Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-06-30
Assignment of Public School
Instructors Made by Super
intendent E. L. Cotfeen
TWO VACANCIES NOW EXIST
Changes, Other Than Those Made Nee
essary by the Leaving of Teachers
and the Employing of New Ones, are
Few-No Changes Made at the Abb
bctt or Arson Schools.

Superintendent e. l.. Coffeen has
made public the list of assignments OF
teachers for the coming school year.
The list was prepared before he left
for the east, as he will not return UNI
til about August 1, and after that Will
be very busy preparing for the open
ing of school. There are comparative
Iy few changes, most of them being
due to designations, such vacancies be-
ing filled by the new teachers en-
ployed or the transfer of others. On
ly a few transfers We're made and in
two Of the schools, the Abbott and
Arnold the teachers of last year were
retained. In the Arnold ward one
change was made, in the Rogers five,
and in each of the other four, two.
Only two vacancies remain, and
these Mr.. Coffeen expects to have
filled before he returns home. One is the
fifth grade at the First ward, and the
other is the sixth grade of the Wood
bury school. The assignments made,
with the ward and grade, are as fol-
lows:
High school-E. v. Brumbaugh, prn-
,cipal; Miss Ruby Baughman, head of
Latin and history departments Miss
Kathryn l.. Morgan, arithmetic and
geometry, and principal of the First
ward school; T. f. Phillips, physics
and chemistry, and head of the de-
partment of science: Miss Fannie A.
Quaife, arithmetic, geometry, trigon-
cmetry, and head of the department of
mathematics: Igerna NJ. Getz, English
and German, and head Of the depart
ment of English and German; Naomi
Achenbach, elementary science. botany
and zoology; Julia r. Padmore, Latin
and English; Harriet Schulder, arith-
metic and algebra; Edna Stone. his
tory; Grace NJ. Packard, Latin, English
and history; Esse Hathaway, English;
Charlotte A. Reed, drawing and minor
manual training; and Miss M. Eliza
beth Pratt, music.
First ward school-Miss Kathryn L.
Morgan, principals seventh grade. Bes-
sic G.. Brinton; fifth grade vacant:
third grade, Maude McBroom; second
grade, Adeline Currier; first grade,
Mildred Moffatt; kindergarten, Caro-
Ign Anderson.
Rogers scholars. NJ. G. Weeks,
principals; seventh grade, Della Whin-
cry; sixth grade, Ellen Olson; fifth
grade, Ruth Long: fourth grade, Edna
Guilford; third grade, Nellie Garwood;
second grade, Grace Padmore; first
Grade, Jessie e. Hall; Kindergarten
Ethyl Hamilton.
Click school-Miss Emma Curtis,
principal and seventh grade; sixth
grade, Josephine Grant; fifth grade,
Martha Nelson; fourth grade, Ida Nc
Murray; third grade. Leona Caswell;
second grade, Grace Baker; first grade,
Ella Adams; kindergarten, Grace Far
rand.
Abbott school-NIrs. Jessie c. Lis
ton principal and seventh grade; sixth
grade, Isabel Shilliam; fifth grade, Eft
ia Langon; fourth grade, Tess Tink-
er; third grade. Pearl Black; second
grade, Lola Britton: first grade, Jessie
Stanley: kindergarten, Alice Baird
Arnold school - Miss Mary B. Hall
principal and seventh grade; sixth
grade, Amelia Hieber; fifth grade, Ger
trude Powell; fourth grade, Alma Cid
dings; third grade Harriet Campbell;
second grade, Florence E. Miller; first
grade, Harriet Miller; kindergarten,
Justine B. Jones.
Woodbury.. school-Miss Fannie G.
Flickinger. principal and seventh
grade; sixth grade, vacant; fifth grade,
Mayme E. Parks; fourth grade. Edna
Kepler; third grade, Helen Johnston:
second grade. Anna Brhel; first grade,
Bess G. Streeter; kindergarten, Anna
L. Boardanan.
Arson school-Miss Alice. Lincoln,
principal and fifth grade; fourth grade,
Eleanor S. Worcester; third grade.
F1bia D. Francisco; second and third
grades. Della j. Rhodes; second grade
Margaret Thompson; first grade,
Agnes G. Drum; first grade, Ida G.
Fitzsimmons; and kindergarten, Min