The San Francisco call., 1897-02-26
WARDELL IS MARSHAL.
Appointments and Changes Made
by the Board If Educa-
tion.
The so.Calle1 "Socio ogical Iasp ctor
Not Regarded With Favor by the
School Directors.

At the regular meeting of the Board of
Education Wednesday, Charles L. Bar
rington presiding, the recommendation
of the City Board of Examination 10
grant life diplomas of the rammar grade
to Misses Rose V. Claiborne, Ida ". Clay
ton. Louise K. Hsnlon, Elizabeth Hitch
ems, Angelo c. Karatar, Fannie Martin,
Annie O'Conneu. Maggie V. Radford,
Maria Nj. Rowe, Augusta Reinstein, Jose
phine Saunders, Rose Scheier, Anna E.
Sutherland, Sadie A. Webster and Mrs.
Isabella C. Woodland was referred to the
Classifie alton Committee.
Mrs. Ciarl F. Stark and Miss Ida B.
French we're awarded California State
educational diplomas.
The high school certificate of Miss Mary
NJ. Cox was renewed.
J. S. Wardell was elected Census Mar
shall for the current year beginning April
l. 1897.
A. MACPHERSON was elected Deputy Gen.
sus Narshal for the same term.
James B. Ivory was appointed assistant
messenger to the board.
Mr.. Stable was appointed to replace
Robert Barth as teacher of physical cuI-
ture at a reduced salary OF S100 month.
J. z. Sheerin was appointed assistant
storekeepeI of the department, vice Percy
L. King.
M IS Sophie A. Grote and James Fl.
Simmons were elected mem bers OF the
City Board OF Examination for the term of
two years.
DR.. Bunnell. who during his leave of
absence as substitute evening teacher
secured the position of assistant phvsician
in the City Receiving Hospital, WAS
transferred 10 the day substitute class
His leave OF absence ends with this
month, when it is expected he will re-
sign as teacher so as not TO hold two
positions under the administration.
]. I. Jones, Janitor of the Horace Mann,
who attempted to shoot Principal O. Con-
nor last Thursday, was dismissed and Mrs.
Lavelle was appointed in his stead.
Miss Clara A. Adams OF the day school
substitute class has beer assigned to the
charge of a class in the Jeffer-on Primary
Scaool.
Mrs. L. A. Rich of the evening substi-
tute class was elected regular teacher in
the department and assigned TO the charge
of the class of P. L. Weaver Jr. now ON
leave of absence from the Lincoln Evening
School.
Miss Nora Fogarty was assigned to the
new class now forming in the Franklin
Evening School.
Having successfully passed the proba-
tionary period the following ladies were
elected regular teachers in the depart
ment: Miss J. O'Brieu, Sutro Primary
School; Miss Mary Mower Starr King
Primary School; Miss Z. b. Bailey, Emer-
son Primary school; Miss Agnes NJ.
Quinn, Columbis Grammar School; Miss
Juliet Sexton, Dudley Stone Primary
School, Miss n. B. Lalow, Marshall Pri-
msry School.
Drs. Mccarthy and Smith were appoint
ed special physicians of the department
to examine the eyes of the pupils of the
schools and report to the Committee on
Health once a month.
Director Head presented the following
resolution, which was adopted:
WHEREAS. Senate bill No. %, known as the
Sociological bill, having passed both houses of
: the Legislature; and whereas. said bill, by its
provisions, allows intrusion and investigation
into the homes and private rights of citizens;
and whereas, it provides Tor the expenditures
Of public money without any safeguards; ;
therefore be 1t
Resolved, That mis- Excellency, Governor
James Fl. Budd, be requested, in the interes {
of the School Department Of San Francisco,