The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-07-09
TEACHERS FOR
COMING YEAR
Many Appointed at Regular Ses'
sion of School Board
on Friday.

Inc bOdIn Oh GuDllC
regular meeting Friday -. the once
of Superintendent N. B. Cook. Inere
were present Chairman Ciubps, Hon
A. C. Blount Jr., and Supt. y. b. COOK
The report of the treasurer was ex-
amined and approved, showing pal
ance on hand of $3.SSS.44. The super
intendent was instructed TO nave
Sc 900 of this balance turned over to
the American National Bank as part
payment on a warrant drawn on May
for the sum of $4,000 payable in 60
days. and to draw a new warrant Tor
the balance. $4,000, due on the original
warrant.
John Harper was appointed super
visor of School No. 5, vice John Co
ker. time expired.
]. Nj. Harrington was appointed su-
rervisor Of School No.26, vice H. c.
CIopton, resigned.
Tax Collector Roberts reported 1913
lpou taxes collected for the month OF
June.
Teachers were assigned to the va
rious schools as follows:
School No. I.
! Miss Emily L. Morley, teacher of
l.drawing, all grades.
Miss Augusta L. Holmes, CIR. 8,
Sec. A.
Miss Cora Coleman, CIR. 8, Sec. B.
Miss Maggie Roy, CIR. Z, Sec. A.
Mrs. S. U. Sampey CIR. z, Sec. B.
Miss Elma l.. Maclay, CIR. Z, Sec. c.
Miss Katharine Wentworth, CIR. 6,
Sec. A.
Miss Virginia Snyder, CIR. 6, Sec. B.
4 Miss Emily Schulman. CIR. 6, Sec. G.
Miss Josie Roberts, CIR. 6, Sec. B.
Mrs. n. S. Thomas. Or. 8, Sec. A.
Miss Ethel Clarke. CIR 5. Sec. B.
Miss Buda Day, CIR. 5, Sec. G.
Miss May Burton, CIR. 5, Sec. d.
School No. 2, Told Buiiding)
Mrs. E. ]. Wilson, Principal, Grade A..
Miss Allie Yniestra Grade 3.
! Miss E. G.. Wentworth, Grade 2.
Miss Fannie Henderson, Grade 1.
School No. 2, New Building)
Principal TO be supplied.
Misses Lois Hewlett, Lonny Ian
drum and NJ. G. Day. Graoles to be
designated by principal when appoint
| ed.
School No. 27.
Miss S. B. Stockard, principal,
Gra0eS ana 4.
Miss Florence Higgins, Grades
and 2.
School No. 20.
Mrs. A. X. Suter, principal, Grade 4,
Miss Lucia Spencer Grade 3.
Miss Miralds Bishop, Grade 2.
Miss Marion Spencer, Grade l.
School No. 20.
Mrs. A. w. McReynOlds, principal,
Grade /.
Miss Olive Andrews, GRADE 4.
Miss Dogmar Holiness Grade 3.
Miss Katherine Loftin, Grade 2.
School No. "a.
Mrs. s. H. Collins, Grade l.
Miss Evelyn Thornton, Grade 4.
Miss Jessie Griffin, Grade 8.
Miss Ida Clubbs, Grade 2.
School No. 80.
The following teachers were as
signed TO the proposed new school,
which will be known as No. so: Miss
Mary Berry, Miss Clara F. Anderson,
Miss Ella Coston.
Country Schools.
Number 4: Miss Ida Tippin, prin-
cipal. Assistants to be appointed.
Number 5: ]. NJ. Tate, principal.
! assistants. Third assistant to be ap-
! pointed.
Number 9: Miss Flair A. Nipe
! principal. Assista ant or assistants to
| be appointed.
Number 30: Mrs. Lizzie McCurdy
principal Ida Bell McCurdy, assist
ant.
CoIored Schools.
Number 81: ]. +. Long, principal.
Mrs. L. NJ. Washington, Minnie c. Bur
nett, ]. B. Lake and Minnie G. Gaskins
assistants, the latter subject to exami-
nation on September 1.
Number "A: Mrs. Virginia Loggett.
Number So: Mrs. Mary A Edwards.
Principal; Mrs. L. r. Stewart and Mrs.
L L. Ledbetter. assistants.
Number "a: Gertrude G. Smith.
DR.. G. V. Smith was appointed super
visor of School Number "a.
The total number of teachers needed
for the coming term is 13S-102 white
and 36 cOlOred. This is about 10 teach
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