Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-07
TO BE TEACHERS FOREVER.

Candidates for Permanent Certificates Ex
/ amined Yesterday-Central Board Or
ganization-w oman's Department a
the Worlds Fair--Odds and Ends Fron
| the Schools.
Thirty-two teachers presented themselve
| yesterday before the Permanent Certificat'
| Committee for examination to obtain th'
| goal of their hopes-a permanent certificate
| The studies were geography and spelling.
! These are the names OF applicants: Ohvt
| Anderson, Clara Carey, Morse school; Gussit
Reehner, Alice A Beery, Emma c. Nc
Laughlin, Alice B. sullivan. PEBBLES;
Mamie Bishop, Mamie Bleethrow, Mar
aret Lyle, Maud Turner. Moorhead;
| Hattie Fox, Eugenia X. Rayburn. Anna
| Holman, Park: Ella S. G.. Bushfield, Howard
Blanche MeGinnis St. Clair; Lizzie Giles,
Maggie Lappan, Ralston: Emma N. Carey
Humbol,lt: Kate 9. Herman, Olive NJ. Smith
Mary A. ODonnell, Mt. Albion; Martha Nc
| Combs. Estelle Kunzler. Birmingham; Emma
! Croft, Hiland; Katie O'Neil Hancock; Armand
Sehramm. Mary Laughlin, Rena 81. Good,
| Wickersham: Sarah j. Martin, Lawrence;
Intyre. Thad Stevens. Next Saturday the
studies are history and drawing. The eX-
animation will continue Tor the four coming
Saturdays.
Mrs. Van Wagonnen issues this bulletin
for her classes: The teachers OF the city
will meet in the Franklin School, Logan
street, for instructions in drawing, as fol-
lows: Teachers of Step Il, Book IL, Feb
February 9 and 23 March and %; Step {,
February 10 and "a, March and %; Step 9,
February Il and %. March lo and =; Step ?,
February 10 and %, March Il; Step Book {,
Step o. Book I, February Is: Step 10, Book
8. February 10. The class will meet promptly
at4P Pm.
Tuesday, the Central Board or Education
re-organizes. President MeKelvey. Secretary
Charles Reisfar and Clerk Mark Lewis will
be rewarded for their past excellent work
by unanimous reelection, there being no
opposition to them as in fact there has not
been for many years. Every school board
has elected q representative with the excep-
tion of the O'Hara, where j. ID. Littel the
has several opponents. The question will
likely be settled before Tuesdays meeting of
the Central Board. There will be four new
members in the re-organized board.
The Allegheny County Woman's Auxiliary
Committee of the State Commission for the
Worlds Fair has decided to have the panels
of tho door of the woman's departments OF
historic wood, likely from old FIT. Duquesne,
and of historic design. This design may be
the old fort itself Miss Esselius, of the
Sioyd Industrial School, located at the
Forbes School, is to have the honor of cary
ing the panels.
Mr.: James Wilson will again after Tuesday
next represent the PEBBLES district in the
Central Board, after retirement of three
years. He was always considered a model
member. The announcement of his re-
election Friday night will be gratifying to
his numerous friends.
Yesterday a principals meeting was
called, as Mrs. Van Waggonen wished to
make arrangements to meet the principals
who wish to take up the study of drawing
The Franklin Hall was so chilly-the stove
was just placed at P. M.-that but little was
accomplished
Miss Maud Lewis heads the High School at
the Grant School for the month of January.
the course at the Public Cooking School
formed from pupils from the Forbes. Wash
ington, Franklin, Hancock, Howard. Bed
ford, Birmingham and Wickersham schools,
and will contain q larger complement of
pupils than the allotted numbers, as there
was such demand to enter, so the establish
ment of the additional cooking school next
year shows its necessity.
The Teachers Library was yesterday pre-
sented with q neat volume of Slythe Tabor's
poems, whose exquisite verses are often
noted in The DISPATCH and are from the pen
of Mr. Digby. brother of Percy Digby, Law
Librarian. Mr.. Digby hides his personality
under the pseudonym of slythe Tabor.
The Teachers Guild meets next Saturday
at the Franklin School Hall.