Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-13
SCHOOL BOARD IS
STILL UNDECIDED
CHOOSES NO SUCCESSOR FOR
F0SHAY
Many Transfers and Assignments
Made-Nurses viii Use PoIytech-
mic Laboratory-AuxlIIary
Rooms Are Rented

The selection of a city superintendent
of schools by the school board is APP
parently insurmountably difficult, foI
although several meetings of the board
have been called for the purpose in
none Of them has a name Of a possible
successor to Prof. Foshay been men
toned.
A special meeting was called yester-
day at which 1t was declared in adj
vance the question would be decided,
but the subject was not brought up be-
fore the board at ALL
The regular routine of the semi
monthly meeting was adhered to, and
aside from the regular appropriations
and transfers of teachers there was
little done.
DR.. Walter K. Lindley in communi-
cation to the board, asked permission
to send nurses in their first year of
study to the polytechnic high school on
account of the superior laboratory
facilities afforded by that institution.
The request was referred to the high
school committee.
A proposition from Mrs. S. e. Page
was read to the board. She offered to
lease two rooms at the corner of Comp
ton and Vernon avenues to be used for
auxiliary school rooms for a monthly
rental of $35. 1t was referred to the
building committee.
The teachers committee presented
the following report, which was
adopted:
That the following designations be
accepted: Maude M. Brown, Julia II.
Pentield, MAZE Toland.
That leave of absence be granted as
follows Mrs. Caroline B. Amos, w.
Van ., Thompson Minnie L. Wagner,
Mrs. NJ A. White and Mary L. Small to
June 20 1905. Will ChiS1ptt AnriI
Bertha Fitzmier to April 30. 1906; Kath
arine Moore. to February 26, 1906.
That the following be elected as sub
mai. grades: Maud Waters. Helen w.
Bushnell. Lulu Barris,, Mabel A. Rich
ardso,n, Rose I. McMullen Florence Z.
Ringle, Alice Ball, Bertha c. Wright,
Theo Fulton, Mabel E, Haywood, Min
ME A. Kellogg, Katharine A. Schmitt,
Faith Wonner and May Barnes. For
domestic art department, Polytechnic
high school: Susan Parmalee as assist
ant music teacher in high schools, Mrs.
Grace S. Humphrey.
Transfers, Etc.
That the following transfers and as
sgnments be made: Rallah Adams from
stanton avenue to Az b, Hewitt street
Pedro street school to fifth grade, Twen-
tieth street school; Milo A. Tucker from
Iifty-fourth avenue to AT BIS Twentieth
street school; Kate s. Batty from Union
avenue to fifth grade Fifty-fourth ave-
nue.; Thekla T. Mohr from Amelia street
school to fifth grade Union avenue; Eff
1ie Gillespie from Hoover street school
to Az BS Twenty eighth street school;
Julia X. Holmes from Twenty-ei eighth
street school to third grade Hoover
Cambria street school to eighth grade
Second street school; Anna e. Flentjen
from Ann street school to Sentous
Emily Radcliffe from sixth grade to
eighth grade. Sentous street school;
Margaret Buell. from seventh grade to
third grade Washington street school;
Carrie A. Nudge from CASTELAR, street
school to B1 afternoon Thirty-ninth
street school; Effie Steinart from Cas-
avenue school; Lottie Barry from Casco
street school to third grade, Sixteenth
street school; Eva E. Stone from the
SSentous street school to A3 B4 classes,
Amelia street school; Grace A. McPher-
ron from Twentieth street school to
high school. That a half day school be
opened IN the kindergarten room, Fifty
fourth avenue, and C. Marie Halvorsen
be assigned as teacher; that half day
school be opened in kindergarten room
IN afternoon at Cambria street school
Thfrty-ninth street school as teacher;
that now room be opened at Twenty
fiTst avenue school, AS BIG classes, and
Miriam s. FaddiS be assigned a teach
err; that two half day schools be opened |
at Cornwell street school, third grade, |
and Bessie Knapp be assigned as teacher
"A.
iogg as teacher in afternoon session;
that two half day schools be opened al |
Seventh street school and Katharine |
Gaud assigned as teacher in the morn |
ing and Mary M. Foster as teacher in |
afternoon session; that four half day |
schools be opened at Vernon avenue and |
Bla1che campbell De assigned to third |
grade. morning session. and Belle Ma
han third grade afternoon session.; Ja- |
Set A; Fraser, third grade morning, and |
May Barnes; A3 B4, afternoon session. |
hn on aad Of
Bridge. street school and Grace Stuart |
be assigned to 81 class afternoon SEES |
sion, and Edna L. Johnson to Al B2 |
class morning session; that two half |
day schools be opened at Thirty-nmtn |
street school and Christine jacobson be |
assigned to 81 Al afternoon session,
ana MISS Grace S. Cain be assigned to |
Al BIZ classes, morning session; Lillian
f. Bradford, third grade Castelar, street
school; Maud Park, second grade Twen-
ieis, fourth grade. Fifty-fourth street
school; Gretchen Johnson third grade
Caseo street school; Bessie Baker. fifth
Mcdaniel. A6 BIZ, Washington street
school; r. d. Snow. eighth grade Nc |.
kinley avenue, school; Rebecque NJ. j,
sion Main street school; L. j. Baldwin,
fifth grade Seventh street school; w. W.
Coates. AS BIG Second street school;
street school; Bertha c. Wright. seventh
grade Fiftyfourth street school;
Maude Waters, first grade, Castelar,
street school; Lulu Barris. nth grade
acting principal Ann street school.
That the following be transferred
from substitutes to. regular list OF
teachers. Bessie. G. Lenyig, Ora Love-
joy, Elna Hawkinson. Corinne Davis,
Grace II. circuit Lena H. Christian, Nell
lie Iigman, Helen Cole.
That ungraded rooms be opened and
teachers assigned thereto as follows:
Hoover street, Flora ID. Smith; Seventh
street school, Mary G. Flynn; Four
teenth street school, Nora Starry;
Whitman.
That Kate Blmes be assigned as
teacher of sloyd at Bridge street school;
Ninth street school.
-SS0
Battery Presented to Menellk