The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-07-04
nj. teachers of the Capital Primary

Director Atkinson nominated the
present teachers of the Union Primary
School He also nominated the pres
ent teachers of the Night School.
| Mrs Arndt was nominated by him
i for the Chinese School
The present teachers of the Wash
fngton Primary9were nominated by Di-
rector Perkins.
| Director Johnson placed in nomina-
ton the present High School teachers.
The name of James L. Whitbeck was
passed on motion of Director Elliott.
| The present teachers of the Newton
Booth School were nominated by him,
but on motion of Director Elliott the
name of M. B. B. Potter was passed.
| Director Ransom nominated the pres
ent teachers of the Jefferson Primary,
as also those of the Orphan Asylum
| School,
| Director Panabaker placed in nomi-
nation for the Sacramento Grammar
School the present teachers and also
those of the Marshall Primary.
| Director Driver nominated the pres
ent teachers of the Fremont Primary.
Miss Grace Danforth was nominated
as teacher of the Foundling's Home
| School,
Director Atkinson placed in nomina-
| ton for. drawing teacher Mrs. ]. L.
Huber, the present teacher.
| Miss Sophia Price was nominated for
Principal of the kindergarten at Six
teenth and L streets.
| The present substitutes We're all nom-
| mated
! The present janitors were all nomi-
| mated.
THE ELECTION.
! The teachers of the High School were
all reelected except J. L. Whitbeck,
whose place was taken by Milo S.
Baker. The Office of Vice Principal
was abolished, and Mr.. Baker given
the Department of Science and Miss
Barkley that Of mathematics. Frank
Tade was elected and Miss Mott grant
ed leave of absence, her place to be
filled by Miss Mollie Morton during her
| absence.
The teachers of the Sacramento
Grammar School were all reelected.
| Director Panabakcr moved the cleo
ton of the teachers of the Hardness
Grammar School as during the past
term, excepting Miss Ebert.
| DIeclOI QUICK HlttVcQ Lie eiecL1OH VI
Miss Maggie Anderson in place of Miss
Ebert. and Miss Rose Inglis in place Of
| Miss Sherburn.
| Director Panabaker protested against
| dropping Miss Sherburn from the de-
partment, as she had filled the place
| faithfully and with ability, and he
knew of no reason for the change.
| Director Atkinson said he had felt
certain Miss Sherburn did not intend
| to teach in the department longer. He
| recognized her ability ana faithfulness
as a teacher.
The motion of Director Stack was
carried, Directors Perkins and Pana-
baker voting no.
The Suffer Grammar School teach
e:s We're reelected, Miss McFall beins
Promoted to the sew enth grade, vice
Mrs. Brown, resigned. Miss Elizabeth
Winn was elected to Miss McFalrs
place.
In the Union Primary the teachers
We're reelected Miss Edith Tufts TAX
| ing the place of Miss Inglis, promoted.
| The teachers of the Lincoln Primary
We're reelected, except that Ella Cham
| bers takes the place of Pauline Eilers
! and Grace Danforth the place of Mrs
| Fountain
| The teachers Of the Capital Primary
We're all reelected.
In the Washington Primary the
teachers were reelected, but Miss
Rachel Chappelle was promoted to
the fourth grade. Miss Emma Woods
and Mrs. n. Havens taking the third
grades.
+ The teachers of the Jefferson Pri-
mary were all reelected. Miss Flora
Hartwell being granted a leave CT eb-
sence until January 1. 1900, and Mrs
Clara Fountain being elected to her
! place during her absence.
The teachers of the Marshall Prima-
ry were all reelected, as We're those
OF the Fremont Primary and Orphan
Asylum schools.
In the Newton Booth School Miss
Mollie Brown was unanimously elected
assistant.
mated Abb. Hunter.
Director Panabaker moved as an
/ amendment the election Of James
O'Leary, saying he felt thai the pres
ent incumbent, M. B. b. Potter, could
not be elected.
Director Potter moved as a substi-
tute the reelection of M. B. B. Potter.
Mr.. Potter asked leave to be heard
He said he had graduated nine pupils,
| several of whom are among the bright
est pupils in the High Schools. He
had had five grades to teach, and had
several unruly pupils sent to him from
! other schools. He had worked under
great disadvantages.
| director Panabaker moved that the
selection of Principal for the school
| be laid over till the next monthly
| meeting, in order to give Mr. Potter
an opportunity to substantiate the
| statement he had made.
| The motion was lost. as were the
substitute and amendment, and Mr..
| Hunter was elected
Miss Sophia Price was reelected
Principal of the kindergarten at
Sixteenth and L.
Miss Laura Cronkite was elected
| teacher at the Foundlings' Home
School
Mrs. Jennie L. Huber was unani-
mously elected drawing teacher.
Mrs. N. Arndt was elected teacher
o1 the Ch1neSe school.
The teachers of the night school were
reelected. except that an assistant was
done away with for the present.
| The janitors were all reelected.
"A new third grade class was Great
| ed at Twenty-fourth and N with sal
airy fixed at $685. and Miss Pauline Eli
ers was elected to it.
| The election of substitutes came next.