The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-06-14
FOR THE TEACHERS
The Salaries Advanced Through the En-
tire List of Those in Public Schools.
The Revenues Justify This Course of Increased
Expenditure, Which Seems to Be Arranged
on q Liberal Scale-Next Years Teachers.

mlSSlOnerS, last nlgnt, the report Ol tHc Coih-
mittee of the whole on appointments of
teachers and IN salaries, was submitted. 1t
showed the following recommendations as
to salaries for the ensuing year: Superin-
tendent, $1,000; assistant superintendent.
81, 500; supervisor of drawing. $500; super
visor of German, $500; principal of normal
school. $780,; special teacher of reading,
normal school, 500; critics in practice de-
partment of normal school each, $1,000.
Supervising principals have been increased
from 81, 200 to 81 ,4OO with one exception. L.
G. Afford, who is to receive 81 .5OO. The
salary of the principal of the High-schOol
has been increased $50, and the aggregate
increase on High-school teachers is $3.50.
Salaries of principals of various buildings
have been increased from S25 to 500
each, according to number of rooms In
buildings; salaries of assistant principals.
eight in number. have been increased from
5000 a year to $50 q year. F~irst-year teach
ers have been given an increase of $50; sec
ond year, S25; third year, S25: fifth year,
S25; sixth year, so; seventh year, so;
aries is $1,000. There should be added to
this the salaries for the teachers who are to
be In the buildings in course of erection,
and those for supervisors OF music ana pen,
manship, all estimated at $500. This VIII
make a total addition to the salary list of the
year beginning next September of S17,5OO.
The surplus of income over expenditures
for the year. just closing is $4,000. The
saving of interest under the
scheme just accomplished will be Sl,6O.
Taking this as a basis for the coming year,
without any calculation for increase, the
surplus is estimated at $500.
The report was adopted, together with
the following report of appointments:
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cipal Fidelia Anderson, Charles L. Emmerich,
Laura Donnan, Amelia w. Platter, Lois g. HUI
ford, NADIA 6. Sprague, Junius b. Roberts, Roda
i. Selleck, George W. Benton. William H.. Bass.
German Annex, No. 1-Etta L. Miller, prin-
cipal. Agnes X. Rankin, Charity Dye, Mary +.
Ware, Marie WOllpert, Ida NJ. Andrus, Joanna
Mollie u. Gilkison, Clara Williams, Jennie A.
Graham.
High-school, No. 2-George w. Hufford, prin-
cipaI. Violet A. Demree, Beatrice 8. Foy.
German Annex, No. 2-Kate A. Thompson,
principal. Z: A. Collins, Elnora Haag, Henri
NJ. Rankin. Eugene Mueller.
District No; in2AB, Kate Robson; principal.
Vinson; 3B3A, Flora Wells: 2A3B Lulie Is.
Wiles; 1AB, A. v. Campbell; German, Elise
PinRpank.
District No. 2-Margaret Hamilton, supervis-
ing principal. TAB, Lydia HALEY. assistant
principal; Ga Lucy Youse; 6B, Alice NJ. Sewall;
"a, Julia X. Watson; 5B, Anna b: keay; 4A5B,
ME Featherston; ga, Madaline Madison; 3B,
Mary F.. Hereth: "a, Mabel N. Knight: 2B. Mag
gle Wells, lab, Mary c. Altland; German En-
ma ID. MOhr.
District No. 3-George F. Bass. supervising
principal. 7ASB. Mary L. Hall; 7B1A, Mary ID.
Yeaton; ga, Matte Robinson; SB, Anna Morri-
son: "a, Mary +; Fairfield; 2B' Agnes 1; Dsth.
BIB, Belle Sawyer; Dab, Garrett Ashbrook; LAB,
Ella Davis; German, Elise Pingpank.
District No. IA, M. Selma 1ngersou. prinei-
81 rD U~As r~-.-.. Old $3.50. HnDIal
6A6B, Florence Firmin; 5B, Grace yawter;
4B4A, Maria Trueman; 3A4B, j. c. Skillen;
3AB Florence Fay; 2A3B, Prudence Cook; FAB,
Jennie M: Raschig; lab, Emma Cooper; LAB,
Eleanor Wells; German, Clara Block.
District Nc Slab. Sarah Mcfarland. prin-
cipal 3AB, Viola Pence; FAB, Josephine NJ.
District No. 6-Mary Colgan, supervising prin-
cipal. IA. Elizabeth Davis; 7B, Marietta Long,
Elizabeth Cotton; 6B, Mary L. Collier; 5A' Helena
Williams; ga, Alice Cullen, 5B5A, Emma r.
Clinton; 5B, Fannie Need; 4B4A, Mary Shearer,
3B3A, Jessie Hancock: 2A3B, Dora Gibson;
2B2A, Sara LYMAN; 1A2B, Augusta Stratford;
lab, Mary V. Burns: German-English, Helene
District No. 7~7B7A, Nelson Yoke, principal.
6A7B, Louise /. Beaumont; GA, Lucy Garlic; 6B,
Alice Duthie; "a Ale, Jessie Smith; AA5B' Eva Na,, n;
Mitchell; 2A3B, Fannie LYMAN; 2B, Eliza King;
IA, Cora E. Ryan; LAB, Emily CofIay; German.
