The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-02
HERE is THE LIST
CITY TEACHERS EMPLOYED FOR
THE ENSUING YEAR.


Grated From the Charges Brought
Against Her in the Bessie QuintOn Mat
ter-Professor Dyer Makes His Annual
Report Showing a Great Many Things
of Interest to School PatrOns-EffOrt to
Limit Family Genius in Teaching.
The school board met last night In
regular session and transacted great
deal Of general business. They ap-
pointed the educators for the ensuing
year and fixed their salaries. They ex-
onerated Miss Stuckey from the COM
plants made against her with refer
ence 70 the suspension of Miss Bessie
Quinton.
Superintendent Frank Dyer read his
annual report, which is published at
length
Among the important motions made
was that by Ratliff, which, after con-
siderable argument and discussion, was
defeated. The motion was that hence
forth no one should he employed in the
schools while another member Of the
same family was employed. Mr. Gehr-
ing was the first to protest against such
policy. Mr.. Tucker also protested
against it and DR.. Dorsey made a talk
against it, All three of the gentlemen
took the ground that efficiency was the
first test Of employment and that If two
sisters proved to be better teachers than
two other ladies they should be employ
ed. Mr.. Annawalt championed Mr..
Ratliffs motion.
Messrs Hatton. Schell and Hawks
were absent.
NEW TEACHERS EMPLOYED.
Following is a list of the teachers
elected for the ensuing year with their
salaries
Ward principals-Anna Leichhardt,
Amy Burd, ]. S. Carson, Annie Mulvey,
Mary Kelly, Lola Graham, Sara Scrog-
gin, D. S. Pence, Addie Brook. Lizzie
Dickinson, Minnie Stuckey.
Salaries of principals determined at
assignment according TO the following
schedule: 2 to 3 rooms $50; TO rooms,
$50; 6 to rooms and rooms, S65.
Normal school-BelIe Stever, princl-
pal. SIS; Hattie Smith, critic teacher, $50
supervisor music, Jessie Clark. $40; ].
n. Allen, assistant superintendent,
81, 200 per year.
High School teachers-G. F. Smith,
head Ian. dept, SS5; R F. knight, head
fnath. dept, SS5; Cynthia Cleavland,
head of history dept. and preceptress,
sS5; Frank Dunkin. asst science $40;
Laura Blincoe, asst. math., SO; Anna
Zeinninger, asst. Ian. s65; Ida Mills.
asst English, s65; f. NJ. Chamberlain,
asst science. S75.
Grade teachers-Jessie Adams, $50;
Helen Ahorne. $50; Della Allen. $50; LII
III Andrews, $50: Jane Burd, $50; Agnes
Blakely, $40; Daisy Bruner. $50; Clara
Brown, 500; Mary Barwise, $50; Mary
Bricke, $50; Agnes Conway, $50; Hattie
Cox, $50; Genieve Costello, $50; Sadie
Caldwell, $45; Nellie Dorsey, $40; Jessie
Drawn, $50; Jennie Daugherty, $50; Min
ME Drown, $50; Kate English. $40; Flor
ence Fuller, S45; Clemena Fitch, $50; Ell
Ia Fellows, $50; Margaret Garwood, $50;
Florence Horton, $50; Florence Hibar-
ger, S45; Emma Hill, $45; Ruth Woody |
$50; Nellie Jackman, $40; Gertrude Jack |
son, $50; Mary Jordon, $40; Alice Kerr, |
$50; Libbie Keith, $50; Mary Lawrence. |
$45; Lizzie Miller, S45; Alice Moorehead, |
$50; Anna Mason, $50; Emma MCGEE. $50;
Eva Minnick, $50; Eta Mason, $50; Ma
ME Mccoy. $50; Alletha Miller, $40; Kate
A1cNabb, $50; Dora Martin, $50; Grace |
Morris, $50; Pearl Mccormick, $40; Hell |
en- Mccormick, $40; Eva MCGEE, $50; |
Maude Mclaughlin. $50; Abbie Moss |
man. $50; Josie Millen. $50; Della Nicely, |
$50; Laura Philleo. $50; Sallie SAKE. $50: |
Annie Stanton $40; Lulu Sheppard |
s45;Maude Sargent.$50; Jennie Triplett,
$45; Ella Taft, $50; Olive Triplett, $50; |
Helen Taylor, $40; Florence Taylor, S45;
Belle Walker, $50; Fanny Witbeck, $50;
Nora Woody, $50.
Substitute list-O Edith Moffatt, ~ |
Mary Wagner 90 Alma Bradley. "a |
Mary Shaw. Co Mary Culver, Co. Ida
kaufman. % Eva Phillips, 80 Alice
Mossman, 90 Louie Chamberlain, Q0)
I'D Inez Jackson. Q2) Geo. Parkinson,
O3) Eva Bush. QD Josephine Whitehead
90 Addie Thomas 06 Bertha Meyers, |
az Florence Mulvey.
MISS STUCKEY ENUMERATED.
The committee on the Bessie Quinton
case reported as follows
Mr.. President and Gentlemen Of the
Board Of Education:
Your committee to whom was referred
the charges of ]. V. Quinton against
Miss Minnie Stuckey, beg leave to re-
port as follows: Your committee list
ened to the affidavits of Mr.. Pierce,
Mrs. Quinton, and about twelve or fif-
teen pupils, as well as TO Miss Stuckey,
Miss Miller. Professor Dyer, and after
giving the plaintiff all the time he asked
for, 10 introduce his testimony, your
committee believe that he wholly failed
to sustain any of the charges preferred.
and therefore we wholly eXhonorate
Miss Stuckey from any and all of said
charges.
Your committee finds that there was
great stress laid on the fact that Miss
Stuckey had exceeded her authority, as
shown by the rules of the board, but
your committee believe that the superin-
tendent has the right 10 delegate his
authority 10 the principals. as was done
In this instance. 10 suspend pupils, and
we further believe that the board have
always recognized such right.
+. III ANAWALT,
W. Il. TUCKER.
REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT
DYER
The following is the superintendent's
report for the year ending May 30. 1895: !
To the Board of Educatien OF the City OF ;
Wichita ,
Gentlemen:-The following report for
the year just ended is respectfully sub (
mitted-
Total enrolment boys........22I7
GlrtS-.--- -..----.-- ---.--..-.-.-2SS S Z
Total .-.-..-...----...--+555 !
Total enrolment last year......4.6S7
Loss this year. .........-...-....- -
Average weekly enrolment for {
the year. 1875. 4 J
Awarded
highest Honors-World's Fair,
.n Up.