The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-06-07
IHE|R FIGURES FAULTY
INSPECTOR M,DONALD'S OBJECTION
TO TRAINING SCHOOL GRAD
YATES AS TEACHERS
TEACHING STAFF Is NAMED
Long Expected List Was Given Out
Yesterday After Approval by
the Committee on
Schools.

Lung Expected AISt vas tElVen Out
Yesterday After Approval by
the Committee on
Schools.
Inspector Mcdonald registered a vigor-
GUS protest at yesterdays meeting Of the
board of school inspectors against grad
uating young women from the teachers
training school until they are thoroughly
proficient in the common branches A
careful scrutiny of the list of young
women recommended for graduation dis
closed the fact that several of them had
| passed in arithmetic below 50 per cent
and on general average those reaching
| the 70 per cent mark were recommended
| for passage. Mr.. Mcdonald read over
| the credits of the gradua ting class, OF the
| teachers training school, and i'll several
| cases it was found that, in the common
! est branches. there was q glaring de-
ficiency in arithmetic, geography, Amer
| lean history and grammar Il think,
said Inspector Mcdonald, tina: il We
arc to raise the standard Of tais school,
! there Is no better place to begin than
| right here" One Of the young women
recommended for graduation received bat
IS per cent in arithmetic Mr.. Mcdonald
! introduced a resolution providing that
! not more than one-third Of the graduates
! OF the teachers training school be given
! positions in st. Paul and then only
after they had had two years experience
elsewhere. or obtained an equivalent II
the stale university. Mr.. McNar object,
cd hut he IIti th 10
mittec on schools for consider alon.
The committee on examinations was
authorized to &c over Inc lists submitted
by the principals OF the various schools,
of scholars who are to graduate.
An appropriation of $40 for each school
was voted for the school library. The
state duplicates the amount.
The committee On schools held a two
hour session and announced the appoint
ment of teachers No salaries were liked
the matter being left 10 the committee
on salaries which VIII mold final meet
! ing next Friday and agree, If possible,
upon a general schedule.
Secretary TIealy was oulhorIzed TO OK
! ttnd an invitation to the school children
! of St. Paul to attend the Elks' carnival
! ard witness the educational features, in
Guiding the wild animals. School cfnl
! the afternoon OF June -, will be admitted
/ without charge.
! The following is complete list Of
/ teachers appointed by the board ycster-
! day:
LINCOLN.
Mss E. Walker, principal; Miss N. r.
| Farr, eighth grade; Miss c. I. Buell.,
seventh: Mss e. r. Hight, seventh: Miss
L. M. Sanders, fifth; Miss I. +. Gundlach,
MnT< mi
! Clinton. fourth; NJ IS x. Sexton, fourth;
! NJ SIS c. Ekman, third; Miss L. Mo!ea
! third; Miss A. Moore. fl; st; Miss n Con
! ok second: Miss Fl. Bodin. second ::
Miss l. Drake, first; Miss A. Qvist, first
Miss ]. Brasil. FIRST; Miss NJ Ekman,
! kindergarten ass slant; Florence Rose,
/ kinderga: ten direc ess.
CLEVELAND. ~ s,y
S. A Farnsworth. principal Miss =, J..
| Ickler. Latin and Creek Miss E. Free
! man. biology and German; Mss NJ, AK
/ tell. draw ng and English; Miss M. Bod
! gett, mathematics M IS n. Andrews.
mathcma ties; Miss C. Rink, Latin and
! history; Mrs. e. NJ. Benlent, eighth
grade; Miss B. Hartley, eighth; Mss A.
! Hartley. seventh; NJ IS NJ. FaYerweath her,
| seventh: Miss 3. Hough. seventh; Miss
| E Walstrom sixth; Miss G. Sanders:
! sixth Mss L. H0ugh. sixth; Miss M.
| Siney. sixth; Miss M. Pauline. fifth; Miss
A Peterson. fifth; Mrs E. Pugh. fifth;
Miss NJ Mcshane, fourth Miss NJ. Os-
tergren, fourth; Mrs L. Parkinson.
| fourth: NJ IS y. Miller third; Miss n.
Casey. third; Miss E. Lowry, second I;
/ Miss H Anderson, second; Miss X. Mac
donald. first; Miss F. Fl. Johnson. first.
GRANT.
C. E Filtner. pyinc pal; Miss \. O'Coa-
! nor, seventh grade; Miss A. McCaine,
! sixth; NJ SIS G. Spencer. sixth; Miss x
Gauhan. third; Miss ]. Mann. second /;
! Miss A McGregO-. second; Miss M. Ban
| ming. ii: st: Miss E. Stevenson, k nder-
garten directress; Miss E. Fifield. kinder
| garten assistant.
HARRISON.
Miss E. F. McGrorty. principal; Miss
! A. NJ Thornton. fifth grade: Miss L. NJ.
| Bryan, fou: tn; Miss NJ BrodeIick. third {;
| Miss NJ Curry, second; Miss r. Whaley,
| first; Miss NJ. KimbaN. first; Miss E. d:
Ickler, kindergarten directress: Miss A.
! L. Whitney, kindergarten assistant.
HAWTHORNE.
! Miss J. E. CHM, principaI' Miss l.
/ Withrow, third grade; Miss G.. Hill. third /;
| Miss H. Lewis, second; Miss II. Bishop,
second; Miss A. Brash. first: Miss L..
Simon. first; s. Green, kindergarten d.
rectress; K. Lewis, kindergarten assist
| art
ERICSSON.
Miss H E. Rudy. principal; Miss l..
U. Roth, fourth grade; Miss e. Robinson,
fourth Mrs. c. Allyn. third; Miss A.
Shields. third Miss M. Smith. third;
"A.
! second: Miss f. L. NicOll. first: Miss A.
Perry, first; Mrs. E NJ. Mabon. kinder
garten directress; Miss E. Gray. kinder
| garten assistant
VAN BUREN,.
Miss L. Hand, principal; Miss F. NJ.
| Perry, eighth grade; Miss M. e. Cutler.
seventh; Mrs M M Swanstrom, sixth;
Miss j. Macmillan, sixth; Miss NJ Burns,
fifth; Miss M. de Haas, fifth; Miss J.
Thorwarth, fifth; Miss A. ]. Fisher,
| fourth Mrs. l.. Comnick, fourth; Miss
! A. German, fourth; Miss M Kenny,
! third: Miss ]. Ekman, third; Miss E.
Huelster, third; Miss b. Forsberg, sec
| ond; Miss ]. NJ. Stapleton, second: Miss
| ]. Holl, second; Miss r. Hand second;
| Miss X Egan, first; Miss c. Krieger.
! first Miss F. Mertens. first; Miss c.
| Kendall, kindergarten directress; Miss
! G. Golfer, Kindergarten assistant.
SHELLEY.
| Miss M.Lennon, principal; Miss V. Buck,
! eighth grade; Miss K. Gibbons, seventh;
Miss L. Howard, sixth; Miss L. Hirst,
fifth; Miss G.. Robinson, fourth: Miss c.
McCauley fourth; Miss E. Brown. third;
Miss n. Farrell, third; Miss A. Edwards,
second; Miss M. Norcott, second; Miss G.
! Gilbert, second; Miss E. Tanning, first;
Miss L. Ansbro, first; Miss A McCray,
ri dirartraSS. Miss RIIrr