The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-09
SCHOOL INSPECTORS
NAME TEACHERS
Few Changes Are Made in List
and Twenty Vacancies Are
Not Filled

With the understanding that the
teachers selected will be subject to
transfer during the school year, and
that number of such changes will be
made, the board of school inspectors
yesterday adopted a roster of teachers
for the term beginning in September.
But few changes will be noted in the
| list, Supt. Smith assuring the board
that the dozen instructors who had
been dropped had voluntarily left the
service, and that in a few cases teach
ers were not formally appointed for
the reason that they failed to make the
required advancement. They will be
| given time in which to prepare for the
| examination.
In the Lincoln school there are three
such teachers, one In the Hawthorne,
| two in the Mounds Park school, one in
the S. s. Taylor school. one in the Gar
! field school, one in the Hendricks
| school, one in the Mckinley school and
one in the Ramsey school. The vacan-
cies that were not filled are two in the
Grant school, one in the Ericsson
school, one in the Mounds Park school,
one in the Adams school, one in the
Monroe school, one in the Humboldt,
one in the Douglas school, one in the
Hendricks school, one in the Jackson
school, two in the Whittier school, one
| in the Madison school, two In the Rice
| school, three in the Longfellow school,
one in the Mechanic Arts high school
and one in the Central high school.
1t was decided that the Teachers
training school will be transferred from
the Maxfield school to the Rice school,
and that the salary of the new princi-
pal, H. w. Slack, will be increased to
I 1oY.1xy r1r{p 0ol
of the Rice grade school. This means
that. although the teachers for the
training school appear as being ap-
pointed to- the Maxfield school, they
Will be transferred to the Rice school,
and the Rice school teachers sent to
the Maxf1eld.
The apparent vacancies in the Erics-
son school will be supplied from the
teachers now employed in the annexeS
of the various First ward schools, sew
eral of these rooms to be closed upon
the completion of the eight-room addi-
ton to the Phalen Park school. These
teachers appear on the rolls of the
various schools in the list and will be
transferred later.
The resignation Of Earl D. Bond,
teacher of Latin in the Central high
The complete list of teachers is as
follows:
List of Teachers
Supervisors and Special Teachers-C. j.
Herman, physical culture, $1,000; Miss
Williams, drawing. 1890; George Foth
woodwork. $500; Fred Kuettner, assist
ant physical culture, $780,
Supervisory Work in Grades-Hans
Gauthier, 500; Miss A. T. Corcoran, 800.
Central High School-E. v. Robinson,
principal pI 5Hdp s., oo9; George Rink, German.
Dedric LANCE. science $1,000; Charles
Fiske, Latin, 81, 100; Oswald Denny, sci
ence, 81, 100; John Kenny, Latin, 81 100;
Gauthier. drawing, s., 1OO Carolyn Aus
| tin, rhetoric, ST. 100; Susan Crumbacher,
English, $i,100; Lizzie Riggs, science,
SLIGO; Louise Minor, mathematics, 81, 100;
Morgan, English, $1,100; Agnes Reilly,
mathematics, $1,100; Amelie Nix, Ger
man, 81 100; Emma Gray, English, 81 ,1O0;
Elmer Bonnell, commercial department,
81, 10O;s Hans Schmidt, science, 81, 100;
Agnes Doherty, history, SLIGO: Frank
| Berger. cabinet making, $1,100; Eugene
Graham, shop work 81 100; Eva Thorn
Ter. German, $1,000; Anna Corcoran, do
| mestic science, $3.50; Margaret McFetridge,
mathematics. $3.50; Alice Hosmer, history,
Olive Long, drawing, $500; James Man Man,
| derville, Latin 1896; Frances Lyon.
French, $3.50; Ethel Brill, English $500:
Anna Yost, German, $3.50; Grace Newson,
| librarian. $3.50; Paula Bircham assistant
commercial department. $780, Mile Parks,
assistant domestic economy department,
| $500; Lewis Sickles, mathematics, 81, OPS;
] A. A. Adams, manual training, not fixed;
| Florence Golfer, history, $725.
Mechanic Arts High School-George
McclintocE, science, $780, COW William m Mc
Govern, French $1,100 Charles Duncan,
commercial, $1.1O0;. Jacob Zuber wood
work, $l,1o0; Emelie Farrar. German,
| 81, 100; Mary e. j. Golfer, drawing, 81, 100;
! William Powles, iron work, $1.100; Jessie
Stevens mathematics $110O; Eleanor
| chemistry, s1;050 Mabel Golfer, history,
| $1,050; George Voelker, mechanical draw
| ing, $f,045; Helen W0odman, Latin, 81 900;
Meltzer, German. not fixed; Carl Bonn,
| drawing, $3.50; Essie Williams, English,
! $780,, Elizabeth Corcoran, modelling, not
fixed; Alice Prendergast, history, $725.
worth, principal. $4,000; Jennie Ickler,
Latin. slice; Emma Freeman, German,
$l1dGo walter Ee Blsggsi Lat Latin SLIGO; Alice
| TELL drawing, $1,000; May A. Blodgett,
mathematics, $3.50; Hugh S. Alexander.
science, $3.50; Lydia M. IclIler, history,
$3.50; Margaret Sliney mathematics $500;
| Morton, expression (half time), $475; Ag-
mes tombstone librarian, $3.50.
| Cleveland Grade-Elizabeth Bement.
! $3.50; Bell Hartley, $3.50; Agnes Hartley,
| $3.50; Mary Fayerweather, $3.50; Bertha
! Hough, $3.50; Emma Walstrom $3.50:
Grace Sanders, $3.50; Laura Hough, $3.50;
500; Martha McShane. $3.50; Lulu San
! ders, $3.50; Laura Parkinson, $3.50: Ada
! Miller $3.50; Anna Caulfield 5000 Nora
| Casey, 800; HelVene Anderson $500.
Eilda Lengthy, $780, Alma Gillette. $600:
| Anna McCauley $500; Ethelwyn Lowry
| $780, Katherine Macdonald. $3.50.
| Humboldt High School-H s. Baker
| principal $4,000; Lillian Burlingame,
Latin. $1,100; Helena Mann, mathematics
Door, literature $1,000; Blanche Bigue.
French. $3.50; Mary Tanning. biology, $500:
| Ethel Graves history, $500; Alma Foers
/ ter, German, $3.50; Helen Brack dra wing
! $500; Edith Mann, rhetoric, $3.50; Margue-
| rite Morton, e1ocution (half time). $475:
/ A. F. Crounse, manual training $3.50.
Humboldt Grade-Maryi Farley $3.50:
Caroline. Gnndlach, $3.50; Elizabeth NC
| Cormack. $3.50: Charlotte Mueller $3.50:
Helena Dorm, $3.50; Rose Williams. $3.50:
| Alice Stringham, $780, Gertrude Hill. $3.50
/ Lincoln SchooEElla Walker prfncipaI
! 81 400; Florence r. Hight, $3.50: Amanda
! ebert, $780,. Nora Clinton, $50: Kate
Sexton, $3.50; Harriet Francis, $425: Ger
| trude Spencer, $3.50; Ida Monia, 500: .TuIia
! Jensen, $3.50; Margaret Jenkins. $500.
| Hannah Bcdin, $60o;s-Anna Moore. S9sS,
Nellie Cook, $500; Jean -Brash. $3.50: E Flor,
ence Rose, not fixed; Bessie Newton. not
4 fixed -o'
Grant School-Charles E. Flitner nr,r.
| pal, s., 100; Jennie b. Gould, $3.50: Af1eIa ido
| McCaine. $3.50; Helen Mcguire, $3.50: En-