The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-07-22
READY TO REOPEN
HIGH SCHOOLS.
Board of Education De-
tails Teachers to Re-
port at Five Buildings
MORE TRANSFERS

Assignment of teachers in the five
high schools of San Francisco was
made by the Board of Education at a
meeting yesterday afternoon. Those
who are appointed to the various posi-
lions are expected to report for duty
Monday morning. In addition to nam
ing the instructors for the high schools
the board assigned the janitors to the
various buildings.
1t was decided to make no appoint
ments of teachers for the evening
schools and the department of do
mestic science. According to a resolu-
ton that was adopted yesterday by
unanimous consent these schools will
reopen August 20, and when teachers
and attaches are required they will be
appointed in the chronological order
Of their standing in the department.
owing to-the rush of work." said
superintendent Roncovieri, some mis-
takes have occurred. In case of any
apparent error we ask those interested
to notify us at once in order that the
mistake may be rectified without de-
lay"
Following are the assignments made
yesterday:
Girls High School.
DR.. A; w. Scott, principal Mrs NJ
Prag, vice principal and head of his
tory d,eepartment; Miss n. E. Roth, Eng
B. Leviele, French. English and his
tory; Miss M. J. Mayborn, history; Miss
R6an1si mat9ematie Mitd Mis- S aobe
Miss C. l. Hunt, biology; Miss A. B.
Croyland, Latin; Miss c. NJ. Stark, Lat
in; E. ]. Dupuy, French; William zim-
mermann, German; F. Goldstein. draw
ing; Miss f. Jewett, Miss H. l.. Leszyn-
sky, Miss H. NJ. Thompson and G..
Stokes, on leave of absence.
Polytechnic High School.
Walter n. Bush, principal; A L. Jor-
dan, vice principal and head of science:
DR.. l. {. Hatch, head of modern Ian
guage and Latin J. B. Clarke, head of
mat ematics 2. j. Mohr. assistant in
G. Duffy, head of English and history:
Ross j. Brewer, supervisor of shops
and mechanical drawing; E. S. CARING
ia, instructor in machine practice and
forging; f. X. Barthel, manual train
ing: Nine. e. c. Giffard. French; Miss
NJ Van Week, head industrial art and
free hand drawing; Miss r. Murdoch,
assistant in industrial art and free
hand drawing; Miss Nellie Beale, as
sistant in Industrial art and sewing
F. A. Gardner, on leave of absence.
Lowell High school.
Frank Morton. principal; DR.. J. J.
classics; f. II clark, head i of history:
F. E. Crofts, head of mathematics: G.
G. Young, head of English; J. L. Crit
drawing and German during leave Of
Miss NJ. NJ. Cox; Miss F. Hodgkinson
Latin and history: J.. P. Nourse, clas-
sizes; J; A: Longley. history. F; E. Per
science; E. l.: Rowell. Latin and math-
ematics; A. ]. Cloud English and for
eensics W J. Stack, department of
r. w, Harvey. biology during leave of
Dr. Snyder; Miss e. p. Rhine, history:
c. L. Turner. drawing during the leave
On leave of absence-P. T. Tomnkins
head of science; M. M. Cox, head of
modern languages; F. Z. Koch, science:
A. Altman, head of drawing.
Mission High School.
M. f. Donnelly, vice principal and head
of English; A. Goldsmith. head Of his
tory; r. Ryan, mathematics; W. O.
Smith, head of physics and chemistry:
Miss E. LaCoste. history; Miss E. II
Graham, English; Miss L. Hohfeld clas-
sizes and German; Miss A. Cert. Latin
and French; Miss e. Bowman, Latin
and English; C. Wetmore, botany and
physical geography: M. E. Blanchard.
Latin, Greek and English; Miss NJ
P A Garin; P. A. Garin, on leave of
absence.
Commercially High School.
C. H. Murphy. principal; ]. B. Sykes,
vice principal, commercial law and
ge,SSggTTaphy E T ;d pqrhee, junior and
y v
Armer, junior and senior; S. W. Nc
Pherson,s arithmetic; M. Salcido, Span
ish; Sarah A. Langdon, Junior; L. NJ
Richards, stenography; +. A. Espina;
penmanship; M. E. Kelly. EnRlish l.
Furlong, history and civics Mrs. l. d.
Reeves, English and history; Miss M.
B. Conway, stenography and typewrit-
ing.
GIVEN TEMPORARY WORK.
Principals and vice principals whose
schools have been destroyed and for
whom new buildings are in the course
of construction are ordered by the
superintendent of Schools to- report
temporarily as follows:
Principals-Miss A. Dwyer of Pea
body, to Dudley Stone; Miss C. Gal
lagheF of Cleveland, to Everett; Miss
E. e. Stincen of Whittier, to Irving NJ
Scott; Mrs. f. Quinlan of Jefferson, to
Hearst; Mrs. c.. c. Newhall of Chinese
to Emerson; R. d. Faulkner of Han
cock, to Crocker; ] It. Hamilton of
Lincoln, to Horace Mann; Miss l. M
McElroy Of Harrison, to Haight; Mrs
A. E. Herman of Cooper, to James
Lick; Mrs X. McGrath of Starr King,
to Columbia: Mrs. c. r. Pechin of Rim
con, to Hamilton; w. w. Stone of Gle