The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-06-17
FULL LIST OF TEACHERS
Only Nine New Names Are Dis
coverable in It.
ONLY TWO ARE DROPPED
A Few Others OF the Old Teachers Rs
tired voluntarily-Gradu Glass
OF the High School Will Gradu-
ate in the Opera House.

The school trustees at their meeting
last night elected a complete corps Of
III teachers for the coming school
term. In the entire list there are but
nine new names. all the others being
old teachers.
All the teachers who applied for re-
election. with two exceptions. were re-
tanned. Only five of last years teach
ers la retired. three voluntarily.
Truste Dorais stated that Mr.. Bell.
one of the old teachers who had not
been recommended for reelection. had
been reported as having resigned. Mr..
Dorais said Mr.. Bell had called on him
and denied that he had resigned. Mr..
Burke and Mr.. Clinton both stated I'm
reply that Bell had told them not to
consider him an applicant for r~e-elec-
ton unless his salary was raised, and
the committee not feeling disposed to
increase his salary did not consider
him as an applicant.
The list as reported by the teachers,
committee was, on motion of Mr..
Burke. chairman of the committee,
adopted without changes, as follows:
Principals. High School-John G..
Mckay. Ward schools. Atlanta Birds
eye, Lizzie Boland. j. w. Dale. b. p.
Downey. b. C. Hastings. Maggie A..
Kelley. p. A. Leamy. Mary Moran.
Mary +. Ryan. T.. NJ. Speirs.
Teachers-Augusta Anderson. Mar
theli Arnold. Miss A. l.. Boyd. Sue
Baldwin. Elizabeth Briscoe. Charlotte
Beckwith. Mary Brown, Anna Butler,
Laura Berger, Rose Blank. Viola
Brown, Georgiana Bennett, Ella Bo-
land. Martha J. Broughton. Mamie
Burt. Fannie Corbin, Clara Corbin, N.
Belle Calkins. Josephine Chirhart.
Mary Crangle. Ida Crossman. Frances
Ccnyne. May Carman. p. j. Cooney.
Katherine Carroll. Alice Dinsmoor.
Josie b. Duke. Mary Doughty. Eliza
beth Evans. Fannie Eming. Marguer-
ito Fitzgerald. Emma Farlin. Josie
Fleming. Jennie Fraser, Aida Goucher.
Lottie Glover. Edna Gorham. Emma
Hesse, Celia Huddleston. Mollie Mol
land, Mary Holland. Mary Healy. Mel
lie Hines. Anna Healy. Mamie Innes.
Cora Jenkins. Alice Jackson, Mollie
Jackson. A. p. JONES' Louie Kadel.
Margaret Knowlton. Cassie Laird, Jo-
sic Laird. Anna Langston, Margaret
Loughran. Katherine Lindenthal. Min
ME f.. Leonard. Judel A. Murphy.
Katherine Moran. Geogia McNeel.
Florence McNeel, Maud Mcguire. Nellie
Moran. Ada Madden, Harriet Mckay.
Harrie McCasky, Delphine M~ayronne,
Francis McTucker, Harriet Mccarthy.
Anna Mason. Martha Nichols. Nettie
f.. O'Donnell. Kate O'Donnell. Ella Orr,
Fannie Ogier. Kate Oswald, Lillian
P~aschal. Lizzie Pettibone. Jennie Petit
bone. Pearl Peck. Lizzie Price, Annie
Pierce, Jennie Robinson, Mary Riggs,
Le'lah Russell. Ida NJ. Robins. j. p.
Rowe, Carrie Rogers, Annie Richards,
Grace Robb, Ann NJ. Sullivan. Matte
p. Sincel. Any Short. Ella Spafard, Eva
~Strasburger. Ella Swift, Ella shehan.
Serepta Sanders. Lillian Stevenson,
Mary Stackpole, Nellie Spiller. Julia
Annie WILLIAMS.
A list Of substitute and training class
teachers was also reported and elected
as follows:
Substitute and Training Teachers
Nettle j. Coffin, Harriet Fitzpatrick.
Margaret O'Reilly, Mary f. Quinn.
Isabel Doona Pearl f. Reed. Jennie
Thirloway. Kate Cosgrove, Tessie
Courtney.
Training and Cadet Teachers-Maude
Beebe, Lizzie Bennett. Winnifred Breth-
erton. Lulu Evans. Alberta Hammer.
Agnes Henley. Agnes Meade. . Theo.
Russell. Gertrude Rosenstein. Jennie
Woodbury.. Theresa II. Kelley, Mar
garet Holland. Carolyn Bowman.
Mr.. Dorais of the financ committee
made a report against increasing the
Insurance on the new school building.
He said IL was already insured for So
per cent. of its value. and the insur-
ance still had two years to run. The
report was adopted.
President Long requested the COM
mittee on janitors TO report a list for
election at the first meeting in July.
Superintendent Hendricks reported
hat the graduating class of the high
school had mad arrangements for the
use of Maguire's opera house for the
commencement exercises instead of the
assembly room OF the high school
building. n agreed to assume all in
crease I'm expenses incurred by eason
of the change. Boxes. said the super
intendent. would be reserved for the
families of the trustees, n Mr.. Long
urged that every member of the board
attend the exercises N take seats on
the stage.
Trustee Lane reported that the effort
II have the city change the grade
about the site Of the new chool build
ing in the eastern part of the city re-
suited in failure. as the council refused
to grant the request.
Architect O'Brien submitted plans
and specifications for the new building
anu Clerk Richards was instructed TO
" bluS. W NC attoItpdnlt
by certified checks for 10 per cent.
and to be in by June 80. Contractor
will be paid i'm n~on-interest bearing
due bills. to be paid about the LIST of
September.
Clerk Richards reported that he had
received no bids for the East Broad
way annex property.
The transcript of title to the new
school site a been submitted to the
county attorney for an opinion. but
owing to the great amount of business
that officer has to attend to he could
noe give Ii attention. but his deputy
Mr.. Yancey. sent in a brief opinion
suggesting several possible defects In
the transcript and the Iced to the
school district. The two attorneys or
the board did not agree with him, and
the board passed the matter and a d
5ourned.
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