The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-09-08
FORTY TEACHERS
APPOINTED
School Board Names Assist
ant Teachers Who Will
Begin Duty in September
RESERVATIONS RECEIVED

SCdOOl FOR SlAIEEN 1EAnO
AND HAS BEEN A TEACHER
SINCE 1876, REsIGNs-oTHER
RESERVATIONS.
In addition to the retirements of Prin-
cipal George H. Lindsey of No. / School
and Miss Sarah L. Gardner, of No. 16
School, and the acceptance of the resig-
nation of Miss Cora c. Withers, who has
taught in the High School for sixteen
years and has been teacher in Jersey
City since 1876 the Board of Education
last night made a number of important
promotions. appointments and transfers
and accepted numerous designations.
Forty appointments of assistant teachers
were made as follows, the appointments
to take effect September II, 1906
George B. Kemp, Jr., School No. D.;
Miss Laura Strow, School No. %; Miss
Jennie Wanamaker, School No. II: Miss
Helen R. Tumulty, School No 8; Miss
Mary L. Heffernan. School No. "A; Miss
Edna E. Robinson, School No. 15; Miss
Miriam g. Baker, School No. 15;. Miss
Ethel NJ. Van Nortwick, School No "a;
Miss Meaye Hamill, School No. 3; Miss
Edna c. Hewitt, School No. 20; Miss
Luella Mahon, School No. z; Miss Flor
ence Klein, School No. 12; Miss Winifred
NJ. Vining, School No 8; Miss Edith R.
Gerow, School No "a; Miss Clara E.
Stuckert. School No. %: Miss Stasia E.
Boucher. School No. II; Miss Lillian NJ
Miller, School No. 2; Mrs. Elinor Gall
lagher, School No. "a; Miss Jean Smith,
School No. %; Miss May Hughes, School
Eo.i 25; Miss Lulu Hunt, School No. u;
Miss Mary Lister, School No. 26.
Miss Grace Van Doren, School No.
12; Miss Teresa NJ. Concannon, School
No. p; Miss Grace Jordan, School No.
19; Miss Louisa Stapleton. School No.
Z; Miss Ellen NJ. OsShea, School No. q /:
Miss Lisette E.. Stork, School No. s;
Miss Eileen Nolan, School No. 27; Miss
Loretto R. Somers, School No. 10; Miss
Norinne A. Straughn, School No. %;
Miss Agnes Thomson. School No. 12;
Miss Anna c. Meaney, School No. 26;
Miss Margaretta J. German, School No.
81; Miss Mary Thomas, School No 12;
Miss Myra G. Fitzsimmons. School No.
13; Miss Eta S. Rickerich, School No.
"a; Miss Martha G. Landrine, School
No. "a; Miss Loretto V. Keogh, School
No. 9.
Many of these appointments are made
necessary on account of the new school
extensions.
The following transfers of teachers
were made, said transfers to take effect
september IL, l905:--
Miss Anna Folger, from School No.
10 to School No. 20; Miss Minerva
Wittemeyer, from School No. 19 to
School No. 20; Miss Genevieve Lynch,
from School No. % to School No. 3;
Mary Clerkin, from School No. % to
School No. 28; Miss Katherine l.. Hun
ter, from School No 26 to School No. 6;
Miss Mary e. Pagan, from School No.
II to School No. IS; Miss Louise Dick
son. from School No. to School No. 12;
Miss Ella NJ. Strow, from School No.
% to School No. II; Miss Lavina Kipp,
from School No. % to School No. 8:
Miss Elizabeth Gantley, from School No.
10 to School No. 8: Miss Nellie Shanley,
to School No. 8; Miss Nellie Stanley,
from school No23 to School No. s; Miss
Mary Murphy, from School No. to
| School No. IS; Miss Ada Fitch, from
School No 5 to School No. IL; Mrs.
Rose Grady, from School No. 2 to School
No. 5; Miss Florence Baur, from School
| No. "a to School No. IL.
| The following designations of teachers
were received Charlotte G. Kellers,
| No. 20; May Ten Brock, No. 20: Anna
| L. Hender (now Mrs. John J. Beyers),
No 3 School; Cora G. Withers. High
School; May A. Sheehan, No. 27; Mary
| G. Bradley, No. Il; Kate B. Bloom. No.
| 25; Marietta Growney, No. 2 now Mrs.
Underwood); Edith e. Hudson. No. Is;
Anna B. Campbell, No. 28; Hattie v.
Cleveland, No, "a; May F. Harrington,
No. IL; Margaret Brown, No. ~; Sophie
Autenreith (now Mrs. Cline; Minnie B.
Foley, No. 6 nov Mrs. J. F Burke.
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