The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1902-06-12
EMPLOY TEACHERS.
Slate Prepared by the Teachers Com
mittee is Adopted Without any
Opposition.
JANITORS ARE ALL RE-EMPLOYED
No Opposition to any of the Present JAM
tors but Many Applications Received
Salaries of Teachers Increased.

The Board of Education met in reg
ular session at the City Hall Tuesday
evening, the meeting being the most
important of the year.
After the reading of the minutes the
Superintendent read a large number
of applications for the position of
janitor of the different schools. More
than dozen applications were re-
ceived and placed on file. Under the
head of Communications the various
designations of the teachers were re-
ceived by the Board and all we're ac-
cepted. The only designations not
previously reported were those of Miss
Frank Stewart and Mr.. Maurer. All
the designations were accepted, thus
paving the way for the employment of
new corps of teachers.
Under the reports OF Committees the
Building and Grounds Committee re-
ported that Contractor Betting, who is
building the Weiskopf school, had
asked for more money. The matter
was referred to the Committee to re-
port on at the next meeting.
D. F. Chandler, the architect of the
new building, was present at the meet
ing of the Board and explained the
destruction of the new chimney
at the school during the recent wind
storm. Mr.. Chandler was of the opinion
that the destruction resulted from no
defect of the chimney. He did not es-
innate the damage caused by the
storm, and the repairs will probably
be made at the expense of the con-
tractor, the changes from the plans in
order'to strengthen the chimney being
paid for by the Board. The matter
was referred to the building committee
with power to make contract with
the contractor for the work.
The Teachers committee made re-
port which was accepted, employing
the following teachers for the year at
the salaries named:
Principal-W. J. Hammi11, 81, 500.
Science-R. B. Dickie, $500.
English and Literature-Gertrude
H. Reed, $3.50.
German and Literature-He1en G.
Andrews, $3.50.
hematics-Caro1ine w. Evans,
500
Latin and Greek-Edna Bronson,
$3.50.
Music-Sara Sabe1witz, 5000.
Principals:
Deming school-E. E. Better, $3.50.
Frank schoo1-Eva J. Riley, 1851.
Gi11ett schoo1-Nellie Adamson, $437.
Teachers:
Ada Tarbell, Marie Heating, Lois E.
Northway, Una Slater, Isabelle Bailey,
Frances Ka1tenbach, Anna McHugh,
Alice Riley, Sara Adamson, Jennie
Fellows, Anna Kroncke, Lula Lampe,
Mile Rahr, Irma Wiswal1, Harriet
Paulson, Ella Toner ard Margaret
Telfar, at the salaries provided by the
salary schedule.
Also, Miss Eliza beth Robinson a $50
per month; Miss Anna Adams at $50
per month; Miss Edna Washburn at $48
per month; Miss Anna Butcher at $42
per month; Miss Olga Miller at SAG per
month, and Miss Blanche Adamson at
$42 per month. The teachers as far as
possible will remain in the same rooms
in which they taught this year.
The new primary teachers selected
were Misses Zilla Wiswall, Viola Huck
and Marie Jorgensen, at $38 per
month.
The other teachers not provided for
will be selected later.
The Board appropriated 500 to pay
the expenses of the annual commence
ment exercises.
There were no bids presented for the
old Sixth ward building, it being
claimed that the house-movers charged
too much for moving the building. The
matter was left open until the next
meeting.
The Board then took up the election
of janitors and resolution was
offered that all the janitcrs be re-em-
ployed at the same salary as last year.
The resolution was adopted, Commits
sioner Saftig voting in the negative.
The Board were invited to attend
the services for the graduates to be
held at the Y. M. c. A. rooms on next
Sunday evening. The invitation was
accepted.
No further business being on hand
the Board adjourned.
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