Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-06-23
BOARD OF PUBLIC SCHOOL TRUs.
TIES


The resignation of c. F. Stanley, assistan,
In second district grammar; Misses Alice E
Cooksey, secondary II, and Maria /. Marsh,
primary s, first district, were accepted. APP
ships were referred: Carrie A. Brown, Sarah
j. Oliphant, Cynthia d. Rockwell "A. B Hum
phreys, Anna l.. Smallwood, John NJ
Browne, Anna r. Over, and Anna Saunders
of the District; Joshua A. Hill, Hartford
Conn.,; Samuel V. Redifer, of York, Pa.
Waldemar Mahmene, of ST. Louis, and
Frank p. Shepherd, OF Dover, N. II.
petition was received from many citi-
zens OF Georgetown, setting forth that Miss
Mary McKenny, of Primary school No. &
Georgetown, had failed toreceive diploma
CATION, and, If need be, a new examination
expressing the greatest confidence in her
ability as teacher. Referred to committee
A resolution was adopted that all appoint
ments OF teachers for the school year Begin
ming July 1, 1871, shall be made subject to
such readjustment as to salaries as shall be
dee med necessary or exped lent to be made.
The committee on teachers made a report
recommending: LIST. That the term of the
teachers IN the eighth grade: girls schools,
that time those who do not enter the ad-
vanced grammar school are TO be graduated.
Cd. That the term in the advanced grammar
be limited to one year, and those who do not
enter the normal school shall then graduate.
Sd. That certain pupils recommended by
Miss Lane, of the advanced grammar, to the
next year, but upon the understanding that
there shall be no return hereal oer. 4th. That
the advanced grammar school be composed
OF The fifteen returning pupils and such
candidate; as have attained seventy per
cent In their examinations, and such others
recommended by their respective teachers
for re denomination, and who shall success
fully pass examination. 9Th. That an as
sistant be appointed in the advanced gram
mar school of the grade of INTERN ediate
Gun. That the law giving preference to grad
yates OF The normal schools for teachers posi-
tons in their opinion applies to the sub as
slstants in the female grammar schools. It'll
That Lucilla T.. Smith be principal of the
normal school, Miss Georgia Lane, of the
advanced grammar school, and Miss Mary
"A. Scott assistant in the advanced grammar
school.
After some debate, that PORTION of the re-
port declaring that the law giving preference
10 graduates OF the normal school for teach
ers positions applied TO sub assistants in the
female grammar schools was rejectad-yess
Messrs Brooks, Dyer. HOvey, Moffat, Pack
ard and Rey burns; nays 9. The balance of
the report was adopted.
Election of Teachers
The following were nominated as teachers:
Supervising uribfi hsi HisSS EoE,. ..i.,.,
No 2, Lille 3 Ho,broOk; assistant gra nmar school
Intermeo late sch,oIs-Amssa c. Paul, Fannie "
sG 9 d. ke5 fsa r. Es~.ss ~ 3 Nett NJ
J anI lie Y. Julien, Mary q. McGiIl, Ella NJ. viii
lihEs, Rachel Day.
gan, lila l. q ahsn, Dora Il Brown, Annie II
CLARK, Ii. I. chin mclfennig, Fife Rodsr, Mary j.
Hsl'Is.s Orlh. Mar, McA die, Mar ). Shields
=, Primary sehoolsmMsry W: Bu,shard; Flora B.
Macfsrlanc, r. c. s.y der, Annie N Dntton. L. s.
azenby, Mary L. woodworth. 'D''''' - ~
Supervising Drin ssSSD S SIs5sIfI CAGE.
principal grammsr school, No 3, Mary 4. Rive;
sub assistant, grammar school, No. 2, Mary Sew.
intermediate schools-JuIia A. Brown, Emily V.
] fomson, Meteiis Ii ing. Kate t. Brown, Alice Il
\ trn, Emma L.; Bond, Clara e. Baker, Emily Ro-
sscspdaIy .ehcOlsMEeiiiza Cation, Susan C. Col.
n- Mary Johns n, A. Horien.e TIeviit. Amanda
Prarter yiIsinis Cuttings, Margaret g. Walsh,
NINA + Quinlan, Marie L. Walker, Marian J.
,islGIe, Mary X. Evans, Mary h. Cast, Fora l.
pr r mary MAJ fShooIs.JSia Murray, CAthq,ns +.
man, sa,ah bartlett, Eilen c. Dyer, Susan B.
bToyn: Virginia B4-s, Susan =, Porter, insz NJ
allie A. rslion, Clara J, Lesh. Letitis Calvin,
Alice shipoon, Anna L. sSgenI, Emma l.. viii
hilcs, Clara L. Head.
su,erv,.in ,r,5 IHIRp psf plsrRIcTi u,,
eacf CT IN grammar school NJ j, Mrs. T.. a Hilton,
Ir,rc pa s.ammsr school No. 2, MARY 5. Deering;
ut assistant grammar schooi y. 2, Mary L.
