The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-08
FOR NEXT YEAR
SCHOOL BOARD NAMED THE TEACH
AND JANITORs.

SCHOOL BOARD NAMED THE TEACH
AND JAHIT0Ra.
Those who are Selected to Instruct the
Youth Of the City, Appointed by tbs
hoard of Education Last Night-Jani-
tors For tho Different Schools Hear
Their Names Called with Satisfaction
Considerable Argument Over the Min
ority Report-Lfbrnrian Elected For the
Ensuing Year
The board of education met last night
in regular monthly session with Presi-
dent Herman in the chair. On roll call
the following members answered 10 their
names: Herman, Sim, Tucker, Schell.
Hatton, Gehring, Dorsey, Hawk, Hoss,
Higginson and Anawali.
The most important business done by
the board last night was the appoint
ment Of janitors, teachers and the city
librarian for the following school year.
And the matter Of submitting plans for
an addition TO the High school, and the
selling Of some property on Washington
avenue.
President Herman called for the re-
port OF the chairman on ways and
means. Mr.. Sim said that the committee
had examined the treasurer's books and
found them TO be correct. Mr.. Higgin-
son, chairman on committee OF accounts.
read the bills which were due. They
were allowed by the board. The report
on the High school commencement was
read. which disclosed the following
There were LILO tickets sold at Is cents
each. which netted s166.5o. The dis
Dursement in connection with the COM
mencenent was sl22.s5, which gave a
balance of s45.65 TO the good
Chairman Hawk Of the building and
grounds committee made report on the
estimated cost of repairing the different
schools. Each school and the work to
be done was specified. II Included
walks, broken windows, calcimining,
etc. The total estimated cost Of repairs
on all the buildings was s265. On mo-
ton Of Hatton the repairs were to be
made underline supervision of the super
intendent Of buildings and grounds.
On motion of Mr.. Hawk the following
janitors were appointed for the follow
ing year:
Mccormick school-Fred Bell.
Franklin school-William TudorS
Park school-William Johnston.
Irving school-Lake Anderson.
Cleveland school-T. j. Rninehart
Webster school--W. Y. Bowers.
High school,. j. Richardson.
Carleton school-B. E. Hilgard.
Washington school-Joseph Bailey.
Kellogg school-Y. S. Ingram.
College Hill SCHOOL,. A. Newcomb.
City building-George T. Jones.
Fairmount and Burton were allowed
S. to the teacher. who were given the
privilege Of hiring the janitor work done
or doing 1t themselves.
Mr.. Hoss READ the following report of
committee on teachers and salaries for
the year 1875:
OF SALARIES FOR 1878
HIGH SCHOOL.
Heads OF departments ........,...$s5. 90
First year without High School
experience .........--..... 5000
Second year with one year expert
ence ........ Observation-Disclosures. 90
Thipd year, with two years expert
ehce ..-..... -s..-..---..--..--...-. oo.oo
Fourth year with three years ex-
perence --..-...- ..--.-..-....... 5000
Fifth year with four years expert
e1CS GV.VV
Sixth year with five years expert
ence .......--. .---.............. I5.OO
Special teacher of music ...... 20. 90
NORMAL SCHOOL.
Prlnclpai ........ .................. 1000
Criuc .......... .....--.............. 5000
Principals Of wards
Two or three room buildings.... IS. 90 |
Four or five room buildings. ..... so. 90
Six seven, or eight room buildings. IS. 90
GRADE TEACHERS.
First year with one years expert
ence or a Normal graduate $500. 80. 90 |
year ........ ............... 80. 80
Ih1rd year neutrality-suspicious.. 30. 90 !
Fourth year ..........-........... 40. 90
Filth year ...................... 4o.UO
SIKH year ..-...'.--..- .--.-..---...-- 5o-uo
Proviso: The new schedule of sala-
RES no, 10 effect the salary of any teach |
or now in the employ of the board who
S retained in his present position on ac-
count OF lack of experience. All older |
teachers continuing in present position |
% receive present salary.
ROLL OF TEACHERS.
High school
3. F. knight, head mathematic de-
partment ................ ..-.- .SS3. 90 1
Cynthia Cleaveland, head history
department and preceptress. ..... So. |
Frank Duncan, assistant science. 20. 90 |
Anna Zeininger. assistant Ian
guage Observation-Disclosures. D.. 90 l
-eida Mills. assistant. o.. 90 .
:, s. Stewart. assistant language. 70. 90 /
Helen Carpenter, assistant ........ SO 90 /
Clara Bowen. assistant ....... 81. 90 I
Music supervisor. Jessie Clark. 20. 60
Normal school
Belle Sever, principal .--......... IS. 90
Hattie Smith. critic teacher -...-.. 90 90
Principals Of ward schoois-Anly Burd,
: 5. Binning. Addie Brook. J. s. Car
on. Lizzie Dickinson. Jennie Daugher-
y. Mary Kelly, Annie Eeickhardt, Anna
lulvey. d. 5. Pence. Sarah Serggin,
Iinnie Stuckey. Chester l. Adams. Sal
a MnM1 |