Daily globe., 1879-07-19
EDUCATORS FOR 1879-8O.
1he Board of Education Sits in Judgment
Teachers Selected For the Public
Schools.

such matters, and in view of that rule as well
as the likelihood of some discussions arising
IN regard to individuals recommended for
he would advise the board to
90 into secret session.
AT this intimation of the boards desire to
Do left alone, the GLOBE representative in
reference to the wish, courteously Withdrew,
ollowed reluctantly by gawk of Bill Kings
PAPER and an evening concern who seemingly
fingered for kick.
we're thrown open, and the GLOBE being in
ne teachers confirmed for duty for the
lext school year:
HIGH SCHOOL.
@. 8. Campbell, Principal.
Geo. Weitbrecht, Instructor Natural Scien-
,es.
Vacant, Greek and Latin,
Mrs. II. W. Haynes, Instructor History and
English Literature.
Miss Mary E. Beals, Mathematics.
Miss L. A. Vanderwarker, Algebra.
Miss Myrta NJ. Davis, Elocution.
Mr.. &. Hegman, German.
Mr.. j. +. Ferte, French.
NELL SCHOOL.
Lucia NJ. Miller, principal.
M. Louise Otis, fifth and sixth grades.
Belle y. Billson, fourth grade.
Anna Baker, third grade.
Helen Boyden, second grade.
Mary Madegan, first grade.
WASHINGTON SCHOOL.
Anna '. Wright, principal.
Annie +. Banker, third grade.
Julia @. Gauthier, secoHd grade.
Catherine Kenna, first grade.
Louisa W. Hunt, primary principal.
RICE SCHOOL.
Jno. G. Donnelly, principal.
margaret Corcoran, third grade.
Vacant, first and second grades.
MADISON SCHOOL.
George G. Smith, principal
May j. Newson, eighth grade.
Nettle Dennison, seventh grade.
Jennie Norwood, sixth grade
Lizzie Wright, fifth grade.
Vacant, fourth grade.
mary Dongherty, third grade.
Mary =. Cullen, second grade.
Oarrle Whitney, second grade.
Belle Hitchcock, first grade.
Rachel Brown, primary principal.
FRANKIN SCHOOL.
Mrs.J. E. M, Travis, principal.
Neiiie Comlngs, eighth grade.
Ella Walker, seventh grade.
Josephine Holden, sixth grade.
Mrs. @. A. Fish, fifth grade.
Minnie b. Troy, fifth grade.
-: W: a. blackman, fourth grade.
MIS- Il. y. Flagg, fourth grade.
LINCOLN SCHOOL.
Emma Q. Stanley, principal.
Mary King, seven tn grade.
Carrie Williams, fifth and sixth grades.
FANNIE Pitts, third and fourth grades.
elizabeth Tinker, second grade.
Mary Smith, second grade.
Johanna Scheffer, second grade.
Ella Birmingham, primary principal.
MLEAN SCHOOL.
Jennie Rogers, principal.
fannle Mayhew, second grade.
Agnes Gunnip, first grade.
HUMBOLDT SCHOOL.
II. W. Slack, principal.
~. A. Tice, fourth and fifth grades,
Vacant, third grade.
Lille Mcguire, second grade.
Mrs. ii. Kent, primary principal.
RIVER SCHOOL.
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NJ. Cummings, second grade.
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JEFFERSON SCHOOL.
3. y. Taylor, principal
NJ ollve McKenney, eighth grade.
Franc L. Millnor, seventh grade.
Emma Witt, sixth grade.
Sophia Witt, fifth grade.
Illlie Il. Dance, fifth grade.
Belle Menzies, fourth grade.
Mary OBrien, third grade.
Lulu Lull, third grade.
Mrs. Mrs. Il; :, e. Boutwell,. second grade.
carrie d. Gale, second grade.
Anna Turnbull, first grade,
Susan M. Peckham, first grade.
Dora y. Gibson, primary principal,
ADAMS SCHOOL.
Laura Hand, principal.
Ida Flower, fourth grade.
Alicia Patten, third grade.
Nellie Manning, second grade.
Nettie Davidson, second grade.
WARY II. Dorsey, first grade
Wlnlfred A. Cummings, primary principal.
VINE STREET SCHOOL.
Under supervision of the principal of Jeffer
son school.
Ceceha Gibson, second grade.
Emily Haggerty, first grade.
Penmanship, Prof. j. D. Bond.
Inspector Otis, in presenting the repor
embodying the above names, explained thai
tney were selected from the tea ,hers en-
pioyed last year, and who had given entir
entire satisfaction in the discharge of tbei
onerous duties. No new appointments hal
been entertained for and of the schools az.
cepting the High school. The vacancies
tnree n IN number. were recon- mended to be
nlled after an examination of applicants b,
Wright, which it was under
stood would take place within O few days.
Ihe report embraced recommendations i,
regard 70 salaries, but this portion of tn
report was postponed to be considered at th
next regular meeting.
Inspector Benz submitted his resignatio,
as chairman of the committee on property
which was accepted, and President Murph,
notlhed the board that the vacancy would b
Adjourned. Q
Rod and Gun Club.