Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-16
ooARo or EDUCATION

6FkClAL AB8IINu LAST NIonA'
special meeting of the Board Of Education
Was held last evening. President GrimshAw Ill the
chair for the purpose Of acting upon the report Of
the Committee on Teachers in relation to the ex- |
animation and reappointment Of teachers
Mr.. Hilles. chairman Of the Committee on
TeacherA, presented the following report, whicn
was read and adopted:
The committes nominated the teachers named
below, those In the "A" list to commence their
labors in September next in the schools stated. and
those in the B' list to be hereafter employed when
required BY the wants Of the Board, and recon-
mend that they be employed with the distinct I'M
derstanding that they are expected to continue
their attention T. study. especially in those de-
partments in which the recent examinations have
shown them to be deficient, and that they will
avail themselves of the opportunity offered them
by the Board in the use Of the Saturday Normal
school The committee cheerfully acknowledge
the services Of Superintendent Harlan in conduct
ing the late examinations satisfactorily. and re-
commend that L. H. Bsruum's salary be increased
to $500 per anDum.
"a" LIST.
School No. l.-Boys' Department -Loring H.
Barnum. Principal; Emma PIngie, First Ass'st-
ant Saliie Hare, Second Assistant.
School No l.-9irls' Department Mary E.
Rowiand, Principal; Kate E. Stewart, Assistant;
Jane Craig Eliza Craig. Matilda L. Saysrs, Re
becca Pyle
School No 2.-Mary E. Foord, Principal; Mary
C. !. Williams, Assistant; Kate H. Smith. Sallie
A. Brown. Mary p. Jackson, Hannah +. Dennison,
| Ellen r. Stuart.
School No Lizzie Justis, Principal; Mary
f Hainss, Assistant; Mary G. Springer, Ssllie E
| Rice, Helen Smith. Helen Reed.
School No. 4.-Mary Miller, Principal; Mary j.
Francis, Assistant; Rebecca G. Hussey, Wilhel-
NINA Slocomb, Annie Reed, Susanna Pyle, Sallie
G. Boyd
School No 5.-Elizabeth Frasier. Principal {;
| Susan Netkery, Assistant; Clara " Urmy, X E.
Brown, Sailie McKeag, Louisa Schmidt, Marion
A Black.
School No - Emma Griffith, Principal Ma
ma Conner, Assistant; Lydia P. Ford Sarah w.
Broomsll, Sallie 8. Pugh, Laura Mcleod Annie
Speakman.
School No. s-HaIriet J. Newlin. Principal !;
Ada v. CArswell, Assistant; Adellne Rowland,
rson.
School No. 9-Victorine Perkins. Principal.
School No. l0.--Msggie w. Stewart, Principal;
) ,rah A. Taylor, Assistant; Susan M bate'nan.
Maggie A. Davis, Mary + Lewis; Alice Mercer.
i Annie Kirk, Assistant; Louie Stern, Emma A.
COyle.
School No. l2--Adaline Urmy. Principal; Car
rie ID. Allen, Assistant Kate Thatcher. Sallie A
Taylor.
San j. Moore, Assistant: Ella E Lloyd.
| School No. l4.-Sarah J. Sayers, Principal; Sa
rah C. Justis, Assistant; Jane Mctiovern, Annie
j. Black, Fannie J. Butler, Mary A. Guthrie
Mary L. Lacklen, Lizzie E. Duncan.
/ "B" LIST.
Ella F. Burns, Susan Weir, Sue E. Allen
Josie Jenkins, Lizzie g. Van Trump, Ada Arm
strsng, Annie E. Msgarity, Lizzie Janvier, Sa
: rah J. Lecarpentier
ed by the Board.
There were but two of the old teachers tina
failed to pass the examination.
The examination reports from the dtieren
r schools were presented, but were laid over Ill
the next meeting without reading.
A motion was made to publish the result O
n the examination Of teachers, when the averag
e attained reached 80 or upwards.
/ Mr.. Baird moved to amend by publishing tn
i result in all cases. but this WAS opposed and votes
h down.
;. The first motion was adopted and those aver
. aging 80 and above at the last examination wer
reported as follows:
Is No. Emma Pringle, 80; Sallie Hare, ,92.(
y Mary +. Rowland, 81; Kate f. Stuart, 94.s
Jane Craig. 94.6; Eliza Craig, 1856; Rebecc
C. Hus- ey, 944; Matilda l.. Sayers, SS.4.
No. 2.-Mary C. /. Williams, 84.4.
e No 3.--Lizzie Justis 80; Helen Reed, 86.'
u No. 4.-Mary Miller, 94.2; Mary A. Franci
: 81; Wilhelmina Slocomb, 872; Annie Rec.
Y $685. Susanna Pyle l.8; SalIie f. Boyd, 80
No. Emma Griffith, Ss.2;; Carrie d. Al
r len. 8O.8
!" Maggie Stuart, 94.8; Annie E. Hates. 85.4
Annie Kirk, 80; Elizabeth Fraser, S4.S; Salli
:, A. Taylor, S0.6; Sarah J. Sayes, S9.2; Sara
e e. Justice, "a.
On motion, the Secretary was instructed
:, motif, the present teachers Of their reappoin
:. ment, and the new teachers Of their apInn
-, nent, transmitting with the notification copi
10 Of resolutions passed BY the Board, in referen
|, To appointment "f teachers.
IN On MOTION adjourned