Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-08-17

Mary A. Faris, Belle McGranahan,
teachers; Rose M. Hunter, Alice Rice,
Martha Ross and Ada Fisher, substi-
tuteS.
Clay-Miss L. Lafferty, principal;
Carrie Zane, Amelia Reich, Jessie
Dean, Bertha Wilson, Addie Brown,
Minnie MCGEE, jeanette Baird, Mary
Miller, Jane Craddock, Mary Richard
son, Luella Wallace, Nellie Simpson,
Minnie WINTERS and Alma Spell,
teachers; Miss Lewis. Cora Wallace,
Anna McKelvey and Fannie Lynn. sub
stitutes.
Union-J NJ Hammond, principal;
Lydia Ramp, G. B. Fender, L. NJ.
Downes, M. Ellingham, Margaret Fritz,
Bette Tracy, Martini Nesbitt, Ella
Robinson. Matte Shields, S. L. Tho
burn, L. D. Carmack, Grace English,
Amy Chapline, teachers: Grace Hand
Ian, substitute.
Centre-E. E. Bingell, principal:
Bessie NJ. Higgins, Annie Moran, Mary
Z. Hare, Minnie K. Lohse, Anna c.
Carnahan, Lizzie NJ Dunbar, Matilda
Wilkinson, Nina W. Comerford, julia
D. Wilson, Augusta R. Handlan, Anna
E. Meyer, Ida o. Wells, teachers:
Clara Wells, Annie Weitzel and Lou
Hastings, substitutes.
Webster-Mary Reppetto, principal
Retta Wolvington, Ida Richards, Mary
Hughes, Emma Bowlin, Annie Smith,
Gail Holiday, Sophie Ewin, Margaret
Dudley, Agnes Nesbitt, Julia Clark,
Evans, Temperance Garden, Adeline
II I'M
Annie Bender, Kate Meyers, and Ada
McMorris. substitutes.
Ritchie-F. H. Crago, principal;
Sarah A. Scott Elizabeth Bickerton,
Emma Klein, Jennie McGown, Louisa
thinner, Belle j. Devine, Margaret
Howard, Caddie Watt, Odah E. Lewis,
Bertha thinner, Anna E. Baum, Vir-
gnia Kurner, Sophie Hoffmeister,
Almira S. Gould, Marie Schul Bertha
Fette, Bertha Rothermund, Kate VI.
Campbell, Annie Honecker, and Alma
NJ Wilson, teachers; Lillian Murrin,
substitute.
High School-H. B. Work, principal;
S s. Jacobs, assistant principal: Lizzie
G. Woods, Eta N. Roberts, Ada II.
Simpson, James Lewis, Rida l.. Dean,
and Louise J. Meyer, teachers; Jean
Best and Fannie Bell, substitutes.
Lincoln-Flem B. Jones, principal,
Beatrice a. Cox, Mary L. McMechen,
Ella S. Jones, Eliza M. Glasgow, Orisha
Mae Beasley, Fannie B. Lee, and Lulu
Hoffiner, teachers.
Miss Lucy Robinson was reappOinted
supervisor and instructress of music
in the schools for the coming year.
The following named janitors and
mattresses were appointed: Washing
ton, Mrs. Rebecca Drake; Lincoln,
Jake Dungeon; Clay, Mrs Cora Tay-
Tor; Union Mrs. DoWney; Centre,
Mrs. Ella Muldrew; Webster, Henry
Geister; Richie, Mrs. Emma Eschs
truth for the main building, and Deda
Mcconnell for the annex; Madison, G.
r. Scatterday
Before the appointments were con-
firmed President Bowers read the rule
Of the board, with reference to teach
ers, particularly calling attention to
the fact that only those holding No. l
and No. l certificates would be employ
ed, and assurance was given that each
list of appointees were qualified for
the positions. In two or three Of the
lists some of the names were stricken
out, at the suggestion of Mr.. Maxwell,
and others, because of the fact that they
had not yet attained the required grade.
1t was understood from the remarks in
order that the four teachers failing to
finish the second examination had lost
their positions. They were from Lin
coin, Clay and Webster schools. It
was also stated that positions would
be held open for those who have not
yet finished the examination in some
of the branches. One of the special ex-
aminers reported that he knew of one
substitute at least who had not yet
been tested in one of the studies.