The herald., 1897-06-29

M. u. fTlck (VlceWilltam Haveman.
principal and head Carlos Bransby.
of English depart Bianch Levielle,
ment.) Ida NJ Frye,
Alma Brigham. George L. Leslie,
w. Helen Wooster, (head Of scientific
Margaret Huston, department)
Helen W. Davis, w. H. Wagner.
Katherine Carr, Milton Carlson.
Regina -. Dixon, Anna Stewart,
Emily G. Clark Maud Blanchard,
A. E. Baker (head ofGertrude Henderson.
classical dept) ]. H. Francis (head
W. H. Housh (princi- of commercial de-
pal) partment)
j. W. Henry. Bertha Oliver,
Frances v. Harrow. Susan NJ Dorsey,
]. M. McPherron, L. g. Brown.
(head of mathemat-Edward M. Palette.
ical department.) K. v. Morrissey.
Stella Young,
SPECIAL TEACHERS
c. ]. Bohde special instructor in calls
c. P. Bradheld. special instructor in
drawing.
NJ. Louise Hutchinson. assistant to spe-
cial teacher in drawing.
Charles A. Kunou, special instructor in
sloyd.
Gertrude Parsons. special instructor in
music.
Your committee recommends that
Mary Turner be continued as teacher in
the high school, with leave Of absence for
the ensuing schoolIyear.
We recommend that the Office Of su-
perintendent's clerk be discontinued at
the end of this month Of June.
We further recommend that Marietta
Staples. a director in the kindergarten
department, be assigned to duty from this
date, as special supervisor Of the kin
dergarten schools at the salary Of SIS
per month.
II hold in my hand" then began Clerk
Johnson, "a letter from S. E. Fulton
relative to certain teacher" and
thrill of expectation passed around. for
surely this must be the threatened
trouble over Miss Horgan's deposition.
Her name didn't appear in the list Of
appointments, but as the report of the
committee had not been read, nobody
knew, or was supposed to know, that her
name didn't figure on it.
That is letter addressed to me per-
sonally, is it not?" inquired President
Mathis, but it wasn't, for 1t was ad-
dressed, sure enough, to the board of ed
ucation. 1t was referred in hot haste to
some committee appropriate to receive
such communications. and the same ac-
tion was taken with regard to a similar
letter from S. A. Meeghan.
And that ended the little furry over
the annual appointment of teachers. In
319 positions in the primary and gram
mar grades there have been 50 changes
made; out of 70 positions in the kim
high school.
LEAVE OF ABSENCE
The board laid back and looked vir-
tuous and happy, and the application Of
Superintendent j. A. Foshay for leave
of absence from July 1st to the 31st, in
order that he attend the school board
convention at Milwaukee, was granted
promptly and without dissent
President Mathis intimated that he
had appointed Walter L. Webb as dele
gate to attend the school board conven-
tion, and leave of absence was also
granted to him during July. His ex-
penses were provided for to the extent
of $500 in the report Of the finance COM
mittee.
SALARY SCHEDULE 1878
The salary list was passed promptly
and without demur, it forming kind of
annex" document to the report of the
teachers committee. 1t was as fol-
lows:
Superintendent of schools. s.............. $1,000
Deputy superintendent of schools..... 2loo
Secretary board of education........l l32o
Principal of high school ................ 2500
Per month.
vice-principal Of high school,. l........... s1So
Principal of mathematical depart
ment in high school ................... lSO
Principal of natural science depart
ment in high school. 13O
Principal of classical department In
high school l5o
Principal of commercial department
in high school NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1SO
All other regular teachers in nigh
school ........................ 1oo
Primary and grammar grade. teach
ing half grade schools. 65
Primary and grammar grade, teach
ing all of each school day. Y
Principals of twelve-room buildings. 125
Principals of eleven-room buildings... 120
Principals of ten-room buildings lis
PRINCIPALS of nine-room buildings..... lis
Principals of eight-room buildings.... 10
Principals of seven-room buildings,... 105
Principals of six-room buildings 100
Principals of five-room buildings...... 95
Principals of four-room buildings...... 80
Principals of three-room buildings.... 50
Principals of two-room buildings...... 50
Principals of one-room buildings..... IS
Kindergarten directors .................. so
Kindergarten assistants .............. As
SPECIAL TEACHERS
Supervisor of manual training. .......... 1870
Supervisor of calsthenics. ............... 1S0
Supervisor of music. .................... 1870
Supervisor of drawing .............".... 130
Assistant supervisor of drawing. ........ 100
Supervisor of kindergartens. ........... 10
Principal of night school. 50
Teacher OF night school. 40
JANITORS
Superintendent of buildings and feed
of one horse Observation-Disclosures. 10
Assistant superintendent of buildings
and feed of one orse.................. 90
Driver of supply wagon ................. so
Clerk of supplies Observation-Disclosures. 65
Janitor of high school. $50
Engineer of high school ............ 75
Janitor of Spring street school. ........ So
Janitors of twelve-room buldings.. 65
Janitors Of eleven-room buildings..... 60
Janitors of ten-room buildings. 50
Janitors of nineroom buildings. man. so
Janitors of eight-room buildings.. As
Janitors of seven-room buildings. 40
Janitors of five-room buildings... 30
Janitors of four-room buildings. .. %
Jahltors or tWo-room buildings. 10
Janitors of one-room buildings. 10
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS
The finance committee reported hay-
ing approved bills to the amount of
$1660S7 and, with the salaries of the de-
parfment recommend fhey he 1aid