The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-06-24

| aries Oh lue ledCDeTS were also duOpleu
The result of the deliberations were as
| follows:
High School-Principal, j. B. Cunning
ham. Heads of depar tments: Latin, Miss
II. r. Thornton; English, Miss Floribel
Brown; Natural Sciences, Mr. e. s. Nc
Glathery; German, Miss Bertha Gelders;
Commercial, Miss L. C. spalding; domes-
tic science, Miss May Hansis; mathe-
matics, -; history and economics.
| ; French, ---;- assistants, Mr. e.
L. Brown; Misses Alice Stafford, Fannie
Ingersoll, Sydney Mcdaniel, Helen S.
Hudson. Able chambless, Ira Bradfeld;
special departments Director of music,
Miss Leta Kits; assistant, Miss Josephine
| Boyle; director of manual arts Mr. r.
l.. Dlmmitt; assistant, Miss NJ. c. Hood
Powell School-Principal, Mr.. T. c.
Young; Misses Loula Bradford, Lucille
Miles, Elizabeth Lanigan. Fannie We'll,
Lucy Dennis Corinne Chisholm, Hulda
Horton, Alice Shepard, Nette Stolen
werck, Alice Roberts, Nash Johnston,
| Nellie Castleman, Emma Koenig.
Henley School-Principal, Mr. C. A.
Brown; Misses. Annie Bradford, Bertha
Schoen, Claride Berry, Mary Armstrong,
Janet Barrow, Tettie Henley, Jessie
Ruter, Jessie Roberts, Luvisa Moore.
Madelaine Smith, Anna Greene, Sue Jar
rell, Rochelle Williams, Gertrude Pickett,
Maude Davis.
Paul Hayne School-Principal, Mr.. C. B.
Glenn; Misses Ida Taylor. Una Gilbert,
Helen l.. JEANETTE, Lena Willoughb,
| May Word, Alma F'eagin, Kate Dabn "A
Kate Helpbringer, Gertrude Well, 81
Savage, Helen w. Clayton. Mary II.
ser. Mary Martin, Belle Conner Al 81
Norton. Mary Henley. Pearl Weiss, Nd
Sholl, Mary E. Rittenberry.
Martin School-Principal, -; Miss
Harriet Dobblns, Mary Carr. Fannie Ha
rison. Kate Roark, Otle Shipman, EsteA
Heaslett, Edith Johnston, Stella Spiva.
Ullman School-Principal, Mrs. M. w,
Dabney; Misses Edith Green, Annie l.
Pearson, Mis- Theresa H. Evans, Mrs. Nj
N. Dabney.
Lakeview School-Principal, Miss N. ID.
Davis; Misses Elberta Taylor, Rose Davis,
BERTHE Carlton, n. d. Davis.
South Highland School-Princlpal, A. A.
| Lyons, MISSES fouSttii IDuu, INuth -NOitVhi
Rosa Strickland, Mr. A. A. Lyon.
Barker School--Principal, Mr.. Samuel
Adams; Miss Jennie Wick.
Negro Schools.
Negro High school-Prinoipal, A. Fl
Parker; assistants, o. d. Kennedy, E.
| A. Deace.
Slater School-Ethelyn Simmons, Rachel
Lester, Rosa Diffay, Stella Murphy Flor
ence Kemp, Hattie Butler. Mary Rag
land, Laura V. Davis. zadie Hadnott
Mary sigman, W. j. Echols, principal
Lane Sohool-Isabel Brooks, Bessie VIII
liams, Lizzie X. Glover, Mary l.. Craw-
ford, Ethel Roebuck, Rosa Hadnott, Lii
han B. Harris, Fannie D. White. G. S
Lewis. principal
Cameron School-Brunetta c. Hill, Emma
Wyatt, Minnie johnson, R. f. Maxwell
w. c. Davis principal
Thomas School-Nancy L. Love- Fannie
B. Sawyer, Eva Carter, Callie William
son, w. T. Poole, principal
Salaries Of Principals and Teachers
Section l. THE salaries of teachers shall
be regulated by their efficiency and mum
Der of years experience in the publ
schools of the city, counting the frs
year at the lowest salary named for an.
prescribed term of experience elsewhere
and adding the annual increase for eacl
years successful experience in the pub
lie schools of the city. at the discretion
of the board provided, however. tina
no experience of less than year shall b
counted and provided that all new teach
ers hereafter appointed shall begin will
the lowest rate of salary fixed for an.
experience specified"
To carry into effect the purpose of thu
foregoing rule, the board of education
has adopted the following schedule o
salaries:
Schedule of Salaries.
The minimum salary of teachers II
the elementary schools shall be forty-liv'
(S45) dollars per scholastic month, whicl
may be increased at the rate of two an'
a. half (S2 500 dollars per month annually
in accordance with the rule, until thu
maximum of seventy-five $50 dollars pc
4 month is reached.
g The stated monthly salary of super
numerary teachers shall be twenty $50
of 81 for each day of actual service al
substitute, provided that in no case sinai
the total salary exceed the sum of fort.
t$40) dollars per month.
g. The minimum salary of principals o
buildings containing six rooms or les
shall be eighty (SS0) per scholastic month
which may, at the discretion of the board
be increased at the rate of tS5.0O dollar
per month annually, until the maximum
of one thousand $4,000 dollars per schol
astic year is reached.
A. The minimum salary of principals o
buildings containing more than six rooms
and less than twelve rooms shall be eish
hundred $500 dollars per annum, pay
able by the calendar month, which sal
airy may be increased, at the discretion o
the board, at the rate of hfty (soo) pc
annrm until the maximum of fourteen
hundred (s1400) dollars is reached.
s. The minimum salary of principals o
twelve room buildings and over shall b.
twelve hundred t$l20O dollars per an
mum. payable by the calendar month
which salary may be increased at the dis
| erection of the board, at the rate of sev
enty-five $50 dollars per annum, unit
the maximum of eighteen Cs1So0) is reach
ed.
s. The minimum salary of the principa
| of the High school shall be eighteen $lSVJ
dollars per annuln. payable by the caien
| dar month, which salary may be increased
at the discretion of the board at the rat
OF (S10O) per annum until the maximum
| of twenty-five hundred t$250O dollars |
reached.
T. The salaries of the teachers of tn
High school shall be regulated as follows
T. Male heads of departments shall re
4 ceive a minimum of seven hundred an'