Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1908-07-02
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REMAINS open

MlIIlHllIO III LlI
The principalship of the high school
is left open for the present, although
the salary was fixed Monday Miss
past was member of the faculty, was
elected as the fifth teacher of the high
school.
An adjourned meeting Of the school
board was held Monday eve for the pur-,
pose of electing teachers for the ensu-
ing year and transacting any other
business that may not have bee I COM
pleted at the previous meeting
Mr.. Sechler of the committee N
teachers and certificates presented a
report, embodying the nominations for
teachers and salaries to be paid. The
changes in salaries involve, below the
| high school in tb first grade of each
ward an advance of 50, raising the sal
ary from $50 TO $50. The salary of
Miss Musselman, who under the change
assumes the principalship of the third
ward, was raised from $50 to S65. The
salary of Miss James, who under the
former arrangement was principal of
the Fourth ward, was reduced from
800 to $50.
The salary of the high school prin-
oipal was fixed at Sl15. The salary
of the two teachers in science and ma
thematios was fixed at $40 per Il nth.
The salary connected with the posi-
tion OF English and history was raised /
from $50 to S70 TIE teacher of the
commercial department. was raised
from $50 30 800 per month
Teachers aud Janitors were duly
elected as follows for She ensuing
year,
HIGH SCHOOL
Prinoipalship, Cleft opou); soleu2e
and mathematics, John Kase. acienoe
and mathematics, Adda Hayman; Eng.
lish and history, T. A Coulter; COM
orcial brpzohes. Z W. Magiu
FIRST WARD
Fifth and sixth grades, Rose A. Gal
lsgher fourth grade, Winfield Evans I
third grade. Martha Keim; second
grade, Jennie Lovett; first grade, Janet
Pickard.
SECOND WARD. Il
Principal and seventh ans eiehss
7gsatlpe, Faefei GeSdaN aaftha ana sixth =
grades, Mary Welsh; fourth grade, ,
Alice Guest third grade, verna Reed !
second grade. Helen Shannon; first
grade, Viola Young.
THIRD WARD.
Principal aud seventh and eighth /
grades, Miss S. O. Musselman; fifth |.
and sixth grades, Katherine Benefits;
fourth grade, Prudence Blizzard; third /.
grade, Laura Mann; Third Grade,
Alice Smull second grade, Harriet
Boudman; first grade, Jennie Law
renee.
FOURTH WARD.
Principal and seventh and eighth
grades, Miss NJ. L. Bloom fifth and
sixth grades, Tillie James; fourth
grade, NJ. Alice Bird; third grade,
Kathryn Rogers; second grade, Har.
riet Fry first grade, Sallie Wilson.
WELSH HILL.
Miss Helen Tooey.
JANITORs
First ward, r. G. Miller; second
ward, Daniel Pensyl; third ward, Seth
Lormer; fourth ward, Calvin: Eggert;
Welsh Hill, Annie Anderson.
Attendance Officer. W. E. Young.
G. P. Murray appeared before the
school board to request that the lease
on the Flat school building be extend.
ed six months, as Mr.. Goeser is max.
ing every effort to resume the manu-.
facture of shoes in the building. The
matter of the lease was brought up at
previous meeting when a resolution
was adopted requesting the solicitor
to regain possession of the school
building. Subsequently a temporary
agreement was entered into by the
committee and Mr. Goeser.
/ On motion of Mr.. Orth it was decid-
ed that further action on the matter
be postponed until the next meeting,
when it will be decided whether the
building shall be leased another term
to Mr.. Goeser or to another party in
the borough, who desires to lease the
building for manufacturing purposes.