New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-31
FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 81, 1866.
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Election of Teachers Of the Public Schools.
The board of school directors held a meeting
asst evening to receive and act upon the nomira-
ions of the committee on teachers, for teachers
If the public schools Mr.. Mount presiding.
Mr.. Parham chairman of the committee on
.eachers, informed the board that the labors of
The committee had been very arduous; that they
had, for several days, devoted their whole atten-
tion to tfe selection Of teachers. They had had
before them some Your hundred applications, and
had examined three hundred and fifty of the appli.
cants In making selections they had been guided
by two rules first, to give the preference to
superior experience, capacity and moral worth
and acceptability to the community; and second,
to choose next the graduates of the high schools
of the city, who, it was to be presumed, having
been trained in those schools, were thoroughly
conyersant with the system of education in our
public schools. To facilitate the labors of the
committee it was divided into subcommittee,
one for each district which subcommittee would
nominate to the board the teachers they had
selected for their respective districts.
In accordance with this arrangement, the fol-
lowing appointments for the high and ntermed
ate schools were submitted by Mr.. Kelly repre-
sentiBg the First District, Mr. Cronan the Second
District, Mr.. Thieneman the Third District and Mr..
Parham the Fourth District, which were unani-
mously approved, except that Mr.. Leefe voted in
the negative on the list for the Second District.
Mr. Kelly in submitting the list for the First Dis
trict, left the principal of the Jackson school
blank, and asked and obtained further time to
nominate for the vacancy.
The following are the appointments as elected
by the board;
HIGH SCHOOLS.
Upper Boys.-John F. Dean, principal; '.
Calhoun, first assistant; j. d. Seaman, second as
sistant Mrs. E. Matthey, French teacher
Locer Boys.-John Percival, principal; H. V.
Hopkins, first assistant; H. D. Heyer, second as
sistant Mrs j. Lambert, French teacher.
Upper Girls.-Miss L. Pearson, principal Miss
L. j. Green, first assistant; Miss H. w. Seymour,
second assistant; Miss 3. Armstrong, third assis-
tant; Miss E. Watkins, French teacher.
LOlcer Gif1s.-Mrs, L. Bancq, principal Miss s.
G. Weiss, first assistant; Mrs A. Kilshaw, second
assistant Miss Alice Breugen, third assistant; Mrs.
Z. A. Coiron French teacher.
INTERMEDIATE soHooLs-F1RsT DISTRICT.
JdckSon-Boys.- 49, principal Mrs.
E. c. Fisher, first assistant; Miss H, Doan second
assistant; Miss L. Loispeich, third assistant; Mrs.
e. Mather, fourth assistant.
Hashtngton-G Gi7Is-MrsJ. Bartlett, principal;
Miss e. AlIston, first assistant; Miss H. E. Taylor
second assistant; Miss A. CasweIl, third assistant;
Miss NJ. Calder, fourth assistant; Mrs. A. Trott,
fifth assistant.
Clio School.-Blrs. Ell Wharton, principal; Miss
A. Solomon first tassistant Miss A. Marvin, second
assistant -
Jefferson lSchool-Boys.-M W. f. Mead,
principal; Mrs. O. A. Curtis, first assistant; Miss
Grant second assistsnt Miss U. Bellanger, third
assistant; Miss r. v. Beggs fourth assistant; Miss
NJ. J.. Cabel, fifth assistant; Mrs. N, Moore, sixth
assistant. g1 |44g#
principal; Mrs L. N. Williams, first assistant
Mrs. A. Il. Thompson, first adjunct; Miss S.
Easton, second assistant Miss j. Simmons third
assistant; Miss D. Moore fourth assistant; Miss
o. Woodwork fifth assistant; Miss A. Dentzel,
sixth assistant; Mrs. e. Il. Pinching, seventh as
= Paslding-Boys.-Mr L. C. Reed, principal
Mrs l.. G. Campbell, first assistant Miss N. J
Mills, second assistant; Miss G. A. Warner, third
assistant; Miss Mclaughlin, fourth assistant.
Pdaddi,g- Girls.-Miss H. G. Emerson, prin
cipal; Miss M. Hogan, first assistant; Miss E. Todd
second assistant; Miss j. Patton, third assistant
Miss Sarah Chiffon, fourth assistant.
| ldrShdH-BOyS.-Mr G. W, Lane, principal
Mrs j. Abbott, first assistant; Miss S. Mooney
second assistant; Miss E. Boydon, third assistant
Mrs. McCann, fourth assistant; Miss L. Ridgely
fifth assistant.
| Mrs. =. Matthews, first assistant; Miss E. Harris
second assistant; Miss X. Mulyey, third assistant
Miss ]. Kendall, fourth assistant; Miss V. n
| Leech, fifth assistant.
Fisk-Bogs.-Mr J. J. Patterson, principal
| Mr.. j. c. Pierce first assistant; Mrs. NJ. A. Eel
guson, second assistant; Miss c. Kasson, third as
sistant; Miss Alice A. Shemwell, fourth assistant
Miss NJ Finley. fifth assistant; = =, ~.
sixth %?sstant FaconaT ssyenn
Mrs NJ. E. Mcdonald, first assistant; Miss {
Brugniens, second assistant; Miss NJ. McC0rt
third assistant; Miss Mary Porter, fourth assistant
Miss Mary Kuggy, fifth assistant.
SECOND DISTRICT.
Basin Street School Boys. Principal, J. Erie
first assistant, Mrs. N. J. Clark second assistan
Miss E. Donnclly; third assistant, Marie Carr
| iolles; fourth assistant Bell V. Marks.
Rampant Street School Girls. Principal, Mr.
NJ. Dubois; first assistant, Mrs. S. v. Hooper Sc
| ond assistant, Miss ]. Schleirman; third assistar
Miss NJ, V. Sarran; fourth assistant, Miss D.
Duffy fifth assistant Mrs NJ Begault.
BtenuiUe Street School-Boys Principal,
Cronan, Jr. first assistant, Miss A. Carr secor
assistant Miss e. Wagner; third assistant, Miss
Sinclair fourth assistant, Miss S. Sehreiver;' if
assistant Mrs. E. Duffy.
Robertson Street School Girls.-Principal, Mi
Q Annie Fry; first assistant, Mrs. H. J. stephen
second Miss NJ. L. Goulemus; third, Miss NJ. Pal
fourth, Miss E. NJ. McQuaid; fifth, Miss Joseph
;. Giroux; sixth, Miss F. Boron.
I, Isl. Philip Street -B0ys.-Principal j..
' Meylor; first assistant, ]. B. Sorapuru; secon
Miss Harriet McGarty; third, Miss Cecil Rauzea
fourth, Miss Adele Boon; fifth, Miss F, Gaudi
sixth, Miss Eliza Barry; seventh, Miss M; Englis
d Barracks Street School GiTls.-Principal, NJ
= Josephine Mettaxa first assistant, Miss N. Sas
n y not; second, Miss E. McCarty; third, Miss
,,ss Series fourth, Miss N. &David; fifth, Mrs.
20 Mioton sixth, Mrs A. Maillot.
81. Anm Street School Girls.-Miss Ma
Queyron, principal; Mrs. J. B. Prados, first
sstant; Miss NJ. A. ConWell, second assistal
Miss 7. A. Childress, third assistant; Miss Ma
Coulon, fourth assistant; Miss Eulalie Laforg
French teacher.
Claiborne Street School-Boys.-Lr Mass