National Republican., 1883-06-27


ley. Mary s. Thomas, Maria " McCathran, sarah
J. Kcaley, Emily f. Hunt Maria II Sie1crt, Mary
A. Muore, Sarah y. McNaniz, florn Freyholdi Add
y Onor. Fanny b. Bailey Alice T. strombcrger,
Leila V. McCothran, sarah A. Tichenor, Susie h.
Woodward.
FOURTH DIVISION.
John Z. Thompson. supervising principal.
Isaac Fairbrother, Mary Z Martin, Mona g.
Thomas, Sarah n Wise, Elizabeth J. Riley An.
ME Nanliorn, Mary A. Law susie A. Langley, An
Mary T. Anderson, Annie ]. Whitcnorc, Catherine
T. Maxwell, Mary q. Johnson, Isabella Halt
day, viccrg v. ,Trooe, Mary A. Bowen,
r. Mason, Krchc! A. Garrett, sarah t. HALEY,
Margaret f. Garrctt Caroline isonney, Mary L.
wilson, Ellen T. Halliday, Charlotte Lucas, Jane
T.. McCauey, Mary L. smith, NJ Louisa Sirobc,
sarah G. Duiiu, NJ. Alice Carroll, Hannah NJ.
Tauncll, NJ Anderson, Selma B. Rynex, Bessie y.
Burns, Anna j. Ncumcycr, Sarah H. ALEU-, Ida
W. Cusiis, Laura shaCkelord, and Eleano: NJ
Mccartney.
FIFTH DIVISION.
B. T. Janney supervising principal.
L. A. Bradlay, ID. A. Smith, X. NJ. Bundou, f.
j. Sullivan, X. a. Wilson, n. H. Fletcher, Mary IT,.
Mckenney, Lillian L. Hart, Emma i. Cooley, $. "
Fleming, Helen g. Watt, Emma X. Gore, NJ. Jose
phine Good, L. Davis, f. a. Norton, NJ. y. Kelley,
l.. G. strIdcf, Auvido NJ. Brooke, Emma J. Young,
Angelica 4. lloughtnn, Margaret Bryan, l., L. Gray,
NJ. Florence Gore, lIadassah lical, Eliza B. smith,
Mary NOud, Agnes l.. McArtuur A. florence
Pcrrie.
OF the normal school-sarah L. Coomes, Ida NJ.
hNyt AuibulCt lulkSntOls
SIXTH DIVISION.
Joeph II. Keenc, supervising principal.
Clement A. Peek William a. Smith. John w.
Chuppcll, Euily II. Packard, Robert S. Mitchell,
Washington H. N0ley, Lucy y. Atrlck Harry x.
Peters, Jane \, Brown, Della NJ. Tingle, Aida ID.
Matthew'S Julia NJ. Bartlett; substitute assistant,
Nellie a. Plummcr; Richard 4. Moss, Alice i.
stutnge, j. Johnson, Mary +. Mckinney, Liz2ie
$. Nichols. .Adclinc weGott, Arthur s. X icne,
ludiu A. Winebergcr, Henry a. Lowi-, sarah
S. smith, James II. n. Mnrlng, LuciCn II. Smith,
Eliza A. Voorhees,, James sturum, Florence }.
Smith, Joseph II. Vonrhecs, Henry A. Petty, Ay-
lcs \. Fuirley, Mary b Malone, Annie L. G.,0mis,
John G. Nablc, Emma Patterson, Mary II. Bcnin.
min, sarah a; snimm, Emma y. smith, Peter :.
pugc, Florence W. Layton, Laura II. lIOwkes.
worth, Susie G.. Cox, Emma u. Brooke, Mary a.
Edwards, Alice Reed, of Rome, Mich.
SEVENTH DIVISION.
Henry p. Montgomery, supervising principal.
Marion A. Dorstur, Mary V. catcher. Ella w
Someryillc, Annie i. spencer, ilnue l.. Riggs
Frances A. Martin, Adcllnc I. Howard Kutie i,
Alexander, Aunc !. Gedry. Cleo a, Jone., Clnfi1 \,
Paterson, Hannan +. NJ Bruce CUrdcliaS. SyphaX
Julia W. Mason, Fannle = Bruce. Agnes \. llill
Lucy A. Barbour. HGnriuttI l.. Evans, Mary L.
Washington, Helen \. Black, Ii; Augusta Martin
Fisher, Ella N. Jackson, Hattie V. Bruce, Ellen
l.. Fisher, Lydia L., Lewis, Amelia /, TllSh.
man c2rqcl A. rnEacy W;.nS TgnSns olS wpodSon n
e.,n, Esther r. Lewis, Medora 7. BARKER, Ada G.
Haud, Anna Nj Savoy. Katie H., sladc, Mollic j.
