Letter from Lida Lee Tall to Henry S. West, 1924

June 12* 1924 Dr. Henry 3. west. Super5nt*mdent of Public Instruction. Madison and hafayetto venue a. Bal time re , ”a rylar. d » 4 My dear Dr. Y. est •. i t our oonforemeo in your office on Thursday. June Б, .те discussed the possible mermens of the of the Teachers Training School who might be glad to be invited to the Towson normal School for lv ; next year (1924-25). t that time you made two suggestions i (a) It might be a ;ood arrangement 3i; ce the City is to pay the sal ariea of a specified number of teachers, to fc.ve these teachers re¬ main on the City pav roU , tho super i ht 4H4Mli ass idling them to teach at Towson. (b) It might ffsci titptr» -vtter^ if the Tow» or. оггл* 1 School present¬ ed the need for repairs and alterations in the h ministration build¬ ing incident (a) to the transfer of library ehelvir/-: end other equip¬ ment and (b) to meet the physical non з of the enrolment increased * by the entering City students, to the City superintendent who would assign carpenters and plumbers from the City repair force to do the work. I took these matters nr> with Mr. Cook, . ad wo both agreed that it will not be possible to attach anyone to the faculty of the otatc dorwal School except in the regular way: V nomination of the principal and by elec¬ tion by the State Board of 'Cdncntion The salaries of the ins true tors will be listed on tho pay roll in the usual way. but the dt-ate Department will for¬ ward to the daini stmt ion utlding tho salary list to o© cared for by the City. • In regard to the repairs. I think you have had a oonforance with Mr. Cook. We are going fchoad with the plan to have the architect who ad¬ vises the State Board go over the buildings here and suggest tho repairs and alterations. This advice will be passed on to you. з conn as we have had this conference, 1 shall let you know. Ysry sincerely yours. , Т.ЙШ Principal