The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-09

School sui Causing
Heaps of Trouble
List of t he
Teachers,
The school board met last night at the
city building in adjourned session, Presi-
dent Powell in the chair. and except Hat
ton and Fritch all members Were present,
including Mccoy, Blacks success or,
elected at tie last regular meeting.
The board got to work at once and
transacted a large range OF business
Goldberg moved that the names Of Olive
Triplet-, Lulu Andrews, May Bricker,
LIZZIE Miller and Mamie Mccoy be Sc
Iected for the first vacancies which might
occur in the force OF teachers. This re-
opened the question discussed at the Mon
day nights meeting as to the province Of
tie committee IN such a case. Powell
said he had looked the matter up and
found the statute mandatory, that teach
ers must be reported by the committee.
Goldberg appealed from the decision and
the appeal was sustained and the names
were voted accordingly.
Jennings read letter from Hattou IN
regard to BARRIERS petition. asking that 10
action be taken till his return from Pitts
burg, and stated that nothing had been
done in that matter. which had been re-
ferred at the last meeting,
The noon hour question was brought
mp by Gill, by whose request Principal
Dyer spoke; favoring the short intermis-
sion, and with such effect that the motion
fixing the intermisslon at the thirty min
nj. frNn al To " al
The Levy school matter was urged By
keck and after long debate ii was de-
cided that the pupils of that school should
report to the Harry school TO be counted.
DIR. Richardson presented by request the
matter of I. Gregory and Others living
just outside the city limits who asked 10
be excused from paying tuition. lie also
asked TO place the practice school at the
Franklin, at which there was some dis
custom which developed the fact that the
practice school is a white elephant No
body wanted II, but il was later decided 10
place the third and fourth grades III the
Emerson.
Then came a committee from College
Hill, who through their spokesman, Mr..
Ca mpbell, protested warmly against what
he charged AS discrimination against that
neighborhood. They asked for three
teachers instead of two for the use OF
their furnace instead of coal stoves, and
fo- the employment OF IA janitor Casey's
motion embodying these three demands
was carried after a protracted discussion
wherein much Interesting matter came
out. notably Mr.. CampbelIs earnest pre-
sentation of his case, and, among others,
B8hr's motion to send the practice school
to College Hill, which was lost.
The board then adjourned.
All the teachers of the city schools ex-
ha Tavx hn hau
from their vacations, met yesterday pur-
suant to call, in the normal department at
the city building. The usual social hour
was spent in the mutual greetings Of old
friends meeting after vacation. The as
signments were read of teachers for the
coming year. and some general directions
aud suggestions were given out by Super
intendent Richardson who also issued tut
tion record blanks with printed instruc-
tions for their use, accompanied by admo-
nitions in regard TO the strict enforcement
of the rule of the board in relation to nom
resident and mountaineering pupils.
SuDe riutendent Richardson also dis
tributed printed programs for certain sup
plementqry oral and composition work in
language. The program has such
selection of subjects so literally arranged
that 1t is adapted to any grade from the
highest 10 the lowest, and leaves each
teacher to exercise Individual will aud
skill in the selection and use OF materials
The program Is expected TO be a great
feature OF the years work.
The order of the board with regard TO
tuition Is directed toward children whose
parents or guardians do not live in district
No l of the city of Wichita. and who have
taken homes here for school
purposes, ana those whose parents or
guardians have had their resident property
set aside and made exempt ON school tax
es In district No. l OF this city.
Following IS given the assignments Of
the teachers for the coming year. The
first name following the name OF the
school building Is that OF the principal:
Burton sehool-Miss Miller.
Carlton school-Miss Flower, Miss
Keith. Miss Kerr, Mrs.iEmaree, Miss Way
nick, Miss Ruth Woody, Miss Taft, Miss
Miss Andrews.
Cleveland school-Miss Scoggin. Miss
MossmaD, Mrs. Taylor, Miss sheppard
College Hill schOol-Mrs, Horton, Mrs.
Philleo, Miss Taft.
Emerson SchoOl-Mr. Carson, Miss Min
ME Drown, Miss Fellows, Miss Nora
Woody. Miss Shuts.
Paramount SehoOI-Miss Allen, Miss
MOzsmau.
Franklin School-Miss Dickinson, Mrs /
Corrie, Miss Stever. Miss Smith, Miss /
Miss Niece
Harry Street School-Miss Kelley, Miss 1
Morris. Mss Spawn, Miss Brown.
Irving School-Mlss Graham, Miss Jen- I
ME Daug hertv, Miss AheTne, Miss Z-ia- /
nInger, Miss Daisy BruneT, Miss Lou /
Bruner. Miss Reese, Miss Btrwise.
Kellogg School-Miss Muiyey, Mrs /
Miss Cox. Miss Cogdell, Miss 4
Fitch, Miss Lane. Miss SAKE.
LincOl School-Mr. Peace, Miss LEIGH !
srdI, Miss Adams Mss McSabb Miss Full
Ter MISS Martin.
Mccormick school-Miss Fowler, Miss 4
Tuplett. Miss T. J. Rowe. Miss Minick
Park schOol-Misses Brook, Emma Nc
Cree. Eta Mason, Anna MasOn, Gsrwood. i
jac&S0n.
Washington scbool-Nisses Dsugherty, (
J. Burd. Nicely. Mclaughlin, Walker, 4
Costello. Conway, Mrs. Stangiaud
Webster schOol-M isses Mills. 4 Burd
S'uckey. Millen. Jessie Brown, Heilas. l. .
NJ. Rowe
High SCHOOL,. r Dyer. principal. g. 7.
?. Smith. Cynthia Cleveland. :. y Alien.
John Schurr. r + haIght, Laura Il i
b iacoe. Frank Duncan.
Miss Mamie Mccoy viii substitute f0f /
Mrs. SiaaEland a. the Washington schcoI. I
and Miss May Brickue. FOR Miss Allison i
II the Emerson.
HIGH SCHOOL MATTERS