Arizona republican., 1895-06-06
Grammar School Teach CTS Chosen Yesterday. All Are Well Known in
 Phoenix and Vicinity.
Many Whose Figures Will Be
 New in City Schoolrooms.
Something About the Gentlemen at the Head of the Several
 City Buildings.

The grammar school trustees yester- day lifted load from the1r minds and transferred it to the minds of some thing more than one hundred unsuc- cessful applicants for positions.
 The selection of a corps of teachers for the coming year was completed and made public. The following were elected
 Central building-Principal, Prof. R. ". Barnes, will also teach the seventh grade; assistant principal, Prof. W. A. Coy, will also teach the seventh grade; i; sixth grade, Laura Dobbs; sixth grade, Lizzie Morse; fifth grade, Marian Gull yer; fifth grade, Hattie N. Culver :; fourth grade, Ida Warren third grade, Addine Bury; third grade, Marguerite Williams; second grade, Allie Gray ]; second grade, Mabel Early; first grade, Ada Kelly; first grade, Laura Norton. West End building-Principal, Prof. Wm. H. Lee. in charge of fourth grade !; third grade, Rosa Proops; second grade. Lena Kirkland; first grade, Ethel Edmunds.
 East End building-Principa Prof. J. c. Cole, also teacher fourth grade third grade, M. A. Tyrrell; second grade, Lida L. Rem bert; first grade, Clara Johnson.
 The selection is so far informal, but may be made binding by the teachers, who are required to file their accept ance Of the positions assigned to them ,,kt, n1o ,l It. | than June 15
 The salaries agreed upon at a pre- vious IL neeting of the board are as | follows:
 Principal of the Central school, $90 per month assistant principal of the Central school and principals of the East and West End schools, $80; sixth and Seventh grade teachers, $7O; first, second and third grades, $65. The fourth and seventh grades will be taught by the principals.
 l Every body who has seen the list is highly gratified at the work of the board. Though several of the teachers have never taught in the city schools, all but two of them have gained favor able reputations by excellent school IOOm hOfh III tLc COuuly. 1WO dTc without experience. but have strong recommending qualifications. The new teachers, that is those not previously employed in the city schools are Prof. Barnes, Mrs. Morse. Misses Hattie M. Culver, Ida Warren, Mar guerite Williams, Allie Gray, Mabel Early, Rose Troops, Lida Rembert and Lena Kirkland. Prof. Barnes, the new principal of the Central school, is 8 teacher of long experience. Last year he was principal in the Osborne dis trict. He was graduated from the | Northwestern Ohio Normal school. His assistant. MT. Coy, is a graduate from the same institution, successful teacher of several years experience in the east and in this county. He was in tho Central school last year. He is also newspaper man, familiar with his business from the department of type sticking to the rounding up of the elusive "local" and the compilation of heavy editorials. He is now the city editor of the Arizona Star.
 Prof. Lee, the new West End princi- pal was in the Central high school a year ago in the department of languages and mathematics.
 Prof. Cole succeeds himself as the head of the East End school in which he did excellent work.