The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-04
LIST OF PRINCIPALS
AND TEACHERS
is NAMED
BoardApp65iin Those
Who Will Serve During
the Coming School Year
Few Changes Are Made,
All the Principals Save One
Being Reappolnted.

Appointment of teachers for the next
school year occupied the attention of
the board of education a greater part
of yesterday afternoon. This work
was done in the committee on schools
which comprises the full membership
of the board, and by the time the COM
mittee had finished there was but lit
tie time left for a board meeting. as
DR.. Fry was obliged to leave at 5: 80 to
catch train. Inspector Fisher was
called to Baltimore last week by rea-
son of the death of his father and had
not yet returned. The other members
were all present.
The changes in the teaching force,
as it was constituted last year, are
comparatively few and consist al
most entirely of such transfers or new
appointments as have been made nee
essary by resignation, and these are
no greater in number than is GUS
tomary. In some few, of the schools it
has been found necessary to add to
the number of teachers, but on the
whole there is no mateEial increase in
the number.
The board has notI yet appointed a
principal of the Rice school, for the
reason that H. w. Slack who has oc-
cupied that position, declined to apply
for it again at the present salary,
which is $1,250. The iQ1estion of prin-
cipals' salaries has not yet been acted
upon by the board, and 1T may be that
when that question: Isl decided, Mr..
Slack will desire reappointment. In
the meantime tne position is not filled.
The list of appointments is as fol-
lows: ksS
Special Teachers ndSupervisors-J.D D.
ECEd, Assistant SupAaNnt endemic. J.
H 4. physical culture; Miss Elsie
ing in grades; Dedric Lange, nature;
Hans w. Schmidt woodwork; Miss Anna
T.. Corcoran, sewing; Miss Julia c. Gau-
| thier, drawing, high school.
Central High-Dr. Edward Van Dyke
Robinson. principal; George Rink Latin
| and Greek; Felix G. CareL French; Dedric
Fiske, Latin; Oswald T. Denny, physics;
| John e. Kenny. Latin and Spanish. Miss
Mary J. Newson, English kliterature; Miss
Julie CGagt1ier dSwinE; Miss = Caroline
| hacher. English; Miss Elizabeth H. Riggs,
| biology; Miss Louise Minor, mathematics;
Miss. Hestor. NJ. Rollocls history; Miss
| Reilly, mathematics Miss Amalie Nix,
| German; Miss Emma A. Gray English;
! Elmer M. B0nnell Commercial branches;
i
Miss Agnes E. Doherdy, history; Frank w
| Berger, manual training:y Miss Eva F.
! Thomson, English, Frederick C. Miller,
G Tania9 1 Eugene Gsaham manual daIns
| tic science; Miss Margaret E. McFetridge,
| history; Miss Alice M. Hosmer, mathe-
mates; Miss Helen E. sAustin. expires,
music; James n. MandeHflle, Latin; Miss
Fannie N. Lyon. Frenehs Earl D: Bond
Latin; Miss Ethel Brill. English; Miss
13tYI1g K1o.o,,o
Grace L. Neysop4 biology assistant; Miss
Minnie F. Keanes librarian; Miss P. Berch-
am assistant;sMiss NJ. Parks, assistant:
| Principal Jacob zuber, William P. Nc
| Govern, Charles II. Duncan, William Nc
Glintock, Mrs I Emelia = Farrar; Nette
Corcoran, William Powles, Jessie Stevens
| Eleanor Deem, Mabel A. Golfer, William
Little, Helen Woodman, Florence Long
ley, Essie ". Williams, Margaret Muir
! Cleveland High-Sumner A. Farnsworth
| principal; Miss Jennie Iekler, Latin and
| Greek. Miss Emma g. Freeman, German
end science; Walter J, Beggs, Latin; Miss
| Alice E. Andrews, English; Miss Mary E
| Axtell, drawing; Miss May A. Blodgett
mathematics; Hugh 81 alexander, sci
Margaret I. Sliney mathafnatics and Eng
| fish; Miss Margaret W. Morton. elocution
| Cleveland Grade4zAffssN Elizabeth M
R Rsment Misses Mss gsrtb Agnss
| Hough, Emma G. Wafstrun, Grace G.
| Sanders, Laura M. Hough, Mabel c. Os-
tergren. Anna 2. Petersen Martha F. Nc
nson Anna hn1a u ean A aa1a M M RaEK
| Nora Casey, Mary c. Campbell. Esther S.
| Ostergren, Hivine A. Anderson Florence
P. Golfer, Clara Ekman, EI5ilda c. Lengthy,
| Alma E. Gillette AnpabfM. McCauley,
Louisa H. Rowe. Ethelwyn A. Lowry,
| Katharine F. Mcdonald
Grant-Charles e. Fletner, principal;
| Misses Jennie B. Could Adelaide M Nc
| Game, Gertrude JOY Helen F. Mcguire,
| Emma P. Robinson, ESta1la Dee, j. Lees
Mary L. Coffin, Margaret Banning,
| Frances G. Hoyt, Edith aFifield.
I4incoln-Miss Ella Walker, principal;
Florence r. Hight. Charlotte Kirby, Nora
| Clinton, Kate E. Sexton, Florence Ma
graw, Gertrude Spencer, Ida Monnia, Julia
| Jensen. Estelle Brack, Margaret Jenkins,
Anna Moore, Hanna Bodin. N. Mullane,
Nellie Cook, Charlotte Lewis, Alice Qvist,
| Jean Brasil Florence Rose, Minnie Elk
| man.
Harrison-Miss Eugene F. McGrorty,
| principal; Misses Alice M. Thornton La
Ian M. Bryan, May M. Broderick Emma
| S. Shoberg, Florence e. Baer, Celeste
| Leyde, Mary Curry, Regina A. WhaIey,
Emma E. Ickler, Anna l.. Whitney.
| Hawthorne-Miss Jennie E. CHM, prin-
| cipal; Misses Lizzie E. Withrow Isabella
F. Boyd. Grace L. Kelsey, Hattie B.
| Bishop, Anabel c. Brash, Mercedes c.
Zahm, L. Louise Simon, M. Susan Greene,
| Elizabeth Lewis. A. Stevenson.
| cipal;' Mrs. Carolyn B. Allyn, Misses
o1,ica Pofh AIioa Shields Awe u