Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-08-07
BOARD OF EDUCATION ELECTION OF
TEACHERS.

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Education last evening All the members of
the Board were present except Mr.. Hammer.
Upon motion il was decided that whoever
should be elected to the positions formerly
held by Mr.. Brier at the High School, and
by Mrs Merrill at the Capital Grammar
School, should have the title of Vice rinci-
pal. The salary of the Vica-P Principal of the
Sacramento Grammar School was fixed st
$40, and that of the Vice Principal Of the
Capital Grammar School at $50 ger month.
The election of teacher of German was
postponed. 1t wac decided to establish an
additional class in tee sixth and seventh
grade. Separate petitions were fled by
patrons of the school st Twenty seventh and
J, 6 portion asking that Miss Helen Weir be
elected as teacher of the school, and the other
desiring Miss Helen Waldren. Also petitions
in favor of Mrs. Loanser and Elijah T. How
ard for positions Of janitors were fled. All
petitions placed on file. The Board proceeded
to the election of teachers for the ensuing
ysRr, with the following result:
High Sehool-O NJ. Adams, Principal J.
l.. Crittenden, Vics-Principal Mrs. Sarah
J. Folger, First Assistant.
Sacramento Grammar School-E. P. Row.
ell, Principal; Miss Mary J. Watson, Vice
Principal /; Miss Annie @. Weeks, frat grade :;
Miss Florence Hamilton, Miss Jennie Burke
and Miss Minnie Barley, second grade /;
Mrs. Elizabeth B. Parnel, Miss Minnie
Kippel, third grade Miss Alice r. Ten
brook, Miss Lizzia Griffin, Miss N. E. Sey-
mour, Miss Addis l.. Hughes and Miss LIZ
zie AicGauD, fourth grade.
Capital Grammar School,. w. johnson,
Principsl; Mrs. NJ D. Merrill, Vics. Princi-
pal Miss Charlotte Slater and Miss n. j.
Miller, second grade; Miss Ella NJ. Smith,
Miss Sue V. Heard and Miss Amelia Duggsn,
third grade; Miss Jennie Anderson. Miss
Sophia Kropff, Miss Irene Richardson and
Miss Matte K. Powers, fourth grade,
The following were elected teachers of the
primary schools
Fifth Grade-Mrs NJ. L. Bassett, Miss
Alice Way, Miss Julia Smith. Miss Rosa
Coats, Miss Lilly Blue, Miss Annie Q. Mont
gomery, Miss Laura Phillips and Miss Clara
Henley.
Sixth Grade-Miss BERTHE Van Guilder
Miss Sarah J. Dufey, Mrs. Martha III. Ross
Mis Flora tVeekE, Miss Lizzie NJ. Bernard,
Miss Inie NJ. Gillis, Miss Alice Griffith, Miss
Maggie Little and Miss Sarah J. Weir
Seventh GCade-Miss Lutte Van Guilder,
Miss Laura E. Hess, Miss BERTHE Piper, Miss
Emma Dohegty, Mrs. w. T. Crowall, Mrs.
R gar, Miss Ida V. Miller and Misc Nellie
Haskell.
Hattie Frazer, Miss Flora Chapman, Miss
Mary McCrory. Miss Pauline Eilsrs, Misc
Maggie Paine, Miss Rebecoa joseph, Miss
Belle Henley. Miss Mary Naele Miss Clara
Jackson, Miss McBIaBus, Miss Lille j.
Knight, Miss Elite Beggs, Miss Jennie Co
van, Miss Mary Cronemiller, Miss Lille
Wilcox. Miss Dora Davis, Miss Eta Book
RATA and Miss Gertrude Harrow.
Ungreded-Miss Helen Wsldron, No. 1,
Twenty-seveuth and J streets; Miss Sarah
NJ. Jones, No. ., o street bstween Ninth and
Tenth; Mrs. M. Z. Kitchener, No. 8, Eight,
esnth and L streets, with Miss Clara King
assistant; Mrs. NJ. E. Mumford, Nc. 4,
Twenty-fourth and n streets; Miss Emma
Hughes, first assistant, and Miss Nellie Todd
second assistant.
Subqtisutes-BIiss Ella Pike, Miss Orpha
Butler and Miss Lucy Hinkson.
Special - Mile. L. Louit, Teacher of
French Miss Alice r. Dietrich, Teacher of
Peamanship; Miss Harriet Mccormack,
Supervising Principal OF Pcimary Schools
w. J. Fly de, Principal Of Night School, and
MISS Mollie B. johnson, assistant. The
election of teacher of German was post.
poned,
Jauitora-James Harris, janitor jefferson
School; E. r. Dodge jsnitor Union School;
Robert Robinson, janitor Washington
School D. S. Jacksop, janitor Sacramento
Grammar School J. II. Wolfe, janitor Cap
ital Grammar School; VIM. Goddard, jani-
tor Fourth snd @; James Patterson, janitor
Tenth and P; Ms. Maria Maxwell, janitress
Ninth and ?; Mrs. T, Dustman, janitress
High School and Night School; Mrs. john
son, janitress UDsradad No. l: Rsu5sn
johnson. janilor Ungraded No 2 Charles
janisor UDgraded No. 3; a. D.
j snitor degraded Nc. 4,
The election of each and all the foregoing
was with the unanimous approval OF the
Board.
Upon motion, the supervising priacipal of
the primary schools wss direcssd to submit a
report at the next regular nesting of the
Bosrd, recommending the location Of classes
and assignment Of teachers to the same for
that department.
Mr.. Cooke moved that the teacher of pen
manship confns her teaching TO the primary
grades.
A motion of Mr. Stalker to refer the ms
ter to the COMMITTEES on Course OF Studies
was adopted.
The matter of calcimining the sehool-rooms
81 TweHty-fourth and n streets, aud at the
Orphan Asylum, was referred TO the Building
and Repairs Committee.
The Board then adjourned,