Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-28
sUPERlNTENDENT PALMER AN.
NoUNcEs LIST OF TEACHERS
FOR SCHOOL YEAR.
SCHOOL BEGINS ON
TUESDAY, SEPT. 3
cancies Up to Week Ago Being
FiIIed-Miss Elsie Noble, Of Mont.
cello, to Teach Latin-Miss Ruth
Moserip For Grade Position.

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the public schools, today announced
the assignment Of teachers for the
coming school year, which begins
Tuesday, Sept 3. Up to a week ago
there were but two vacancies to fill,
and these have now been supplied.
Miss Elsie Noble of Monticello, has
position N the high school. and Miss
Ruth Moscrip, OF this city. will fill the
remaining grade position. She has
been assigned to the fourth grade at the
Arson school.
Miss Noble is a graduate Of Coe Col
lege Cedar Rapids, did post graduate
work in the University of Wisconsin,
taught at Madison, S. D., and for the
past two years in the Abba high
school.
Miss Moscrip is a graduate OF the
high school mere in the class of 1909.
and has been teaching since she fin
ished school. Her work has been in
the Fairview school in Marion town.
ship. in Marietta township, Jefferson
township, and Dunbar. Last year Miss
Moscrip taught the intermediate de-
partment in the ERADICATE, Iowa, school.
She is daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. F.
A. Moscrip, of this city.
The Assignment.
The assignment, as made for the
various buildings. is as follows:
High school-James II Gray, prin-
clpal. mathema tics; Kathryn L. Nor
gan, mathematics; Fannie A, Quaife,
mathematics: Carolyn Gallagher, his
tory: Ethel NJ. Wilson, physics and
chemistry; Mary A. Eaton, English;
, Elsie c. Noble. Latin Igerna NJ. Getz.
German: Bess Fleming. Latin; Reba
WINERY, English: Clifford A. Cairns.
history and civics: Media Mae Bush
nell. English and physical training;
lra Gahr!e!son. agriculture, biology and
physiology: Cora Crowder mathemat-
les: Mary f. Paul. English; Cher E.
HauG. manual training: Ralph f..
Marble. mathematics and physical
training: Madge Sparks. history;
Ethel I. Phelps, supervisor household
economies: Edna Benson. supervisor
drawing: Elizabeth Wellemeyer. su-
| per visor music: Lucia Chapman, SUI
nervisor Dcnmansh.p.
First ward schoci-kathryn L.
Morgan principal; Carmen Whitney
| sixth grade: Ana f. Stranberg, fifth
! grade; Rose Lincoln, fourth grade;
Maude McBroom, third grade: Adeline
Currier, second grade: Ida FftZsim-
mons, first grade; Carolyn Anderson
| kline ergarten.
Rogers scllool-DclIa N-hnery, prin
! cipal, seventh grade: Myrtle Nicklir
sixth grade: Martha CoWie. fit!
! grade: Bessie Horne. fourth grade
Sadie Horan, third grade; Ethel EricN
son. second grade: Lulu Schultz. frs
! grade: MauGe SHirg!ey. kindergarten
Click school-Emma Curtis. princi
pei. seventh grade; Eta w. Lanson
sixth grade: Ida Conner. fifth grade
Bessie y. Rushee, fourth grade: Id
A. McMurray. third grade: Theresa \
Probst, second grade: Ella Adams
first grade; ina Will, kindergarten.
Abbott school-LCra L. Richardson
principal. seventh grade; Lillian Ten
nant, sixth grade: Elasta S. Brhe
fifth grade: Margare, Geer. fourt
grade; Gala l.. Knowles. third grade
Della j. Rhoades. second grade: Lii
liam Houghton. first grade; Alice :,
Baird, kindergarten.
Arnold school-Mary Hall. principa
seventh grade; inez ". Dent, sixt
grade: Alma E. Giddings. fifth grade
Elsie J. Welker. fourth grade: Mahe
Ordway, third grade: Katherine Ketch
um second grade; Harriet Miller frs
grade: Gerna Carney, kindergarten.
Woodbury. school-Jessie r. Hal
principal, first grade; Marie Boher
seventh grade: Louise Asllren. si%t
grade; Julia Buck. fifth grade; ALI
NJ. Smith. fourth grade: Lila Bicket
third grade, Minnie L. Smith, secon
grade: Marie r. Welch, Kindergarten
Arson school-Alice 3. Lincoln. prin
cipal, seventh grade: Blanche Porte
sixth grade; Ethel NJ. Ravens, fift
grade; Ruth Moscrip. fourth grade
Margaret f. Thompson, third grade
Mary J.. Parsons, second grade; Mimi
, Ecrggren, second and first grades
Gertrude r. Miller, first grade; Mel
Morey, Kindergarten.
Superintendent Palmer looks fC
the largest enrolment in the hiG
! school ever known. He estimates tina
4 the enrclnen NJ Will reach the 500 mari
which will he sixty in excess Of tn
enrolment of last years opening. La!
! years figure of 40 was the largest