Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1903-06-26
TEACHERS FOR
CITY SCHOOLS
Thirty=Three Teachers Will Con-
stitute Next Years
Faculty.
MANUAL TRAINING
ALSO PROVIDED FOR
Plans OF the Teachers Who Will
Not Return Briefly
Stated.

Stdlc0.
Although it is yet several months
: before the schools of this city will
open, many children and parents ar,
anxious to learn the manner O
teachers who are coming, their names
and where they reside.
OF the thirty-three teachers wht
will have charge Of the schools next
year, sixteen will be strangers to mos
of the children. Those of last years
faculty who will return are: The
Misses Jefferson, McGrath, Emmons
SuStins, Briere, Duggan. Bunge
Tnorne, Reeves, McKercher, Brahany
Andrews, Shapiro and Larkin, ano
MesSrs. Youker, Oswald and Hubbard
| The people are acquainted with these
teachers and know that they are well
qualified for the positions they will
hold. The new teachers have been
selected with great care, and a pro.
mise for another successful year is
therefore assured.
Following are the names of all the
teachers, the places they come from
aud the buildings to which they will
be assigned:
Lincoln School.
Principal-MiSS Katherine Nc
Kercher, Grand Rapids.
| OF w
ter; I. o. Hubbard, Westfeld; Miss
Mary Brahany, Madison, Miss Grace
DILLINGHAM;; Miss Kate Andrews,
Seymour, Indiana; Miss Rebecca
Shapiro, Medford; M ss Abbie G. Terry,
Waukesha.
First grade-Miss Matte Larkin,
Plaintield, Iowa.
| Howe School.
| Seventh Grade Miss Nettalie
Boucher, principal, Oshkosh; fifth
grade, Miss Daisy Wakefield, Stevens
Point; fourth grade, Miss Fl. Mae
Jefferson, Stevens Point; third grade,
Miss Hannah McGrath, Monroe:
second grade, Miss Celia Emmons,
Grand Rapids.
Irving School.
Sixth grade, Miss Mary Riley, prin-
cipal, Marshfeld; third and fourth
grades, Miss Wilma Gesell, Almond:
first and second grades, Miss Amelia
Pope, Waupaca.
Lowell School.
Sixth grade, Miss Caroline Medley,
principal, Reedsburg; fifth grade, Miss
Anna Mcmillan, Grand Rapids; fourth
grade. Miss Mabel Hamilton, Grand
Rapids; second and third grades, Miss
Elizabeth lWolske, Oshkosh; first
grade, Miss Mabel Sustins, Stevens
Point.
Emerson School.
Seventh grade, Miss Hannah Con-
way, principal, Bloomingdale; third
grade, Miss Mary Park, Edgerton
second grade, Miss Carolyn Briere
Grand Rapids; first grade, Miss Laura
Duggan, Oshkosh.
Garrison School.
| Grades, Miss Maud Griffith, Crane
Rapids.
Kindergartens.
Drector-Miss Ellen Bennett, Belvl
dere, ILL.,
Assistants-M Miss Mathilda Bunge
Grand Rapids; Miss Belle Thorn
Grand Rapids
Miss Laura Reeves, Grand Rapids.
Drawing and Industrial Work
, Miss Margaret Baker, Chicago.
Manual Training.
} High school and grammar grades
: Frederick w. Bopp, Kirkwood. Mo.
Plans Of Last Years Teachers.
: Miss Elizabeth Won Briesen is a
2 present at her home in Columbus
r She will not teach next year and ma
e take UP advanced work at some colleg
: or university.
I William Webb will teach in Virginia
Minn. He has secured a position a
+ principal. At present he is at hi
q home i'll Lancaster.
+ Miss Emily Upnam, of Whitewater
f will enter the state university mex
e fall
| Mrs Owen is spending the summe
in Chicago. She has not as yet mad
any definite plans for next year,
Miss EIenor Philips is at Blooming
:, ton. She intends to finish her cours
? at the Platville normal the coming
, year.
Claud S. Conant is spending hi
vacation at Lake Geneva.
Miss Nellie Guldager is visiting he
sister in California. She may decid
to remain there year.
Miss Hare is at present at Waupaca
Miss Wilson is at her home il
CINCINNATI. She may decide to teacI
5 in Ohio next year.
Miss Antoinette Foogman viii
probable teach at Portage, her hom
city.
The June sun shines on many a fai
bride, made doub!y lovely by the US
e of Rocky Mountain Tea. The BRIDE
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