Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-09-04
VACATION Is ENDED
Marshalltown's Halls Of Learning to
Open With Morning SEES
sion Tuesday.
Final Preparations Made Today
List Of Teachers and High
School Instructors.
A Few Changes Made In Personnel
Of tho ssme--New Teachers
and Transfers.

After vacation Of three months, |
which has been very pleasantly spent |
by the teachers and pupils of the Mar
shalltown schools, the bells will ring
out Tuesday morning to summon to the
respective buildings the young of the
city and their instructors.
The teachers who have been cut of
the city during the summer months
have all arrived during the past TWEEN
ty-four hours and are again ready to
take up year OF hard work.
With one exception all of the
grade teachers are here and in
one or two other instances where
teachers have been assigned changes
may occur.
superintendent Willard has been
compelled to hold the list of teachers
and their assignments until today on
account Of the fact that several of those
who had been depended upon in the
| eleventh hour sent in their resigna-
tions. To supply the positions meant
some quick work, and all have been
filled definitely with the exception of
one-the fourth grade OF the Third
ward, which has been offered to Miss
Laura Moulton, Of Red Oak, a graduate
4 of the Iowa State College, Ames, and
teacher for the past few years in the
Red Oak and Grinnell schools. A tele-
4 gram is expected from Miss Moulton
Il before evening saying definitely
i whether she will accept or not.
i The list of teachers and their assign
lments, as decided upon at noon today
and classified by wards. is as follows:
u First ward-Miss Katharyn Morgan
principal; Miss Alta Bentley, fifth
i grade; Miss Mary Hall, fourth grade;
Miss Edith Waterman, advanced third
grade; Miss Ella Adams, third grade
Miss Lettie Thorpe, second grade; MISS
| Jessie Hall, first grade; Miss Lillian
i Werner, kindergarten
Second ward-Miss Lolita Maxine
Kelly, principal, seventh grade: Miss
tZada White, sixth grade; Miss Matte
Bach, fifth grade: Miss Minnie Van
/, Patten, fourth grade; Miss Eva Wild
!. man, third grade; Miss Grace Sullivan
( second grade; Miss Lillian Bridgeford
: first grade: Miss Carolyn Anderson
kindergarten.
Third ward-Miss Mary Hostetler
y principal, sixth grade; Miss Laura
Moulton, fourth grade: Miss Orpha
Stephens, third grade; Miss Mabe
Dewey, second grade; Miss Lydia Keep
: first grade; Miss Marion Loag, kinder
b garten.
y Fourth ward-Mrs. Jessie Lston
e principal, seventh grade; Miss Carri
Mcconnell. sixth grade; Miss Flor;
!. Rothschild. fifth grade; Miss Dell;
WINERY, fourth grade; Miss Clarabe
: Trott. third grade; Miss Dora Smith
second grade: Miss Grace Baker, frs
grade: Miss Alice Baird. kindergarten
j. Woodbury. school-Miss Rose Wood
ward. principal, seventh grade; Mis-
vlasta Brhel, sixth grade; Miss Etti
: lMendenhall, fifth grade; Miss Agne
Cary, fourth grade; Miss Marie Evans
grade; Miss Ella Oleson, secon'
grade; Miss Mildred Moffatt, frs
grade; Miss Louise Miller, kinder
garten.
a Arnold school-NIiss Harriet Birdsall
principal, fifth grade: Miss Emma Cur
Its. fourth grade: Miss Leona Caswel
third grade; Miss Marie Ash. secon
grade; Miss Harriet Miller, first grade
,r Miss Nettie Simpson, kindergarten.
Anson school Miss Alice Lincolr
Il
second grade: Miss Batha Wyatt. frs
h grade: Miss Minnie Ashbrook. kinder
Igarten.
m 1t will be seen that there have bee
s. several changes in the assignment owe
Hast year. In the First ward Miss Moi
IN gan, for several years principal of tt
Fourth ward will be in charge, an
= will have supervision of the eight
grade work, or the entering year TO tt
lie high school course. Miss Edith Waite
man. teacher of the Fourth grade in IL
lie Second ward last year. has been name
as teacher OF the advanced Third in II
r. First. 1t is possible, however. that 81
will be given her old room in the Sc
re ond. and Miss Van Patten will be sci
at to the First In the Second as now a
IL signed there are but two new teache
in Miss Van Patten and Miss Grace Su
Ivan. Miss Van Patten Is an Osceo
lady, graduate of the New York Sta
Normal School at Oswego, and has BET
a teacher in the Des Moines schools f
,st the past few years. Miss Sullivan
to home is in Dubuque. where she hi
nd taught for several years. She is a gra
p. uate of the State Normal School.
the Third the new teachers are Mi
Stephens, of Boone, and Miss Moulto
of Red Oak. The Fourth ward will
e. In charge this year of new principi
~ Mrs. Liston. who comes highly recor
!, mended from Des Moines, where, for
u number of years. she has been prnciI
p- of the Forest Park school in North d
X Mones Miss Grace Baker, one of t
'p- city teachers last year, takes Nj
nd Loughridges position in the first gra
IA of the Fourth while Miss Clarabel Tro
go formerly of the Woodbury. schoo
NJ takes the third grade work. Miss Ma
Evans, of Green Mountain, who subs
tuted last year in the Second ward dl
ing Miss Adelyn Kimballs illness,
,ur one OF the new Woodbury. teachers
let. is also Miss Vlasta Brhel, who Ii
le- year had charge of the eighth grade
the high school. Miss Marie Ash, of
Arnold school. is a new teacher and
IN an Eldora lady. She is a graduate
sK- the State Normal School and has be
40 in SHal