The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-10
,rrrr.,. SCHOOL BOARD PROCEEDINGS.
WICHITA, Kan, May s. 1893.

WICHITA, Kan. May s. 1893
The board OF education met IN adjourn
ed session on Monday, May 5, 1873. at
D. m. with President Ward In the chair
The members present j.. lUii S Sait w.
Fszel. Gill. Davis, Cole, Heck. Messrs-
Van Wer,len. Campbell and Casey coming
in shortly after roll call.
The president stated that the board had
met in adjourned session Tor the transac'
ton of whatever business might come De-
fore it.
tee on buildings and GROUNDS were III
strucfed to meet with the city council and
see If rooms for the library could not be
secured on the first floor Of the city build
ing
The board of city examiners presented
the following report: 200
To the Board Of Education:
In pursuance TO a regulation OF yont
honorable board an examination OF apph-.
cants for license to teach IN the city
schools was held in the rooms OF tue CITY
Norma school on Saturday May b, 1873
The following persons presented them
selves for examination: Maude Sargent,
Carrie Mahr. Laura NJ. SpaGn, Annie
Stanton, Pearl McCormick- Belle hen
drck, Eva Minnich. ticrence + iier'
| ForeStine Dnnniuy. Alice Oidheld, Ale
! thu Miller, Agnes Conway anu Tiara
/ Brown.
! OF the above number the following per
/ sons are entitled TO a second grade cef.!N-
/ cate, viz: Laura NJ. Spaun. Agnes Ion
way. Eva MiDnich. Clara Brown and Belle
| Heudrck: and the following named per
! sons are entitled TO third grade certih
| cn-a VIZ. Fioronce Fuller, Alice O!dheld.
| AlIetha Miller and Maude Sargent. Inc
remaining applicants failed 10 receive
sucn GRADES As in the judgement OF tue
examiners would e,title them TO receive
certificates Respectfully submitted,
". L. STUEDEVANT,
Chairman Board of Examiners.
On motion the report was received.
| fTha aIection of clerk of the board being
in order the following names were added
RI the list of names voted on at the last
meeting: Nessrs. Beard, Sheppard, Moore
ana Thicker. Sixteen ballots We're taken
and on the sixteenth ballot ID. T. tulier
was duly declared elected cierk OF the
! board OF education MT uIiet HAVING
received votes. 4 majority CT the votes
cast
on motion OF Mr.. Campbell the matter
of furnishing music for the commence
ment exercises Of the High school was lei,
! with the committee on High schooi ana
the principal aud teachers OF the hlSu
school with power to act. -,
Mr. GIll reported IudV N"0
could be obtained for COMMENCEMENT eA
ercises of the High school ana Normal IL
the forenoon, afternoon and evening Aol
SO ,s >,
On motion the board then procee ded tt
elact a librarian. The following nance
persons were applicants: AR: j. ,; oeh
niugs, Misses Armentrout, Hc Aar, De''ui
MI, Wilson. Hilliard, " iIklns ano
Blood. Nine ballots were tai r. Wlthout
choice. At the end OF the MIMI Daiiot LII
elaction of librarian was postpon ed on mo
ton of Mr.. Goldberg. IN IT. .,
On motion of Mr. Campbell. the secre
tarv was instructed to advertise lor blu!
for the taking of the enumeration O
school children in the city
Mr. Goldberg moved that this ooard en-
force the rule OF the former BOARD with re
gard to nonresident pupils, ana thaI IN
matter be left with the members Oh IN
board who had the matter III charge uhUe
the former board. Motion was Secohde'
by Mr.. Black. The roll was called an
the members voted as follows; Ayes
Black, Casey, Campbell, Goli0erg. fazfl
Gill. keck aud Cole. Nays an Wer
den and DIR. Davis. Motion WAS declares
carried. 81.
Mr., Goldberg then move Aat tn
board adjourn till Friday. a. y l-'h'
40 d. IN. The roll was called Oh the nc
> tion and the vote stood as follows: Ayes
Black. Casey, Goldberg, keck ana Coit
Nays-Nan Werden, Campbell, Fazei. pil
and Dr. Davis. The vote being tie I'll
, chair voted in the affirmative.
Meeting then adjourned.
, Il. j. IRWIN, A. H. w ARD
Secretary. President.