Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-26
Examination of Teachers.
Point. From the schoolrooms.

THE entire South school corps of teachers
have been engaged for next year.
THE Moorhead School corps was reelected
| last Tuesday evening. Miss Nannio Mack
rell, the Principal, was elected for three
years.
Room IL, of the Liberty school, presided
over by Miss Ludwig, made an excellent
record in having not y case of tardiness for
five months and only five cases during the
year.
THE Misses Huston, MaQpire, Dalzell, Barr
and Taylor, of the Birmingham school, left
on Friday evening, by water, for q weeks
trip TO Cincinnati.
THE picnic of the Grant school at Schen.
ley Park last Thursday was u great success.
The directors supplied an unusually fine
lunch for the school children and dainty
cooked dinner for the teachers.
A FEW school picnics have been left over
till next week. Among them the OHara
picnic at Hutton on Tuesday, the Riverside
on the same day at Aliqufppa ana the Bed
ford on Friday at the same place.
The Braddock Township School Board
held q special meeting Monday night and
elected all the former teachers or the town.
ship schools who were applicants for the
five schools in the township. No new appli-
cants were considered at that meeting.
Nine teachers did not apply.
THE first dress rehearsal OF the physical
culture drill and choruses to be given by 10
young ladies from the North Braddock
schools, under the direction of Miss Mary X.
Kennedy. before the State Teachers Associ-
alton at Beaver Falls ON Tuesday nigh, ~ uly
s. was held Friday evening in the North
Braddock school hail.
PROF. C. d.. CoFFEY was elected Superin-
tendent of the North Braddock schools for
the tenth successive term, with Miss Mary
r. Kennedy principal for the third time;
Prof. Elmer s. Weltiey was reelected prin-
cipaI of the Hannatoxn schools; Prof. j. Il.
Keener, OF Swissvale: Miss Mary Marshall,
of Copeland; Prof. j. b. McCabe, of Besse-
mer, Tor the sixth term in succession.
Miss MAMIE TussEY, of the OHara school,
has made q record in her ward school life to
be proud of. From the time she entered
school. eight years ago, small member OF
room No. /, till Monday when she entered
as competitor in the race for admission to
High School, she has never missed day In
attending the O'Hara school. According to
sented last week with books as they were
perfect in attendance during the year.
THE Braddoek Township School Board
held a special meeting Friday night at
Bessemer elected nine teachers from some
As applicats to fill the vacancies In the five
were: Miss Annie Liken, of Grove City; Miss
Annie Ankrom, of Waynesburg; Miss Alice
Ellis, Miss Flora Packer, Miss Millie Morris.
OF Braddock: Miss Mary Il. Price. of Wilkins
DuTp, WHO uuUA ldSb yOdA. "ao tOL IL yCoio
teacher in the North Braddock schools.
Miss Mamie McKeever, OF Swissvale; Miss
Kate Lawrence, OF Greensburg, and Miss
Mary Cavatt
THERE were four vacancies to be filed In
the school staff OF the Hiland school this
year. Miss Earl and Miss Reno resigned on
account OF ill health Miss Woolsair died and
Miss Bothel will become a trained nurse en-
tering the Blockley Hospital Philadelphia,
on July Il for a year and later intending TO
take up a special course in medicine, which
field seems to have an especial attraction
for teachers. Miss Kate Empheld, last year
q teacher in Allegheny, after years train
ing as nurse at University Hospital, Phila-
delpha, and Miss Blackburn, a teacher Of
both take up the study Of medi-
cine this September Both these ladies are
friends of Miss Bothers.