The San Francisco call., 1897-07-21
TEACHERS ASSIGNED.
Berkeley's Board of Education Ap-
points the Various Instructors for
the Next School Year.

i'erHeley's Board oil Euucatlon APP
points the Various Instructors for
the Next School Year.
BERKELEY, CAL, July 20.-The pub
lie schools OF Berkeley will reopen two
weeks from yesterday. The assignment
OF teachers for the coming year was made
last night by tie Board of Education, as
follows:
Dwight-way School-W.H. De Bell, principal,
| ninth grade; Miss Jeannete rrow, eighth
grade; Miss Mary Huddart, seventh grade;
Atterbury, fifth and fourth grades; Miss
Frances Hanley, third grade; Miss Alma Albin,
second grade; Miss L. l. shaw, first grade.
Whittier School.Juliet H. Lombard, princi-
grade; Nellie NJ. No man. sixth grade; Mrs s.
G. Partridge, filth grade; Ida Codngton,
fourth grade; Amy G. Cottren, second and
lie Conte School-Alice D. Keefer, principal
sixth grade; Eta Ellerhorst seventh grade !;
Susan NJ. Hall, fifth grade; Helen NJ. Com
pertz eighth grade; Sarah Fox, fourth grade (;
Lita J.. Woodward, first grade; Sarah G.
French, third grade; Mrs. Clara Elliott, Sec
ond grade.
Lorin School M ]. Congdon, principal,
enth grade; Annie j. Hopkins, sixth grade /;
Olive Harper, fifth grade; Blanche Morse,
third and fourth grades; Rebecca Fox, second
grade; Nellie Malloy, flrst and second grades /;
Dora Elerhorst, first grade.
Rose-street School-C Germain Potwin, prin-
cipal, first and second grades; Edith sprague,
third grade.
San Pablo avenue School,. W. Warwick,
principal, eighth and ninth grades; Lillian
Hamlin, seventh grade; Edith Berger, sixth
grade; Emma s: Wilkes, fourth, and fifth
Columbus School-Miss s. M. Mcclure, prin-
cipal. fifth and sixth grades; Mary Kastens,
fourth grade; Della Larsen, second grade
Eta Higgins, first grade.
SeYeQth-street SChOOl-Mrs T.. J. Shaw first
grade.
Bancroft way School-Miss Emile Bergen,
principal, in charge first and second grades;
Miss Anna Woooall, third and fourth grades
High Schools. D. Waterman, principal; NJ
c. James, vice-principal, Latin and Greek;
Annie c. Edwards, mathematics; Mary b.
Clayes, Greek, Latin and history; Annie Nc
Lean, English and history; Alya w. Stamper,
mathematics; d. r. Wood, science; E. B.
Lamare, French; Mary L. Brehm, drawing;
Karl Heinrich, German.
Want Resident Regent.
BERKELEY. CAL, July 20.--The Ad-
vocate, paper of twenty-five years stand
ing in the university town, came cut edi-
toriaIly this evening in the advocacy of a
resident regent to fill the unexpired term
of and to succeed Colonel Charles F.
Crocker, whose term would have expired
next March. The ground is taken that
the university will expend 100000 upon
buildings during the next year and vastly
more later on, and that the presence OF a
resident regent will be of much service to
the board. The publication states that
the present committee on buildings and
grounds is made up of men who have
large business interests in Oakland or San
Francisco, and who are of necessity not in
touch with local sentiments. at may
not be questioned that Governor Budd
can readily find among the citizens of this
city man who will fill the position to
which he may be appointed with credit to
the State benefit 10 the university and
the satisfaction OF the people of Berkeley"
Citizens Invited
BERKELEY. CAL, July 20-The Board
of Education has extended an invitation
to the citizens of Berkeley TO be present at
the opening of the new $50, 900 Dwight-way
schoolhouse, which Will be ready for pub
lie inspection for the first time on July 81.