II, Il
holden, Mary " Tibbs, Glcely j Payne, Lydia @
Powell Mary L. Fletcher, Leon I. Jones, Annlg
= Holmes, Milly T. Gibbs, Emily NJ: ,Arms!yad
Cook, Alice l.. Cole, Amelia W. RinggulG. Jennie
" Norris, Emily r. Lee, Gertrude i. Smith, Anna
Y, Saunders Fannie $. Bell, Mary Wayman, Hat
tic Z. Bruce
EIGHTH DIVISION.
Winfield s. MONTGOMERY, supervising principa.
Marion p. Shudd, Mary 4. Reed, Martha L
Tucker, Lucy Y. Tucker, sarah J.. Dailn, Anna !.
Tompkins, Mary A. ). Cary, Ada ~ Bozeman
GIucie \. Dyson, sarah G. Lewis, Harriet \. Sauu.
dcrs, Ella d. Barrier Julia X; Bush Helen 9
Kicks, Mary T. Minor, Mary +. kyer Carrie L
Pryor, Fannie A. Barrier, Eva a. Chase, Ami,
Mnrrick, Julia 9. Grant, Laura I. Dyson, Marth'
\. Matthews, clara ). Taylor, Matilda \. Wheeler
ida g., Nni,eh, Katie g: Lewis
Katie X. Martin, Lena f. Jean Jane NJ. Cropper
Edith NJ. Collins, Margaret i: beckett Maggie p
boaemGn Anna L. Over, virginia l. Herbert
Bruce, Sarah J. Jones, Sarah l.. Carter, Isabe
Russell, Bessie \. johnson, Roberta Page, ElleI
J.. Wayne, Josie S. Martin. Fannie NJ. Costln, Abb!
S. Simmons, Blandna u. Deitz, Emma NJ. King
sarah a, Harrison, Rachel a, Lee, Mary A
Martin, Ella V. Campbell, Julia NJ. Taylor, Minni
G. Wheeler, Mary A. Ward, Elite B. Moses, lsabe
i. Saunders, Mamie L. Nichols, Sarah A. Tyler, L
Smith, Mary i. Evans. sarah 4. Janiler, Anna s
Bailey, and Daisy II. Coleman.
NORMAL SCHOOL GRADUATES.
Superintendent Wilson having recon
mended that the normal school diploma be con
ferred on the following graduates who hat
taught not less than year and given evidcnc,
of thcirabilty to govern and instructa school
the recommendation wasapproved;
Marion Wallace Anderson. Lizzie Prestol
Brown, Estelle Montgomery Fisher Lucy Oyertol
Fishback, LII liam Farquhar Hershey, Cora Hodg
(ins Ida Winslow Holistcr, Sarah Binctta Nc
Nanz, Mary Anna Moore, Annie Harriet Nairr
Mary Arnone Paul, Edith May Pitts, Louise Ma
tilda Rowe, Selma Belle Ryner. Elizn Bell Smith
Jane Emma Thompson, Sarah Anna Tichenor.
Superintendent Cook made similar recon
mendation respecting the following youn
ladies, graduates of the Miner normal school
which recommendation was approved;
Mary V. Tibbs, Martha A. Shelton, Minnie !
Scott, Rachel G. Wheeler, Anna j. COstin, Aunt
l.. Hnmer, Sarah 5. harrison, Ellen l.. Wayne
Roberta Page, Bessie A. Johnson, Mary V. FleIcncl
Lydia L. Powell.
CoLoRED HIGH SCHOOL.
Miss Mary j. Patterson, Miss Laura +
Rooney, Miss Caroline +. Parke, specia
teachers; Mr.. Henry +. Grant Mr.. John 1
Taylor, teachers of music; Mr. Thomas W
Hunster teacher of drawing
The committee on teachers recOmmende
that leave of absence for one year be granted
TO Miss Mary J.. Burchard teacher first divis
ion, and Miss L. Mccartney, teacher fourt
division, from july l, 1855 also, that the lol
lowing designations be accepted: Miss n. L
Browne teacher high school first six divisions
Miss Il. l.. Bond, teacher second division
Miss l.. p. Matthews, teacher sixth division
Miss NJ. A. Hutton, teacher eighth division
i'll TO take effect June 30, 1853. The commit
tee also recommended that tho iOllowin
orders be adopted by the board:
OrdcrCd, That II commercial course he estal
lished in the high school of the seventh M
eighth divisions, and that II teacher DC appolnte
To take charge OF said course at the salary pr(
scribed i'll the schedule Of salaries for ass!slal
teachers IN tue high school,
vsing principals and the principal of the hig
school, first six divisions DO liked Nt S2OOO,
take effect after July |, 1881.
Ordued, That all graduates Of the Wnshingto
normal school and the Miner normal school Il
the current year be appointed teachers u, VncHl
ucs occur, their pay 10 begin with acual Hsig
ment OF duty.
Mr. Brooks moved that tho report of IL
committee on teachers be adopted.
Cen Curtis here interposcd, and said tn;
respect for the signors of Miss Lanes petito
demanded soIue action. Personally he cou
testify that Miss Lane was one of tho he
teachers the school ever had, and among Il
signcrs were some OF the most prominel
people in the city. Miss Lino had applied f
and received u years leave of absence witho
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