The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-08
TEACHERS GIVEN
A SALARY BOOST
increase in Pay OF instructors for
coming School Year WIN Reach
$4,000.

oalt Lake. June S.-The city
BOARD oil education Tuesday night
completed n heavy task by fixing the
salary schedule of all teachers en-
pioyed In the city schools for the com.
ing school year II will take about
SSO.o0o to care for the Increases In
salaries granted, and on the average
me Increase VIII amount 10 about
SoO to each teacher from the high
SChool down through the elementary
schools
large number of new teachers
were appointed and all the present
Supervisors we're reappointod at in
creased salaries. The supervisors re-
appointed are as follows Rosalie
Pollock. primary department; John
Welcn, grammar department: w. A.
Wetzell. music, D. w. Parratt. man
ual training; ] Leo Fairbanks, art:
Sarah L. karricl. assistant in art
department. Anna l.. Corbett, sewing
The only matter to be fixed by the
board in regard to salaries is the sal
AIRY schedule OF tho principals OF the
elementary schools. This will he
done at the regular meeting of the
board next Tuesday night
The board awarded the contract for
the construction of the new Waterloo
school TO j. F and H. r. Schrayen on
their bid OF $3.50 This provides
for an absolutely fireproof building.
The contract for the plumbing work
on the building was awarded 10 Hlg-
son d Rossiter on their bid of $29S9
The committee asked for further
time TO consider the bids on the heat
Ing plant for the building and the re-
quest was granted There were four
bidders on the construction of the
building. six ON the plumbing and
nine on the heating
The plans OF Cannon & Fetzer for
the manual training building at the
nigh school were approved. The
board also approved the $1,000 bond
OF Black and Lefler for the con
struction of the new bolerroom and
toilets al the Hamilton school
Appointments Made.
Following is the list OF high school
vice principals, heads OF departments
and teachers appointed by the board
Nive Principals-N NJ Gillian, Ira
d Travis.
Heads OF DepartmcntS-C C.
Spooner, physics and chemistry;
Ella N. Dukes. English. a. o. Gar
rett. biology; A. o. Clark, w a.
Mckay, bookkeeping and commercial
law
Teachers-W, l.. Brown, A. ID.
Goodale. Mamie T Moffett. J T Har-
wood. w C. Webb. Frances DUAL.
trough. Virginia Bush. May Critch-
low, Mathilde Domendc, Fannie
Thome. Elizabeth Bond. Emily c.
Curtiss. Matte b Prosser, Charles
Miles. Nancy Lcathcrwood Rose NJ.
Cassidy. Jessie NJ Freeland. Mar
garet McVichie, Elizabeth Messmorc,
Elsie Ward, Harriet Travis. Effie
Hague, Garnet Attridee. Belle Il
Blckford. Ethel f. Riley. Mary Maync,
Clarissa EllerbccL. William Crafts,
Minnie C Cassidy. Susie R Wilton.
Blanche Caine, Hazel Stevens, r. S.
McNiece. James D. Todd. Hulda
Youngberc, George Townsend, James
Conville. May Taylor. H. L Smith,
Guy Montgomery. Ruth Storer. Helen
Boxrud. Florence Jennings. Mary
Teasdale. Marie Berkhoel. Ruth Fern
strom.
Secretaries Principals Office
RUBY Smith. Leone Smith
New Teachers.
The following new teachers were
appointed by the board
Ruth Wilcox. Leafy y. Douglass,
Ada .Furgusou. Ada Holmes, Ethel
Horkln. Cora Morton. Marie Schobee,
Martha Smith. EVELYN Thomas. Ethel
Valentine. Bessie Wilcox. Lulu Cram,
May Brown. Aileen Erickson. Marion
Nose, Minnie B. Graves, Edna Coats,
Helen Bartlett. Marjorie H. Simmons.
Lavina Pnrke, Hattie NAPLES, Della
Carruthers. Ada Blank, Lois Davis,
Katherine Drlscol) Eva Williams.
Helen Denny, Vera FNegar. Mildred
Krebs Flora McCanne, Glen Thomas.
Harriet NJ Gushing, Florence Ait.
Mary Storer. Mary i PAUL. Lydia
Palmer. Aloha f. Hinkie. Carrie At
kins. John BOYER.