The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-09-08
List ofAppIicnnt.

List ofApplicants
For Certificates, aide Examination, AHg. 26andS, 1881
B. +. Flynn, J. L. Cotton,
X. c. Drake, Thos- Barrett,
Sam. A. Nesbi;, Z. d. Martin,
j. J. Baker, s. NJ Gilmore,
F. z. Paige, Mamie L. Nesbit,
Clara Y. Williams, Nora T. Danleavy,
C. W. Robertson, Celtic Hansen,
Georgia Scott, Isadore Irwin,
Kate Fornerook, Mary Rawlins,
Kate Riggs, W. w. Whtmer,
Dora Wells, J. P. Nevis,
Carrie L. Crawford, Eliza Johnston,
Glen. klippel, J. +. Mlbourne,
A. W. Hawkins, George Metz,
Cassie Brady, Ellen Bozarth,
Hester Gsryin, Lena Lindner,
Mollie Brock, Hattie Often,
Hattie Scott, Fannie Mayou,
Lizzie Thompson, Kate Delaney,
Mollie Gray, Maggie Renneker,
Mamie Maynard, Eta Steele,
Anna Berry, Nellie Forrest,
VIM. Erskne, Leona Sullivan,
Alcid Bowers, Frances katner.
Adel Hallowell
There were fifty applicants, eleven of whom re-
ceiyed first grade twenty-six second grade ten third
grade, and three failed to pass.
The following is the law relating to examinations
and certificates from which all who are interested
can understand the why's and wherefores in their
individual cases:
In each County there shall be County board of OK
aminers, composed of the County Superintendent
who shall he ero6feio chairman Of the board and
two competent persons, holders of first grade certi
Gates, to be appointed by the County Commissioners
on the nomination Of the County Superintendent,
who shall serve one year from the time of their res
peetiye appointments and receive for their services
the sum of three dollars per day for not to exceed
three days in any one quarter Of the year.
The board, two of whom shall constitute 4 quo
rum, shall publicly examine at such times and places
as may be designated by the chairman, who shall
give ten days notice Of each Of suoh examinations
all persons proposing teach in the schools
of the County cites of the first and second class
ceptedl as to their competency to teach the branch
prescribed by law; and sueb board of examiners
shall issue certificates hereinafter provided all
such applicants shall pass the requisite examina
ton. and satisfy the beard as to their good moral
character and their ability 70 teach and govern
school successfully
Certificates issued by County boards shall be of
three grades-frst, second and thrd-and shall
time in force respectively two years. one year and
six months.
Certificates of the first grade shall continue in force
for two years. and shall certify that the person to
whom issued is proficient IL, aud fully qualified to
teach, or,LOIraPhy, reading, writing, English gram
laar. composition, geography, arithmetic United
States history book keeping ply siology elements of
natural philosophy And they shall not be issued to
persons under eighteen years of age, to such
have not taught successfully twelve months,
Certificates of the second grade may he issued to
persons Of less than seventeen years of age who
have Taught successfully not less than three months
and who shall fully satisfy the board to their abil
ty to teach all the branches prescribed for rsgrade
certificates except physiology, keeping. and el
enents Of natural philosophy.
Thirgrade certificates may be issued to persona
less than sixteen years of who proficient in
Orthosraphy. reading, writing, English grammar, |
geography, arithmetic, and United stateS history;
but in no case shall third grade certificate be given
a second time the person. PTorided further,
lst- persons who receive frstsgrude certificate