The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-28
.TEACHERSCH
Eleven designations Are Re-
ceived and Accepted.
Three of These Are From High
School.
WILL HAVE TO WAIT.
Salaries of HighSchOOl Teachers
Won't Be Raised.
New Instructors Elected to Fill
Vacancies.
WILL HAVE TO WAIT.


which was held for that purpose.
There was little or no discussion over
the selection of the teachers, as this
matter had all been ironed out at
meeting of the board of education,
which was held on Saturday night. The
only changes in the teaching force for
next year from what it was this year
were those necessitated by the resigna-
tons of teachers, and by need for 9TH
ers to take care of additional depart
mentS, especially In the manual train
ing high school where domestic science,
or the art of cooking according to
rules, and forging has been added to
the curriculum.
Eleven designations were received and
accepted by the board of education,
three from high school teachers and
eight from those in the grade schools.
TWenty-one applicants for positions to
leach in, the schools were elected to the
available list, from which teachers VIII
be selected to fill vacancies as they may
occur during the year.
The question of increasing the sal
aries of high school teachers, which was
presented at Il former meeting of the
board, was brought up last night ana
IL e board decided not to make any in
creases for at least year. The sal
aries of Miss Mildred HaZelrigg, super
visor OF music and of Miss Mary Bunk
er, supervisor of drawing, were hxed
at $50 month for the next year. The
salaries of the ether teachers elected
will be determined by the revised
schedule which was passed by the
board last month.
designations were accepted from
Ida Mcknight, Patience Bevier and
Minnie Stuart McCutcheon, high
school; Mabel Chambers, CARRIED
school; Mrs. Matte Page, Monroe
Anna NJ. Hoffman, Nellie Chambers
and Myrtle Waldron (manual train
ing), Polk; Francis Smith and Edna
cellars (manual training), Quincy;
and Ada Brown. Quinton Heights
The following were elected to posi-
tons in the high school: Irene Craw-
ford, Grace Mcknight, Mary G. Ger
non, Gertrude Lundborg Greenland
drawing), and Gertrude Lewis (seW-
ing and general assistan).
The new teachers elected to posi-
tions in the grade schools are: Jessie
Riach. Clara M. Carr, Flora Fisher,
Alice Gentry. Elizabeth Smith, MIS-,
Britton, Mae L. Roberts, Carlotta
Horn. Lydia Bolmar (manual train
ing): Lucy Ellis, (manual tra1nlng)-
acknowledgements Smith, Helen NC
Lean.
The following were elected to the
available list, subject to assignment IN |
the order named: Jennie Muth, stella |
Wood, Ethelyn Wright, Mary Axteli' |
Kate L. Sellards, Jessie Howard, |
Elena Jeffrey, Bessie Belts, Merle |
Fowler. Gertrude Sears, Lottie Cell. |
III
Markham, Mary Anderson, (manual
training). Charlottesville Ellis, Flor
ence Kiser, Lena McNeal. Bertha !
Harlan, Clara Williams (manual
The following teachers were re-elect- |
ed:
High school-H. L. Miller, principal; |
A. ]. Stout, vice principal; Vloia A |
Troutnan. Effie Graham, Laura l.. Ew-
ing Mary w. Barley, Alice b. Patter-
SON. Bessie Boughton, Lou Nash,
Eva Schley, w. G.. Magaw, Anne T. |
Monteith, Edith Moore, Anna NJ. Nellis
Winifred Everingham, Mrs. Lucret1a |
Embleton. w. H. Greider, r. w. Cop
pedge, E L. Cowdrick, G. A stephens,
Maude Bishop, Clara Plummer' X: X,
Nelson, Princie Macarthur, Helen
Winter, Edna Morrow. Ethel Estberg,
Miuna B. Bauer. w. T. Mcdonald, John
H Hoehner, Joy C. Bechtel' Bertha
Senft (clerk).
Branner-H. w. Jones, prlhclpdl'
Lima p. Bresette, Hester Hamilton.
Mabel Smith, Laura Mcclure, Matte
Westenhaver Lydia Barnes. Mrs J. L.
Campbell, Edith Slatten, Actea Ken
nedy. Luella Plumb, Minnie McMurtrle
(manual training).
Buchanan-C. F. Clinkscale, principal;
Gaitha Page. Effie Burge, Belle Forte,
Gertrude Dick (manual training).
CIay-O. P. NJ. McClintock, principal;
Nellie M. AnseI (half time), Mrs. Helen
Hagar, Gertrude Morton, Lou E. Tilson,
Edna Guy, Ada Kennedy, Dorothy
Chrisman, Lolita Schley (manual train
ing).
principal: Leila B. F'orde.
F,uciid-Madge E. Moore. principal;
Ethel NJ. Aldrich, Ida Hosack, Miriam
Steele, Mary Gaylord, Florence Tucker.
Eva Collins.
Garfield-Carrie Goddard. principal
AIDA A. Smith. Mrs. Anna K. Palmer,
Annie B. Banks, Mrs. Kathryn Craw-
ford, Ethel Chapman, Hattie Tomson,
Alice Mccoy.
Grant-C. NJ. Morrow, principal; Fran
ces Brown. Mrs. Kate Glessner, Mrs
Mary Walworth, Alice Dallas, Grace
Slayton. Elizabeth Root, Lena Davis,
Maude Sproat. MARGARET Adams, susie
Schnemayer (manual training)-
Harrison-E. G. Foster, principal;
Nellie NJ Ansel (half time), Camilla
Campbell, Elizabeth c. Samson, Blanche
Carnanan, Nina Gilett, Margaret
Mitchell. Mrs. ]. NJ. Sturgis, Mrs. NJ.
c. Price, Nina Moore (manual train
Jackson-FeneIla Dana. principal; c.
H. Kutz. Gertrude Iserman Chalf time
manual training).
I1afayette-E H. Roudebush. princi
pal; Winifred McKirahan. BESSIE Forbes.
Mrs. Gertrude Knowles, Jean w
Koontz. Gertrude Iserman (half time
manual training).
Lanes. G.. Watkins, principal; Hes
ter Il. faWhIHS, WAY -. L aeeol 9Oti. |
I.incoln-W. H. Wright principal;
Mrs. Laura Bailey Mckee Isador Kirk.
Fannie George Ellen Medium, Neva
Spendlove. George Baird, Myra Corn
ing Jane T. C1eland, Dollfe Martin,
Florence Fitzgerald
I.owman HiIl-Lola A. Graham. prin-
cipal: Blanch Stewart. Bessie McNeely,
Marcia Williams, Elmora MeCay, Jessie
Donnell Lugrace Whitmer. Mamie NJ
Schenck, Belle Stage (half time manual
training).
Madison-R. H. Wade, principal; Nal