Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-21
ELECTS MISS M'HUGH
High School Department Head Made
Principal at $1,000 Year.
REED OF BLUFFS VICE PRINCIPAL
=. r. WOOIIcry Assigned Associate
Vice PrincipnI---BIi-s Belle Ryan
Elected Assistant superintend-
emit with Increased PAY.

hlgh SCHOOL, was elected vice prtncp pal
at geo year for the ensuing year and
J. II. Woolery was assigned as associate
vice principal last night all by unanimous
vote of the members of the Board Of Edu-
cation.
Miss Belle Ryan was elected assistant
superintendent OF schools for a term of
three years, and her salary placed at 81 700
year. an increase Of $500 per annum DR.
X. A senter. one Of the principals OF the
high school. was given the duties OF GUS
todian OF properties, while two changes
were made in the heads OF the depart
ments
Miss Mary Sullivan was named as the
head OF the department OF English ltera-
ture. and Sara Taylor was made head OF
the department of constructive English to
succeed Miss Florence McHugh. who has
resigned her position to be married.
other Department Heads.
The remaining heads Of departm snts were
assigned as follows: Ada 1. Atkinson. his
tory; Nathan Bernstein, PHYSICS ABBA
Willard Bowen. modern language; l.
G. Rusmisel. commercial department;
II. A. senter, chemistry. Bessie j. Snyder
Greek and Latin; Caroline e. stringer
biology; Neva W. Turner. domestic sci
ence; ]. E. Wigman, manual training ana
J. F. Woolery, mathematics.
OAK Cua1Beh were InAd6 IN the prlnClpal-
ships OF the ward schools and three teach
ers were advanced to principalships while
Miss Margaret Mccarthy, principal of the
Pacific school. was placed on the retired
list, along with Miss Katherine Crane
eighth grade teacher in the Cass school.
The three advanced to prineipalships are
Miss Nina Doyle, who Is assigned to the
Dupont school; Miss Emma Rosicky, who
gets the Sherman school. and Cora s.
Anderson, who was placed at the head OF
the Druid Hill school.
These transfers were made: Jennie L.
Redfield, from Lincoln to CASTELAR,; Alice
d. Orr, from Dupont TO Lincoln; Lizzie L.
Banker, from Leavenworth to Pacific;
Elizabeth Thompson. from Sherman to
Leavenworth, Isabelle Doyle, from Clifton
Hill to Columbian, and Carrie Nash from
Druid Hill to Clifton Hill.
Assignments of Principals.
Here are the assignments of principals:
Bancroft school-Kate L. Brown.
Beals school-Virginis White.
Cass Schooi-Mary K. simonds.
CASTELAR, School-Jennie I. Redfield.
Central school-Mary A. Fitch.
Central Park School-Elizabeth Rooney.
Clifton Hill school-Carrie Nash.
Columbian School-Isabelle Doyle.
Comenius sehool-Helen Wyckoff.
Druid Hill School-Cora s. Anderson.
Dupont School-Mima Doyle
Farnam School-Agnes NJ. Harrison.
Edward Rosewater School-Martha w.
Frankiin school-Ann e. Hutchins.
Kellom School-Effie Reed.
Howard Kennedy School-Franc Eaton,
Lake School-Emms Whitmore.
Leavenworth School-Elizabeth Thomson.
Lincoln School-Allce D. Orr.
Long School-MarthR l.. Powell
Lothrop School-Nora II. Lemon.
Mason School-Emma Wheatley.
Monmouth Park schooi-Etta smith.
Pacific School-Lizzie l.. Banker.
Park School-Susan Eveleth
Saratoga School-Emily Robinson.
Saunders School-Mary A Reid.
Sherman School-Emma Rosicky.
Train School-Clara B. Mason.
Vinton School-Jeanette L. Woodward.
Walnut Hill School-Dora Harvey.
% Webster Sehool-Sadie p. Pittman.
Windsor School-Harrtet 8. Eddy.
Miss Adelia Kiewt was placed on the
permanent list of teachers and Miss Clare
Jones was elected to the position Of stenog-
tapher in the high school, both assigned
10 work In the office of the principal.
Mabel Mcbride was placed on the assigned
list Of teachers, to be used as a substitute
teacher in the department OF free-hand
drawing in the high school during the
absence OF Miss Mary Haunting, who has
been granted a years leave Of absence for
study in the Pratt institute.
Call for Manual Training.
petition signed by $50 residents in the
manual training be placed in the school,
was presented, and a committee consisting
\ bf j. H. Adams. DR.. Charles W. Pollard
- and Floyd Smith appeared to plead the
cause OF the petitioners.
Speaking for them Mr.. Adams declared
that the district was entitled to manual
training and urged that the board comply
with the request. He said the district was
'bne of the largest in the city and sug-
gestcd that a building on Park avenue and
Woolworth avenue be rented for the pur-
pose. The petition was referred to the
teachers committee ana the superintend-
- emit of instruction
Hearkening to the appeals Of the police
department. the board decided TO buy two
motorcycles and loan them to the police
Tor emergency purposes to run down vio-
lators of the automobile speed laws.
"Inasmuch as the fines resulting come
into the school fund, l think IT good bust
hess policy TO buy the machines" said
Charles Courtney. chairman Of the build
lngs and grounds committee, In presenting
the report. The machines that the auto
police have now are incapable Of over
hauling vlolators and as the department
Is without funds / think we should pur-
chase the motorcycles
I'm the last two months more than 81. 4OC
In fines have been given to the school
fund and last week, when two machines
were loaned the police for two days, the
receipts ran well over the $500 mark"
Courtneys report was adopted unani'
nously.
Domestic Science Pays Way.
The report OF the director OF the do
nestle science department OF the high
school Miss Ethel C. Fullaway showed
that the receipts for the year were ST. S06.0 o.
and the expenditures, including the d.
eector's salary were A.eian, leaving 6
credit balance OF Sl65.sS The total attend
bnce during the year was Ss9S, which
averaged a cost Of 1Ots cents each. Two
hundred and fifty-five pupils were fed
Saily
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