The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-06-15
Board of Education Holds Meet- ing and Acts on Several
 Important Matters
REPAIRS ARE TO BE MADE
 ON SCHOOL BULL DINGS
Report Made on Progress of Library. Glenn Elected Assistant Superin- tendent-Llst of Teachers
 Chosen for Duty.

l the high school building. All or the meh- J bers were present and considerable bus
 mess was transacted including the eiec- l tion of teachers for the next scholastic l year.
 The board having decided to install new heating and sanitary facilities in the
 Powell and Henley buildings, spent some
 time in discussing the question of new
 furnaces to replace the old, which have
 been in use for more than 20 years and
 are in very unsatisfactory condition. l MT. Hammond of the Peck-Hammond
 Furnace company, appeared before the
 board and explained the merits Of the l furnaces he proposed to install. The ques- 1 ton was finally referred to a committee for investigation and report. An interesting report was received from Miss Nimmo Greene, describing the pro- gress made in the public library and out 1 lining It's immediate needs. The report was received and the recommendations referred to the library committee Repairs and improvements necessary in the several school buildings were ols- cussed and ordered to be made during the summer vacation.
 Mrs. E.. K, Campbell of the Paul Hayne School Improvement association addresseo the board in the interest of the continua-
 tion school the ladies proposed to main-
 tain in the Paul Hayne building during the summer months. The matter was re-
 ferred to a committee for consideration l and action Principal Glenn Of the Faui Hayne school was elected assistant super intendent, but is to continue to act as
 nrincipal of the Paul Hayne until fur-
 ther action.
 The report of the committee on instruc- tion. nominating teachers for the ensu- ing year. subject to special assignment at the opening of the session, was adopt
 ed and the teachers elected. All teach
 ars are required to report for the city
 institute on Monday, September lS' ana | the regular scholastic session will open September 20.
 The following is the list of teachers; High School. pr,ncinal. Charles A. Brown; vice prin-
 .,na1 Hortense R. Thornton; department
 of Latin. Hortense R. Thornton; de- nartment of English, Floribel Brown;
  department of mathematics, J. D. Couii- selman: department of history, J. V. uewitt: department of biology, E. h.
 Brown; department of domestic science'
 ,rov uansis. department of German, An Roden: commercial department, Laura C. Spalding.
 Instructors-Alice Stafford. Helen 5. uudson. sydnie McDaniel, Lu Aobe Cham-
 h,ess Mary E. Robinson, Ira Bradheld' pass,a Merrill. Florence Murray, NH Helen Cook R. F. Jarvis. J. 5. straw' fos-
 ter Ansley, Daisy Belle John' wary r'
 Hume. Snsoia, Assistants-Vocal music, Edna l Moore: domestic science, bilzaoeeh Allen: freehand drawing. Mauoe Gio- son; mechanical drawing, Henry fhar- yey: librarian, Sara Bruce. snacia, epartments-Director man. no, arts R. I. Dimmitt; director physi- a, o,,lture G. N. Messer; director of vocal music, Leta Kits director pri-
 mary work Loula Bradford; assistant
 manual arts, Mrs. Lenore Eldreo' as
 aistont physical culture, Maude Davis;
 assistant vocal music, Mabel Hogin' Powell School. pu,ro,ra, T. C. Young; Cora Stan sell. Lucy Bickley, Fannie We'll Lena Conner. Corinne Chisholm, Willie Hughes. Scotia Starke, Willie J. stew ort Eura Barnett, Alice Shepard, Alice Roberts Nash Johnston, May Gleason Nellie Castleman; supernumerary liar rec Brooks. Henley School. principal. w. c. Griggs; Annie Brad Cord Mary Lou Hall, Inez Peake, Ethel cowart Jessie Roberts, Bessie Wat con Tettie J. Henley, Dell Paulk, Sadie Kroman, Marie Goar. Madeleine smith' Mamie L. Matthews, Rochelle Williams Miriam wilson, Anna Greene; super | numerary, Annie Mays.
 Paul Hayne School. pr,ncipal. Charles B. Glenn; Emma
 Ewine Ellen Willis, Drusie Whitson, Lee Ward, Helen Coulbourn, sue Jar reu Lucille Bullock, Nellie Argue, Fe- licia Metchalf. Ida Taylor, Helen Pan-
 nette Sarah Savage, Willie Mae Oden. pass,e Massey, Mary Henley, Ruth Johnson. Emile Nicholson, Laura Dean' Mi+v,ene Willoughby, Sadie V. Wright cartrude Well, Belle Conner. Mary E. Rittenberry; supernumerary Rosalie Wilson.
 Martin School. ! Principal, Elmer E. Smith; Harriett Dobbins. Mary Carr. Mary B. Foster, Lena I,ansford, Mary Kate Holt Annie Lee Henry, Lucille Jones, Wauldine Mann' I~kt Mrs. J. C. Cheatham. Estelle Heaslett Edith Johnson; supernumerary, Lillian Puckett.
 South Highlands School. Principal. A. A. Lyon. Jr.; Katrina Klepper, Alice Hirsch. May Ward, Ethel Gist. Rose Davis, Elberta Taylor, Alma Wood. Virginia Smith. Sallie Lee McCas- key. Mary Thomas. Emma Koenig, Lucille Morris; supernumerary, Winifred Pace Barker School. Principal George E. Wallace; Mary D. Yerington. Lucy Dennis, Mary Payne Virginia Henry. Florence Ballard, Eliza beth McCaa, Lula Piper, Charlptte Gra- ham, Cora Lewis, Margaret McElroy Lorraine Goar, Lily Dodgen. Annie Wig gins; supernumerary, Bessie Webb. AvondaI School. Principal, R. V. Allgood: Margaret Waite. Ines Smith, Gertrude HaznusaIl.