B. Newell, teacher, class 1A, Wallach-Towers to Buchanan; M. R. Maloy, teacher, class 1A, from to 6, Buchanan; H. G. Downes, teacher, class 1A, from Wallach- Towers to Buchanan; M. R. Connick, teacher, class 1A, Congress Heights, grade 4 to 6: D. L. Tripp, teacher, class 1A, Congress Helghts, from grade 2 to 1; H. B. Masson, teacher, class 1A, from Ketcham-Van Buren to Congress Helghts; S. W. Beller, teacher, class 1A, from Peabody- Hilton to Gales'Arthur; C. M. Fuller, teacher, class 1A, from Truesdell to caton-Blake; . V.. Schmucker, teacher, class 1A, from New Bright. wood to Park View: A. L. Motyka, teacher, class 1A, from Wheatley to Thomson: D. Y. Wilson, teacher, class 1A, from Dennison to Morgan; A. B. Chatelain, teacher, ¢ 1A, from Henry-Polk to Bradley; Myrtle E. Moore, teacher, class 14, from Morgan to Blair-Hayes; W. M. Costigan, teacher, class 1A, from Blair-Hayes to Seaton-Blake; Anne Lamborn, teacher, class 1A, from New Brightwood to Blair-Hayes; L. F. Davis, teacher, s 1A, Benning, from grade 4 to 6 I Prangley, teacher, class 1A, teacher, from Raver, probationary teacher, class 1A, Wheatley; E. G. Oyer, proba- tionary teacher, class 1A, Congress Helghts: M. E. Willlame, proba- tionary teacher, class 1A, Henry Polk; " P. J. Muller, probationary teacher, class 1A, ; C. B. Brown, probationary class 1A, Brookland: K. E. Kirk, pr bationary teacher, class 1A, Bennin R. B. Shaw, probationary teacher, class 1A, Congress Helghts: Ruth Simmons, probativnary teacher, class 1A, Wheatley; D. 8. Latterner, pro- bationary teacher, class 1A, Bi {chanan; Abigail Whiton, probationa teacher, class 1A, Woodridge; M. M. Neeb, probationary teacher, class 1A, Gales-Arthur hool: Dorothea Creager, probationary teacher, class 1A, Smailwood-Bowen: A. B. Chate- lain, probationary teacher, class 1A, Bradley: A. N. Taylor, probationary teacher, class 14, Bendlng; A, E. Mandler, probationary teacher, class 1A, Thomson: P. E. King, proba- tionary teacher. class 1A, Ketcham- Van Buren; Efffe Brown, probation- ary teacher, 1.¥, visual instru tion; D. R. Thompson, probationary teacher, class 1A, Brooklund: R. L. Huntington, teacher, probutionary class 1A, Gales-Arthur; V. E. Hen- derson, probationary teacher, class Wallach-Towers; R. M. Hen- probationary teacher, class . Gales-Arthur I, Elliott teacher, probationary, class 1-4, Bu Breta McBride, temporary teacher, class 1A, domestic ar Partridge, temporary te 1A, domestlc art; Esther } McKenna, teacher, class tionary teacher, class Junlor High; bationary teacher, cla Junior High; substitute, | probationary te | Langley Junior High: J WASHINGTON, D. 0. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30 temporary teacher, class 1A, domestic art; J. class 1A, domestic art; Sylvia Sheer, temporary teacher, class 1A, domestic sclence; teacher, class 1, Ludlow-Taylor: M. class 1A, Stanton; A. P. Snyder, p batlonary teacher, clas; Hyd H. Ryan, temporary teacher, E. B. Haas, probationa ¥ Painter, teacher, probationary, 1A, Curtis- Pauline Tomlin, probationary class 1A, Carbery; G. S. permanent teacher, class 1A, division 3; L. C. Lee, probation- teacher, ary teucher, class 1A, visual instruc- E. C. Robbins, class 1A, Cranch-Tyle Day, probationary teacher, 1A, Wallach-Towers; B. R. Balter, probationary teacher, class 14, Van Ness; A, B. Hedges, proba- 2C, Columbia Chapman, pro- A, Columbia Augusta Friener, tem- porary teacher, class 2A; Macfarland or High. P. &arden, class tion; probationary R. E. M. L. temporary annual 3 *. M. Vanice, cher, class 2. Mac- farland Junior High: Marjorle Brad- teacher, cli 2A, B. Bucking- ham, probationary teacher, class 1A, Burroughs; V. E. Tyler, probationary teacher, class 1A, Peabody-Hilton: K. P. Cotter, probationary teacher, class 1A, Wheatley; D. M. Hennessy, pro- bationary teacher, class 1A, Corcoran- Juckson; Delphia