The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-07-05
THB TEACHERS ELECTED
All the Old Members Applying Are
Reelected,
FOUR NEW ONES SELECTED
Also Observation-Disclosures whit.
aker Announces His Promo
ions and Assignments.

A regular meeting of the School Board
was held on Wednesday evening and
there was m election of school teachers
and j%auitors. All the members OF the
board were in attendance.
A request on behalf of Otto Carls that
the School Board sell him thirty feet of the
property recently purchased from C. E.
Titman was denied. Mr.. Carls wanted a
part of the southern side of the property
as a site for a stable.
Superintendent Whitaker made the fol
lowing statistical report for the last month
of the school term Enrolment for the
month-Boys, 9S4; girls, 1905: total, ., 189.
Average daily attendance-Boys, 800;
girls, 958; total, LOS. Average percent
age Of attendance-Boys, 50; girls, 49,;
total, "a. Pupils present every session,
sos. Visits by citizens, 1876; by directors,
10.
The report of the High school committee
showed that the graduating exercises were
not as successful financially as those of the
preceding year, the receipts being S23 less.
The Committee on Teachers and Salaries
recommended, among other things of minor
Importance, that the salaries remain the
same as last year, that a new second grade
grammar school be established, that the
next school term consist of ten months,
that they open on August %, 1895, and
close June Is, 1896, that four new teachers
be elected, that all appointments of teachers
be made and vacancies filled, and that the
election of evening school teachers and sub
s]titutes be deferred until the next regular
meeting. The Board adopted all the re-
concentrations.
The committee on Text Books and Sup
plies asked for an appropriation of $4,000
and that the secretary and superintendent
be authorized to purchase the books. 1t
also asked permission to call for bids for
supplies and the requests were granted.
The committee ON Building and Furniture
was also authorized to ask for bids for
supplies.
After the regular business of the meeting
was transacted an adjournment was taken
for fifteen minutes. Upon converting
again the board proceeded to elect teachers,
~janitors and mattresses. The election of
teachers was first taken up and ffty-one
teachers of the old corps applying were
reelected, each receiving the fifteen votes
Of the board. They are j. w. Cooper,
Clara Cline, j. r. Lewis, Annie E.
Coogan, Jeanette II. Ramage, Bridget
Ruv,E Ifygia NJ nrTnnra11
Anna NJ. Dengler, Maggie E. Cavauaugh,
Joseph w. Burke, Mahala Fairchild, Ella
NJ. Clauser, Amelia c. Schooner, Mary A.
Latferty, Mary A. Connolly, Anna E. Man
sell, Jane T. Lambert, Sallie Conry, Mary
A. Stack, Hattie I. Hess, Eliza j. Fin
nerty, Frank b. Williams, Maggie C.
Brennan, Minnie c. Harnett, Mary H.
Wasley, Mary Roberts, Corinne Tempest,
Mary E. Fox, Hannah b.. Morrison, Nellie
Baird, Sallie E.. Fadden, Annie NJ. Kim
mel, Mary A. Lynch, Michael H. Britt,
Mary +. McGinnis, Annie Burke, Bridget
Flynn, Mary Monaghan, Lizzie Bells,
Nellie L. O'Hara, Julia Miles, Annie L.
Shelby, Katie Cunningham, Julia Dona-
hue, Hannah Seaman, NJ. Alice Lehe,
Julia Creary, Idaho P. Kolb, r. A. Nc
Hale, James NJ, Mullahey, Herbert G.
Hooks.
Misses Lizzie Lehe and Jennie Gupter
and Mr., John B. Scheduling were not ap-
plicants for reelection.
There were % applicants for election as
new teachers and the following were
elected; Misses Mary c. Rassier, Annie L
Williams, daughter of ex-Town Clerk j.. S.
Williams; Sadie Daniel, daughter of c.. &
I. Policeman James Daniel, and William
L. James, son of Councilman T. j. James.
1t was decided that the salaries Of the
~janitors and mattresses remain the same
as last year and the term of service to be
eleven months.
All the old ~janitors except Lewis Hop
kins, Jr., and old mattresses except Mrs.
Rossier and Mrs. Stanton were reelected.
Mr.. Hopkins was not an applicant, Mrs.
Stanton's school in the German Lutheran
church will not be in use next term, and
Mrs. Rassier was not an applicant. Her
daughter is one of the new teachers.
There were two ]janitors to be elected
and eighteen names were presented, viz
Samuel Thomas, John Beyraud, William
Greener, Edward Bowling, John Fallon,
John d. Hughes, e. d. Beddall, Thomas
Clifford, John Reese, John R. Davis,
Stephen Tregembo, Jabez Powell, Benja-
min Woomer, George Walters, Edward
Davis, David Brown, William and Robert
Fishburn. Messrs. Thomas and Beyrand
were elected, receiving nine votes each,
William Greener received 8 votes, Ed
ward Bowling 4, John Fallon ? and John
ID. Hughes l.
One janitress was to be elected and
there were the following applicants Mrs.
John Reeves, Mrs, Henry Bowman, Mrs,