Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-07
SCHOOL BOARD ASSIGNS TEACHERS
Everything in Readiness for openins
of the Schools,


of the schools.
At meeting of the Board of Education
last night the following assignment OF
teachers TO the various schools for the
ensuing year was made:
High Schools. L. Themss Emma Boes-
che. Augusta Bowker, Edith Flickinger, j..
G; Grason, D. Fred Grass. 4. r Heaps
ME Rice, Claudia Rice, Anna Ross, Edna
sprague, Robert swaine, Marcia NAPLES,
sSgf %9oS k MS1S W sabSoMan.
gum Josephine Clausen, Anna Wander
Cook, Helen Ada Tyler Ada Howard, Nell
Catherine Putnam Laura Dodge. Florence
Cady, Hattie Ross, Leo, Crow, Anna Will
liams. Dora Lyon, Bessie Howlette, Cert
Roger, Edna Grosyenor.
Boomer school-Nsnnie Hardin. Mrs.
Belle Barclay, Mabel Toye. Catherine Nor
MAILER. Myrtle MeN1tt, M. Louisa. Eddy.
May Jepson, Ella Albright, Jane Howe,
twentieth Sdi Avenue scRoo S M Meyers.
Mamie Moreno. Dorothea Roberts, Edith
Joseph; Elizabeth Croker, Bertha Marsh,
Alice Hanson, Lydia Selfert, Lizzie Bohn,
Mrs Eva Lyon, Theodosla Hobbs.
Pierce Street school-vermont Reynolds.
ence Storrs. Mabel Mcpherson, Ada Daley,
Ella spetman. Ethel Kendle, Aida McFad-
den ksehei WESLEY oye bBeesr9ft Lille
Third Street Scholars. Curtis. Kath-
leen Connor Maude Walker, Myrtle Winter,
FINLEY, Carrie siade, Ida Cassidy.
Eighth Street School-Willianne White,
Kathleen Connor, Minnie Clay Jessie Al
worth, Jennie Benson, Inez Dorland, Whit
fred Besley, Ellie Miles. Adele Card,
Second Avenue School-Elizabeth Graves.
Mary McMillen, Elizabeth Henderson, Het-
tie Taylor Marie Peterson, Iva Frank
Winlfred Sunderland, Lulu Spetman, Helen
Hollenbeck Vera lAnkey. Belle Robinson,
Avenue B schooi-sue Bodollet. Nellie
Cole, Cora Gretzer, Margaret Jardipe.
Henninger Jessie McAneny, Eva Utter
back, Minnie Johnson Anna Mikesell Cora
Treynor, Ethel Reynolds.
Thirty-second Street School-Agnes Drake,
Margaret Mcnamara. Crystal Dingle, Wini-
fred Cockrel.
Madison Avenue sehool-,-May Sims, Mary
johnson, Edith Field, Elenora Darnill.
Harrison Street school--Minnie Hanson,
Theoan Kendle. Minnie woodmancy, Olive
Eighth Avenue Schoo-Mrs. Edith Prouty.
Mayme Morris, Anna Homer, Mrs. Julia
Hughes.
CORTLAND school-Cora Jones. Emma
substitutes-Mabei storrs, Agnes Robin
The designations OF Miss Grace Ament
and Miss Maud Robinson were received and
| accepted and Miss Olive English Of this
city was elected to fill one OF the vacancies
thus caused In the corps Of teachers. Her
salary was placed at $40.
The Salary OF Robert Swaine of the high
| school faculty was raised from s7b to $Si
and that OF Truant Offlcer Herner from
$50 to $50.
Three offers were received for the old
I high school property, as follows: j. j.
Hughes, 5000; Charues Paschel 5000; j.
w. Schott, 400. The board decided that
the property was worth more than the
highest amount offered and rejected all
three bids. There was more or less discus
sion relative to the property. President
IWesterdahl took the position that the
| school district should hold It, as in the
| future 1t might be necessary to erect d
grade schol in that district. Member Hess
| said he had been advised II would cost
1 from $4,000 to $4,000 to bring the property
anywhere near grade but this estimate
Member Anderson commended was too high
4 The discussion was brought to a close by
i the committee on buildings and grounds
| being authorized to secure the services OF
a surveyor and ascertain the cost of grad
| ing the property.
| The kindergarten teachers are no longer
| to enjoy the privilege OF leaving their school
buildings when their work is done. The
grade teachers, It appears, were jealous OF
this privilege, and at the suggestion OF
Member FINLEY the board issued an order
last night that all teachers hencefo til
must be in attendance in the building from
$3.50 a. m. to ~ m. and from D. IN. to S:4i
p. m. Heretofore the kindergarten teach
ers- usually got away from the schools
about half an hour before the grade teach.
ers. ~
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