The San Francisco call., 1898-07-28
CHANGES
 AMONG THE
 TEACHERS Transfers Made by the Educational Board. SUBSTITUTES ARE PROMOTED PROBATIONARY TEACHERS PUT ON REGULAR LIST. Several Instructors Will Find Them selves in New Schools After
 Vacation Time Is
 Over.
SUBSTITUTES ARE PROMOTED
PROBATIONARY TEACHERS PUT
 ON REGULAR LIST.

The Board of Education met late yes terday afternoon and decided upon a number of changes and transfers, to go into effect when the public schools re- open after vacation.
 The members met in executive session earlier in the afternoon and agreed upon the reports that would be presented when the board met in open session. In con- sequence there was no quarreling or pickering and the reports of the several committees went through in machine like order.
 On recommendation of the Committee on Secondary Education the following teachers were appointed to the secondary substitute list: Miss Mary G. Allen, Mrs. Elizabeth Fink, Miss Emily P. Rhine, Mss Evelyn Armer, Hiss Mary Marche- bout and J. J. Gallagher. A. T. Winn, head of the science department in the Lowell High School. was transferred to e similar department in the Mission High School. R. Fl. Mitchell, head of the sci- ence department Tn the Polytechnic High School, was transferred 10 the Lowell High School Miss 4. c. Allen was as signed 10 the class in the Girls High School made vacant by the transfer of J. Fl. Simmons to the principalship of the Horace Mann Grammar School.
 The Committee on Classification report ed in favor of the following changes and the report was adopted:
 Miss Bessie Gllen or day substitute class, assigned to Irving Scott School; Miss Ruby McFeeley, transferred to Grant Primary School; Mrs. Caroline M. Stssons, transferred from Hearst Gram mar School to unassigned list of day school teachers; Miss l.. Radford, trans teTred from Lincoln Grammar to Hearst Grammar School; Mrs. F. Bachman, from unassigned list to Lincoln Grammar; Mrs. k. M. Hare. of Golden Gate Primary school, transferred to class in Lincoln Grammar; Mrs. J. McNiChou, transferred from Pacific Heights to Golden Gate school as probationary teacher; Miss K. McGeough, assigned as probationary teacher in Hancock Grammar; Miss Ma taue Gambitz, appointed probationary teacher in Hancock Grammar; Miss Anina Claussen, transferred from Doug lass to AgassiZ School; Miss Eva Cleary. assigned from day school, substitute class, 70 prODaUonary class in Douglass School: MISS l.: Murphy transferred from John Swett Grammar School to Denman Cram mar School; Miss Florence Davis, trans TerreG Ter. from sutro School to Spring Val McLerin transferred from Grant Primary 70 sherman Primary School; Mrs. NJ. A. Doughty, transferred from Emerson frlnary 10 Adams Grammar School: 9 Fs ESaftlh v Joseph, transferred from RInCbn Grammar to unassigned day school list: Miss Lou Smithson, of day substitute class, appointed probationary teacher ln V ashington Grammar; Miss sVelyua F. Manning. transferred from Harrington School to Sutro Primary; Mrs HOrtense Brignardello. from South End Primary to Harrington Primary; Miss Kate T. FItZsimmons. assigned to receiv- Ing class In Garfield School; Miss Eliza beth Holmes, Miss l. M. Roseman, Miss -h- Liner, Miss F. Darlington, Miss Mary \, Owens Miss k. Griffith. Miss N. Fro. Miss Frances Hanley, Miss Agnes Thomas, Miss B. M. Millhorn. Miss Jo- hanna Blum. Miss T. Fenton, Miss Rose Cassassa, D. C. Deasey and Miss A Bryant were appointed substitutes in day school substitute class; Miss L. Cox, ap- ,lt pointed G GProbiati.o2nrary teacher in Fair, from substitute class and assigned to class in Noe Valley School: Miss L. Ewing, transferred from Denman Cram mar 10 Irving Scott School. and Miss NJ Levy from Irving Scott to Denman Gram mar School.
 The following teachers having success fully served the term of probation were elected regular teachers: Miss Virginia Cassidy, Miss M. L. Sapin, Mrs A F. KedOn, Miss Lucille O Connor, Miss Jen- nie Roden, Miss Gertrude c. Fitzgerald bert Houston. Miss Edith Stafford, j. B Sykes. Miss B. R. Manning. Mss Helen by. Miss F. Davis, Miss Virginia English and Miss Mabel Metrovich.
 The, EeveRing School Committee. re- Hattie Walsh of the Humboldt School tc the day school, unassigned list; that c H. Crowell of the Horace Mann be trans ferred to the Mission High School; that the following substitutes be appointed Miss B. Davidson, Arthur Dannebaum Miss L. Dwyer, Miss Bertha Fahrenkrug Miss H. Martin, Miss E. Madden. Miss Jeanette Doyle W. A Lenihan. Miss Rose r. Lewis and Miss Belle Hemingway, that Miss M. Loewi be transferred iron the evening substitute list to probationary teacher in the Hamilton Evening School that Miss l.. Levingston be appointed ( special teacher of stenograprv during tho leave of absence of her sister.
 The report was adopted.
 A motion made by Director Head tha the board meet in future in the eveninl at o'clock instead of in the afternoon was defeated.