The sun., 1902-06-18
IN SCHOOLROOM
~ -Dy arm ACCJSED WEIRD
I.O,i rms az OB.Jt RGATIO\.
,.iri Pupil says she Was Driven out ef high
sch Into <er, otis Prostration
-"si"b" aud "tIipp',y y.t1op Rstiic
drained Eop'' Some of the slang

PArrRsox. June Il -T Tie School Com
mission AT until /? o'clock last night hear
ing evidence on the charges. pr-fsrrrd nv
Henry l. BeIdan as7 inst Miss Isabella
scott ons of the teacher IN th" high school.
hat -he had p-r-nc,i,ed Miss Susie Berian.
iaus ushter ~ the complainant. until tho girl
had TO leave school and almos, broke down
under nervous COLLAPSE. The evidence
brought in other cases 10 show Miss S~t-
conduct in the classroom. Both sider
werr represented by counsel
Miss ANY Krom. who IL now a school
teacher. testified that when she was in
Misc Scc,,'S cla.a the teacher called her
-poll.p -blst herskitc- and other
name- 81. had heard Miss Scott use
expressions such a. -Shu' your fipr~r.-
scackling hens. 'msmma'- pot. Baby
Bunting" that the teacher was In the habit
of saving 10 he pupils. waiiz 10 The luari-
or Zip, bounce 80 your seat; that on one
occasion Miss Scott had told tho cla=s
L do no, care for the principal. the Board Of
Education and the President thrown in
some davs 'h" witness said ia" entirr
lesson period was taken up with critici.ms
of the pupils bv the teacher. and the pupils
were Required 10 laugh az her vit,icisms
erTAln r~f'lofl- W 'IN FlhNTpntn were
designated Poverty row, -Pigtail alley
Broadway
Ella Van Hou,en testified tha, shc had
been p-r---i'ed nv Miss SCOTT until she had
10 withdraw from the high school and
take the commercial cuur-e W.limr Van
Hout.n. who - now n lawyer ~ this citv.
testified that Mis- Scott had threatened to
throw him ont of tho window AMI that -h"
had chased him around the -satS until he
escsted Once when n Young WOMAN was
at the board dsmonst rating the crossing
~ two imaginary lipc~ he said. Ni-- Scott
,topJ@d the work Ia tell The cla-- an ane,-
dote o; two lrishmen. on" OF whom .aid
-Imaainat ION ts "a he'll uf "A hing that on
another occasion Miss scott had asked a
Young man to tell h"r What s-l-o-b .ts.lle,i.
that Ms Scott had HoIiCsSl y Young man
who Ns- profe--.si ptuhibtionlsi sitting
10y the -ide OF voung woman studying
and that she had asked the young woman
In the cla-s whether they would prefer a
husband who would occasionally get a
load on or un- who would come home eat
his meals and e. out To firt with the girl-
Witnss- -ai that the bovs ~nioyed Mis-
~cptf's Jok.-. but he dad not know whether
The young wunien liked them
Mis- Susanne swift t~~tifi~t that when
-he was pupil IN Miss SCOTS clazs she
mad pasted something IN book crooked.
\ ~ o.
n slnh. and your mother must have b.-,n a !
-luh bofprr vau
Miss Su-ic Bcrdan. the daughter 81 N. |
complainant testified that when she en- |
terd Mi-- SCnttr class the latter asked |
her What Berdan are you;- and when |
IN" Young woman did not answer -h- hsd |
cried " here did you buy your name'' |
Miss Scott found fault with her know le,lg.a |
oi algebra, Mi-s Berdan t-~tified, and said |
Ia her IA class. You are fippity flop, |
raiile- Drained fop What dbl YOU conIe |
here for ! don't like YOU" that on 1
another occasion Miss Scott had held her |
up lo ia" ridiCul" of the class, thus Look |
al her lovely l.ur eyes and sweet baby
face She II charming girl, and -.-r. I
cla-s, what a lovely po--r slIr -
Il really wa- the butt of the class. said /
The witness 1T Was lots of fun for tho
others hut u was not Tor mr. | r-mcm-
ter on" time -h" told n'- that nav moral
-sid NV moral character was improving
She aid that my figures on the board in
,iicatei nav character Onc~ size said Mis-
b"rdan NAV 81 To- III" board T. IN
about time that "" had another row
She usually C.li.d me IAt,l. I-t,
Namnls's p-'. OF 'lAttlc Susie. IA a Sar-
ar,ic tone She USED great deal of slang
In the classroom. such n uncle 'aunty,'
minnie, Hannah Maria
Jane. Handy Andy nunky. paws up |
pa vr down. Iiump nn u Chew on II
Thrrr were other Wttn'--e'vs who gave
ieno' had only oIrncd When an ADJOURN
msut ws- tal,"u tp allow ils defer c. To-
nc-' tho particular allegations
Miss N"rmur'l testified fer Nirs Scott
hat she had never heard the teacher use
most Of the expressions pu' ~ -videncp
by the previous vitns--'.. p'tpi's tee
ih"d i'ut they had r'y'r heard Miss Scott
all Ml~~ Salit a doh.