Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-08-23
SUPERINTENDENT A. PALMER
PLACES TEACHERS FOR
SCHOOL OPENING MONDAY.
FEW CHANGES IN SOME
OF THE WARD BUILDINGS
Personnel Of Corps for New School
Year is mplete-Prospects for
Large Enrolment Are Good-sub-
stitutes Are Available to Fill the Va
cancies.
cancies.

Superintendent Palmer has completed
his assignment of teachers for the pub
lie schools, which open next Monday
Aug. 90. There are few changes in
some of the ward buildings over last
year, and the personnel of the corps
is complete. The prospects for large
enrolment. based on last years as
signment and the applications for eX-
aminations made during the summer,
are good. AM il is believed that the
different buildings, and the high school,
will show very satisfactory numbers.
So far as known now there is but
one teacher who will not be able TO re-
port for duty on Monday, but to fill
any vacancies that may exist on the
opening day Superintendent Palmer has
three substitutes who are available.
Miss Eta Langon. teacher of the sixth
grade. Click school, is in St. Thomas
hospital. where she underwent an ex-
tensive surgical operation recently. She
Viii not be strong enough TO enga ge in
school work until at.er the term is
under way.
The lis, Of teachers as assigned for
the different buildings is az follows:
High School-James c. Nelson. prin-
cipal Kathryn l.. Morgan. mathemat-
les: Fannie \. Quaife, mathematics;
Igerna NJ. Getz. German; Agnes Sears.
Latin; F.stella Starlight. mathematics;
Nellie Stewart. history: Mary A. Eaton,
English: Esse Y. Hathaway, English;
3. T. Crenshaw. history and civics:
Walter o. Allen. biological science:
Reba. WINERY, English and history;
90,
NJ. Wilson. physics and chemistry;
eneyer. music; Lucia Chapman, PEN
manship
First ward school-kathryn L. Nor
gan. principal Leone Peasley. sixth
grade Ana T. Strandberg. fifth grade;
Muriel Moscrip. fourth grade; Maude
Mc8room, third grade; Ade!ine Cur
rier second grade; Ida G. Fftzsimmons,
first grade; Carolyn Anderson, kinder
garten.
Rogers school-Della WINERY. prin-
eipal; Lucy kinsley, sixth grade; Mar
tina \. Cowie, fifth grade; Madge Els
worth, fourth grade; Bertha Renley,
third grade; Olive G. Reeve. second
grade; Helen Pillsbury first grade:
Sarah Chamberlain, kindergarten.
Click school-Emma Curtis, princi-
pal; Eta w. Langon, sixth grade:
Edith wickersham. fifth grade; Bes-
sic y. Bugbee. fourth grade; Ida Nc
Murray third grade; Beulah E. Stew
art, second grade; Ella Adams. first
grade: Ina Viii, kindergarten.
Abbott schoo-Mrs. Lora L. Rich
ardson, principal: Lillian NJ. Tenant,
sixth grade: Nlasta Brhel, fifth grade (;
Nellie Person; fourth grade: Gala
Knowles. third grade: Della j. Rhoades,
second grade; Lulu s Schultz. first
grade; Alice A Baird, kindergarten.
Arnold school-Mary Hall, principal:
Mrs Inez W. Dent. sixth grade; Alma
Giddngs fifth grade: Minnie l.. Pat
terson. fourth grade: Mabel Ordway.
third grade: Florence Z. Miller. sec
ond grade; Harriet Miller. first grade;
Justine Jones. kindergarten.
Woodbury. school-Jessie Hall. prin-
cipal; Marie Bohen. seventh grade;
Louise Askren, sixth grade; Mae Lyon.
fifth grade: Allie NJ Smith, fourth
grade; Sade Koran. third grade: Min
ME l.. Smith. second grade; Marie F.
WEIGH kindergarten.
Arson school-Alice B. Lincoln, prin-
cipal: Ethel Havens. fifth grade; Mel
lie r stewart fourth grade; Lucy
J Trussler third grade; Margaret
Thompson, second grade: Theresa
Probst. second grade; Georgia Stone
hrst grade: Gertrude Miller. first grade;
Sara II. Ray, Kindergarten.