The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-06-18
TEACHERS IRE CHOSEN
BOARD SELECTS C-aF7Ps EoR pra
LEC SCHOOLS NEXT
YEAR
HIGHS YET TO BE APPOINTED
Salaries of All Instructors VIII Be
Decided Upon at a Meet
ing Tomorrow
Night

| salaries OF All Instructors VIII Be
Decided Upon at Meet
ing Tomorrow
| Night
| At a secret session, which continued
| until past II o'clock last evening, the
4 board of education practically completed
| the list of it's appointees to the graded
| public schools for the coming year. The
| board will meet again on Wednesday
| evening to select the teachers for the
high schools and will then fill the few
| vacancies which still remain in the lists
| Of the graded schools The question Of
| salaries was discussed, but definite &C
| ton was taken, although it was gener-
| ally understood that the customary year
| ly advance for length of service would
be allowed to teachers reappointed.
The bids for the proposed new build
ings, which had been referred to the
board by the purchasing committee, were
considered, and, after some discussion, it
was decided to let the contract for
the unfinished buildings to the lowest
bidder on the bids submitted. The pro-
posals received for the Second ward
school were as follows:
Building Construction Alone-C N.
Lovne. S23. 479; f. C. Nordiander, S19 4S7;
6QIleI-Ilydn, 9Z1, lO01 7. .. D6ok q Co.,
$28'09o '''' ~ --'--''>N- 49,
Following are the bids for the building
in the Eleventh ward, which is to be an
eght-room addition to the Longfellow
school:
ButIer-Ryan. $2S. 797; c. N. Lovene. $685.
$50; N; P. Fransen & Co., $24,80O' Knapp
& Holm, $2S,5S1.
It was decided to change the name Of
the old Humboldt school building, now
being renodeled, to the Thomas A. Ed
ison building. The Humboldt high school
will retain that name. The anneXes ts
the Hendricks school, on OakdaIe avenue,
and Lafayette. on Fillmore, were abol-
ished, as it was decided that the Thomas
A. Edison building should be finished by
the time school reopens.
The list Of teachers for the graded
schools, as approved, is as follows:
SUPERVISORS.
Mr. ]. B. Bond, assistant superintend-
ture; Miss S. c. Brooks, primary work
Miss E. Shave, music; Miss L. Williams.
drawing.
LINCOLN.
Miss E. Walker. principal; Miss NJ
Farr, grade 8; Miss c. Buell., grade 4;
Miss F; Hight, grade 7; Miss c. Kirby
N. Clinton, grade 8; Miss K Sexton
grade 5; Miss H. Bodin, grade 4; Miss e.
Lilly, grade A. Miss 1. Monnia, grade g.;
Miss e. Brack, grade 8; Miss NJ. Jenkins
grade 2; Miss A. Moore, grade 2; Miss n.
Cook, grade 2; Miss J. Jensen, grade l.
Miss A. Wedge, grade /; Miss I. Drake,
| grade i; Miss A. Qvist, grade I; Miss J.
Brash, grade 1; Miss F. Rose, Kindergar-
ten director; Miss M. Ekman, Kindergar-
ten assistant.
CLEVELAND
Mrs. E. Bement, grade 8; Miss B. Hart
| ley, grade 8; Miss A. Hartley, grade z;
Moss M FadgeFwsa tt + gTade Z Miss
Z; Miss q. Sanders, grade 6; Miss L. Hough,
| grade 6; Miss NJ. Sliney grade 6; Miss
M. Pauline, grade 5; Miss A. Peterson,
grade 5: Miss L. Sanders, grade 5; Miss
NJ. McShane, grade 5; Miss M. Ostergren,
| grade 4: Miss l.. Parkinson, grade 4; Miss
A. Miller, grade 8; Miss H. Anderson,
CaulfeId, grade 2; Miss A McCauley,
grade 2; Miss E. Lowry. grade /; Miss K.
| Macdonald, grade 1; Miss F. Johnson,
| grade l.
