The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-03
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hereafter fixed by the board. That said
election shall be subject TO assignments
as the superintendent and this committee
may hereafter make.
High School-Cynthia Cleveland. Leida
H. Mills, Meddie O. Hamilton, Nellie Dry
den, J. S. Carson, Mary Kelley. NJ c.
Wareham, Mollie Warren, r. 3. Isely,
". L. Enfield. Jessie L. Clark, musical
director.
GRAMMAR SCHOOLS.
Principals-D. S. Pence. Mary Culver,
Minnie Drown, John South, Amy Burd,
Alice Mossman, Elizabeth Knight. Emma
MCGEE, Minnie Stuckey. Jennie Daugher-
ty, Mary Shaw. Addie Brook. Lizzie Dick
inson. N. Belle Stever.
Grades-Jessie Adams, Fannie Witbeck,
Abbie Mossman, Clemma Fitch, Lulu An
drews, Florence Horton, MaUde Swain.
Matte Davis, Jane Burd. Eta Fellows.
Belle Walker. Jessie Drown. Lizzie Jor-
dan, Eva Niece. Mary Waggoner. Pearl
Mccormick. Anna Stanton. Lulu Kauf-
man, Helen C. Mccormick, Florence Null
lyey, Eva Bush, Clara OFT, Maud Brady,
Mary Bricker. Mary YarnaH, Florence
Taylor, Bertha Myers Maggie Cummings.
Lenna Griffith Josephine White head, Ad-
die Thomas Bess L. Moore, Maud Sar-
gent, Eva Philips. Sadie Caldwell, Laura
J. Philleo, Josie Millen, Dora Haycraft,
1 Margaret Dorsey, Ida Kaufman. Stella
B. Haines, Jessie Lauchland. Phrona
I WiIlde. Agnes c. BiakoIy, Clara Brown,
Alietha Miller. Eva Minnich, Lillian Gish
/ Kate McNabb, Anna Downing, Garrett
Culp, Kate II. Staley. Alma Crane. Edna
Hutchinson. Idella Nicely. Margaret
Knorr Leslie Wilbur, Eta V. Mason.
/ Margaret Garwood, Agnes Conway, Maud
Mclaughlin Sallie SAKE. Florence HI
barger. NJ Ella Hibarser. Mamie f. Nc
Coy, a. VI. Morehead. Hattie II. Smith,
Eva Goudie. Mary a. Jordan. Hattie Cox,
Nellie L. Dorsey.
/ Second-Your committee further rec
Ommeads that the following names con-
stitute the substitute list as this date:
Florence L. Bowers. Kate 8owdish. Clara
hyperion. Eta Winters, Clara Rebstein,
Ella Benscheidt Martha Human, Mile
Sweeney. Gladys Horton. Bessie Smith,
CTissie / Page, Belle Haythorn. Mabel
NUNS
And that said persons be called and
employed in the order above named. il
otherwise qualified.
The jamtors for the various buildings
are AS follows:
Carlton. 3. z. billiard; College Hill.
T. N. Dodson: Emerson. William Whitfield;
Franklin. z. D. Shrove; Harry G. II.
S. Fauver; kellogg, James Blaine; Lin
coin. s Derore; Mccormick, G. o. Dick
erson; Park, {. r. Cossitt; Washington
Joseph Bailey; Webster, j. D. Townsend;
High school. B. H. Wright.
The indications are that the school
board win turn down future graduating
classes when they ask the board to pay
large amounts for commencement invi-
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mencement cards for this year was read,
Mr.. Stewart said that he would not object
to the payment of the bill this time, but
that the thought the amount was more
than the city could afford. Several men,
hers spoke on the same lines and sug-
gested that there was always a large
crowd without the necessity Of issuing in
vitations.
The committee on buildings and grounds
recommended the following repairs at the
various buildings
College Hill two rooms to be papered
and hall and rooms TO be painted, also
the door.
Fairmount, to be painted outside and in
ana papered.
Irving. halls and one room papered,
storm doors and de-k painted.
Webster, two rooms TO be papered and
the door TO be painted.
High school, halls upstairs and room 10
TO be papored; ceilings in two rooms to
be repaired
Kellogg. one room 10 he papered
Harry street. three rooms and the Of
fee to be papered and painted.
Mccormick. all the rooms TO be papcred
and painted
Franhlin, one room and the ceiling Of
another to be papered.
Emerson, some paper loose.
The recommendations OF the committee
were adopted and together with some mis-
cellaneous repairs it is estimated that the
cost of the work viii be 1913
In regard to the supply of water for
the Kellogg school It was stated that ii
was not sufficient and that 705 feet of pipe
will be required to connect with the main
at Hunter street. II also developed that
the main now in use leading from Santa
Fe avenue has beeu tapped by private
individuals The committee viii invc sti-
gate this matter
It was also decided to paper two rooms
at Tie Carleton school. to paint the en-
tire building inside, to put in 500 feet of
flooring on the second floor. and to paint
the brick and cornice work on the outside.
1t was decided TO build approaches to /
the Washington and Kellogg schools
from the east and TO the Ingalls, and Irv-
ing school from the west.
1t was decided TO repair the heating |
plants in the Emerson. Park. Irving. /
Washington, kellogg. Carlton. Harry
street and High schools. Two radiators +
viii be taken from the Washington school +
and placed in the Emerson.
The following resolution introduced by /
Rodolph Hatfield was adopted:
Whereas. The public school grounds and
buildings Of the city Of Wichita are bar
rem of ornameutation excepting partial 1
adornment Of some CT the rooms and have /
the exterior appearance more of penal /
than Of educational Institutions; and
Whereas. Favorable and pleasant sur +
.0uudings of children IN the public schools 1
s.re now recognized rs highly conducive .
to good taste. pure purposes. high ideals .
and well balanced culture. an Of which
arc essentials In the EDUCATIONAL process +
cs. and
Whereas. Our school patrons and public /
spirited citizens are dcsirious Of always +
being found IN the very van Of progress.
and in school matters. expect the school /
board 70 take the initiative; now. there
fore he il
Resolved. That the Board Of Education
endorse as desirable. and commend TO our
people the advisability of instituting and
carrying forward a system of ornament
ing cur pu5lic school properties. To that
Continued ~ Thira Paeo