The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-01-05
'MIS%S DENGLER AND BnprQ
AdVanoSd-rhe a Changes il -,
The soRool Board Conc -, vs.
the Changes.

! ! Srf9r1Z \ man reclhmendati
:, cies in the oor,,u 'Or hIling The vaca
designations oc A. teachers caused by u
hover This 49, i'eeRie and Miss Else
by the School - was not monopolizo
their friepds i,a,. i' ''r all the teachers an
ever since tbo ''" On the anxious beuc
matter has or,;.., ,''',''''os occurred, and fb
as PresidertiaI ",'.'oSt as much interes
of the meoti,,,. ',''on' 1t consumed most
G.t made n l.,,.r 'o'' night Mr. Freeman
fSo. cbar,otar preliminary report of q
"lf.l 10
to fill tho promotions Of teachers
continuing his 49, Dir Freeman said in
report to render whfcNAsms9y conditiopaI
adopted as a whole, or retNtAldINSe to have
an opportunity to revise it. In a AnnSjtb
the matter Of promotions l have takcHNAI
account the term of service, their scholars
ship, their professional ability and their
particular adaptability for the positions which
it is proposed to put them in,
1T is next to impossible if not utterly so,
to make appointments so that all will be
satisfied; and perhaps some win be disap-
pointed and dissatisfied with my appoint
ments, but they are made on just ard i'm
partial grounds. If there should be any dis
satisfaction 1 suppose we can meet the crii-
cism.
81 would like osay that the certificates our
teachers hold represent them as being com-
peteut to teach in any of the schools within
your control aud to say that any of the
teachers are not qualified to teach grammar
school would be unwarranted; but, Of course
there is difference as to the way in which
schools n - be conducted, the scholarly
qualifications, ond peculiar fitness; and il is
quite important, so far as possible, to make
the teachers satisfied with their positions,
because then they can do better work and
will not look elsewhere for positions.
"With these lines in view l would re
commend that Miss Anna Dengler be pro-
NOTED to one of the second grade grammar
schools She is one Of our most scholarly
young ladies, so far as l have had an
opportunity Of Judging that have ever
graduated from our High school, and has
taught in our schools about eight years and a
half now. She has not taught rs long as
some others, but has been a very successful
teacher.
q also recommend Miss Bridget Burns to
fill one of the two vacancies in the second
grade grammar schools
"Those two appointmentsare made strictly
on the basis Of term of service, scholarship
and professional ability, no other clements
being considered"
| MT freeman sald Win regard 10 MINOR aP-
poIntments he would u''ers' O. niue WIN Ie-
gard to term oil service ana c''' "''e"''ou "
the laet tha1 there are not many young iiel
IN the corps oil IeachelS' anu ".So 10 'n0 ia''
that many OF them' "neh 'nei' SorI''os o''
come most valuable seek poSi'lonS else"N'''
for an increase oil salary MI freeman
thought II pet'er 10 nave cn''uIou oolio ~
contact with masculine li"inlnE ana
the male teacheiS snou'" DO ei'ou'"seu
auu III nlllh8 'ne POS'U'ou9 !" 'n'
hrst grdde grammar sc"oolS maui
vacant by the promo'ion7 OF MISSES DeisIe'
and burns ana iooA'hs over the Ils' ol ""ns
men, ne louhu M,sS's' o'-''O''"-' I'e" '.ii 's
Britt ana Burke desirouS Oh pr'mo''o"' a.
are good teachers ana are young men o.
exceptionally good quaI'Jes ID te"cu'h'
schooL ana il "ou'o De- pe'l'Is' " l''u i','''' IT.
To detlue as TO VINO sh.u'" nave A'sO lo7'''Ou
AS net"eeh 'hese lou' oeo'Ie" o." term
service MI Lewis mas l""sAl A'e years 'n'
the others iour ana ln'ee' / u','"'o Ut
recommend MI Lewis Iof one OIL 'ne HIS
grade grammar schools.
"And to follow out my reasoning M
| Freeman continued, 81 have decided to asI