Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-16

MEET he OF THE SCHOOL BOARD -APpoNaAdES
OF TEACuRRR

MEET he on THE SCHOOL BOARD -APponqaENT
OF TEACHERS.
A 81 iecial meeting of the school Board was
held, ast evening, in compliance with the re-
quiren ents Of the bylaws, for the election Of
Teachets.
The bleet OF the meeting being stated by the
Preside nj, the reports Of the several Committees
on Examinations were presented and laid over
until the next regular meeting.
The report of the Committee on Teachers was
then read Two lists were reported to the Board
for conhImht ion-one of which comprises the
teachers who will take charge OF the schools in
September the other, those who had passed
successful examinations, and who might here
after be employed. The Committee further in
their report acknowledged the services Of Super
intendent Harlan in conducting the late exami-
nations 30 satisfactorily aud recommended that
l.. ii. Barnum's salary be increased to $1,000 per
| year. 1t also recommended that the names of
| all those teachers whose averages of examiua-
| ton reached ~ and upwards be published
Mr. Baird moved TO amend the report by pub
fishing the averages of all the teachers, but the
| amendment was lost.
| TEACHERS.
The following is list of the teachers who will
Conduct the schools after their reopening in
September:
School No. boys Department Loring IL
Barnum, Principal; Emma Pringle FIRST Assist
anti sallie Hare, Second Assistant
School No 1.-Girls Department-AIary E.
Rowland, Principal; Kate Il. Stewart, Assistant;
Jane Craig, Eiaa Uiaig. Matilda L. Savers,
| Rebecca Pyle.
School No. 2-Marv E. Fourd. Principal;
Mary q. l. Williams Assistant; Kate II smith
Salie y. Brown, Mary 4. Jackson, Hannah r.
Dennisun, Ellen Il. Stuart
school No. 3.-Iizze Justis, Principal; Mary
| T. Haines, Assistant; Mary G. Springer, Saline
Il Rice, Helen Smith, Helen Rect.
School No 4.-Alary Miller. Principal; Mary
| A.. II =
hemina slocomb, Annie Reed, Susanna Pyle,
Sallie Il. Boyd.
School No, 5,-Clara j. Countis4. Principal /;
Anna h. Finn, Assistant.
School No 6.-Ellzabeth Frazier. Principal
Susan Nehery Assistant Clara " Ulmy, Ii. +.
brown. sallie Mckeag, Louisa schmidt Marion
A. Black.
School No 7.-Enma Griffith, Principal; Ma
ria Conner, Assistant; LYDIA = Ford. Sarah W.
Broomall, sallie s. Pugh, Laura Mcleod, Annie
Speahtnau.
School No. S--Harriet j. Newlin, Principal;
Ada '. CaTswell, Assistant Adelne Rowland,
Alice Mendinhall, Emma Oxford Mary L. HaI-
rlsun.
School No. 9.-Nctorne Perkins, Principal
School No. 10 -MagBie'W. Stewart Principal,
Saran A. Taylor, Assistant; Sl-ah NJ. Blteman.
Maggie A. DAVIS, Mary T. L3wjs, Alice Menan
School No. ll.-AImie Il Rates. Principal;
Annie lrk, Assistant; LJuio S.ein, EmIna A.
; Coyle
Scuoo No. 20 Adeline Urmy, Principal
Came j.. Allen, Assistant; Kate Thatcher, Sal
lie A. Taylor
School No. Ia Ella McIutire. Principal; Su.
san j. Moore, Assistant Ella L. Floyd.
SchOe No. II -Sirah j. Savers Principal
Sarah g. Jnstus, Assistant Jane McGOlern,
Annie j. Black. Fannie j. Butler. Mary A. Guth
re, Mary l.. Ltcklen, LIZZIE Il. Duncan.
SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES,
J The following is a list OF candidates who pass
ed successful examinations
Ella 7. Burns Susan Weir, Sue r. Allen, Josie
jenkins, Lizzie g. Van Trump Ada Armstrong,
Annie + MCCARTHY, Li4Aa Jaayier, Sarah J. Le-
carpenter,
There were hut two Of the OIL teachers that
failed 10 pass the eXlniualluIH.
AVERAGES.
No Emma Pringle. ~ Sie Hare. w
Mary L. Rowland, 81 KITE 70. Stuart. g4s
Jane Craig, GIG: Eliza Craig, 9]G liebecca q.
llussey, "a Matilda l. Savers, 81 L.
No. ? - Mary q. Wilams. "a 4.
No. S.--Lilzis Jlstieo 80 Helen Reed sac
No. 4.-SIary Miller 81 Mary A. Frances
81 Wiuelmlna Sooomb, So; Anne Rood
So Susanna Pyle SIS Selhe 4, Blyd 3D.
No. Emma Griffith, 49, Cairic ID Allen,
sos
Maggie Stewart, ~ 81 Annie Il Krea So 4
Annie Kirk 81 Elizabeth Frazier. StS: S4lh,
A. Taylor, SOC Sarah j. Sasers, sO.2 Sarai
L. Justis, 81.