Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-01
THIS YEARS TEACHERS
Board and superintendent Willard
Complete tho Assignments Of
the City Corps.
All the Positions Filled With the
Exception Of Gne Department in
High School.
Arson Pupils Will Have Half Day
Sessions For Three Weeks
School Notes.

SCuOUl MUGS.
The Marshalltown public schools will
open on Tuesday, September A, as am
nounced in these columns Friday even
ing, and the present prospects are good
for a large enrolment. Ii is likely that
the enrolment in the Arson building
will not be as large as last year, owing
to the fact that the works of thu Glu-
scose Sugar Refining Company are not
in operation. which cuts no small figure
in the school population OF south Mar
shalltown.
The new Arson school building is not
ready for occupancy and will not be for
Il period of probably three weeks, and
in the meantime the pupils of thar
school will be put on half time, two
rooms assembling in the forenoon and
two in the afternoon, In the building
heretofore occupied by the school. The
Kindergarten will be dispensed With
until the new building is ready, as
quarters would have to be rented else
where than in the old building, and
Superintendent Willard thinks that as
the time is so short itWouid no. pay 10
begin he work for the tots.
The list of teachers for the various
buildings was completed late Friday
night at a special meeting of the school
board. All OF the positions are filed
with the exception of one in the de-
partment OF physics and chemistry in
the high school Its quite likely that
by Monday 1t will be known definitely
who is TO be the incumbent. The
teachers in the different buildings as
assigned for duty are as follows:
High SCHOOL,. s. MCGOWAN, prin-
Ecipal. Mary Blount, biology and physi-
ography: j. II. Reed. mathematics,
Anna Lane, history; Kathryn L. Nor
gan. mathematics: Hattie II. Perkins.
history and literature; Eva Dillenbeck,
grammar and algebra: Harriet Savers,
English and German; Esther Spencer.
Latin Elizabeth Wyant, English and
! Latin.
First ward-Alta Bentley. fifth
grade Mary Hall, fourth grade; Edi.h
! Waterman, third grade; Ella Adams,
third grade; Leila Loudon, second
\ grade: Jessie Hall, first grade; Lillian
/ Werner, kindergarten.
| Second Ward-Lotta NJ. Kelly, princi-
ispaI, seventh grade; Iada White, sixth
grade: Matte Bach. fifth grade; Minnie
Wan Patten, fourth grade; Eyangeline
whitman, third grade; Nellie Smith.
second grade; Grace Sullivan, first
grade. Carolyn Anderson, Kindergarten.
Third Ward Carrie Mcconnell. prin-
,cipal, fifth grade: Bessie Knight, fourth
grade; orpha Stephens. third grade;
Mabel Dewey, second grade. Lydia
Keep. first grade, Marian Loag, kinder
lgarten.
Fourth Ward Mrs. Jessie Liston,
principal. sixth grade; Flora Roths-
hehild, fifth grade; Della Millinery,
fourth grade; Clara Trott, third grade;
lElla Olson, second grade: Cynthia III
tus. second grade; Grace Baker first
grade: Alice Baird, Kindergarten.
Woodbury. school Mary Hostettler,
principal. seventh grade: Nlasta Brhel.
sixth grade: E.tta Mendenhali, fifth
grade: Agnes Carey, fourth grade;
Mary Evans. third grade: Dora smith
second grade; Mildred Moffatt. first
grade; Louise Miller. Kindergarten.
Arnold school Harriet Birdsall, prin-
cipal, seventh grad; Ellie Perry, sixth
grade: Emma Curtis. fifth grade Car
Erie Durant. fourth grade; l4eona cas-
well. third grade; Marie Ash. second
grade: Harriet Miller first grade;
Grace FaTrand. Kindergarten
Arson School lice Lincoln princi-
lpal. fourth and fifth grades: Pearl
Black. third grade; Letta Thorpe sec
FOND grade. t;insvra Peirce, first grade.
Minnie Ashbrook. Kindergarten.
In the above lst il Will be seen BY
Those familiar with the different schools
lthat .hera have been but Very few
changes over, last Year. In the high
school there are but two changes IN the
corps Mr.. F. l.. Barker, the saieiice
teacher, was married in Minneapolis
This summer and his8plans for this year
changed His successor Is
l=the8nne not yet announced. Mr.. Barker
has charge Of a large hotel in Minaeap-
folis, in which he is Interested being a'-
s,pciated with his father-in-laM. Miss
lstta M. Hunter mathematics teacher
who has been III the high school several
wears does, not return. j. f. Reed Will
have charge of Il part of Miss Hunters
/ classes az will also Miss Morgan. Miss
Dillenbeck, the new instructor in grant
mar and algebra, is Il Chicago lady and
graduate of Nj. Holyoke College, MI,
llHolyoke. Mass. For the past few years
I she has been teacher in the Pskin,
lIll, high school.
In the First ward there Is but one
lchange or rather transfer, Miss Leila
4Loudon taking the second grade work
instead OF Miss Letsa Thorp. who goes
| to the. second grade in the Arson school
which is nearer her home. Mics Leudon
Twas, the new first grade teacher en-
3ployed last year for the Fourth ward
I Miss Nellie Smith is the only new te ach-
Ter for the Second. taking the second
grade work taught for several years by
Miss Lillian Bridgeford, who is' to be in
the Des Moines schools this year. Miss
Smith is Wintersst lady. a teacher oi
several years experience, and a gradu-
ate OF the Iowa State Normal School
Cedar Falls,
The Third ward shows no changes ex-
Bcepting III its principal, and instead Of
Miss Mary Hos,ettler. who has preside,
OVER the building for several years Miss
Carrie Mcconnell, who has taught the
sixth grade in the Fourth ward for the
part two years, takes charge. Miss Me
/ Council is an excellent teacher and vii
make the ward fine principal. Mis-!
I Hcstett!er is transferred to the Wood
bury school as principal. vice Miss Rost
/ Woodwasd, resigned.
The Fourth ward shows one new
Teacher and one transfer as we'll as ths
4 era tifyinp fact that the kindergarten al