The San Francisco call., 1904-07-22
BOARD ASSIGNS
MANY TEACHERS
Directors Complete Prepara-
tiOnS for Opening of the
Schools on Next Monday
STUDY COURSE ADOPTED
Several designations Are
Accepted and Successors
Appointed to Vacancies

The Board of Education yesterday
made complete preparations for the
opening of the schools next Monday
by assigning a number of teachers on
the substitute list to regular positions
in the department. Many transfers of
teachers were also made, while several
pedagOgues resigned and their success
sors were appointed. The assignments
follow:
Josephine White to Irving NJ Scott School
Alice L. Marsh, 10 Irving NJ. Scott; Carolyn
Hortop, 10 Fremont: Gertrude r. Norton, tc
Pacihc Heights; Katherine T. Moore. to Spring
Valley. Bertha Klaus, to Lafayette; Kathryn
Parker, 10 Irving NJ Scott: Josephine N. Hop.
kins. TO Jean Parker during leave OF Miss L
F. Beardsleyl: Joanna Mullins, 10 Sherman
Eyangelne Adams to Laguna Honda: Nellie
7. O'Connor. to Whittier: Anna r. King. tC
Buena Vista; Edith Lapham. to Cooper during
leave OF Miss Rose Fay).
The following transfers of teachers
were ordered:
r. Kurlandzik, from Buena Vista to Spring
Valley; n. A. Thomas, Spring Valley to Buena
Vista; NJ Soule, Irving N. Scott 70 Buens
Harrison Lincoln TO Noe Valley; L. Hanson,
Bernal to Agassiz: NJ. Mooney Douglass to
Irving NJ Scott: c e Parks, Henry duran Duran'
10 Douglass; Z. Cook, Irving 10 Henry Durant
z. Gallagher, Spring Valley TO Lincoln; L. X
Piper. Irving Scott 70 FairmOunt; G Newman
Laguna Honda 10 Irving
James McSheehy, inspector of school
buildings. was granted a leave Of alb
sence for one year.
The board adopted a resolution ap-
proving the courses of study submitted
by Superintendent LangdOn for the en-
suing year.
SCHOOLS WILL REOPEN.
The board took occasion to deny the
rumor that the Dudley ,'tone and
Richmond schools. would not reopen
next Monday.
The resignation Of Isabella Patter-
son as a teacher in the department was
accepted, subject TO the condition that
she be placed upon the retired list by
the Committee on Retirement of the
Public School Teachers Annuity and
Retirement Fund.
The resignation of Miss A. ]. Clark
as vice principal teacher Of the Hearst
Grammar School was accepted.
The resignation Of Agnes ]. Ahern as
assistant teacher in the Whittier Prim-
airy School was accepted. She also sent
notice of the death of her sister, Mary
A. Ahern, a teacher in the Franklin
School.
Professor A. Altman was transferred
from the Mission High School to the
drawing department of the Lowell
High School.
Miss Adrienne Cert was appointed as
assistant teacher of Latin in the Mis-
sion High School
ELECTS VICE PRINCIPAL.
E A. Sleator was transferred from
the Horace Mann Grammar School to
the Hearst Grammar School and was
elected vice principal Of the last
named school
Miss Agnes P. Halsey was appointed
TO the Lincoln Evening School.
Guy Stokes was appointed head
teacher of the classical department Of
the Girls High School.
The committee Of compulsory educa-
ton of the California Club petitioned
that the superintendent of Schools as
sign a deputy to take charge of the
enforcement Of the law with the view
of providing special classes for habit
ual truants. who, unless properly cared
for, will become criminals The COM
mittee says grave question has arisen
as TO what shall be done with Juvenile
parole and that the plan suggested
would solve the problem. The petition
was granted.
WANTS NEW CLASS.
Principal Annie NJ. Hagarty petition
ed that a new receiving class be estab-
lished in the Monroe School. The petit
Similar action was taken on the petit
ton Of parents that a seventh and
eighth grade class be created in the
Buena Vista School.
Leaves Of absence were granted to
teachers, mainly on account of illness,
as follows:
Edith Humphrey. Leonora O'Brien. May E.
Morgan, Emma Beardsley May Geary, E S.
Grosjean, Rose Fay. J. Bgley, Elizabeth Gil
len, Bessie Durkee and z. NJ North
Teachers certificates were granted to
the following:
W. Z. Billings. Cecilia Barnett Nettie
Windrem. Mabel Miller, Anna O'Connor, Emily
Coey. Mrs- George Forbes, Misses Kate
Lahaney. Helen Miller and Victoria Stewart
The petition of high school teachers
that they be permitted TO use Brad
bury's and Newell's chemistry and
Coleman's and Stones laboratory man
ual was granted.
Railway Employees Will Picnic.