The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-12-04
NO MONEY FOR SCHOOLS,
Berkeley's School Fund Ex-
hausted, but Teachers Will
Be Paid.
Crescent Athletic Club Officers-Prob.
able Change in Football Man.
agement.

BERKELEY, CAL, Dec. 3.-The Board
of Education held a meeting last night
and disposed OF quantity of routine bust
ness, besides passing on the teachers
salary warrants and other demands for the
month of November. Bills to the amount
of 1892 OF were ordered paid. with the I'M
derstanding that teachers warrants be
drawn on the State fund, as there would
be no money available in the school fund
before January 1.
E. c. Worden was awarded the contract
for building single room in addition to
the Rose-street School,
The Board of Education adjourned to
meet as High-school Board. Two bills
of $3.50 and $7S, for teachers and ianitors'
salaries respectively, were ordered paid.
Mr.. McCabe, the substitute teacher, was
appointed to relieve Principal Warwick
and Mr.. Congdon each one-half day per
week. Miss Woodall as elected teacher
for the fourth grade in the Rose-street
School, her salary to commence with the
new term.
The jtruant officer was voted to be re-
tanned for another month.
Director E. j. Wickson called attention
to the fact that some of the teachers were
compelling too much home study and
moved that the matter be officially looked
into. The principals of the various schools
were instructed to investigate.
The report of enrolment as furnished by
Principal Waterman was as follows:
High School-Senior class, enrolment, "a /;
attendance, "a; daily average, 80. Middle
average, 80. Junior class, enrolment, la;
attendance, ITO; daily average, 1O8. Total
enrolment, $50: total attendance, 276; total
Whittier School-Enro1lment AL. attend
ance, 1928; daily average, BIT.
LIE Conte-Enrollment, 304; attendance, 265 !;
daily average, 265.
Enrolment, 274; attendance, 263 :;
Kellogg embodiment, 1854 attendance, $50:
daily average, 331: Total enrolment, 1858
total enrolment. 1878; attendance, 1476;
daily average, 1920.
Crescents Nominate Officers.
The Crescent Athletic Club held its
annual nomination of officers last evening.
1t was understood before the nominations
took place that none of the members of
the present board of directors would
allow their names to appear on the new
slate for reelection, SO that the club
would be under an entirely new manage
ment next year. Five of the present
board were renominated, however, not
withstanding their protests to the con-
trary.
The election will take place on January
8. The list of nominations is as follows:
President, w. H. Waste; vice-president, G.
L. Taber, S. H. Metcalf; treasurer, F. w.
Foss, +. w. McClain; recording secretary,
Walter A. Gompertz; financial secretary, W.
II. Boone; leader, t. Huson, George L. Wilcox
J. Strauss field captain. c. T. Brehm, j. Arm,
strong; cycle captain. Otto Putzker, H. Pierce
f. w. wilkins; directors (four 10 be elected)
c. Mikklesen, w. R. stamper, H. Hume, j. G.
Anthony, F. Thompson, A. B. Quackenbush, c.
Klein.
Alumni Football Managers.
Rumor has it that the financial manage.
ment of '96's intercollegiate football game
will be in the hands of the alumni. 1t is
claimed that seats for the big game were
sold several times over, and that those who
paid reserved seat prices but who came in
late, had TO stand.
The management is in no way charged