St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-06

l.. A. GILBERT,
a. j. WASIPLER,
Committee.
Received, adopted and appointments con-
hrmed by vote, as recorded bellows
I rom the Committee on Schools
Recommending the following schedule of
salaries and appointments of teachers for
the coming school year, viz:
SALARIES.
For principal of Training School, 81. 600;
director of practice, $1,000; first assistant
$1,000; two model teachers. each, $3.50;
principal of twelve-room building, when all
rooms are opened, 81, 500; ten-room build
ing, 81, 500; Webster school, $500; all
eight-rOOm buildings, except Washington
and Webster, when filed, 81, 200; Six-room
buildings, $1,000; four-rOOm buildings,
$3.50; superintendent of penmanship,
s1,so0; superintendent of drawing, 81, 500;
primary principals and grade teachers same
as last year.
1t being understood and provided, how
ever, that if the class-rooms of any of the
above-named buildings. except that occupied
by the Training School and the Webster
School be not filled and used by the regular
class or grade for which the rooms are
intended, then, and until so Oc-
cupied, the principal of such
building shall receive the salary attached
TO the building next below in number of
rooms, for instance: if but ten or eleven
rooms of a twelve-rOOm building
be occupied, then the principals
salary shall be that of ten
room building, seven or six rooms of an
eight-room building TO have the salary of a
six-rOom building attached, eight or nine
rooms of ten-room building that of an
eight-room building. four or five rooms of
six-room building that of four-roOm build
ing. but all four-rOom buildings to have a
fixed salary as above specified.
The above detailed schedule of salaries
was approved and adopted by vote, as re-
corded bellows
LIST OF TEACHERS.
Training School-Mrs- NJ. E. Jenness,
principal; Miss Jane S. Terry, assistant;
Miss n. F. Wheaton. director of practice:
Miss n. G. Albee, Alma c. Dougan, teach
ers of Model School.
Franklin Schools. S. Taylor, principal;
Misses B. l.. Foord, E. J. CHM, G. S.
Williams, c. W. A. Blaclman, A. Patten,
NJ. NJ. Martin, VI. R. Dance, II. E. Bout
well, III. NJ. Strong, NJ. COrcoran, B. Share,
G. Lowry, +. NJ. Williams, Mile KIM
ball, Marion l.. Banker, Z. E. Rice, l. X.
Bowie, Z. VI. LOwrie, teachers; K.
Zahonyi, primary principal.
jefferson School-H. S. Baker, principal;
Misses Franc L. Minor. E. E. Witt, s.
Witt, Mary O'Brien, l.. Mcclure, II. Whe-
don, E. Cameron, S. Chapron, X. E. Pettis,
c. E. BlOdgett and Mary Maher, teachers;
Z. L. Kelly. primary principal.
Madison SchOOl-George G. Smith, prin-
cipal; Misses C. f. Tozier, ]. WOrmwOod,
NJ. c. HOughtaling, 5. Z. Patten, NJ. C..
rrIlar, L
ID. Saunders, 5. O'HallOran and b. Clark,
teachers; w. j. Cummings, primary prin-
cipal.
Lincoln Schoel-Miss \. V. Wright. prin-
cipal; Misses II. a. Briggs, A. DOherty, J.
Wales, A. Gunnip, n. Z. Tinker, l.. c.
FOwble, j. Sullivan. Z. Parker. VI. L. Farr,
Z. McKenna and C. j. Matthews, teach
ers; E. f. AGcGrorty, primary principal.
Webster School-MiSs l.. NJ. Miller, prin-
cipal; Misses f. Dennison, Z. Gray, Ii. Il.
Newson, G. L. Eyles, G.. +. Saunders, A.
McCammOn and L. 5. Strong. teachers; S.
c. Brooks, primary principal.
Humboldt School,. e. Bryant, princi-
pal; Misses n. I. COmings, II. l.. Boyle,
V. LeCroix, ID. E. Wilson. S. E. Miller,
F. Chandler, a. Mcclure, NJ. C. Kult, VI.
NJ. King and l.. Meilike, teachers; E. j.
Blanchard, primary principal.
Van Buren, SchoOl-Charles MCGEE, prin-
cipal; Ella Walker, l.. Bolton, n. Gill, r.
Taylor, II. Wood, II. Ryan, E. Gill, X.
Clinton, j. VI. StapletOn, NJ. Shafer, T. Z.
Gage and VI. +. StapletOn, teachers.
Garfield SchOOl-Minnie f. DarTah, prin-
cipal; Misses +. Z. Mott, l.. A. Gates, NJ.
j. Bryant, \. a. Woodbury., NJ. II. Shan
ley, Anna VI. Southwark and Mrs. ii. Dorm,
teachers; Mrs. N. Z. Kent, primary prin-
cipal.
Monroe School-Vacancy in principal
ship; Mrs. +. G. Whitman, Miss Z. Hag-
gerty, Misses L. c. Flint. T. Dougherty,
NJ. Norcott, J.. f. 0'Neill, y. f. NewSOn
and Mary Farrell, teachers; Mrs. Carolyn
DeLacy, primary principal.
Rice SchOol-H. w. Slack, principal;
Misses +. Amery, j. Faucette, Mary
O'Hearn, Ellen t. Cransie, NJ. w. Pierce,
Grace Otis and E. c. Lanpher. teachers;
+. w. Marshall, primary principal.
Jackson School-Mrs. 4. Deacon, princi-
pal, vacancy; Misses a. A. Murphy, A. b.
Walsh, F. Lindsey, II. VI. Dawson and NJ.
Madigan, teachers.
Adams SchoOl-NIiss VI. E. Dougherty,
principal; Misses j. B. COrneile, E. Holder,
c. Gibson, l.. Manning, K. NJ. Clum and
i. X. johnson, teachers; Il. Rudy, pri-
mary principal.
River School - Miss May Cummings,
principal; Misses Z. Cummings, B. NJ.
Lyon, j. Kennedy, L. Callahan and L. f.
Barrett, teachers.
Sibley School-Miss F. A. Pitts, princi-
pal; Misses Mary Il. Dallas, A. CRUDE, l..
NJ. NettleShip, c. Field, teachers.
Neil SchOol-Miss d. j. Gibson, princi-
pal; Misses NJ. l.. Dana, j. BOyden, A.
Wales, j. NJ. Eyles. K. Askew, b. 1.
Chaplin, VI. Madigan, teachers.
Cleveland School-Vacancy in principal
ship; Misses A. A. Morrow, f. L. Austin,
J. Johnson, Mrs B. Terry, teachers; F. H.
johnson, primary principal.
Irving School-Miss NJ. j. Beach, prin-
cipal; Misses L. Williams, NJ. K. Smith, c.
Wilson.
Douglas School-V. w. Lothrop, princi-
pal; Misses l.. Cummings, C. A. Little.
German SchOol-Vacancy in Principal
ship; Misses A. L. Heath, b. Bittner and
c. Norcott, teachers.
Special Teachers. d. Bond, superin-
tendent Of penmanShip; Miss A. NJ. Laugh
lin. superintendent of drawing.
These appointments were approved and
confirmed by vote as recorded bellows, and
the matter of filling the vacancies post
poned TO next regular meeting.
FROM THE COMMITTEE ON GERMAN.
ST.. PAUL, MIMI, July 1, 1885.
To the Honorable the Board of Education:
GENTLEMEN: Your Committee on Ger
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