The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-15
There Are 1oe Teachers un'
der Contract for Ensuing
Year Which Is Largest
Number Ever Employed.
SCHOOLS ARE SCHEDULED
TO OPEN NEXT MONDAY
Hiqh School Faculty Consists
of 22 of Whom s Are New
While the Garfield Faculty
will Number rs.

vvvSUO wv ~ss '~sS sS
will Number is.
Public school teacher assignments
Cor lsl01s11 were made this morning
by Superintendent +. A. Mott. The
largest number of instructors ever en-
ployed In the history OF the Richmond
school. 1O6. IL on the assignment list.
and Superintendent Mott states that
he believes the faculties OF the various
schools to be the strongest In Wayne
county school history. The high school
faculty consists Of % teachers. tho
Garfield school. 16 and the grades 6S.
There are twelve new teachers this
year, six ut high school, five at Gar.
field and one In the common schools.
Principal !. Il. Neff, . new man, heads
the high school list. Other new teach
ers there are Edgar A. Menk. Latin.
Miss Constance Fosler, assistant Ger
man. Miss Ivy Craft. assistant draw
ing. Miss Kiturah Parsons. domestic
science and @. o. Mcclellan, manual
training. Miss Caroline Stahl, one OF
the Oldest teachers In high school. in
the point of service, who has been
forced to leave school on account OF
her health will probably not be able
to teach this year. Former Principal
c. w. Knouff and George Hamilton.
Latin, both resigned. Prof. Knouff
accepted the principalship OF the Ta-
Aa~A NJ
Hamilton secured . position with .
Chicago book firm. Roy J. Horton, OF
the Y. N. G. A. has been engaged -
physical director.
In the Garfield faculty. J. H. Blose.
history and English. 8. q. Norman.
history, H. g. Larrance. mathematics,
Electa Henley, domestic science and
A. b. Roy, manual training are the
new teachers. Miss Harriet Lyons is
the only new teacher In the grades.
she being In charge Of the third grade
at whitewater school.
The list Of teachers. as announced
BY Superintendent Mott. this morning.
70 ~ follows:
supsrvlsors.
Alice G. Locke, drawing.
VIII Earhart. music.
hieh School.
I. e. NeK, principal.
]. r. Thompson, biological science.
Bertha =. Hawkins. mathematics.
Elma Nolts. German.
r. L. Terrence. assistant mathe.
MATES.
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Edith Tallant. assistant English.
Edith Francisco. assistant Latin.
A. L. Murray. English.
b. w. Kelly. assistant physical sci.
ence.
w. d. Waldrip. history.
Martha Whitacre. assistant mathe-
matics.
g. d. Miller. commercial department.
Margaret Black, assistant CONNER.
cial department.
Anna Fnfrock. assistant English.
Edgar A. Menk. Latin.
Constance Fosler. assistant German.
Alice G. Locke, drawing.
Ivy Craft, assistant drawing.
Will Earhart. music.
Emma Bond. sewing.
Kiturah Parsons. domestic science.
Edna johnson, assistant English.
@. o. Mcclellan. manual training.
Garfield.
y. c. Heironimus, principal history.
Judge Boggs. assistant principal. his.
tory and physiology.
J. H. Blose. history and English.
8. q. Norman. history.
Alice Test. Latin and German.
Magdalena Schuls, German.
Elisabeth williams. English.
slara Graves. English and physiol.
ov.
Catherine v. Reese. English.
=. Annie Wilson. English and his.
tory.
Florence shute. English and music.
3. E. Ellis. mathematics.
n. @. Larrance. mathematics.
Carrie c. Lesh, drawing.
Electa Henley. domestic science.
A. B. Roy. manual training.
Finley.
Fourth and South b.
A. n. Tschaen. principal. CAB.
Martha Bond. assistant teacher.
Emma Lesson. SAB.
B. 0rsce Test. 4AB.
Clla W6enker. SAB.
Mary r. Marsh. 2AB.
Minnie 4. Hale. assistant principal
1AR
Cordya Simpson. kindergarten.
Warner.
Junction Seventh and Fort Wayne
avonuo.
Harrisn -As~ Thompson. principal
CAB.
Sarah eandsrson. assistant teacher
Carolyn l. 9alter. 6AB.'
Nellie G. Nawhood. lAB.
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