The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-08-13
CHANGES IN SCHOOLS
SUPERINTENDENT's ANNUAL RE
PORT TO BOARD OF EDUCATION.
CHANGES AMONG TEACHERS.
LINES MARKING SCHOOL DISTRICTS
To BE MOVED.

Academy 10 Kate Baldwin Free
Kindergarten system-ResOIutions
on Death of b. A. Denmark-N. E.
McCIOry Resigns and G. j. Orr
Elected His Recommendations
cry Wants a Teacher-New Distri-
button of Teachers.
The August meeting of the Board OF
Education was held yesterday after
noon. Col. G. A. Mercer, Col. J. H. Es-
till, Capt. Henry Blum. DR.. NJ. F. Dunn,
and Messrs. S. B. Adams, Herman
Myers, P. A. Stovall and M. A. O'Byrne
were present.
The annual report of Superintendent
of Schools Ashmore was submitted,
and upon motion of Mr.. O'Byrne was
received and will be printed in the
proceedings of the board. The chairman
of the committee appointed to draw
UP resolutions on the death of Mr.. B.
A. Denmark also reported. The chair
man of the board reported that he had
investigated the DETACHMENT of Ander-
son Street School building and had de-
cided to let the matter drop.
favorable report was made by the
Finance Committee on the request of
the Kate Baldwin Free kindergarten
System asking that a room in the new
school building be given for its use.
The room assigned it is at the south
east corner of the new building, on the
first flood. 1t is well lighted and in ev-
cry way most desirable.
The resignation of Mr.. N. z. Nc
Glory, assistant teacher in the High
School was read and accepted. Mr.. G..
]. Orr was elected to fill this place.
Mr.. Orr is now the superintendent of
schools in Brunswick. He is the son of
the former state superintendent of
schools He was not an applicant for
the position, but was recommended by
Superintendent Ashmore to whom both
he and his work in Brunswick are
most favorably known. Superintendent
Ashmore said he considers him most
valuable acquisition to the High
School staff. He will reach Savannah
in time for the opening of the school,
Oct. /.
A petition was read from the resi-
dents of Montgomery asking that
teacher be appointed for school at
that place. There are twenty-eight
offer to furnish, for the present, a
school house, if the board will furnish
the teacher. The petition was referred
to the President Mercer, and Super
intendent Ashmore with power to act.
Changes Among Teachers.
Mr.. P. F. Brown was appointed
principal of the Thirty-eighth Street
School He is succeeded as principal of
the Barnard Street School by Mr..
Thomas H. Gignilliat.
The board also made the distribution
of teachers for the coming school sea-
son, as follows:
Anderson Street School-Principal,
Mr. N B. +. Close; teachers: Sixth
grade, Miss NJ. E. Johnson and Miss
Eugenia Estill; fifth, Miss L. M.
Cabaniss; fourth, Miss w. S. DuBose
and Miss e. L. Oemler; third, Miss j.
c. Purse and Miss Helen Vaughn; sec
ond, Miss Mamie Lebey and Miss Mag
gle Chandler; first, Miss America
Woodbury. and Miss Clyde Schumann;
assistant, Miss Caroline Miller.
Henry Street School-Principal, Miss
]. A. Muslin; teachers: Sixth garde,
Miss A. " Bourquin; fifth. Mrs. C. NJ.
Gray; fourth, Miss Carrie Lander
shine and Miss Florence Adams; third,
Miss Annie Jaudon and Miss Clifford
Gross; second, Miss Fannie Haupt and
Miss Lizzie Mcconnell; first, Miss Amy
oliver: assistant Miss Clara Smith.
Thirty-eighth Street School-Princi-
pal Mr.. p. f. Brown. Teachers:
Sixth grade, Mrs. M. E. Morrison; fifth
Miss l.. d. Hill: fourth, Miss r. II.
Riley; third, Miss Sallie Cabaniss and
Miss Emmie Carter: second, Miss Els
beth Schuster: first, Miss Lula Wynn
and Miss Carol Moorer; assistant, Miss
Luella kreeger.
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Thomas H. Gignilliat. Teachers:
Sixth grade. Mrs. M. e. Spring; fifth
Miss N. w. Maccaw; fourth, Miss A. G..
Alexander; third, Miss Annie Winn;
second Miss Stella Englerth; first,
Miss Ella Mise and Miss May McCon-
mel; assistant. Miss Frances Janow.
Massle School-Principal, Mr.. J. e.
Way. Teachers: Sixth grade, Miss M.
A. Muslin; fifth, Miss A. M. Barnard;
fourth, Miss e. r. Fennel and Miss M.
e. Carmichael; third, Miss Maude
Williams; second, Miss Florence Olms-
tead; first, Miss Amelia Shumate and
Miss Jennie May; assistant, Miss EN-
ma Truslow.
Chatham No. Principal, Mr.. ]. s.
Sims. Teachers: Sixth grade: Miss M.
]. Walker; fifth, Mrs. H. N. Leitze and
Miss L. f. Miller; fourth. Miss N. NJ.
Furrer; third, Miss Valesca Riley and
Symons; second, Miss Lena Alexander
first. Miss Rachel Hinson and Miss
Margaret N. Fishburne; assistant, Miss
Lila Rabun.
Chatham No. principal, Mr.. w. r.
Galloway Teachers: Sixth grade, Mrs.
]. S. Bracewell: fifth, Mrs. J. A. Free
land: fourth, Miss Emma Hopkins and
Miss Florence Whitehead; third, Miss
Maggie Purse; second, Miss Stella
Pease and Miss Susie Jaudon: first,
Miss Margaret Morel; assistant, Miss
Marion Zittrouer.
Cathedral School-Principal, Mr.. NJ
A. O'Brien. Teachers: Sixth grade Miss
A. M. McCrohan; fifth, Miss X. c.
Grady; fourth, Miss M. S. Killorin and
Mrs. NJ. j. Clarke; third Mrs. A. NJ.
O'Donoghue; second, Miss S. NJ. Black;
first Miss J. e. Walsh assistant,
Miss Katie Walsh.
St Patrick's School-Principal, Mr..
Arthur j. O'Hara. Teachers: Sixth
grade. Miss K. H. Devereux; fifth.
Miss NJ. A. Ennie; fourth Miss r. NJ.
Catherwood. Miss M. G. McCrohan and
Miss N. M. O'Brien; third, Miss T. E.
Smith and Miss j. T. Spann; second,
Miss Marie Harry and Miss NJ. Irene
Courtenay; first, Miss Jane Judge; as
sistant, Miss Annie b. Bell.
This distribution was made in ac-
cordance with the rule of the board in
all cases where that rule would apply;
in other cases, according to the best
judgment Of the board.