Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-22
Assignment Of Teachers for
the Coming Term.
The Schools at Which They
Will Teach.
Glass Rooms Provided for All the
Children in the City.
Several Matters Connected with the New
School Buildings Considered-Other
Business Transacted.

hall, there were present MeSSrs. Cox,
Ellis, Frew, Gosper, Woodbury., McIn-
tosh, Powers and Whaling, and in the
absence OF President A. E. Pomeroy,
who is spending a vacation with his
family at Lake Tahoe, the chair was oc-
cupied by Mr.. c. j. Ellis.
A number OF applications for appoint
ment as janitors in the public schools
were received and referred to the jani-
tors committee.
The resignation of Miss M. E. Quayle,
a teacher, was accepted with regrets, on
motion of Mr.. Powers.
The usual number of demands,
amounting in the aggregate to 81 1,4l3.73,
were approved in accordance with the
recommendation of the finance COM
amittee.
A communication was received from
the city clerk transmitting the matter
of the alleged grievances claimed by the
citizens of Boyle Heights, for investiga-
ton by the board. Referred to the
building committee.
Communications were received from
F. S. Clark and E. A. Pickard,
offering to purchase buildings on the
Amelia-street and Eighth-street school
lots, and both were referred to the
building committee.
The offer of Mrs. Alice Marlette to
sell four lots adjoining the San Pedro
street school for $2,500 was also referred
ITO the same committee.
On motion of Mr.. Ellis, of the teach
'ers' committee, Miss Belle McFadden
was elected as teacher in the public
schools.
Mr.. Woodbury., of the classification
committee, recommended the assign
ment of the teachers for the ensuing
year as follows, which was adopted
unanimously:
Assignment of Teachers and Principals.
l. Humboldt street-Miss Mary Dea-
con, first and second grades.
2. Swain street-Miss Mary E. Nc
,Graw, first and second.
3. Chestnut street-Miss Mary A..
Henderson, first grade and principal !;
Miss Dora G. Vickery, second; Miss n.
Ellen Reavis, third; Miss Florence n.
Hamilton, fourth.
4. Hellman street-Miss Marion A.
Rouse, first; Miss Nora L. Desmond,
second; Miss Bessie M. Cox, third; Miss
Virginia Griffin, fourth; Miss Emma
Grifiths, fifth; Mrs. Gertrude D. Croft,
sixth; Miss Frances V. Harrow, sew
enth; Miss Maggie A. Huston, eighth
Miss Janet M. Henderson, principal.
5. Prichard street-Miss Millie NJ
Cox, first and second.
6. Gates street-Miss Ella L. Stolt
eenberg, first; Miss Mary E. Bear,
second and third Mrs Minnie J. Green
man, fourth and fifth; Miss Ella NJ.
Dixon, sixth and principal.
7. Griffith avenue-Miss Helen E.
Hunt, first grade and principal; Miss
Nellie NJ. Quayle, second; Miss Ada F
Fiutchings, third Miss Bertha S. Will
kins, fourth.
mum, f1st Miss Lizzie F. Keller, frs.
Miss Carrie Reeves, second; Miss Carrie
w. Roberts, second Miss Maud Miles
third Miss Mary Mcdonald, fourth
Mrs. f. ]. Fitzgerald, fifth; Mrs. G. G
Dubois, principal.
9. Sand street-Miss Isabel Over
man, first; Miss Alice Reeves, second
Miss Calthea G. Vivian, third: Mrs. M
A. +. Smith, fourth; Mrs. Nellie B
Cushman, fifth; Miss Nellie F. Ray
sixth; Miss Fidelia A. Anderson
seventh; Miss Blanche E. Leviele
eighth; Mr.. Spurgeon Riley, principal
10. Alpine street-Miss Mary l.
Hays, first; Miss Cora S. Slack, second
and principal; Miss Regina Weinshank
third and fourth Miss Olivia Day, fifth
and sixth.
IL. Temple street-Miss Rose H
Hardenberg, first and principal; Mrs
Dora A. Millard. second; Miss N. J.
Miller, third and fourth Miss Leonora
Hassler fifth and sixth.
IL. Casco street-Mrs. Grace P
Clarke, first, second and principal; Miss
Mary N. Penman, third and fourth.
lS. Collado street-Miss Margaret
L. Benedict, first; Miss Lizzie B. Oliver
second; Miss Marie H. Perry, third and
ffourth Mr.. j. B. Millard, fifth anc
sixth and principal.
A. Beaudry street-Miss Lizzie D.
s.Shultz, first and second Miss Dora H
iBroadwell, third and fourth and prin-
.ripal.
is. Normal primary-Miss Clara
Stolterberg, first; Mrs. Fannie H.
M. Knapp, fourth and principal.
I6. Spring street-Miss Helen Henry,
first; Mrs. n f. w. Pond, first; Miss
Eliza Bengough, second; Miss Nettie
Getchell, second Miss Matte H. Will
IS son, third; Miss Mabel Rorick, third
Miss Fannie P. Wright, fourth Miss
Emma Fleishman, fourth Miss Cecilia
Auld, fifth; Miss Eleanor M. Joy, sixth
Miss Edith NJ. Joy, seventh; Miss Helen
w. Davis, eighth; Miss Elizabeth J.
Gibson, principal.
II. Eighth street-Miss Minnie Bax-
ter, first; Miss Laura J Campbell, Sec
ond; Miss Lucy D. Mcconnell, third
Miss Sara G. Reese, fourth Miss Nellie
Shine, fifth; Miss Harriet Cory, sixth
Miss Mary 1. Hutchinson, seventh Miss
Anna Stewart, eighth; Miss Margaret
K. Scott, principal.
IS. Tenth street-Mrs. Laura M
Fortson, first; Miss Mary A. Parmelee,
second; Miss Mabelle E. Dunn, third
Miss Lizzie B. Moore, fourth and princi-
pal.
10. Sixteenth street-Miss Anna S.
Griswold, first; Miss Hattie Taylor, Sec
,ond Miss Ida Mccormack, third; Miss
Helen 0. Anderson, fourth Miss Kate
Desmond. fifth; Mrs. Jennie L. Throop,
sixth; Miss Esther L. Strauss, seventh
Miss Katharine G.. Wambold, eighth
Miss Bertha E. Gordon, principal.
20. Seventeenth street-Miss Martha
Bradley, first; Mrs. Ella j. Belts, sec.
.ond and third and principal; Miss Clara
Bruere, fourth and fifth; Mr. Charles E
Latham, sixth and seventh.
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