The San Francisco call., 1906-06-14
MANY TEACHERS
ARE VOTED IN
Ruling of the Board Will
Increase List of
City Tutors.
Resolution Adopted Re-
lleves Anxiety of
Substitutes.

resolution, introduced by Superin-
tendent of Schools Alfred Roncovieri,
by which all teachers who, previous to
the recent calamity. successfully passed
the civil service examinati tions and were
placed on the probation list in the ca
paclty OF substitutes, would be made
regular teachers, was passed at the
meeting of the Board of Education yes
terday afternoon. This eliminates the
two-year regulation, which made it nee
essary for teacher to serve two years
as a substitute after passing the exam
nations This motion was made for
the purpose Of relieving the anxiety of
those who were on the probation list
as to what would be their ultimate as
signment
The resolution also provides for list
or unassigned teachers. AS vacancies
occur in the staff of tutors, due to crea-
tion of new schools or other causes the
vacancies will be filed from the unas-
signed list In the order they there ap-
pear. All substitute teachers who have
been given full rank will be placed at
the bottom of the list Teachers on
this list are at liberty to find employ
ment elsewhere until their turn shall
come.
The list and resolution follow:
Resolved and ordered, first, That the
rule relating to the election of pro-
bationary teachers be suspended, and
mat the following named teachers of
who successfully passed the regular
civil service. examinations and have
served as substitute teachers and who
were thereafter regularly assigned as
probationary teachers to classes up to
and including April Is. 1906. be. and
they are hereby. elected regular teach
ers IN the San francisco, School De-
partment, provided. that their election
does not guarantee employment or
compensation until their services may
be required
hereby established and that all teach
erS elected by this resolution be as
signed thereto on on July 1906; in the
ment as probationary teachers to this
department.
Third. That upon the resumption of
school sessions all teachers who may
be without classes be placed upon the
unassigned list ranking according to
order of appointment to the depart
Fourth, That teachers now acting as
regular substitutes and who success
fully passed the civil service examind-
tions be placed at the foot of the un-
assigned list in the order of their ap-
pointment as said substitutes
Fifth. That as vacancies occur by the
teachers be assigned to them in strict
order of their rank on the unassigned
list.
Sixth, That teachers who NAV be
placed on the unassigned list may ac-
cept employment elsewhere with leave
of absence, without in any manner
aneGting their rights and status as
teachers of this department or chang
ing their. rank on said unassigned list
Proba tionary Teachers: january.
19o4-Ida M. Manley, Mrs. Grace Hayes.
sadie A. Gaffney, Marie E Geary. Lima
Hanson. Hannah M. Duffy, Alice B,
Diggs, Eta B. Tessmer
February. 1904-Bonnie Wheeler,
Emma McGowan,. Elois D. Harrison,
Maoel snnia Si,rsrar =, Sgan5amin' Marie dErlach
daf March, s'igs69e gso99gara NJ. Boniface.
May. 1904-Dr. A. w. Scott.
June. 19O4-Daisy Starr
July, 1so4-Lucy NJ: Fritz. Carrie f.
Hortop, Alice NJ. Marsh. Bertha j.
Klaus. Katherine T. Moore. Nellie T.
Cert, Guy H. Stokes, Anna NJ. King. NJ
Mckinnon.
August, 1so4-Mabel Chandler. Es-
ss,,lsu telle R upa. Davidson; May Wilson, JOS
Evangeline Adams. Belle smith. =
September. 1904 Shirley c. Hayes.
elizabeth Vincent. Bertha Newman,
sic. NJ. Rea. Edith Bowers.
October, 1904-Mabel Taylor Teller.
Florence E. Neppert, Margaret Mix
December. 1sO4-M. Michener. Clara
Mordecai
January. 1so5-A. ]. Cloud. Grace
Kilpatrick, GRACE Sullivan; Margaret c.
Jessie r. Mcclellan, Blanche Maccuaig.
Ida Wilson. Mabel Stuart. Isabel
Evans. Eloise Nolan. Katherine Stack,
Agnes Carroll, Beatrice Wilmans.
February, 1905--Marie F. Donahue
Alice l. Lyser, Kate Mcnamara. Cicely
j. OConnor, Leah c. Peckham. Eda
Reichenbach, Anna M. Keegan.
March. 1905-Louise Beardsley. Jen-
ME A. Cilker Hattie M. Jacobs, Mar
garet Strachan, Blanche Leviele, Lottie
April. Iso5-Frances M. oNeill. Edith
July 1905-Anna Harter.
August, 1905--Jessie p. Smith, Teresa
Hess, Mary w. Foley, Frances G. Cook,
Frida c. Berg, Charlotte A. Branch.
Florence r. McInerney. Adelaide Bart
lett. May Kincaid, Ellen Lynch. Faus-
Haynes, Mary E. Moser. Helene Hofing-
hoff. Catherine Hirstel, Grace Nicholson.
Nina vensano. Agnes o'Neill, Rachel
Harris, Catherine Manning, Maud l..
Jones. K. L. O'Connor. Virginia Ryder,
Emma Lobenstein, Anna NJ. Gaffney.
Emily w. Grant, Jessie M. Rea, Alice
Barrett. Josie McCabe. Olive Thomas.
September, lso5-Enzabeth Martin.
Louise NJ. Pfeiffer. Florence Wigand.
GIsnss crS kas Eeanor ManS TerneR
Nell OHara, Charlotte Gleason, Arthur
Van Gorder. Josephine OConnor
October, 19O5-Charlotte Wheeler, Ce-
cile Grozelier, Emma Wherli, Kathleen
Horgan, Ella ]. Curtain Edith F. Bush,
Helen Murphy. Queen Wheeler.
November, 19O5-Turid Aune, Lillian
Roden.. May eastman, Renee Scanlan,
Bertha E. Leeds.
December, 1905-Myrtle NJ. Young.
January, 1906-Anna l.. Diggs, May
D. Oliver, Margaret Curran. Maud Coon
Laura c. Perry, Alice Corbett, Mary T.
Lahey, Mary T. Redmond, Elizabeth
Horgan, Mrs. Elise Stockton, Mrs. e. B.
White May Kerns, Dora Plagemann.
Edith Carpenter
February. 1906-Helen Murphy, Olive
G. Boyle, Mrs. Clara ArguelIo, Fannie S.
Reed.
March. 19O6-May Quinn, Eta
Thomas.
z April 1906-Mary O'Connell. kathryn
Parker, Agnes ONeill, Agnes E. O'Qon-
nell.