Evening journal., 1900-08-14
MANY CHANGES
MADE IN TEACHERS
Report of the Committee on
Teachers Presented
Number Of Appointments Had Been
Held Up by the Board Of
Education

Al the meellne OF the Board ol Educa-
tion last evening the committee on teach
ers presented its report regarding the ap-
pointment of teachers in the various pub
lie schools.
The teachers committee recently, when
il reappOinted the teachers for the COM
ing year, held mp quite number of ap-
pOintments for various reasons. Ii has
now. however. completed its work and a
number of changes have been made.
REPORT UF COMMITTEE.
The report which was signed by l.. c.
Morrow. chairman; II. G.. Fraim, A. Il.
Frantz. j. ID. Carter and Evan q. Short
lidge, and which was unanimously adopt
ed, is as follows:
lowing to the appointment of an ad-
ditional teacher in the high school and
the resignation of several teachers. your
committee on teachers would respectfully
report as follows:
''That Alice Mercer be made second as
sistant; Grace l.. Smith. third assistant;
and Mary J. Wheeler. fourth assistant in
the boys department of the high school,
each at a salary Of 500 per year.
THAT Elizabeth -. gwick be appointed
substitute for the additional teacher at
the high school, at salary Of $500 per
year.
THAT Clara Hyde be made principal OF
school No. 3, at a salary Of 5000 per year.
and that Ellen c. Duffy be made assist
ant principal of the same school, at a
salary of $3.50 per year.
That Mary b. Dennison be made sixth
assistant i'm the boys department Of
school No. at a salary Of $3.50 per year
That each Of the teachers in the girls
department of school No. below the
fifth assistant be moved up one place. and
that Lena NJ. Dillon De made seventh as
sistant in the same department at a
salary of $500 per year.
That Elizabeth Carlisle be made as
sistant principal in school No. 3. at a
salary of $3.50 per year.
THAT Elizabeth J. Patton be made as
sistant principal in school No. Q, at a sal
AIRY Of $3.50 per year.
THAT Mary j. Kane be made first as
sistant in school No. 9, at a salary of S4O0
per year.
THAT Anna NJ. Brink be made sixth
assistant in school No 9, at salary of
S4OO per year.
THAT Annie T. Long be made seventh
assistant in school No for five months.
nj salary of S4OO per year.
THAT each of the teachers in School
No. i below the first assistant be moved
up one place, and that Alice c. Palmer
be made fourth assistant in the same
school. at a salary of $500 per year.
That each of the teachers in school
No. - below the FIRST ASSISTANT ne proved
mp one place, apd That Elsie Mcdaniel
be made fourth assistant in the same
school. at "A salary Of 1865 per year. That
Mary f. McKeown be made fifth assist
ant, and l.. Edna \. Taylor sixth assist
ant in school No. y, each at a salary of
5000 per year.
That Katherine Connaway be made
| fifth assistant and A. Blanche Gilmore
| sixth assistant in school No. IA. each at a
salary of $500 per year.
THAT each of the teachers in school
/ No. 10 below the first assistant be moved
up one place; that Margaret Il. Hall be
made sixth assistant in the same school
at a salary Of 1866 per year: and that
| Mary Il. Jones be made seventh assist
ant in the same school at salary of $500
per year.
THAT Maria q. Loney be made prin-
cipal Of school No. II, at salary Of 5000
per year; that Florrie j. Smith be made
assistant principal OF school No II. at q
salary of $3.50 per year
THAT each OF the teachers in schoo
No. II below the first assistant be moved
up one place. and that Elizabeth III. Me-
Clintock be made fifth assistant in the
same school at salary Of $500 per year
THAT Fanny j. Butler be made prin-
cipal Of school No. "a, at a salary Of SS2S
per year.
THAT Ella NJ Marvel be made aeconC
assistant; Susan Cook. third assistant
Minnie Il. Harris. fourth assistant: Eller
Walker, fifth assistant. and Annie Il
Shaw. sixth assistant, in the boys De
partment Of school No. "A, each at sal.
airy of $3.50 per year.
THAT Lida w. Cleland be made frs
assistant in the girls department o
school No. "a. at salary of $3.50 per year
That Anna A. Fell be made secon,
assistant, Delilah Brown. third assist
ant: Reha Smith. fourth assistant; Eliz
abeth Alrich, fifth assistant, and Berth.
l.ichtenstein, sixth assistant in the girls
department Of school No "a, each at
salary of $500 per yeara.
That Nj. Christine IIellings be mad
monitor-teacher Of school No. "A, at sal
AIRY of SiO0 per year"
7 ROUTINE WORK.
. Treasurer Benjamin r. Bartram pre-
p sented the following report to the board
y Receipts: no appropriation from Cit
{. Council curren expense fund. Sl3.566. OF
to check Of Hon. Charles B. Lore. $24.
66lI0: amount received from high schoc
(sale Of manual training lessons), SS6. 7S
school No. l6, lsale of manual trainin
d lessonsl. SS.69; school No. Z. broken slatei
y etc, S2.S5; school No. 10. broken slate
Z. etc, S5.04. school No. 10. broken slate
n etc, SsG4 school No. %. broken slate
n etc, $780, school No. 2S. broken slate
etc. S1.6S; overdraft fund for current es
penses, S3,S24s5; total, S42,li2.Ss,
Expenditures: By salaries paid teacl
ers, Sl2,SSS.0Si officers aud janitors, 81
al 1898; amount paid for new building
"a $iS,5ii.7Si books and stationery, S2036
N manual training supplies. S7S.42; fue
ie Sf.5i; repairs. Si5265 supplies for super
y visor. twenty cents; treasurer free I
~ hrary. S5S6.30: for miscellaneous. S772.g
"a paid overdraft June account. Sa.5S7 o.
r balance fund for new building, etc, $40
y G5772; total. S42.iie.S9.
hi John g. Schaeffer was sworn I'm l
IN President Shortlidge as member fro
ls the eighth ward and took his seat.
Tho ar4ffof, .f tho -, .,rl, T.,