Mr.. c. E. Flitner, principal; Miss M.
| 6; Miss A. MeCauley, grade 5; Miss II.
Mcguire, grade 4; Miss H. Glissmfn,
grade 3; Miss M. Banning, grade /; Miss
! V. Bacon, grade 1; Miss e. Stevenson,
| kindergarten assistant.
HARRISON.
| Miss E. F. McGrorty, principal; Miss
| A. M. Thornton, grade 5; Miss L. NJ
! Bryan, grade f. Miss NJ. NJ. Broderick,
grade 8; Miss E. Shoberg, grade 2; Miss
| grade 1; Miss R. A WhaIey, grade /
| Miss E. E. IckIer, kindergarten director:
Miss A. L. Whitney, kindergarten assist
! ant.
HAWTHORNE.
Miss ]. f. CHM. principal; Miss L.
! Wfthrow, grade 8, Miss G. Hill, grade 2;
| Miss NJ Zahm, grade 2; Miss II Bishop
| grade 2; Miss A Brash, grade /; Miss S.
| Nelson, grade l; Miss J.. Simon, grade
| /; Miss S. Green. kindergarten director;
| Miss E. Lewis, kindergarten assistant.
ERICSSON.
Miss H: E. Rudy, principal; Miss L.
Roth, grade 4; Mrs c; Allyn, grade A;
! grade 8; Miss A. Malone, grade 8: Miss
K. Rischatsch grade 3; Miss J. Griffin
grade 2; Miss e. Robinson. grade l. Miss
| NJ Mcdonald, grade l; Miss C. Under
berg. grade /; Miss A. Perry, grade /;
| Mrs. E. Mabon, kindergarten director;
! Miss E. Gray kindergarten assist ant |;
| Miss E. Konantz, kindergarten assist
! ant.
VAN BUREN,.
Miss L. Hand, principal; Miss J. Nc
| MILAN, grade 8; Miss M Cutler, grade 8;
| Mrs. M. Swanstrom, grade 7; Miss NJ
| Burns. grade g.; Miss B. De Haas, grade
| 6; Mrs. A. Mcleod, grade 5; Miss A
| Fisher, grade 5; Miss A. German, grade
| o; Miss R; Hand. grade 5: Miss L. Com
nick, grade 4; Miss NJ Kenny, grade A.
Miss Miss NJ. Grub GA'DaD grade GRACE 3: Miss s.
b. , Huelster; grade 2; Miss J; Holl, grade
| 2; Miss p. Wyand, grade 2; Miss B. Fors-
| berg, grade 2; Miss J. Stapleton, grade
| l; Miss c. Krieger, grade 1; Miss E.
| Mertens, grade l; Miss L. McCIoud, grade
| l; Miss c. Kendall. Kindergarten direc-
| tor; Miss G. Golfer. kindergarten assist
| ant; Miss f. Smalley, kindergarten as
| sistant
| SIBLEY.
| Miss NJ. Lennon. principal. Miss V.
| Buck. grade 8; Miss x. Gibbons, grade
| 7; Miss L. Howard, grade 6; Miss C.
| Gilbert, grade 5; Miss C. Robinson. grade
| 5; Miss C. McCauley. grade 4; Miss L.
| Hirst, grade 4; Miss E. Brown grade g.;
| Miss N. Farrell grade 2; Miss B. ST.
| mons, grade 2; Miss E. ENEMY, grade q;
| bro, grade 1; Miss A McCray, kinder
| garten director; Miss c. Burr kinder
Sgarten assistant
| DEANE.
| Miss NJ. Gray principal teacher; Miss
! E. Kelley, grade 1.
AMEs.
Miss L. Bolton, principal teacher; Miss
| L. Rowe, grade 1.
TAYLOR
Miss K Kendall principal teacher:
Miss ]. Anderson. grade 1.
SHERIDAN
Mr.. P. Zumbach, principal teacher; Miss
M. Emerson, grade 1.
FRANKLIN.