Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-30
ASSIGNMENT IS NAljE
Teachers Of the City Schools
Assigned 70 Their Posi-.
tons Today.
List Not Materially Changed
Over Last Year. Altio 1t
Shows New 0nes.
Prospects Good for an Unprece-
dented EnroiIment-Third
Ward Cared For.


details connected with the oaenins Of
the schools Tuesday morning. Mr..
Crane held general teachers meeting
at his office this morning. beginning az
8 o'clock, and later conducted a prin-
cipa!s' meeting. Grade meetings We're
also held by the different principals this
afternoon.
The prospects are good for an eNcen-
tionally large attendance al the schools
this year. and it is going To be a ques-
ton in many instances of how TO care
for the increase. especially until the
new Click school is completed. The
compulsory education raw Will have the
effect of placing more pupils i'll the
schools. All of the assignments have
been made, With the eNeeption of the
teacher who is to have charge of the
Iartwell school. the former Linn town
snip institution that WIS taken into the
district las, spring. The vacancy Will
PROBABLY be filled by Monday
The list OF teachers does rot differ
materially from last year altho there
are, of course. several new ones. The
high school shows the addition of Mrs.
Alice Beeson-Warner in charge OF
mathematics who succeeds Mr.. Ralph
l.. Hill, who recently resigned 10 take
position in Cedar Rapids. Mrs. Warner
is d daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. y.
Beeson. OF this city, and last year
was formerly principal OF the high
school at Pooatello. Idaho. M. L.
Frank Phillips. of Mt Carroll. H.. takes
the physics and chemistry work that
was under the direction of Mr.. G. f.
Quaife last year. and Miss Ruby
Baughman. of the Bedford high school.
succeeds Miss Esther Spencer as one
of the Latin teachers. Miss Helen Bat
tin of this city. enters the school in
charge of a portion of the English and
history work, last year under the di-
rection. of Miss Ella I.onn.
In the grades the new teachers are
Miss Florence L. Foster. OF Dayton. O.,
in the Second ward Kindergarten; Miss
Nellie Stewart, of this city. who has
. taught in the Gilman schools for the
past few years Miss Fannie Flckin-
SSeT, OIL "dttTlOO u 'ttuttl 4 ailS if-.itli-
err who takes The Woodbury. principals
ship, succeeding Miss Zada White: Miss
Olive Hoffine. Miss Mayme Parkes. Miss
Gertrude Powell and Miss Bertha Leon
ard, of this city; Miss Bessie Streeter,
of Cedar Falls, who came from the
Boone schools, and Miss Lille SpratJ,
of Aines.
). The assignment of the different
teachers is as follows:
High SCHOOLGIRLS U. Graft princi-
pal; T. Frank Phillips. physics and
chemistry; Mary Blount, biology; Mrs.
Alice Beeson- Warner. mathematics;
Harriet Shirk, history; Kathryn L.
Morgan, algebra and arithmetic; Har-
,.rfet Savers, English and German: Eva
Dillenbeck, grammar and algebra: Jes
sic Motherhood, English and compost
ton: Ruby Baugh1nan. Latin: Agnes
Sears, English and Latin; Helen Bat
tin, history and English.
First Ward-kathryn J.. Morgan,
principal; Carolyn Anderson,kinderga
ten; Mildred Moffatt. first brade; Ella
Adams, second grade; Evangeline
Wildman. third grade: Edith Mater
man, fourth grade; Leona Caswell, fifth
grade: Vlasta Brhel sixth grade.
cipal, seventh grade: Florence Z. Eos
ter, Kindergarten: Jessie Hall, first
grade; Nellie Smith. second grade;
Martha Beeson, third grade: Charlotte
Reed, fourth grade; Harriet Van Der
veer, fifth grade; Grace Kimberly. sixth
grade.
Third ward-Lucy Curtis. principal,
sixth grade: Grace f'arrand. kinder
,l.a.
Ethel Meigs, second grade; Ella Olson,
third grade; Martha Nelson. fourth
grade; Nellie Stewart. fifth grade.
Fourth ward-Mrs. Jessie G. Liston.
principal, seventh grade. Alice Baird,
Kindergarten; Lydia Keep. first grade;
Pearl Black. second grace; Olive Hof-
fine, third grade; BESSIE Knight, fourth
grade; Eta Langan, fifth grade; Edna
Stone, sixth grade.
Arnold school-Mary Hall. principal,
seventh grade; Helen Bnrnel, kinder
garten: Harriet Miller. first grade; F,s-
Their Greenbaum, second grade; Alma
Giddings, third grade; Gertrude Pow
ell fourth grade; Jessie Masker fifth
grade; Flora Rothschild. sixth grade.
Woodbury. school-Fannie Flickinger,
principal. seventh grade: Ethel Haml-
ton, Kindergarten: Grace Baker, first
grade; Dora Smith, second grade: Bes-
sic Streeter, third grade: Nellie Penn
berton, fourth grade: Mayme Parks,
fifth grade; Della Winery, sixth grade
= Arson school-Alice h. Lincoln, prin-
cipal, fifth and sixth grades Minnie
Ashbrook. kindergarten. Bertha Leon
ard, first grade Ina GooGale and Ella
Mccullough, second elade; Lille Nj.
Spratt, third grade; Alma Savage,
fourth grade.
Hatwell school-Yet to be supplied
The two special teachers who Mere in
the schools last year. Miss Resse Pea
yer, supervisor of music, and Mrs. Alma
G. White, supervisor of drawing. Will
Fave charge of the work in their re-
spective branches again this year. Mrs.
White will not begin her work until the
third week. spending the opening two
weeks at Clinton, between which city
Snd Marshalltown she divides her. time.
Third Ward Pupils Cared For.
The pupils of the Third ward who
will be working under q slight tlisad-
vantage until the completion OF the new
Click school, will all be cared for en- The
opening of school Tuesday morning.
Some changes in the assignment as
now arranged may be necessary but all
will report to the different quarters out
lined below, and then ii different as
6ignments are necessary they will be
R1ade by the teachers. The quarters