The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-01

passed examination, and others, among
them a special certificate in drawing to
Miss Katherine NJ. Ball and another to
Albert H. Code for teaching psychology
and methods.
The following graduates of the Normal
department Of the Girls High School were
appointed to the day substitute list 4:
Misses Martha Richie, Margaret FitZger-
aid. Louise Koch. Efle Edith Smith, Susie
Alice Ward. They will be assigned to fill
vacancies as thew occur.
Miss Daisy NJ. Wilson, a probationary
teacher in fhe Horace Mann Evening
School. was made a regular teacher in that
school.
Mrs. B. A. Litton, Miss Sarah Karsey.
Miss Katharine Mayors, Mrs. K. j. Policy
and Miss Ella Purinton were granted a re-
newai of their primary-grade certificates.
high school certificates were issued
John T. Handsake, Miss Caroline NJ.
Cushing. Henry NJ. Wright, Frederick G.
Baird. Walter 5. Braun and Albert M.
Armstrong upon diplomas from the State
University.
The following teachers were recon-
mended to the State Board of Education
for life diplomas: Misses Catherine E.
Dunn, Mary i. Reynolds, Emma A.
Browne, May E. Hopps, Barbara Bannon.
Pauline Bendlt and Winfield L. Tarpy.
The following were recommended for
State educational diplomas to the State
Board: Misses Jeanette K. Fleming,
Margaret Cashin and Della Clayburgh.
On her diploma from the Normal School
of Chico Miss Eta f. Loveland was
granted a grammar-grade certificate, as
was also Miss Margaret l. Ready ON her
dinloma from the Normal School, class of
1882, and Annie w. Barron. Cornelia Far
5ell and Bertha Nottemeier. classes of
1880, 1890 and 1890, respectively.
Grammar-grade certificates were re-
newed for Misses Lillian Rodep, Mary
Mckee. Alice Lewis and Mrs. Eva G.
Essen.
Mrs. Alice E. Kedor and Mrs Louise N.
Howard nereBgranted grammar grade cer-
tficates.
Allyn n. Cooke was given special high
school certificate to teach science, history
and mathematics.
Edward c. Cordell was granted special
certificate in bookkeeping.
Philip S. WOlsey, a graduate of the State
University, was granted special high
school certificate to teach physics and
chemistry.
Miss Kate Mclaughlin was granted a
grammar-grade certificate, aud Miss
Bertha Carter was granted a primary
grade certificate.
The following who passed the late
semi-annual examinations were granted
grammar-grade certificates: Misses Alvin
H. OOHhcOhs hbD InOODalus mary oltktis
Kate McClaim, Lonisa Hanlon, Marion
f. Earle. Flora Van der Bergh and Alice
Madden. Annie OConnell, Ida M. Kervan,
Clara l.. Finnegan, Annie E. Parlin,
Helen HERON, Kate f. Quinlan. Nora NJ
Sullivan, Mary E. Doherty, Bertha Carter
and Alfred E. Roberts.
A special certificate in Spanish was
granted to Mrs. Jane NJ. Sykes and one TO
Miss Louise N. Freese for penmanship.
A. &. Wheat was granted high schO oil
certificate upon Michigan State Univer-
sitv certificate.
The Committee on Finance was author
lied TO direct the secretary TO advertise for
proposals for furniture for the mechanical
ana freehand drawng-room, physical aud
chemical apparatus, machinery. erection
of ~ machinery, FORCES ADD piping for same
aud tools for the polytechnic high school
in accordance with specifications to be
prepared by Frank A. Gardner, head oil
the department OF manual training of SAID
school.