The San Francisco call., 1905-08-11
REsIGN FROM DEPARTMENT.

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The resignation of D. w. Lindsay, who
was appointed a teacher recently, was
accepted, he having been denied years
leave of absence. The designations OF
Susan Burke. Mary E. Morgan, Georgia
Maynard, May Howa. and Gertrude
Walker teachers in the department, were
accepted
The following transfers were ordered to
take effect August IA:
Florence E. Neppert from the South End to
the HaIght Primary; Violet Nixon, from the
Starr King to the Chinese Primary new class;
Elizabeth Mccall. from Starr King to Chnese
Primary. new class; K Kurlandzik from tne
Rosenberg from the Henry Durant to the
Clement Grammar, vice Mrs Owens. deceased;
N Purngton from James Lack to Lincoln
Grammar vice Miss c. Morse resigned; A
Hucks. from the Franklin to the Clement
Grammar vice Mrs. Jacobs retired; L. r.
O'Connell, from the Pacific Heights to Sutro
Primary, new class; Anna Rixon, from the
Jefferson to the Agassz new class; susie n,raa a,
Primary new class T. Hare, from the Colum-
bus to the Dudley stone. new class ). =.
Evans from the Spring Valley to the Cleve-
land vice Mrs Seabrook Mrs. n. Seabrook,
from Cleveland to the Hawthorne. vice Miss
S. Ward; Grace Norton, from the Pacific
Mary C. Mccarthy, from the cooper 10 tne
Bernal Grammar; ira ar MOSS Mos yaev annex: Mrs G.
Boyle from the Starr King TO the Cooper
Primary, vice F Gillen transferred; ed Eliza Eliza
Durant Primary. vice l.. Rosenberg, trans
ferred.
The resignation of Miss Louise Bartlett
as a special teacher in the domestic
science department was accepted
Miss Carrie Ballinger was appointed
teacher of domestic science to take effect
August IA.
Peter f. Daily was appointed teacher
of manual training in this department, 10
take effect August ii.
MUST REPORT FOR DUTY.
II was resolved that all persons ap-
pointed to the day substitute list must
report for active duty in the department
Immediately on receiving notincatlon OF
their appointment, and that no leaves or
absence will be granted to substitute
teachers, except for good and sufhcient
cause and for period Oh not eAceeulhs
one school term.
The board received the diplomas of
award from the Louisiana Purchase EX-
position for excellent work shown in the
elementary and secondary schools of this
city and ordered them framed.
Applications from the Visitacion valley
Club for the improvement OF the John w.
Taylor school, which Is in deplorable
condition: Of the Southside Improvement
Club for the sanitary improvement of the
schools south of Market street, and the
West of Castro Club that the grades of
the Noe Valley and the James Lick
schools be reclassified, were taken under
advisement.
The United Railroads consented to the
board using a room In the carhouse
building at Broderick and Fell streets for
the pupils of the Crocker School who will
be accommodated in outside quarters
pending alterations to the building
William Cranston offered to sell lot
at the corner of Ashbury and Seventeenth
streets as a school site for $4,000, but no
action was taken.
Leaves of absence were granted to May
Mcdonnell, Edith M, Boyle, Kate Turney,
Frank Fenton, George Connolly, Mary L.
Geary, Elva R. Elder, Mabel Sankey,
Margaret Sutherland, Luel1a Gillespie,
Rose de Yoe. May Carey, Mary Barrett.
Marie Donahue, Cecilie Gilchrist, Ella
Morton. Edna Coryelle, Pearl Urmson,
Rachel Meyer, Fannie M. Bliven, Ger
trude Norton and Alice Marsh