The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-31
IN MEMORY Of MOULDER
Appropriate Resolutions Passed
by the Board of Educa-
ton.
Contracts Let and a Lot of Other
Miscellaneous Business Trans.
acted.

AT the meeting of the Board of Educa-
ton last evening School Director Clinton
offered appropriate resolutions out of re-
spect for the memory of the late Superin-
tendent of Schools, A. j. Moulder. In
well-chosen words he dwelt on the virtues
and abilities of the man and the educator,
and declared that the sympathy of the
whole School Department was with the
family in its great loss.
On recommendation of the City Board of
Examiners the following certificates were
granted:
Miss Kate r. Paxton, a grammar-g grade GER
tifcGte on her diploma of graduation from the
Pennsylvania State Normal School.
Miss Flora Rosenfeld, recommended to the
State Board OF Education for the grammar
grade OF State educational diploma.
Peter j. Crosley, grammar-grade certificate
upon his Alameda County grammar-grade GER
tthcate.
The folowing-named ladies were granted
grammar-grade certificates upon their
diplomas from the normal class:
Mrs Grace Spence, class of 1892; Mrs Martha
E. Sutton, class OF 1888; Mrs. Sarah C. Burnett,
class of 1882; Mrs. Charles Outflow, class OF
1886; Mrs. William Lindop, class OF 1888.
The grammar-grade certificates of the
following persons were renewed:
Miss Eleanor ]. Sturges, Miss Caroline NJ.
Barron. Miss Carrie Beckwith, Miss C. N. Cur
It's Miss NJ. E. Curry, Miss G. J. Cohen, Miss f.
A. Cowley, Miss L. R. Chase, Miss I. E. Fitz-
patrick, Miss Florence Gay, Miss Cora Gal
lsgheT' Miss v C. Ingram ng1 Miss n A. jacobs,
Nora O'Brien, Thomas B. W. Leland, Miss A. F.
Sprague, Miss F. NJ. Shearer, Miss N. F. Sulli-
van, Miss NJ L. O'Neal.
The high school certificates of Mrs. S.
]. Mann and K. d. Faulkner were renewed.
The special certificate of 2. A. Espina
in DpnmanshID was rpnpwp6
Miss Ida Garbarino's special certificate
in bookkeeping was renewed.
Miss Lilly Whites special certificate in
typewriting was renewed.
The special high-school certificate in
mathematics granted Paul J. Mohr upon
his special high-school certificate from
San Bernardino County was ordered re-
voked
The following recommendation of the
Classification Committee were adopted:
Miss Laura T. Fowler to be continued in
charge OF the San Francisco Normal School as
vlce-principal at her present salary of $175 per
month during the pleasure of the board.
Miss ANNA E. Claussen of the day substitute
class to be appointeda probationary teacher in
| the department and assigned to the charge of
q new class in the Douglass Primary School.
Miss Sarah ]. Duffy, assistant teacher in the
Everett Grammar School, to be transferred to
the charge OF new class in the Douglass Prim-
airy School.
Mrs NJ E. Moore of the unassigned list of
teachers to be assigned to the charge of a class
IN the Everett Grammar School.
All the primary pupils living in the district
bounded by the center of Van Ness avenue.
Turk street to Market, now attending the John
SWEET Grammar School, to be transferred to the
Harrison Primary School.
On recommendation of the Committee
on Salaries the following changes were
ordered: Salary of ianitress of the Horace
Mann Grammar School be increased So so
per month on account OF the opening OF
new evening class in the building; salary
of janitress of the Emerson Primary
School be increased 81 SO per month on &C
count of the opening of a new class in the
| building.
| Director Murdoch gave notice that at the
next meeting he would move to amend
section 10l as follows:
| teacher acting as principal or vice-prin-
cipal for five days or more in any calendar
mon th shall receive therefor the salary of the
position so temporarily filed.
Mary J. Cline was retired as a teacher
under the teachers annuity and retire.
ment fund.
Mrs. Laura T. Hopkins filed notice that
she intended to apply for the benefits of
the same fund.
Notice was filed by Architect Welsh that
the Douglass School was completed and
ready for inspection.
William Linden was awarded the con-
tract of putting the Richmond District
school In proper sanitary condition at a
cost OF $2S66. The same contractor was
given the work of repairing the sutro
Primary School for $3753.
The memorial exercises of the late Su-
perintendent of Common Schools A. ].
Moulder will be held tomorrow at p. NJ.
in the Girls High School. Among the
speakers will be President Kellogg of the
university, Fred Campbell, Mrs. Pray,
John SWEET, James Denman and Joseph
O'Connor.
On account of these memorial exercises
Professor Bailey's lecture for the same
date, Friday, November !, has been post
poned.