District No. 9-Henrietta schrake, supervising
principal. Frances M. BruntOn. critic. 7B7A,
Rachei Segsr, assistant principals; "a, Helen i.
5B, Georgia Alexander; 4A5B, Mary Dye; 4B4A,
Kate Applegate; "a, Florence Ailsrdise; BIB, Ella
brook; lab, Alice 8. Boyer; German. Emma NJ.
District No. 1O-Henri Colgan, supervising
principal. Lizzie Stearns, critic. 7B7A, Ada
eH. Mary sSs o. 5 Ester r'a 6BeA; Moiiie Bond; nASs,,
Hattie Galbraith; 5B5A, Kate Cochram; 4A5B,
INlI- Il OAAn n.n~ Tl.-.A.. ono NJ
Moore; "a, Kate wilson; 2B, Alice Mendenhalf;
Ia, Lizzie Hay; LAB, Julia Ashley; Orphans
Home, J. L. Davidson.
principal. 7B7A, Sadie i. Kirlin. assistant prin-
cipal; 6A6B, Ella Aldrich; 6B, Cora NJ. Day: ga,
Lima butcher; 5B. Rosa Dark; "A, Ella Graydon;
Alb, Laura Ford; 3A, Jennie Nicholson; BIB, Lizzie
Meskill; "a, Prudence Lewis; 2B, Sara d.. Mayo:
lab, Jessie Duzan; German. Lena Bopp; Colored
Orphans Home. Anna SWEET.
District No. 12-6AB, Mary A. Ingersoll. prin-
cipal. Mary Z. Courtney; "A. Jessie Cos
ney; 4A4B, Anna l, Burton; SAB, Pauline j.
bailey; "a, Fannie Pentecost; 2B. Flora Ellis;
lab. Ida NJ. Perry; II Ethel Algire; lab,
Kate Antilles; German. Marie Steffe.
District No. 13-Emma DOnnan, supervising
principal. 7B7A, Anna B.. Stratford, assistant
principal; GA, May B. Brown; 6B, Martha Rihl;
5A, Louise Laube; Oh, Hattie Schulz; "A, Nettie
Adams: ABB Lenna Bannon: 2B2A. Martha
Pick; Ia, Nathalia Connolly; LAB. Minnie Weir;
German, Kate Eberhardt.
District No. 14~5A8B. Mary r. Wilson, princi-
pal. 5B, Kate p. Rogers; ABA, Julia Cobb; ga,
1nez Elliott: 3B, Leah Benson; Mary V.
Muse; Oh, Emile hmu lab. Mary Bieden-
meister; German, Matilda wicker.
District No. 15-4AB, Mary A. Hancock, prin-
cipal. Sab. Flora JohnsOn; 2B2A. Gertrude
Thatcher; 1AB2B. Lucy GOsney.
District No. l6-6B5AB. Eliza NJ. Hopkins,
principal. 4AB, ROsina Howe; 3AB, Sadie Reese;
2AB. Matte Sparks. lab, Anna Tattersall.
New Building-lAB2B, Belle Carroll.
District No. 17-5B. yinnia Mcfarland, prin-
3A, Alice Tattersall; 3B, Mary Hyiand; "a. Ida
Aldrich: lab. Grace Duzan; lab, Addie Wiles:
German. Lena BOpp.
District No. 1S-4AB5B, Mary E. Williams,
principal. 1AB2B, Lucinda Hayden.
District No 19-4AB, Helen Hickey: SAB.
Mary Baxter; 2AB, Mary Buckley; lab, Anna
NJ. Haseley.
District No. COT. G. Afford. supervising
principal. 6A7B, Emily s. Hancock, assistant
| principal; 6B. Frances Murphy; ga, Florence
Patterson; 5B, Holland Leach; 4A5B, Bessie
Stratford; Sab, Dora Wenner; 3AB, Bessie
Hill; "a, Ella Pedlow; 2B, Della Harvey; Ia,
Anna Dwyer: LAB. Mary ID. Marsee; German,
Ella +. Schneider.
District No. 22-4A. Rauma w. Wales, princi-
PAL. 3AIB. Edith NJ. Hatten; 3B, 3A, Lucy
| Brown; 2B3B. A. c. Wil1not: "a, Jessie Laing;
2B. Nellie Boyles; IA, Martha Algire; lAB,
Alice Forsythe: German. Marie Steffe.
District No. 23-4B!A, John 7. Smith, princi-
pal. 2A3B. Adelee McCline; 1A2B, Estella Hart;
lab. Emily ". Brown.
District No. 24-6AB, w. i. Mccoy, principal.
SAB, Victoria Wilson; IA, Harvey Young; Alb,
Ella NJ. Christy; Sab, Gabriel Jones; pa, Beulah
l.. Wright: 2AB, Susan Walker; LAB, Mary CT.
Carter; German, Emma Metzner.
District No. 25-5B. Mary A. McKeever. prin-
cipal. IA. Leila Bartholomew; Alb. Grace Van
Buskirk; "A, Annabette Bryan; 3B, Sadie A. Cass;
"a. Maggie McKeeyer: Oh. Hattie Rheinbeimer