Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-05-24
School Board Completed List Last
Evening.
FEW CHANGES HAVE BEEN MADE.
Miss Ross Going 10 Honolulu Miss
Scott Will Not Teach on Account
az Ill Health-List of
1anitorsa

of President Z. q. McElroy last even
ing, at which time it completed the
selection of teachers for the ensuing
term, and also reelected janitors for
the several school buildings. The
teachers in almost every case We're re-
elected and with few exceptions will
they are at present engaged. Mrs. n.
A. Chambrs, by her own request, was
transferred from the position of prin-
cipal in the Irving school, to that of a
teacher in the seventh grade. Miss
Lettie %. Shepard was elected as an
assistant to Miss Emma Fielder, prin-
cipal of the Adams school, and the res
ignation of Miss Flora S. Ross, as pri-
mary teacher in the Lincoln school,
was formally accepted. Miss Ross will
go to Honolulu for a years recreation.
A. w. Stuart was reelected superin-
tendent of schools and the following
are the special and regular teachers:
Special Teachers.
Supervisor of penmanship-Prof A.
III. Stollebarger.
Supervisor of music-Mrs. Frances
Clark.
Supervisor of draWing-Miss Laura
George.
High Soho oil.
Principal-Eugen C. PIERCE.
Teachers-Etta NJ. Bardwell, Kathe-
rine Barber, Helen Elliott, Georgietta
Fisher, Halsey French, Harriet Hyde,
Frances Mills, Carolyn Moss, Lulu
Vondersaar, Emma Nye, Gala Marie
Hand, Edna I. Allyn.
Adams school.
Misses Emma A. Fielder, Susanna r.
Lynch, Jennie Mcpherson, Katheryn
Mahoney, L. Moy Milburn, Florence M.
Enderlee, Alyce Peters, Stella H.
Graves, Lucy Evans, Augusta An
derson, Maude Utecht, Helen NJ. Lam
bert. Mrs. Joseph Parks, Lettie E.
Shepard.
Lincoln School.
Misses Lucy N. Warden, Minnie Hold
dy, Lima Metz, Olive NJ. Parsons, Alice
j. Michael, Mamie B. Devol, Laura Cod
dington and Lillian Kitterman.
AgassIz school.
Misses Celia Towne, Mary Griswold,
Annie Milbnrn, Jennie Wagner, Clara
Scully, Mary Eckers, Grace Findley,
Ella NJ. Gaylord, Anna NJ. Doty, and
Stella Urey. ,.,4is
Garfield School.
Misses Mabel qKitterman, Winifred
Hughes, Celia Bell Carrie Eckers, Josie
Empie, Julia Mahoney, Florence Har-
per, Rose Haddon and Mary Seymour.
franklin School.
Misses Julia Sheehan, Charlotte !.
Wachtler, Jennie Cook, Carrie Huff
man, May Richardson, Minnie Lager,
Emily Hoglund, Josie Huffman and
Katherine Weirsmith.
Irving school.
Misses Winifred Melick, Anna w. Pc
tiers, Fannie L.. Gaylord, Carrie. NJ HAIR
row, Lena Freitag, Clara X. Wagner,
Flohence Griffith, Anna B. Wilcox, Cla-
IA B. Allen and Natalie CRUDE.
Hedrick school
Misses Mary G. Toohey, Maude Rey-
nolds, Fannie Samuels, Elsie w.
Throne, Maude Merritt, Edna B.Jones,
Edna Slater, Nellie B. Lafferty, Fran.
ces Lynch, Vida Throne and Anna Ba
ker.
Douglass School.
Misses Katherine Wagner, Elizabeth
Burns, Emma X. Mccullough, Mary
Brady, Jennie G. Merriam and Alice
Fielder.
Janitors.
With the exception of r. 7. Chew,
who was elected as janitor at the Irv.
ing building, the following persons
were reelected as janitors:
High School,. a. johnson
Adams George Bulson.,
Lincoln-Enoch Dorothy.
Garfield William S. Ward
Agassiz-W. II. Campbell.
Douglass. S. Reeve.
Hedrick-John Urey.
Franklin Remy.