The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-06-04

brennan,
INSURANCE.
Trezise, Davenport, o. Hearn, Butts and
Gable,
NONRESIDENT PUPILS.
Muldoon, Baird, Conry, Owens and
Gable.
LIBRARY.
s. A. Beddall, L. A. Freeman and John
g. Davis.
VISITING COMMITTEES.
For September, October and November
-Muldoon, Gable, Trezise Owens and
Hanna.
For December, January and Februry-
Coury, Baird, Davenport, Butts, and
Gallagher
For March, April and May-Bachman,
Brennan, Williams and O'Hearn.
The committee on teachers and salaries
retired to the High School room to con-
slider applications for appointments and an
intermission was declared Upon the re-
turn Of the committee it was recommended
that all the old teachers, with the exception
Of Miss A. Adele Shaffer, who was not an
applicant, be re-elected. II was also rec
mended that Mr.. Ehrhart's salary be made
81, l75, which is to cover his services in the
library. This is not an increase of salary,
but is combining of what he has been re-
ceiYing heretofore as teacher and librarian.
Mr. Davenport. then recommended that
Miss Coogsn's salary be decreased from 500
to $50 per month and that the teacher to
be appointed to teach vocal music be paid
$50 a month. The recommendation was
adopted.
1t was decided to employ a janitor for
the Turkey Run school building and not
disturb the salaries of the teachers there.
The directors then proceeded to vote for
the teachers according to law. Each
teacher received 10 votes. Immediately
thereafter Superintendent Freeman made
the following recommendations
l, That Miss jeanette H. Ramage be
promoted from the third grade primary
department to teach vocal music
2. That Miss Mary A. Stack be pro-
NOTED from the first grade primary to the
position to be vacated by Miss Ramage
8. That Miss Hannah B. Reese be pro-
-.,nto5 f-orn vue ma. --~--a a.,.-,o
primary, taking the place of Miss A.
Adele Shatfer, who did not apply for re-
appointment.
a. That Miss Hattie Hess be assigned to
the Union street building second grade
primary department
The recommendation we're adopted
The teachers elected and the grades to
which they haYe been assigned are as fol-
lows:
HIGH SCHOOL.
William N. Ehrhart, principal; Clara
Cline, assistant; Annie i. Coogan draw
ing and modelling; jeanette H. Ramage,
vocal music.
GRAMMAR DEPARTMENT
Second grade-Lizzie NJ o. Connell, A.
E. L. Leckie, Lydia Eisenhower.
First grade--Lizzie Lessig, Anna Deng-
Ter, Amelia @. Schooner, Mahala Fairchild
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Fourth grade-Bridgec A. Burns, Carrie
w, Faust Michael f. Conry, Anna E.
Mansell Robena F. Glover Jane T. Lam.
bert,
Third grade-Mary A. Stack, Maggie
E. Cavsnaugh, Eliza j. Finnerty, John b.
Scheuhing, Mary A. LafTorty, Lizzie Lehe
James r. Lewis.
Second grade-Hannah B. Reese, Mary
II Wasley, Hstty Hess, Maggie G. Bren-
nan, Florence G.. Hess, Annie M. Kimmel
Minnie @. Hartnett, Michael il. Britt.
First grade-Irene Shane, Mary A Con-
nelly, Cornne Tempest, Sallie E. Conry,
Ella NJ. Clauser, Nellie Baird, Idaho Kolh,
Sarah Fadden,:J. W. Burke Carrie Smith.
MIXED SCHOOL,
Turkey RUM. p Whitaker, john +,
Davies.
Two teachers are to be elected to fill the
vacancies created by the promotions of
Misses Stack and Reese, in the first grade
primary department
The board will meet next Tuesday even
ing to ill the vacancies and consult with
the teachers on the adoption of text books.
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