The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1906-05-10
REBUILD CENTRAL. ].
Board Of Education Will Get Bids
at Once for the Additions to
the Central School
ALL TEACHERS RE-EMPLoYED
Board Makes General Increase in the
Salaries for Teachers in the City
Schools Placing Them on
New Salary Basis.

| At the regular meeting of the Board
of Education Tuesday evening the
board decidedsto take steps at once to
fsecure the rebuilding of the Central
school, and it is the plan to do the
work during the coming summer. Bids
! have been asked for the work and
they will be opened at special meet
! ing to be held three weeks from last
night. The changes planned will cost
in the neighborhood of $4,000, and
when completed they will make the
| Central building one of the finest and
most commodious school buildings in
| the state.
The plans provide for the addition
| of large, airy room in the basement
| to be used as a manual training de-
partment, the addition of four rooms
to be used for the grades, an assem-
bly, room with a seating capacity Of
400 pupils, and recitation room for
the use of the High school.
| While the erection of this addition to
the Central building will not do away
with the necessity of West side
school building, it is possible that
! the erection of the building will be
laid over until next year. The work
of changing the Central building can
/ be done during the summer months.
The plans for this work were pre-
pared more than a year ago by Archi-
tect Gaastra and purchased by the
board.
The committee on buildings and
grounds made their annual report of
repairs needed at the different build
!, ings. The report showed that they
were in good condition and the bill
for repairs this year will not be a
large one.
OF greatest interest was the report
of the committee on teachers. No
/ changes are to be made in the teach
! ing force during the coming year as
every teacher was re-employed. There
was a general raisesin salaries of the
tea cheers, so that next year the lowest
salary paid to any teacher will be $45
a month.
The board showed its appreciation
/ of the work of uperintendent Zim-
mer by increasing his salary to So, 100
| a year. Principal Hooking Of the
High school also got large increase,
| his salary being placed at $500.
There was a general raise in salaries
paid to the grade teachers.
Two new teachers, Miss Lois E.
Northway and Teresa Tobin, we're
employed for the new year, Miss
Northway being assigned togthe Dur
kee school and Miss Tobin to the
Central school.
The full list of teachers as en-
p1oyed, together with the salaries
paid the High school teachers, is as
follows:,1
| superintendent of Schools ].
zimmers, $21OO.
Manual Training C. B. Woodstock,
5000.
KENOSHA HIGH SCHOOL
Principal William J. Hooking, his
tory, $500; D. E. Frank, Latin, $1,000;
S. Edith Brown, science, $3.50; Henri
cite Pagelson, German, $3.50; Seba
Mou1ton, English, $3.50; Nellie E. Mer-
Ram, Eng fish, $3.50; CoraNE. Graves,
mathematics, $500; Frances "A. Yeo-
mans, history, $500; Charles Gabel,
physiology and Bookkeeping, $500.
CENTRAL BUILDING
Principal Mrs. H. M. Mckenzie, 9th
grade; Rachael Malone 9TH grade,
Ruth G. Murphy 4th and 5th grades,
Una Slater End and 3rd grades, Teresa
Tobin LIST grade.
DURKEE BUILDING
Principal c. B. Woodstock, Eleanor
E. Northup, 9Th grade; Marie Keat-
ing 9Th grade, Alice McKenna 9th
grade, Isabel Bailey 5th grade, Lois E.
! Northway 9TH grade, Viola Huck 4th
grade, Anna McHugh End and 3rd
grades, Anna M. Butcher, 1st and End
grades, Helena Lindauer, sub-pri-
mary, Mae Weeks, kindergarten.
wEIsKOPF BUILDING
| Principal Morre1 B. Gilman. 9Th
grade, Frances Ka1tenbach 9th and
9TH grades, Anna Kroncke 5th grade,
Mrs. Ella Williams 4th grade, Nellie
Adamson 3rd grade, Lulu Lampe End
grade, Mabel Huck LIST grade, Anna
Stevens, primary.
DEMING BUILDING
Principal Everett E. Better 5th
grade, Mae Ryan 4th grade, Wayne
Fair 3rd grade, Hermena Hoehn End
grade, olga Miller 1st grade, Edna
Wasbhurn, sub-primary; Alice KEEL
ley, sub-primary; Rose Israel, sub
primary.