Mosedale, proba- tionary teacher, class 1A, Randle Highlands: Ida Simonsen. probation- ry teache s 1A, Stanton; Ruth temporary Naylor, probationary batfonary teacher, class F. W. Smith, class 1A, Littlepage, tempo: A, Powell Junior High son, temporary teac Langley Junior Hig strong, probationary 1A, Johnson-Bancroft: M. probationary teacher, cl low-Taylor; Melvin porary teacher, Junfor High: E. Q. Rubkin, temporary 810 Sixth 1. H. Burnside, temporary class 1A, division 9; Dawson, probationary teacher, teacher, class 1A, southwes! teacher, 1A, art’ department; T. R clerk, probationary. class service room;.V. L. Jackson-Corcoran; L. A. permanent clerk, class 1, office of at- work permits teacher, s . R. Keliher, per- ass 1A; Eaton . permanent teacher, Crowley, manent teacher, class 1A, division 6; E. G. Durnbaugh, permanent teacher, L. Suthard, Keene; nitor, rter, probationar ell; H. J. Gibson, and permanent anney tendance Chappell, 1A, Tenley 1A, divisfon 6; M. K. class 1A, division 6; H. probatonary caretaker Coates, probationary dell; Walter Ca gineer-janitor, Trues laborer, Emery; F. gineer-janitor, ~ Whittie Are They Prepared As Well As tute, class 2C; C. H. Smith, annual substitute, class 1A; A. G. Lew nual substitute, class 1A; L. N. Fitz hugh, annual substitute, class 1A; k K. Taylor, annual substitute, class 1.\ Reinstatements: Alice Piguet, teach Central High Maude Moody, teacher, class 1A; d: H. Mannihgs, teache engineer-janitor, Barnard; W. | dings-Lincoln: C. P. Hoffman, tempo- teacher, probationary, 1A, Ludlow-Taylor; A. E. Harry, teacher, class 2A, Shaw Junior Hig! 5 probutionary . Wil- | class 1A, school garden department; . Freeman, probationary teacher, Douglass-Twining; | Just, annual substitute, class 3A: C. |mestic art: M. M. Alexander, annual substitute. class | class 1A, physical training. . annual substitute, | probationary . Ward; care- Smallwood-Bowen: liam IHinton, laborer, New Bell School: | I temporary teache ary teacher, clas ay has many small strikes Tomorrouw, Important Mauge probationary, class 1, office of school attendance and work permit Staub, permanent teacher, ¢ DRESS SALE 500 Newest Fall Frock Designed to Sell at $19-5° fo 325 All those seeming trifles that Benning, from grade 2 to 4; Elizabeth Lauxmann, teacher, class 1A, from Thomson to Kenilworth; K. D. Brady, Bchool: A. D. Kaplan, teacher, 1A. Blow School: B. N. Rice, teacher, elass 1A, Petworth School RB. Leaf, teucher, class 1A, Tenlev-Janney |teacher, class 1A, Peabody-Hilton, School; M. . Reilly, teacher, class 1A, | from grade 4 to 5: E. G. Durnbaugh, Tndustrial Home School; H. E. Rich- |teacher, class 1A, Peabody-Hiiton, ards, teacher, class 1A, Van Ness:|from grade 1 to 2: I. I. Hunter, teach- Mary Bercaw, clerk, class 1. clerical fer, class 1A, from Congress Heights service room; Ethel Gray, caretaker, |to Edmonds: H. K. Cole, teacher, class Mott School; . Finotti, laborer,|1A, from Carbery to Blair-Hayes; M. Their LessonS? iy o so tellingly mark them as Xli\.\'. Necklines, sleeves, drapings, ja- hots, flares, and equally impor- tant, the materials and colors, have come dripping from Fash- END them off to school prepared physically Chestnut The Dairy Farms from which Chestnut Farms Milk comes —are in- Van Buren; B. S. Reed, janitor, Adams School: W. I. Jones, laborer, New Ball School Ttetirement—Sophie Sanger, teacher, class 1A, division 4 Termination- 1. L. tor, Truesdell School Teave of teacher. class . art M. 5. Ellfott, t . clas: School; P. D. te: Aivision 1. Wilkinson, Business High teacher, class teacher, al High Suthard, jani Inez Hogan, department | 1A, Toner her, class 1A, Cook class 3A, School. Promotions—M. L. Girts, teacher, from class 1A, Pierce Webb, to class ZA. Columbia Junior High: M. E. Bowen, teacher, from 1A, Divi- n 5, to class > department; P. 1. Tackson, t from class 