The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-20
TEACHERS NAMED FOR %
STATE NORMAL SCHOOLS

CHARLESTON June is The state
board cfTregents and the state board
Of education have been holding sew.
,eral sessions since Friday evening,
and exepect TO continue in session for
several days longer
The board of control and board Of
regents made a proposition to the
owners Of property adjoining the
shepherdstown Normal that II they
would grade the ground and enclose
it with good fence six thousand dol
lars appropriated by the Legislature
would be paid out. The proposition
will be accepted.
While the board was in session late
tonight all appointments had not been
made, nor is it likely that the heads
for the Fairmont Normal and the
Montgomery preparatory will be Sc
lected at this, session, which will con
tinue several days next week. With
the exception of the two institutions
above mentioned all the former heads
have been reappointed at the same
salary as heretofore. The appoint
ments made by the board Of regents
up to late Saturday night are as fol
lows.
Marshal College, Huntington L. j
Corb1ey, president DR.. C. E. Hayworth
vice president; Mrs. Naomi Everett
dean Of women, French; Miss Annt
Cummins, education; Mrs. Harriet
Lyon, superintendent model schoo
Miss Lillian Johnston, Greek; A. j
Fitzgerald, history; DR.. c. E. saylor
Latin; w. G. Vinal, biology; E. E
Myers, manual art; Ola Stevenson
German; H. R. Wylie, physics AMI
chemistry; R. B. Chambers, rhetoric
Ada Colbert, grammar; Elizabeth Col
we'll, mathematics; Edith Clark, math
smatfcs; Emma Parker, substitute
preparatory; Anna Demon, assistant
substitute preparatory; Rhoda Crum
rlne. head piano; Helen Tufts, assis
tant piano; Mrs. c. E. Hayworth, voice
Florence White, expression; Lillian
Tsebell, model school: Mrs. Elizabetl
Myters, librarian; Ona ullman, mode
school; Mrs. Nellie Kearn, matron;
Ora D. Stats, precteptress; assistant
librarian unified; Dave Likens, head
ianitor; Mr.. HagIey, assistant janitor;
Mr.. Pollock night Waterman, $40 pei
month.
West Liberty Normal school-Johr
c. Shaw, principal; A. D. Kenamond
first assistant science; Callie w. Cur
lis. supervisor training; Mary v. San
ders, mathematics; Clara NJ. Rein
heimer, German and English; Maud
l. Jefferson, history; Mary L. Yager
French and English; c, T. Borgess.
Latin; G. W. Rogers janitor. !.
Glenville Normal schooi-E. C
Rohrbough, principal; Amy W. Gaines
tlE'ning teadher; Mary COupeland
English and Latin; Verd Peterson
science; Mrs. Ethel Grimm Peterson
French and German; Edna NJ. jenkins
music: Stella NJ. Rosworth, elocution
and drawing; George Firestone, JAM
tor. Two vacancies to fill yet.
Shepherd college-T. G, Miller prin
cipal; Walter NJ. Duke, first assistant
modern languages and mathematics:
Mable Henshaw, gardener, history
economics, physiology; Lynn Waddell
English; Ella May Turner, science
preparatory mathematics; Louise J.
Smith ancient languages; Lorraine
Fortney. chemistry, physiology, and
agriculture; Eleanor Blanche Barnes
music; James Washington, janitor.
Concord Normal school-C. /. BEN
is, principal; Fred A. Forester mathe'
matics; Felix Yanowskl, natural scr
ogy, science, and mathematics: Kirk
Woolery, social science; Florence
ence, Robert s. Gratherum, physia.
jackson, ancient and modern langu.
ages; Laura F. Lewis. English: Anna
R. Austin, training; sallie s. Tupggle,
librarian and ste nographer; Fannie
DangerheId, English and geography;
Lillian A.. Carr; music; &c. White
ianitor. @,I.
Keyser Preparatory school, ]. d. M,
Muldoon, principal; ]. G. sanderson,
vice president; Ida F. Menefae, his
tory and geography; Mary D, Edwards
German and Frensh; George W. Whit,
ting, English; Shepherd Young, com.
mercial branches; Elsie Ress, Huffman
piano.
Montgomery preraratory-A w,
Parsons. assistant principal and HIS
tory: Harriet Cults. Latin and draw.