The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-05-14
BOARD of Education in SessIoa
Tuesday Elects Teachers fW
the Coming Year
BUT TWO RESERVATIONS NoW
Board Starts Movement to Beautify the
Grounds of the Central School and.
a Great Deal of Work VIII
Be Done This Year

The schools of Kenosha will be under
practically the same corps of teachers
next year as they have been for the
year just closed as the Board OF Etu-
cation at it's meeting on Tuesday even
ing accepted and adopted report of
the teachers committee providing for
the unemployment of the former force-
But two designations were reported and
these came from Miss Mary L. Dement,
and Miss Jennie Fellows. Both viii
give up teaching this year. Miss Fell
lows has been absent from the schools
for year on a leave of absence and
is now in Denver. Col The report Of
the committee which was adopted by q.
unanimous vote follows:
"Your Committee on Teachers re-.
ports as follows:
First-We recommend that P J. ZIna-
mers be re-engaged as Superintendent
of schools for the coming year
Second-We recommend that " il.
Hooking be re-engaged as Principal OF
the Kenosha High School
Third-We recommend that E E.,
Better be re-engaged as Instructor OF
Manual Training
Fourth-We recommend for re-eIee-
ton as teachers in the High School: S.
W. Ward, Maude Yule, Nellie E. Merr-
lam, Frances A. Yeomans, Cora E.,
Graves, Nina E. Weston Alma Stock.
Fifth-We recommend for re-engage-
ment the following of our corps of
grade teachers: E. F. Randall, Princf-
pal Of the Edward Balm School; Eliza
beth A. Filbin, Principal of the GIlIetf
School; Edna B. Washburn, Principal
of the Deming School; Frances G. KaI-
tenbach, Principal of the Weiskopf
School; Mrs. H. M. Mckenzie, Prinei-
pal of the grades at the Central School,
Edith M. Murdoch, Principal Of the
Frank School; M. B. Gilman, Superyis~
ing Principal of the Durkee SCHOOL,
Eleanor E. Northup, Leila R. Kelleyr
Lulu B. Sutton, Julia Hennessey, Alice
E. Kelly, Marie A. Heating, Maude E.
Searles, Agnes A. Mitchell, Eda NJ Buf-
ton, Anna M. McHugh, Lolita G. Riley
Alta M. Beardsley, Mary L. Weeks, AM
ma M. Butcher, Matte NJ Austin, VIM
nefred A. Carter, Mrs Ella G.. VILLAINS
Editha M. Gorske, Agnes L. O Hare,
Nellie Adamson, Lulu c. Lampe, Louise
M. Kelley, Jennie NJ O'Hare, Anna
M. Kroncke, Irene G. Lilley, Joanna
Lingonblad, Mayme F. Brady, Minnie
M. Larsen, Isabel Bailey, Mavme NJ
Eddy, Hermena A. Hoehn, Mary E.
Langan, Flora B. Shields, Margaret Y.
Pirsch, Ellen B. Waldo, Margaret C.
Telfar, NJ Abby Dana, Mabel F. Lampe.
Belle G. Cable, Clara NJ Carter, Edna
E. Hood Minnie O. Tobin.
/ Sixth-We recommend that the teach
ers retain as far as possible and advisa-
bic, the rooms and grades in which they
are now teaching. The right being re-
served, however, to make such changes
in the placing Of teachers, as to the
grade, room or building, as may become
necessary or seem advisable
The only other important business of
the session was the action taken in re
gard to the Improvement Of the grounds
about the Central School The commit
tee on buildings and grounds has taken
this matter up and has secured a plan
for improving the grounds from Howard
Evarts Weed of Chicago, and # is plau-
ned to carry out this plan this year.
The city. will be asked to give a grade
for the grounds at once and improve
ment along the lines made by the 1an&
Escape gardener will be started as SOON
as possible. The plans are very com
prehensive and provide for a complete
parking of the grounds.
The Board received letter from
Frank Fl. Lyman stating that the cid
flag of the "Park City, Grays wenl6
be presented to the High School and
asked permission to place it in su7ta-
BILE case at the High School Auditorium
With it is to be placed the names Of
the Kenosha County Soldiers in the war
of the Rebellion who were formerly stu
dents in the school, The exercises at
tending the presentation of the flag VIII
take place on the afternoon before
Memorial Day and Judge Quarles of
Milwaukee will be the speaker.