Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-05-03
TEACHERS FOR NEXT
YEAR ARE ELECTED
Twelve Out of the Seventy En-
ployed Do Not Sign Con-
tracts For Next Year
-FOUR GO TO MINNEAPOLIS
One Principa'ship Is Vacated by Res
Ianation Of Mrs. M. c. Weeks, Who
Goes to Chicago Schools Two
Teachers Will Wed-tlish School
PrincipaI.hip to Be Filled,


prineipaIship to Be Filled,
The school board, at its regular
meeting Tuesday night, elected the
teachers for the public schools for the
coming year. OF the seventy compris-
ing the corps there are but twelve who
have not signed their contracts, anu
OF these there are two who are I'M
decided as to what their plans will be
next year. Four of the number not
signing will go to the Minneapolis
schools, two have signed contracts for
Chicago positions, and two will wed.
The high school principalship is de-
cIared vacant, as is also one ward
principalship. A general increase OF
S. is shown In all high school posi-
tions. and the grade teachers receive
the usual increase of $3.50, where the
salary limit has not already been
reached.
The teachers employed in the
schools this year, who lid not sign
their contracts for the coming year,
are Mr.. T. F. Phillips and Miss Naomi
Achenbach, Of the science department
OF the high school; Miss Harriet
sshirk, instructor in history in the high
school; Mrs. Mary c. Weeks, princi-
pal OF the Rogers school, and three Oh
her teachers, Misses Nellie smith,
Jennie Howarth and Jessie Marker;
Miss Eleanor McLennan, of the First
ward; Miss Ella Olson and Miss Nell
lie Stewart, of the Click school; ana
Miss Catherine Crawford and Mes
ina Goodale, OF the Woodbury..
Mr.. Phillips and Miss A.chenbach are
undecided as to their plans for next
year, and while both were offered con-
tracts they have not, made UP their
minds Just what action they may take.
Their positions, however, are consid-
cred by the board as vac ant, and open
TO any other applicants. Mr.. Phillips
II candidate for the high school
r,rincfpalship, which is made vacant
81 the election Of Miss Ruby Baugh-
man. who has been acting principal
this year, to high school teaching
position. The selection of princlpaI
for the high school, is going to be lett
10 Supertntendent-e elect Coffeen, who
has In hand many applications for the
position. This afternoon! Mr.. Phillips
returned his contract to the teachers
kommittee signed, and will thereto
Is considered as an applicant Tor MS
former position.
The other high school vacancy is
caused by the resignation of Miss
shirk. who is to be married during
the summer to Mr.. Rodney G. Wells.
city editor Of the Times Republican.
-Four Of the grade teachers who have
resigned have signed contracts for po-
sitions in Minneapolis. They are Miss
Eleanor McLennan, of the First ward;
Misses Nellie Smith and Jessie Marker,
of the Rogers school; and MISS Meme
stewart, Of the Click Miss Jennie Ho-
warth, Of the Rogers. will attend school
next year, and Miss Ella Olson, OF the
Click, is to be married during the
summer to Mr.. Edward q. Amblad, OF
Minneapolis, rate clerk tor the general
passenger departments OF the Iowa
Central and Minneapolis & st. Louis.
Mrs. Mary C. Weeks principal OF the
Rogers school, goes to the Chicago
schools next year, as does also MISS
Catherine Crawford of the Woodbury..
no fill the principalship vacancy the
board elected Miss Della Winery, OF
the First ward school, who has been
employed In the schools several years.
Miss Whinery's assignment will not be
made until. later in the. year.
&, The other vacancy in the Woodbury.
/. in the second grade, filed by Miss
ina Goodale. Miss Goo6ale's plans for
the coming year have not been definite
ly determined.
Il In the reelection Of Miss Kathryn
II. Morgan, as principal of the First
ward and instructor in the high school,
Miss Morgan's salary was placed at
$3.50. OF this amount s75 is the regu-
lar maximum for the 1Igh school po-
sition, and the additional $3.50 is for
her extra duties as principal
s. The board authorized superintendent
Crane to fill the position Of Miss Fan
ME Quaife, high school mathematics,
during the remainder of the school
year. Miss Quaife was called to her
home il Ionia few weeks ago, owing
{ to the illness of her mother. and will
probably not be able IT,, return to her
work this year.
The list of teachers, together with
the salaries for the coming year, is
as follows:
Ella Adams OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 55.o,
Carolyn Anderson .............. oV.ue
Minnie d. Ashbrook .......... $3.50
Alice Baird 5000
Grace Baker ............... $500
RUBY Baughman ........ 1890
Pearl f. Black .......... 500.