The sun., 1901-07-23
VISITING
COMMITTEE
Named by Board Of Education
Last Evening.
REPORT ON TEACHERS
Those Who Wish to Instruct the
Young Must Pass Physical
Examination to be
Held Next Month.

|
acted at the meeting of the Board o
Education last night The school com
mittces are as follows:
High School, j. ID. Carter, A. Il
Frantz, $. j. Horn.
! No. !. II. G. Fraim, Walter Buckmas
| ter.
No. 2. DR.. Thomas 0. Cooper, Wal
/ Ter Buckmaster; No. 3, John G. Kersey
Dr. Thomas o. Cooper; No. 4, William
| q. Baugh, William j. Burton No. 8
| William j. Burton, DIR. ii. G. BuckmaS
ter. No. 6, ]. Prince Ford, Robert Adair
No. Z. Dr. j. Harvey Spruance. Bernart
Donahoe: No. 8, Robert Adair. II. g
lfraim: No. ., A. Il. Frantz, j. ID. Car
ter No. 10, Francis j. McGovern. w. o
Brown; No II, Bernard Donohoe
Thomas +. O'Donnell No. IL. Walter
Buckmaster Francis ]. McGov"rn: No
| i3. John r. Postles, DIR. John Palmer
No. IA. s. J. Horn. John White. Sr.
No. Is. DIR. r, X. Veasey, Mr.. Shaffer
80. 16. T.. Il. Morrow. John G. Kerscy
No. II. j. w. Shaffer. Bernard Dono
hoe: No. is. John G. Kersey. John +
Postles: No. 10. Thomas +. O'Donnell
| DIR. !. Harvey Spruauce; No. 90. Johr
White. Sr., Dr. r. II. Yeasey; No. q
Dr. Thomas O. Cooper. Walter Bnck
master: No. %. William ]. Burton, Fran
els i. McGovern: No. 23 DR.. r. r.
casey. William q. Baugh; No. "a. Dr
John Palmer, W. o. Brown: No. 25
W. O. Brown. John r. Postles; No. 2G
Robert Adair. j. r. Ford No. 81. DIR. IT
G.. Buckmaster. DIR. !. Harvey Sprnance
y Tf,h
The teachers committees report il
effect as follows. was adopted:
Your committee would recommend:
That Laura De IT. Gotwals be appoint
cd teacher in No 90 TO fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of Miss Rn
len. and that Bertha A. Hill he appointe'
teacher at No 8.
We recommend the employment ot
Miss Frances Young as teacher Of Pcdn
| cory in Schools 30. ? and No. 16 at ;
salary Of ST 900 and that Miss Mary #
| Tsamnger he employed as supervisor o'
lrawing Mt a salary of 5000 per year. W.
would report that the credentials anf
certificates of Miss Young. Miss lisa
ninger. Miss Polk and Mr.. Osborne hav'
been examined and approved by the sn
aorintendent.
| We recommend that III the candidate
eor admission to the Wilmington CITY
| Training Schools he required to pass ~
,Xamination under the direction Of thu
teachers committee and the sunerin
tendent Of schools in, the following bran
hes. viz. reading. writing. arithmetic
,lgclma. Fn"lish grammar. history %
he United States physiology and hv
riene. elementary drawing and the r'l
imonts Of vocal music; that all candi
| Iatos shall also pass n physical cNamina
| 'ion Of such character rs shall satisfy tn
| 'nachcrs' committee that she roSscsSc'
,ohust health and vital force enough e
meet The Wear and tear and exhaustion
,f nhvscal and mental power incident II
the daily work Of the teacher in th'
'chool room The physical examination
hall be made hv n physician Designated
wv the teachers committee
We also recommend that each wear tn
'wnlvo white candidates. and the fiv'
,olored candidates. having passed IN
highest and hest examination in all re
meets shall be admitted to the trainin'
lonartmont of Schools No. . and No Il
| 'nenoctvelv.
We would further recommend that in
1
| radiation ne heretofore. that the SIM
,f 500 in addition to the rePnlar salary
ha na;d TO each graduate of the trninin'
'chools. upon the completion of one year
,eryice rs . rogular teacher in the public
,chools Of Wilmington.
The first examination under this rul
hall he held Thursdav and Friday
August 90 and % 1o01, ana ANNUALLY
thereafter the first Friday and Satnrdn'
N Inno All female graduates Of tn
tTigh School and Of the Howard Schno
hall he notified Of said examination. an'
Ill candidates shall notify the sunerin
.ondcnt of their intention to enter IN
lass. ut least ten days before the dat
| ,f tho examination.
| Chairman Carter Of the committee o
,onnirs rennrted that estimates for naint
~" were bnin~ rnnnived and that black
l"oardS ard cnrtains aro needed in som
."hnois. On his motion III" mHtter o
laurchaeiue hlackhoardS and curtains W.
,afo,rod to tho committee on rennirs wit
mower to act Mr Carter suggested tina
tho color of tn" shades be green.
on motion the proper officials We're NJ
'horized to draw on City Council for th
moptlly augmentation and for the NJ
lnunl apnronriation for new buildings.
". s. r. Butler and Son We're the onl
bidders for furnishing hooks and SUI
niles for the schools. The bid was RI
fnrred to tho book committee with pnwc
TO award the contract
Mr.. Carter stated that letter ha
been received from Miss Anna II. lii
coin suggesting that 4 bust of the lat
Dharles Baird who was president of tt
board before DIR. Shortldgp. he place
in the hall Of the High School. tt
matter was referred to the High Scho
committee and President Shortlidge.
Mr.. Carter suggested the purchas
of the lot adjoining No. school whel
Il stable was destroyed by fire recent
He said he believed the board could a
| quire the property and should own it
. avoid any future danger to the schoC
: The matter was referred to the nc
/ buildings committee with power to act.
j. DIR. Frantz, chairman of the no
t buildings committee reported that 90
: celler is needed in the High Scho,
j The committee was empowered to pr
: pare plans and specifications for Il
. work and to award the contract.
Mrs. William Kinslow was appoint
ianitress Of No. is school to succeed h
. husband. who died last week.
!. The contract for building an iron fen
= around No. 12 school was awarded
John D. Davis, for $11.