1A, tor adys Pri musie, to Jefferson High: B. T. Dagnall, teacher, class 1A, division 7, to class A, Hine Junior High: R. B. Hutson, teacher, class 14, division 3, to class untor High, Allee Colbert, from clerk, of- fice of school & nee and work permits, to attendance officer; C. V. Allen, teacher, fr . Braok land, to arland Junior High: M teacher, from class 1A, Force Macfarland Junior gles, teacher, Janney, to cla Armstrong Techni Junior pper, Adam: High; M. 1 from class 1A, Tenley 3 . Macfarland Junior High: J. 1. Dyer, teacher, visual in- struction, from class 1A to 2A: Mor- gan Peyton, cngineer-janitor, from Mott to Dunbar High; Alex Jenkins, | engineer-janitor, from Burrville t Mott, R. Coleman, teacher, clas: school gardens, to class 3A, Larkin, teach class 1A, from Smallwood-Bowen to | Greenleaf; V. B. Lushy, teacher, class 1A, from Greenleaf to Small- wood-Bowen; Verna Fenstermaker. teacher, o 1A, from grade 4 to 5 Her -Polk: M. J. MeDx ell, teach er, class 1A, from Peabody-Hilton to Art department; M. J. McDonnell, teacher, class 1A, from Henry-Polk ta Peabody-Hilton; J. P. Thorne, clerk, from office of assistant supe to McKinley High; H, V. from Clerical Service assistant superintendent’s . teacher, class 2, | class { ment Young, teacher, to Tenley teacher, class | Addison M A class 1A, Jack- | grade 5 to 6: | lass 14, Tenley- | supple- | Woodall, | from grade AeMonig Corec T Kley. teac fr g 3 to te: fam . Toner, Helliwell, t om teacher, « 4t03: L. A 1A, from Curtis-Hyde to L 2ache ss 3 to Addison M. | rom | Toner 14, i Stewart Addi tis-Hyde: M ‘her. class | R. Reed. teacher, Ludlow-Taylor to Blow: Kee, teacher, class 1A, from Old Brightwood to Blair-Hayes; M. E. Steele, teacher, class 1A, from Blair- Hayes to New Brightwood; F. L. Basim, teacher, class 1A, from Ketcham-Van Buren to Plerce-Webh; M. F. Elliott, teacher. class 1A, from Burroughs to Blow; B. H. Lawrence, teacher, class 1A, from Carbery to Peabody-Hilton; H. F. Brunhouse, teacher, class 1A, from Barnard to Hilton; M. C. Howard, teach- 1A, from Blair-Hayes to Wheatlay; M. I. Riggins, teacher, class 1A, from Wheatley to Plerce- Webb; H. G. Gantley, teacher, class 1A, Wheatley, from grade 6 to 8. Lelia Lee, teacher, class 1A, Wheat. e upplementary teacher to ade 6; B. Kuykendall, teacher, class 1A, Congress Helghts, to Pea- body-Hilton: P. Muller, teacher, class 1A, Peabody-Hilton, from grade 7 to 8; B. Randall, teacher, class 1A, from Wheatley to Carbery; D, C. Alwine, teacher, class 1A, from Ben- ning to E y' D. L. Goldiner, teacher, class 1A, from Benning to Blair-Hayes; M. N. Bridges, teacher, class 1A, from Lenox-French to Car- bery; B. A. I'ace, teacher, class AA, class 1A, from Gladys Mec- from McKinley High to Western High; Cella Oppenheimer, teacher, class 2C, Columbia_Junior High to class 3A, Eastern High: E. N. Burgess, teach. er, class “2A, from Macfarland Junior High to Powell Junior High; W. I Conway, teacher, class 3A, from McKinley 'High to Macfarland Junior High; J. J. Lowery, teacher, s 2C, Macfarland Junior High to fcKinley High; D. L. Lucas, acher, class 2A, from Powell Junior lixh to Columbia Junior High; F. W. . teacher, class 2C, Powell Jun- High, to class 3A, McKinley High; A. Specht, janitor, from Abbot to Abbot Vocational School; R. N. Thompson, janitor, A. Bowen School, from Division 13 to Division 2 Perry. laborer, from Emery Langley Junior High School; H. L. Suthard, janitor. from Truesdell to Keene School: H. D. King, teacher, class 1A, from primary department to er-Langston; E. L. Larry, teacher, 1A. " from Slater-Langston to glass- Twining; A. M. Ray, teacher, ass 14, Douglass-Twining to Dean: wood; R. G. Moore, teacher, from Deanwood to primury department, class 1A: E. B. Fletcher, teacher, 1A, from primary depart’ to Cleveland: J. D. 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