Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-08-23
Superintendent Coffeen Has All
Positions Filled and Assign
ment to Grades Made
CHANGES IN THE HIGH SCHOOL
Three New Instructors In That De-
partment and Ono Additional Teach
err Added-charIes r. Tiebout to Sue.
coed Carl Kent in Physics Depart
ment-Few Changes in the Grades.

Superintendent E. l.. Cotfeen, Of the
city schools, has completed theywork
Of making the assignments of teachers
for the school year, which begins
Tuesday, Sept. 4. A majority Of the
corps of instructors were retained from
last year and these for the most part
have been given the same grades and
assigned to the same buildings in
which they previously served.
Tn the high school there are three
changes in the corps and one addition
al teacher. Charles r. Tiebout will
teach chemistry, physics and physical
geography, succeeding Carl Kent
knight e. Fee succeeds Miss Achen-
bach as instructor in physiology, 20
ology. botany, and physical geography
and James A. Knowlton succeeds Miss
Rachel Currey as instructor in the
English and history department Ober
e. Haug is the additional instructor
secured, and he will have charge OF
the manual training department and
have classes in algebra
Mr.. Tiebout, who is the latest ac-
QUESTION to the force of instructors
in the high school, is considered by
Superintendent Coffeen to be a valua-
BILE addition to the corps. He comes
from Olivet College in Michigan, and
his home is in Yipsilantt. Mr.. Tiebout
is married man and Is expected to
reach the city soon, in company with
his wife.
There will be no sixth grade in the
First ward school this year, and in
its place fifth grade will be substi-
tuted. This change is made to meet
the demands in that section of the city
for the fifth grade. Among the new
teachers employed are three who were
graduated from the high school and
have since been teaching in the coun-
try schools. These are Misses Mabel
Ordway, rSade Koran and Theresa A.
Probst. Miss Charlotte A. Reed viii
remain as supervisor Of drawing and
minor manual training, and Miss
Florence King as supervisor of mu-
sic.
Following is complete list of the
instructors, and their assignment TO
buildings and grades:
High Schools-Princpal, e. v. Brum-
baugh, head of history department;
American history; Kathryn L. Morgan,
arithmetic and geometry, and princi-
pal of the First ward school; Fannie A.
Onaife, head of department of
ma thematics - arithmetic, geometry,
algebra and trigonometry; Igerna Mir
lam Getz, head of department
of English and German; knight
e. Fee, botany, zoology and elementary
science; Julia r. Padmore, mead OF lat-
in department-Latin and Engnsh;
Harriet Schulder, arithmetic and alge-
bra; Edna Stone, history; Grace M.
Packard, English history. business law,
political economy; Esse v. Hathaway,
English; Charles r. Tiebout, head OF
science departme nt-chemistry physics
and elementary science; A. G. Karge.
history and English; James A. knowl-
ton, history and English; Charlotte A.
Reed, drawing and manual training.
Florence j. King, supervisor of music;
ODER e. Haug, manual training and
algebra.
First Ward-Kathryn L. Morgan.
principal; Bessie G. Brinton, Fifth
grade; Eta Northup, Fourth; Maud
McBroom Third; Adeline Currier, Sec
ond; Ella Adams, First, and Carolyn
Anderson, kindergarten.
Rogers School-Della WINERY, prin-
cipal and Seventh grade; Sadie Will
son. Sixth; Ruth Long, Fifth; Madge
Ellsworth, Fourth; Lucy G. Kinsley.
Third; Olive Reeve Second; Jessie e.
Hall, first, and Ethyl Hamilton, kinder
garten.
Click School-Emma Curtis, princi-
pal and Seventh grade; Katherine A.
Murphy. Sixth; Martha Nelson, Fifth;
Leona Caswell, Fourth; Ida A. Nc
Murray, Third; Louise Brumbaugh.
Second; Mildred Moffatt,a First, and
Grace Farrand, kindergarten.
Abbott Scholars. Jessie c. Liston,
principal and Seventh grade; Isabel
Shilliam, Sixth; Eta Langon, Fifth;
Tess Tinker, Fourth: Pearl Black.
third; Laura A. Jones, Second; Jessie
Stanley, first, and Alice Baird, kinder
garten.
Arnold School-Mary B. Hall, prin-
cipal and Seventh grade; Amelia He
Der, Sixth; Gertrude Powell, Fifth;
Alma Giddings, Fourth, Mabel Ordway,
Third; Florence Miller, Second; Har-
riet Miller, First, and Justine B. Jones,
kindergarten.
Woodbury. School-Fannie G. Flick
niger, principal and Seventh grade;
Zoe Britton, Sixth; Celoa E. Marks,
Fifth; Edna Kepler, Fourth; SADIE Ho-
ran, Third; Anna Brhel, Second; Mary
Bruce, First, and Anna Boardman,
kindergarten.
Arson School--Alice B. Lincoln,
principal and Fifth grade; Ella P.
Roberts. fourth; Elbia Francisco,
Third; Della j. Rhoades, second; Their
esa A. Probst, second; Agnes G. Drum