The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-12
TEACHERS NAMED
 FOR COMING YEAR
Forge Shop to Be Installed at
 High School
INSTITUTE WILL BE HELD
We'll Known Lecturers Will Be Brought Here to Talk to Teachers-lm- provements Planned at
 Various Schools.

A meeting of the Board of Education was held yesterday morning at 10 o'clock in the Mayors office and several matters of general interest were considered. Pres ent at the meeting were: President W M. Drennen. Vice President Eli P. Smith Mayor George B. Ward, B. A. Thompson NJ. J. rGegg, J. J. Smith, Superintendent J. H. Phillips and Clerk J. ". Lafon.
 The teachers in the various public schools were agreed upon and their sal aries fixed. Important improvement to be made in several of the schools were taken up, the principal of which is the installa- ton of machinery and general equipment for elementary iron work and the metal lie arts in the manual training department of the High school. A resolution adopted provided for teachers institute to be held beginning September 10. Plans were made for the completion of the third floor at the South Highlands school and the installation of steam heat in the Paul Hayne school. These matters will be presented to the finance committee oi the City Council for action.
 Mayor Ward reported for the executive committee on the purchase of d lot ad- joining the Martin school, the board hay ing gone on record faVoring the pur- chase.
 Mayor Wards resolution calling for the installation of the necessary equip ment for elementary iron work provides that the equipment committee install al once the necessary equipment for a forge shop, the expenditure not to exceed $160O
 The purpose of the teachers institute is to bring lecturers to Birmingham to speak before the institute, and the com mittee was authorized to collect fee not exceeding $l from each teacher in at tendance for the purpose of defraying ex- penses.
 Vice President Eli P. Smith offered a resolution, which was adopted, providing that a special committee, consisting of J J. Smith, MT. Thompson and MT. Gregg to appear before the finance committee Of the City Council for the purpose of ask ing for an appropriation to cover the fol lowing items:
 Purchase of a lot adjoining the Martin school, completion of the four rooms on the third floor of the South Highlands school. repaintting and general repaid of the school buildings, installation of steam heat In the Paul Hayne school and the purchase of equipment for the additiona rooms of the South Highlands school
 Teachers Elected for Year.
 The following teachers and assistants were appointed for the coming year: | High School-Principal, J. B. Cunning ham; Latin Miss H. R. Thornton; Eng fish, Miss Floribel Brown physical an' l chemical, b. S. McGlathery; mathematics J. S. Counselman; history, J. V. Hewitt biology, E. L. Brown; commercial, Mis- l.. c. Spalding; domestic science, Mist May Hansls.
 Instructors-Miss Alice Stafford Mist Fannie Ingersoll, Miss Sydnie Mcdaniel Miss Helen Hudson, Miss Abbe Cham bless, Miss Mary Hume, Miss Mary Rob inson, Miss Ira Bradheld, Miss Jessie Wells, Miss Bessie Merrill, Chester Band man.
 supervisors-vocal music, Miss Lets Kits, manual arts, R. l.. Dimmitt; as sistants, Miss Josephine Boyle, Mis-: Elizabeth Allen.
 Powell School-P Principal. T. C. Young Miss Loula Bradford, Miss Alice Knecht Miss Fannie Well, Miss Lena Conner Miss Elizabeth Franklin, Miss LucS Bickley, Miss Corinne Chisholm, Mist Willie Stewart, Miss Alice Shepard, Miss | Scotia Starke, Miss Alice Roberts, Mis- Nash Johnston, Miss Nellie Castleman | MISS NeIlle StOllenWercK. Henley School-Princpal, C. A. Brown Miss Annie Bradford, Miss Estele Craw ford, Mis- Bessie Watson, Miss Jessamint Roberts, Miss Clarlde Berry, Miss Jane Barrow. Miss Tettie Henley, Miss Mar garet Morgan, Miss Lucy Carr Miss Ma rie Gear, Miss Madeline Smith, Mis-. Helen Vaughn, Miss Anna Greene. Mi ], Rochelle Williams, Miss Miriam Wilson Miss Maude Davis.
 Paul Hayne School-Principal, C. B Glenn Miss SueJ errell, Miss Helen Coul bourn, Miss Kate Dabney, Miss May Ward, Miss Helen Jannette, Miss Lena Willoughby, Miss May Kyser, Miss Mary Henley. Miss Ida Taylor Miss Sara Say age. Miss Emily Nicholson, Miss Heller Clayton, Miss Agnes Couch, Miss Mary E Redd, Miss Myrtle Miles, Miss Belle Co mer, Miss Addie Norton, Miss Pear Weiss. Miss Mary Sholl, Miss Mary Rit tenberry.
 Martin Schoo1-Elmer E. Smith, Miss Harriet Dobbins. Miss Mara Carr, Mss Stella Spiva, Miss Kate Roark, Miss Oti, Shipman, Miss Estelle Beaslett Mis-. Edith Johnston.
 Ullman School--AIiss Minnie Park, Mis-. Ethel Harrison. Miss Theresa Evans Principal M. N. Dabney.
 Lakeview School-Mss Bertie Carlton Miss Agnes Blake, Miss Fleeta Cooper fIlnClDdl IN. O lpdNlS.
 South Highland School-Miss Susar Todd, Miss Ethel Gist, Miss Ruth Norton Miss Mary Wallace. Miss Elberta Taylor Miss Hattie Coplan, Miss Emma Koe- nig, Miss Rosa Strickland, Principal A. A Lyon.
 Barker School-Mrs. aKtrina Klepper Miss Mary Armstrong. Miss Lucy Dennis Miss Mary Payne. Miss Jennie Vick. Miss Huldah Horton. Miss Margaret McEroy Miss Lillie Dodger, Principal Samue Adams.
 Supernumeraries Miss Annie Lee Henry, Miss Charlotte Graham. Mis- Willie Hughes, Miss l.. Pope.
 Negro High School-Prncipal A. H Parker.
 Assistants-O. D. Kennedy, E. A. Deace
 Slater School Ethelyn Simmons, Ross Diffay, Juliet Bradford, Stella Murphy Florence Kemp, Hattie Butler, Gertrud' Ragland, Zadie Hadnott. Mary Sigman
 Principal-W J. Echols.
 Lane School-Isabel V. Brooks. Bessi, Williams Helen Headen, Mary L. Craw ford, Eva Carter, Rosa Hadnott Lillian Harris, Fannie D. White
 Principal-G. s. Lewis.
 Cameron School-Brunetta Hill. Emm, Wyatt. Minnie Johnston, Mary Gillespie Rosalie Caller.
 Principal-W. c. Davis. Thomas School-Nancy Lowe, Fanii, Sawyer. Gertrude Striplin. Mary Rag land.
 Prlncipal-w. P. Poole.
 ADJUSTMENTS