Ii ru edia.e scbooIs--yictoria l.. Nourse, Lucy
! s5y;; Lille +. Thonas, Emma j. Young, Sarah
! Imiste.a, Mary z; Little, Amelia j. Rowland,
w9 dard; M.ry =. Van Doran, May /. Pack'
nd, Ida A. Lord, Ella q. keI y, Lizzis N Siren
On; Martha j; McCatchson, Maria K. Love. sIah
lara v. McCathran, Annie Beers, Nellie NJ
, ,,,s Maggie ss Forbes; Lyeyn n Van poran,
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Male grammar ard supe,rvisire principal, John E
rQ,her; principal Of female srs Dmar school, Mars
Intsrma di.te scb,ols-xus pnpn. Sara, q wise
3 AIRY A. Lee, Annie Van Horn. Elizabeth j. Riiey,
usan A; LeDsley Clara L. Wison.
.owen, ksehae, A. Darrell. Harriet l.. Davis,
anie L. Davis. jamie p McCauley, Adele b Gray,
lar. strobei, Annie N. whisemore and Martha |
Primary schcsls-Marsaret e Garrett, Cstharine
J; Wilson, Isabella Halliday. Annie L. Mcintyre,
'harle tie Lucas, Mary Moran. Sarah II. Alien,
superyirIg principal, B. r. Janney; principal Of
Intes mediate schools-Mary J. Bates and Mary Z.
Sscond.ry schools-Elizabeth psduun, Florence
J. sullivan, Lauray. Blundon, Emma l.. Cooley,
ate L. Little and NJ JossphIne O. cd.
T. Mary
i: Blund.n; Kate Re, burn, Kate a. Wilson aae
AIvilda n. BROOKS.
sIN1H DISTRICT.
School III, c. A. Peck; 2-l, r. I. Noes: 80. J.
Chap I priL cipa,; A: Fairly assistant; -
Iiey: 7-s: Julia y. York principal, .Mantora J.
BI own, Ellen Emory, Della NJ: Tengle assistants;
-, G N Otey principal. Isadore NJ. Smith, Al
' ina Mitchell and anna j. Evans assistants: 81
r. keeue supervising nriRcipal count y schoOlsW.
Falley ard India A. W iueberger assis ants; ID
Male: J3-6 Sarah :. Smith acting Emml j. Tav-
or su assistant; 4-6, James III. Voorhees, priuci-
pal, Annie N. Briggs assistant: IL, H. :. Petty
principal. &. Lee, h White, Mary b. Malone,
principal, T. b Boseman assistant: i7-7 a p
Nor tzCmery principal, L. T.. Hall. Emma Patter-
on and Mary L. Renla win Assistants; 49,, Peter g.
Lee 81 principal, + s. Fairlay assistant acting)
coLoRRD SCHOOLS.
D.. J. Patterson PRINCIPAL high school; L. T. Bar
.ille, T. Il. Barrier, T.. v. Brown. l.. =. Matthews,
Z. A. Martin, G. A: Patterson, c. A. Jones, NJ l..
Z sw rerc e. A. Ro~s, R NJ. Mann, A. 8. Simmons, p
W ooisnD. X. l.. Oakley, N v Catcher, A. NJ Par
Ser. NJ =. Kiger; L. Barbour, b; L; Pope, VI L.
/. y. Dyson. 4 L, Tileh9sn. l. Jean, eE9
Bruce, p. Spencer, X. }. Cook, A. l.. Foote, J. l.
Brooks. A. T.. Holmes NJ. A. c. Coakley, A. War
rick, N.le, A. NJ. Boston, NJ. A. Tesgle, l.. !.
J mes, n Sypbax, Wilson, A. A, Brown, NJ.
Z. Prye!, N f. Tucker. M. G. KELLEY. d. A siri:
mons, N. c. Giles. =. a. Lee, E, l.. Fisher. A. A.
Bozeman, A Bnzemsn, A. r. Bowen, 3. A. Mar
IN e. A; Dysnp, n. A. Hutton. + Merritt. G. E.
Pryor: n A. Derstsr, Lewis, l.. A, Smith, l..
Ward, J. Kelley N l.. Jordan, J. q Nut.er. +.
B,uce, l.. L DARN. A. A. Harris. VI. A. Bailey,
q T.. Bowen, X. Murray. n. d Logan, M A