Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-08-29
ASSIGNED
Instructors Tor School Ysar q
1902 Made Public..Ssyeral
New Teachers.
~
"A General Change Mad, ii As.
signing Teachers to Other
School Buildings.
Miss Parker Succeeds Miss Per.
kins in the High SCHOOL,.
The Personnel.

| nlng on Tuesday, Sept. 3. The list shows
twelve new teachers to supply vacancies
caused by designations either last fall
or this summer. All Of the new teach
ers come highly recommended and none
have been employed without first ex-
amining carefully into their past re-
cords and recommendations as to their
work in other schools.
One thing particularly noticeable in
the assignment for this year is the fact
that the teachers have generally been
transferred to other schools than those
they taught last year or in many in
stances for several years. The idea in
making general change this year was
thought best by both Superintendent
Willard and the members of the board.
for several reasons. The assignment is
| as follows:
| High school, Mr.. Ellis U. Graf, prin.
cfpal; Miss Agnes Sears, Latin. and
English; Mics Esther Spencer. Latin:
Miss Jessie Wetherhold, English; Miss
Anna Lane, history: Mr.. ]. F. Reed,
geometry and higher arithmetic; Miss
Kathryn l.. Morgan. algebra and arith-
metici Miss Eva Dillenbeck, algebra
and grammar. Miss Lillian Parker, his
tory and English; Mr.. c. E. Quaife,
| physics and chemistry; Miss Mary
Blount, botany and zoology
First ward, Miss Kathryn L. Morgan,
principal-Miss Carolyn Anderson, kin
dergarten; Miss Mildred Moffatt, first
grade. Miss Ella Adams, second grade;
Miss Eva Wildman, third grade; Miss
1della Winery. fourth grade; Miss Alta
Bentley, fifth grade: Miss Vlasta Brhel.
sixth grade.
4 Second ward, Miss L. Maxine Kelly.
principal-Miss Lillian Werner, kinder
garten; Miss Harriet Miller, first grade;
Miss nellie Smith, second grade; Miss
Edith Waterman, third grade; Miss
iOrpha Stephens. fourth grade; Miss
Mary Hall, fifth grade; Miss Emma
Curtis, sixth grade: Miss L. Maxine
Kelly, seventh grade.
Third ward, Miss Carrie Mcconnell,
principal-Miss Grace Farrand, kinder
lgarten; Miss Ginevra PIERCE, first
grade; Miss Cynthia Titus, second
grade; Miss Ella Olson, third grade;
Miss Martha Nelson. fourth grade; Miss
Carrie Mcconnell, fifth grade.
Fourth ward. Mrs. Jessie C. Liston
principal-Miss Alice Baird, kindergar-
ten; Miss Lydia Keep, first grade; Miss
Pearl Black, second grade; Miss Alma
Giddings. third grade; Miss Bessie
Knight. fourth grade; Miss Eta Lam
gon. fifth grade; Miss Edna Stone. sixth
grade; Mrs. Jessie c. Liston, seventh
grade.
Arnold school, Mr.. j. C. Morrissey
principal-(Not yet assigned) kinder
garten; Miss Jessie Hall, first grade;
Miss Esther Greenbaum, second grade;
Miss Minnie Van Petten, third grade;
Miss Leona Caswell, fourth grade Miss
Grace Bronaugh, fifth grade: Miss Flora
Rothschilds, sixth grade; Mr.. ]. C. Nor
rissey, seventh grade.
/ Woodbury. school, Miss Zada White
principal-Miss Louise Miller, kinder.
garten; Miss Grace Baker, first grade:
Miss Dora Smith, first grade; Miss Ina
Goodale, second grade; Miss Nellie
Pemberton, third grade: Miss Florence
Mathers. fourth grade; Miss Carrie
Durrant, fifth grade; Miss Zada White.
seventh grade.
Arson school, Miss Alice Lincoln, prin-
cipal-Miss Minnie Ashbrook. kinder.
garten; Miss Letta Thorpe. first grade.
Miss Ella Mccullough, second grade;
Miss Sophia Hieber, third grade; Miss
Alma Savage, fourth grade; Miss Alice
Lincoln, fifth grade
The special teachers for the year will
be Mrs. Alma G. White instructor in
drawing, who has been in the school for
two years and Miss Besse Beaver, music
teacher. The latter Heature in the
1 schools will be new departure. a. least
4 for several years past, during which
time the teachers themselves have been
4 giving instructions in music. The spe-
cial music teacher. 1t will be remem-
bered, Was provided for at the June
meeting of the board. Miss Beavers
home is in Mt. Carroll. ILL.,, and for sew
eral years che has had charge of the
special music in the Usage schools.
Miss Mary Hostettler, who was in
charge of the Woodbury. school last
year as principal. has been engaged as
substitute teacher and will act in that
capacity until Jan /. when she will en-
/ ter upon her new duties as county SUI
perintendent.
THE NEW TEACHERS.
In the high school the assignment
shows two new instructors added to the
corps. aside from Mr.. Graft himself.
Miss Jessie Wetherhold succeeds Miss
4 harriet Sayers in the English depart
ment and Miss Lillian Parker takes the
position occupied for the past few years
by Miss Hattie Perkins. whose resigna-
ton has just been received. Miss Weth-
erhold comes from Malcomb, Ill. whre
she has taught in the Macomb high
school for several years. She is grad
uate of Lake Forest University, at Lake
Forest, Ill. Miss Parker, Miss Perkins
successor, is from Mason City and is
graduate OF Iowa College. Grinnel. She
has been teaching in the high school t
Atlantic for the past few years.
The Fourth ward has two new teach
ers in the persons of Miss Alma Cid
dings and Miss May Stone. Miss Cid
dings is of this city. graduate of the
high school and also Of the Iowa State
Normal schooL Cedar Falls. She was
one of the teachers in the state nor
NAL training school. Miss Stones
home Is in Logan, but she has been en-
ployed in the Carroll schools for sew
eral years past. She Is also graduate
OF the state normal school.
In the Arnold school there is new
principal in the person of Mr..
]. j. c. Morrissey. Of this city,
who has been county super.nten-
dent Of schools for the past four years.
Miss Martha Nelson Is 4 new teacher
In the Third ward ana comes 10 the city