The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-09-12
VACATION DAYS DONE.
Schools Open Monday Assignment
of Teachers Almost Complete.
EIGHT VACANCIES TO BE FILLED
Made by Teachers Rssf<nIng-List OF
Assignment OF Teachers.

Assignment OF Teachers
Next Monday morning all the school
children in Topeka will resume their
studies which have been put away dur
ing the summer vacation.
Today at the high school building the
new students who are to enter the high
school are taking the required exami-
nations These examinations will be
continued over tomorrow.
Saturday morning City Superintendent
Davidson will meet all the principals
who are to be in charge of the various
buildings this year, at the high school
building. This meeting will be at 9
o'clock.
At o'clock Saturday afternoon alI-the
teachers who have been elected to posi-
tions in the schools for this year will as
semble in the high school auditorium and
receive their instructions and their as
signments.
The assignment of teachers is almost
complete although ten of the new teach
ers will not be sure of the grades they
are to have until late Saturday evening.
Eight teachers who were elected in
June have resigned for various reasons.
some to go to college others to get mar
ried, some on account of iil-health and
still others to teach in other cities
OF the vacancies to be filled there are
three in Grant, one in Quincy, one in
Parkdale, one in Garfield. one in Low
man Hill, and one in Harrison school.
The teachers who have resigned are
Miss Mary B. Wiley of Grant, who will
teach in Denver. Mrs. S. 3. Leper of
Grant, elected superintendent of the
State Industrial school for girls at Beloit.
NJ ISIS Edith Davis of Grant, granted a
leave of absence.
Miss Kittie Dolman, of Quincy, resign
ed on account of i'll health. Jennie III.
| Clarkson, of Harrison. resigned. Miss
Carrie Holdridge, of Garfield has been
married and now lives at Chillicothe,
Mo.
Mrs Sue Hoxie, of Lowman Hill, re-
signed to spend year in college in Ohio.
Miss Gertrude Boughton. of Parkdale,
resigned to attend Baker university.
The teachers who have been elected
to fill these vacancies are: Miss ida M.
| Taylor, Miss Cora Hopkins, Mrs. Ida NJ.
! Zellers, Miss Bessie Maxwell, Miss Bes-
| sic Boughton. Miss Bertha White, Miss
Gertrude Willett, Miss Winifred Van
| derpool, Miss Edith Moore and Miss
Lille Freeman.
The following is the assignment of
teachers as announced by the board of
education:
| cipal: +. H Ayres, Viola Troutman,
Ellie Graham, Laura Ewing, c. NJ. Gull
yer, Anna Murphy, NJ. w. Doran. NJ. b
| Whaley, II. T. Williams. G. D. WEIGH
Grant-E. A. SimerweIl, prin.; l. III.
Stansfield, Mary Walker, Ellen Heart
burg, Della Perkins, Mabel Miller, Sue
Stevenson.
Quincy-W. H. Wright, prin.; Ruth
Nash. Florence Griest, Anna Payne,
Lois Reece, L. E Smith.
Lanes G. Watkins, prip.; H. E.
Langston, David. DeFraniz, Z. ri. Glenn.
Madison-R. H. Wade, prin.; Nath-
aniel Sawyer, S. n. Sexton, Matte Page.
LincoIn-M. L. Field, principal; NJ. s.
Mitchell, Anna n. Hagar, Marion Lewis.
Carrie Goddard, Dollie Martin, Grace
Boot, Ida Patterson, ]. T. ClelAnd,
Blanche Stewart.
Branner-J. II. Mcbride, principal; NJ.
E. Blake, Alice A. Kalb, f. P. George,
Sue Benton, Mary Davis, NJ. L Cochran,
Ada B Fulcher.
Parkdale-E. G. Samson, principal; ].
S. Trip, Jessie NJ. Beck, c. S. Newell,
Eliz.bet Gridlev
Washington-T. L. Harrison, princi-
pal; E. Ridley, n. l. Jamison, ]. B. Alb
bott.
Monroe-Fred Roundtree, principal;
Mettie Odell, F. E. Buckner.
Garfield-5. L. B. George, principals;
L. D, Bailey, Alice Mccoy.
Jaekson-O. P. NJ McCIintock, princi-
pal; A. K. Palmer, E H Smith, Gertrude
Frazeur.
Van Buren-Jean NJ. BAY.
Polk-L R. Haines, principal; C. e.
Laubach, Dora Kirk, Lizzie j. Davis,
Ida Macferran, F. E. Bunker
Euclid-Alma McMath, principal: Ida
Hosack, Maud Pattison, Madge E. Moore.
Lowman Hill-Fenella Dana, princi-
pal; Harriet Mccoy.
Buchanan-C. F. Clinkscale, principal:
James A, Page, N. A. Jsmison, D. H. Wat
kins.
Clay-EA T. McKernan, principal; H.
T. Butterfeld, Mary Montieth, S. H.
Reeves, Elmora McCay, N. Ri. Schenck,
Beulah Lee, NJ. Nesbaum.
Sumner-L T. Gage, principal; A. R.
| Montieth.
Harrison-Eli G. Poster, principal; N.
L Tuckerman, A. B. Patterson, c. Camp
bell. Mabel Smith. D. McCampbell, II.
NJ. Stauffer, ]. d. Sturgis, n. c. Price.
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