The San Francisco call., 1913-08-27
EACH HIGH SCHOOL
To PUBLISH It's
OWN MAGAZINE
Directors Issue Permit With
Strings Attached-Liquor
and Tobacco Ads Are
Barred
EXPENSES TO BE PAID
BY SUBSCRIPTIONS
Superintendent Recommends
Many as Eligible to Re
ceive Certificates

It was decided hy the board OF edu-
cation YESTERDAY to allow each Of the
five high schools to publish journal
from each school, TO be issued without
liquor or tobacco advertisements this
being Endorsed by the principals. This
is to be financed by voluntary suhscrip-
tons, approved advertisements aud
voluntary student association dues
A recommendation of the principals
to set aside from $500 to $500. accord
ing to daily attendance brought up
suggestion from Director Power that
the board set aside $500 fer this pur-
pose to be distributed among the
schools as needed.
Miss Virginia Fitch Of the Golden
Gate Kindergarten gave notice that as
soon as permission of the board is OBJ
tanned a kindergarten class will be es-
tablished at the Glen Park school.
KINDERGARTEN WANTED
The Sherman school mothers club
requested the establishment of kin
dergarten class in the Sherman school
in Union street near Franklin. and the
request was referred to the committee
on buildings Tor lnNeSu2aJlDn-
Frank A Lawlor. secretary of the
Fairgrounds commission. intends to
place sand boxes and a slide at the
Fairgrounds of the Yerba Buena
school.
An effort to have the order of the
board allowing half pay to teachers
on account of Illness rescinded on the
ground that such has given rise TO
much dissatisfaction was laid over for
week.
Edith Pence was appointed teacher
of foreign languages and assigned TO
the Lowell high school.
Carmel NJ Ostrom, teacher at the
Polytechnic school, resigned
Janet C Madden, teacher of short
hand, was transferred from the Lin
coin evening school to the Humboldt
evening.
MEMORIAL SERVICE
There will be memorial service to-
morrow night in the Laguna Honda
school in respect to the memory of
Mrs. Mary l. O'Neal, late principal of
that school
Schools will be closed on Labor and
on Admission day.
A motion to have q survey made of
all the pupils of the schools. under the
supervision of DR.. NJ. E. P. Grossman.
an expert on the mental status of chill
dren, was lost by a tie vote.
Miss Louise Lombard, an expert on
subnormal children, was assigned 10
make an examination of such pupils
and report her findings to the board.
IT was decided to provide suitable
equipment for the science course in the
elementary schools in accordance with
the recommendation of the principals
of such schools.
Director Powers presented a report
on janitors, which was not favorably
received, a circumstance which greatly
irritated Powers.
Tt seems strange to me-. he said.
that whenever I present d report of
the janitorial committee it is always
analyzed and criticised. ] give notice
that as soon I am through with the
finance committee as to janitors' sal
aries I will retire from the committee"
The matter was laid over for one
week.
CERTIFICATES RECOMMENDED
Superintendent Roncovieri presented
a report in which he recommended that
certificates to teach be granted to the
following:
Secondary certifcates-Miss Anna E. Devlin
Miss Ottila R. Kolberg. II. E. Hendricks:
Charles Z. Taylor, Herbert n. Massey, Edward
NJ Gregory, James E. Addicott. Arthur NJ. Cleg
horn. Miss Freda welnstein. Miss Dorothy Shro-
der, Miss Mary E. McGreE, George Carton, Miss
Elementary certificates = Miss Elizabeth NJ
Greenham Cnow Mrs Elizabeth n. DUNN. Fairly
NJ. Gray. Miss Mabel B. Christensen. Miss Maude
E. Flnney. Miss Alice NJ. Hayes, Miss Elizabeth
n. pe peasy Samuel l-V ". 1 Yerkes Miss Mary l.
Roscoe, Miss Mary H: supple, Miss Sadie Holz-
Toel, Miss Ruth e Mohr, Miss Fernando de
Ghetaldi Miss Helen Benson, Eugene F. Car
nsSbefr MISS Ida Kyuf Miss Mprts Metn
ner. Miss K. Lea Reid Robert NJ. Reid. Miss
Ethel G. Dowd, Miss Rena NJ Van Marter Miss
ker Miss B. Wilma Greene Miss Anna Ander-
son. Miss Shirley L. Q. Gray, Miss. Jeanette A.
ence NJ Beene. Miss Elizabeth E. Huyck George
w Cline, Miss Msude NJ. Eastin. Miss Agnes
Cotter Miss Edith L. Hanchett. Miss Vivian F.
Alison. Miss Marion wheIan. Miss H. Eugenia
Grunig, Miss Anna u. Mclnerny. Miss Ruth N.
crime A. Doyle Miss Martha E. Crenshaw, Miss
Sophie Geibel. Miss Katherine F. Feeny. Miss
ddra smitb Miss Doris MoDsban Miss Eta f.
Marshall, Miss Ivy E. Eldridge. Miss Ira Z.
Weaver: Byron G. Mason. ,is Mss % Florence kripp.
aid special music Miss Alice NJ. Carson gram
mar school; Miss Katherine G. Barrett, grammar
tic science; Miss Mary E. A. Gray, secondary;
Miss Laura NJ Mcdonald, grammar school; Miss
tin grammar school.
Renewals-Miss Eta Henry grammar school;
asr nss Sc scboo Miss E1angeiine Gray. SPECIAL IN
domestic science; Miss Helen G. Barker, gram
school.
Specials-AIiss Marguerite p. Wall. kindergar-
te1 primary Miss Harriet B. Stark secondary
drawing; Mrs. Ernestine G. Gardner, kindergar-
ten primary Miss Alma L. Chaplin, special to
teach deaf mutes; Miss Marion B. Beades spe-
cial in elementary domestic science. or home eco
Domics; Miss Maude Y Gsrvey, elementary do
mestic science home economies: Miss Alma E.
Miller, secondary domestic science or home eco
nomics: Miss Lila l. Fales (now Mrs. Lila L.
Msckay). Kindergarten primary: Miss Ella r.
Mcintyre [now Mrs Ella F. Case) Kindergarten
primary; Miss Elizabeth Richardson, 10 manual
arts and domestic science; Miss Wilma Burt,
special to teach deaf rnutes; Miss AIMS L. Fos-
ter, manual arts and domestic science; Miss
Elizabeth \. Bell, kindergarten primary.