The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-06-14
TEACHERS CHOSEN
 FOR SCHOOL YEAR
Board of Education TransactS
 Much Business
SCHOOLS TO OPEN SEPT. 20
Teachers and Salaries classified-The Offices 0. the Board and the Pub He Library to Close at
 O'Clock on Saturdays.

Teachers who are to serve in the Bir- mingham public schools during the ses- sion of 1sO4-O5 were elected at the regular monthly meeting of the Board of Educa- ton which was held yesterday afternoon at 3 clock in the rooms of the board in the city hall and resolution introduced by Dr. Samuel ullman on behalf of the instruction committee of the board, em- bodying a schedule for the regulation and adjustment of teachers salaries was adopted.
 This schedule fixes the classification of teachers according to departments and classes of the schools together with minimum and maximum salary for each class. The resolution further provides that all new teachers shall begin with the minimum salary and that small in- crease shall be made annually at the dis cretion of the board of education until the maximum Is reached It also provides that A teacher who has taught three or more years under q third grade certin- cate shall not be entitled to the annual increase, and those who do not hold first grade certificate shall not be entitled to the maximum salary. The schedule provides for an equitable adjustment or salaries in the basis of length of expe- rience efficiency of service and scholar ship.
 Schools Open September 20. The board decided to open the schools on Tuesday, September 20 The matter of the repairs which are to be made nec- | af ha left to a committee composed of Vice President Drennen, MT. Lane, Superin- tendent Phillips and City Engineer Julian Kendrick
 The hoard aeclded to close the offices of the board of education and the public library at 1 ?. m. on Saturday rom July 1 until September 15. Vice President Drennen, Dr. ullman, M. T. Gregg. Ell F. Smth, James J. Smith and Superintendent J. IT. Phillips were present at the meeting yesterday after noon
 Teachers were elected as follows but few changes being made in the old list;
 High School.
 Principal I. B. Cunningham, Miss IT. R. Thornton Mir A. A. Lyon, MT. 10. l.. Brown. Miss Floribel Brown Miss l.. c. Spalding, Miss Bertha Gelders, Miss Syd- nie Mcdaniel. MT. Sam Adams, Miss Flu genia Weatherly Miss Fannie Ingersoll, Miss Alice Stafford.
 Special-Director of music, Miss Leta Kitts; director manual arts, R. l.. Dim mitt.
 Powell School.
 Principal Miss M. A. Cahalan, Miss Louia Bradford Miss Lucy Dennis, Miss Nellie Nelson, Miss Florence Ballard. Miss Lucille Miles, Miss Alice Shepard Miss Rosale Darby, Miss Elizabeth Jones' Miss Margaret McCaa, Miss Emma Koe- nig Miss Antolnette Stollenwerk, Miss Alice Roberts, Miss Nash Johntson, Miss Nellie Castleman, supernumerary, Miss Elizabeth Alderman.
 Henley School.
 Principal c. A. Brown, Miss Annie Bradford, Miss Jessie Ruter, Miss Bertha Schoen, Miss Claride Berry, Miss Stella Calmus, Miss Edna Moore, Miss Tettie J. Henley, Miss Lu Abbe Chambless, Miss Jessie Roberts, Miss Madeleine Smith, Miss Anna Greene, Miss Gertrude Puck ett. Miss Rochelle Williams, Miss Helen Hudson, Miss Maude Davis supcrnumer- ary, Miss Janet Barrow.
 Paul Hayne School.
 Principal, c. B. Glenn; Miss Ida Taylor Miss Una Gilbert. Miss Emma Ives, Miss Kate Dabney. Miss Myrtle Miles, Miss May Ward, Miss Magnolia Lee, Miss Mary Henley, Miss Addie Norton, Miss Josephine Boxley Miss Mary Martin, Miss Alma Feagn, Miss Belle Conner Miss Mary Sholl. Miss Julia Royall, Miss Ella Taylor, Miss Vrgie McMillan, Miss Rebekah Hamilton, Miss Mary Rittenber- ", Miss Helen Johnston; supernumerary. Miss Rosa Davis.
 Martin School.
 Principal T. c. Young; Miss Harriett Dobbins, Miss Stella Spiva. Miss Anna M. Phelan, Mss Clara Spencer, Miss Annie J. Bridges, Miss Estelle Heaslett. Miss Mary Armstrong.
 LakevieW School.
 Principal, N. D. Davis Miss Eleberta Taylor, Miss Bertie Carlton, Miss Ellen H. Jackson.
 UIlman School.
 Principal, M. N. Dabney; Miss Edith l.. Green Miss Annie l.. Pearson, Mrs. Theresa IT. Evans.
 Negro Schools-HIgh School. Principal A. IT, Parker. O. D Kennedy. E. w. Deace.
 Slater School. Principal w. J. Echols. R. c. Robinson, Mary A. Green Rachel Lester. Rosa Diffay. Stella Murphy. Florence Kemp, Mary " Ragland, Mary Slgman, Zadie Hadnott, supernumerory Bessie Williams.
 Lane School
 Principal G. s. Lewis Isabel V. Brooks. Mildred E. Jones, Lizzie K Clover, Mary l.. Crawford, Laura B. Boone Lillian B. Harris Lucy J. Hunter. Fannie D. White. surernumerary Mary E. Carter.
 Cameron School.
 Principal " c. Davis Anna Simmons. Emma D. Wyatt Minnie I. Johnston, Brunetta c. Hil.
 Thomas School.
 Principal w. T. Poole, Nancy l.. Lowe, Fannie B. Sawyer, Nora w. Martin, c. c. Clifton.
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