The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-10-09
TEACHERS
APPOINTED
Great Many Changes
Made.
PROF. L|GHTfOOT RESIGNS
Large Amount Of Routine Business
Transacted by Board Of
Education.

a number OF appointments and resgna-
items and applications for positions as
teachers were considered by the Board oil
LCu,at.on at It's meeting yesterday.
| Among the more important designations
rec eINeu was that OF j. Lightioot as wee
principal Of the Honolulu H.gh school.
MIR. Lightfoot expects TO go into business
that VIII take lis time. 1t was decided
II n suitable substitute could not be OBJ
tanned that message be sent to one Of
the Eastern UNIVERSITIES, probably lIar-
ward or Yale. TO secure competent man.
MIR. Lightfoot Likewise sent in a request
for an allowance for transportation, as
he has been put to considerable expense
In his capacity as principal of the night
schools.
MISS Susie Kirkland was appointed as
sistant at Spreckelsvllle in pace of MISS
Jessie Kirkland resigned.
a. d. Wishard was appointed principal
at honolulu in place of Miss j. II.
Wores. resigned.
Mrs. w. l.. Roavis was appointed as
sistant at Lahaina!una. Miss May was
appointed to Tauoa School in place OF
Miss AheonE.
Life diplomas were granted to Mr.. and
Mrs. p. L. Topic. H. S. Townsend. S. Ke-
lnoi and Miss NJ. Louise Deyo. Miss
Rose Dawson was given life certificate
on flrst-class certificate OF so per cent
and ten years service.
l.. l.. Scheliberg of Kapaahu, Hawaii.
was granted an increase OF salary on EVIL
dence of five years teaching in oregon.
1t will date from October LIST.
first-class grammar certificate was
granted to Miss Gala ]. Harrison.
George Trimble was appointed school
agent for the Island OF Molokai.
Mr.. Gibson reported that examinations
had been held at Wailuku. Maui. for pri-
mary grade certificates by Mr.. Keliinoi
and at waiohinu. Hawaii. by Mr.. Baldwin
and he stated that the following were
recommended for certificates: First
Class-Mlss Ethel Smith. Second Class
Miss Mary de souza. Miss Zelie Rogers:
Miss Nettie dos Refs. F. F.. Atwater and
Moses Malakana. Third Class-MIss Ro-
wena X. Richardson, Miss Lucy LAM and
Miss Julia Pohaklmohewa. They were
granted.
The following applications for positions
were also received but not acted upon:
Application of Louis NJ. Mitchell OF Milo
mends David X. Kaupiko for the Milolii
school. Application OF Harry T. Mills for
the pr'ncipalship OF the Kona-waena
school should a vacancy occur. Applica-
ton Of Miss Anna Perry for position In
the night school at the Royal School. APP
plo alton of Mrs. Flora Perry Sinclair for
position in the Kaahumanu School. APP
rlioation OF ]. NJ. Collins of Hespcrus,
Colo. Application of Miss Elma T,iiloch
for the Olaa school at Nine Miles. II one
I've opened there. The resignation of Miss
Sophie Rycroft. Kauaea. was received.
1t was decided that new man should
he secured for the Reform School who
could take charge Of both the manual
training department and the mental cul-
ture OF the inmates.
d. G. Little. principal pro tenn of the
Roy al School. reported a gradual increase
OF attendance Mt that school. AT the
present time the total number enrolled
was 3iS. All the rooms in the cottages
at Emma street were full. but there were
acc ommodatIons for more pupils Mt the
rooms at the Aala warehouse. He re-
ports also n gratifying Improvement In
the matter of the hardness of pupils.
While at the beginning of the term the
average was 81. at present II does not
reach more than one or two.