Weekly journal-miner., 1912-07-10

W. D. bakei, supetutchoeut anu instructor in Latin.
 r.. W. Hart. principal of High School and instructor in science and mathematics, supervisor of boys athletics.
 Ellen Clemens, instructor in bo,any and commercial subjects. Glenn W. Persons, instructor in mathematics, English and history. Mice Adams. instructor in Latin, German and history. Edith E. Hurley. instructor in English and Spanish; supervisor of Girls athletics.
 Mrs. Geo. C. West. teacher of eighth grade. vice Maud Perry, re- signed.
 Josie Butler, transferred from the Lincoln School to take the place of Margaret Cave, resigned.
 Mamie Cain. high fifth and low sixth grades. transferred from the fifth grade to take the place of Ruth Fucker, resigned,
 Maymc Mcdonald. high fourth and low fifth grades,
 Clara Bischoff, high third and low fourth grades.
 Mrs Florence Smith. low third and high second grades.
 Ma,a Dexter, beginners first grade. Ethel Hale, kindergarten.
 Winifrcda Gale. supervisor of music and assistant kindergarten. Della Bonell, instructor in sewing and supervisor of drawing.
 Award NJ. Boss, instructor manual training. .
 Helen Piper, principal Lincoln school and teacher second and third grades
 Belle Rodgers. teacher third and fourth grades.
 Mrs Beryl Blodget. teacher first grade.
 Adelaide " Bishop, kindcrgartner Mabel Brislcy. assistant kinder garincr.
 In regard 10 the new teachers, Mr. Persons is graduate of a four years normal course. Courtland State Normal, New York, where he did extra work in mathematics. He has taught successfully Latin and English in an eastern military academy; was principal for two years of New York State Union School, and before coming to Ari- lona was principal of township consolidated school in North Dakota He was recently teacher and prin- cpal of the Washington School, this city and, later, county school super lntcndent of Yavapai county.
 Alice Adams is a member of the pioneer graduating class. Prescott High School; is graduate of the University of Michigan, A. R. 1911 besides her practical experience a' assistant kindcrgartner in Prescott and settlement work in New York she made an cnviablc record as | high school teacher in Big Timber Montana, during the early part o The past school year.
 Edith R. Hurley made very ex cellent record at the University o Michigan. class of 1910. and has haC two years experience in the Higl School of Owosso, Mich.
 Until few days ago 1t was though Ina, Miss Cave would succeed Mis- Perry, who declined re-appointmen az teacher of the eighth grade; bu upon her arrival home she was of tered an advantageous position, tha ci student assistant in the Westerr Kansas State Normal School. whicl she preferred to accept. The boar' oi trustees has decided to avail it self of the services of Mrs. Geo. ( West. who is graduate of pri ya,e academy and of a State Norma oi Indiana and has had several years experience in High School work il wyoming and in Prescott B, reason of her scholastic training am experience she is considered especial y equipped for preparing pupils fo High School.
 hayme Mcdonald is a gradual o' the Tempe Normal and has ha 'hTee years successful experience | me rural schools of Yavapai count,
 Mrs Beryl Blodget is a specials " a primary teacher. She was pre- pared at the Los Angeles Stat Normal and has had two years ex peIienee in California.
 Adelaide V. Bishop. who succeed Mss Bitner as kindersartner is