Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-04-06
MEssRs M'oUAID AND RICHARDSON.


 Appointed AssRstants to Principal Hovey
 -. - of. .ths.H .High schoOl. KThe boardgof education held an im- pOrtant meeting last evening.
 mThe board recommended to the3 dis trict committee that they purchase modelss.for the Prang system of drawing at cost of $200.
 The report of the teachers committee in respect to an examination for the High and Elm street schools, was taken up.
 A number of applications for the position of assistant principal of the High school were received and the fol- lowing selected and presented to the board, E. A. Richardson, Wallingford; F. O'Connor, Cambridge, Mass; Stewart H. Rowe, New Haven.
 Chairman Mulcahy said that he wishedSUo mention another name, that of William J. lMcQuaid eof New Haven. Mir McQuaid, he said, had been candi- date for the position of assistant princi- pal of the High school to be made va cant by MT Klimpke's withdrawal, but had afterwards come to the conclusion that he would not compete. Monday, however, MT McQuaid had requested the chairman to again consider him an ap- plicant.==As the committee had finished
 
 present MrSMcQuaid's name.
 MT Pierce, who IS chairman of the teachers committee, asked and obtained suspension of the rules and the teachers committee presented Mir Nc Quaid's name.
 Dr Hayes urged the appointment of MT sO'Connor, saying that swhile he ad- mired Mir McQuaid's abilities, Mir O'Con- nor was more desirable, for he began his H1~ SN1tn Nf making teaching his profession.
 Mir Pierce moved that MT McQuaid be appointed to the position and it was adopted.
 The board, on the motion of MT Hen. dersOn recommended to the district com mittee, that the assistant principals salary be made $1 ,000. MT McQuaid is graduate of Yale and took part in the recent Harvard-Yale debate at New Haven.
 The board then discussed the matter of securing another male teacher in view
 of the fact that at least 100 new pupils would enter the High school and many , teachers had asked for leave of absence Superintendent Crosby stated that tht , prospective large increase in the mum 5 Der of High school pupils would necessi l tate perhaps, the changing of grad heretofore taught in the building to tn , Elm street school thus raising the grad of that school It was moved by M ? Henderson that Mr Richardson be en gagged. The motion "as adopted an' t the board recommended that the salar, 8 be made $1 ,00O.
 Principal Moran of the Bishop stree 3 school was given leave of absence unti ? his health was such as to enable him t 1, resume his duties. Miss M. A. Donahu e of the High school building was give 1 leave of absence for the summer term n Miss Keenan was given an additions '- three months leave of absence. Tn Il resignation of Miss O'Connor of tn @ Washington street school was accepted
 Miss Whiton was continued as substltut
 for Principal Moran at the Bisho
 street school.
 Miss A. E. McAuliffe of Millerton, !
 Y., was appointed to Miss Whiton's fo 1T mer position in the high school till flu
 ther disposition of the board. Mi e McAuliffe has a Waterbury certificat 1T Her salary will be the same as receive It by Miss Whiton. Miss Allen was al ;ss pointed assistant principal of the Ban IS street school at the same salary she fo o- merly received from the district. Mi It Alice Fitzpatrick was transferred
 room 12, shortly to be opened in tl It Bank street school and Miss Clark WI l. appointed to the room made vacant l. the transfer. Miss Cowan was tran |, ferred to Miss Clark's old place. M le Nelligan was transferred from tl Bishop street school to the room in tl le Bank street building made vacant r. Miss Mahon's illness. Miss Bossidy It Lee, Mass, was appointed teacher in u l, Washington street school. Miss Mors d of the Long Hill school was transferrt 10 to the Bishop street school. Miss Lol st takes Miss Moran's place and Miss Mi Il kill of Suffield, was appinted assista le principal of the Long Hill school. Q, The board appointed a committee St wait on the district committee and url y the advisability of putting single des IT in the Elm street school.