Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-05-08
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LIST Of TEACHERS
ALL BUT ELEVEN OF THE SEVEN.
1Y.FoUR EMPLOYED SIGN NEW
CONTRACTS.
FIVE OF THE ELEVEN
ARE TO BE MARRIED
Cupid Makes Usual Inroad Into Ranks
Of Psdasosuss, and Three Brides Are
From Single 6uldins-List Of the
Teachers Who Have Signed For
Coming School Year.

| SO"ihS SCHOOi tSdFs
| At the regular meeting Of the school
board, held Tuesday night, the teachers
for the school year of 1928 were
elected. OF the seventy-four employed
| there were only eleven who returned
their contracts unsigned. OF this num-
! Der, two may sign later, five are to be
married, and one Of the remaining four
doesn't say whether she is to be classed
with the brides or not altho she is
considered by her friends as prospec-
tive.
OF the five who are to be removed
| from the teaching force by Cupid three
are from one building, the Rogers.
| They are Misses Sarah Chamberlain.
Madge Ellsworth, and Helen Pillsbury.
The other two brides be are Miss
Ruth Collins, supervisor Of drawing.
and Miss Nellie E. Stewart, teacher Of
the fourth grade at the Arson school.
| The other teachers who have noc
| signed for next year are Miss Bessie
| Brinton. sixth grade First ward; Ida
Fitzsimmons. first grade First ward;
Pearl Beinis, mathematics high school;
Lillian Buck, fifth grade Woodbury.;
katherine G. Weeks. first grade An
grade Click.
| In the above list there are two whose
signatures to contracts may be re-
ceived later. They are Miss Fitzsim-
mons, who is in Salt Lake City on sicl,
leave, and who will sign providing she
feels that her health will permit and
Miss Bemis. The latter may sign here,
or she may decide to teach elsewhere.
General Increase Made.
A general increase in salaries has
been made thruout the teaching force,
| regardless of any understanding as to
maximum for any certain grade or
! department. This increase was fixed
at $3.50 per month and brings the
salaries up to a standard that will COM
| pare very favorably with those paid in
other Iowa cities.
Those Who Have Signed.
The teachers who have signed their
i contracts for next year are as follows:
| Ella Adams, first grade Click
| W. o. Allen, biology, high school,
| Carolyn Anderson, kindergarten First
ward.
Louise Askren, sixth grade Wood
bury.
Alice Baird, kindergarten Abbott.
Lila Beckett. second grade Wood
bury
Marie Bohen, seventh grade Wood
bury
Vlasta Brhel. fifth grade Abbott.
| Bessie Bugbee. fourth grade Click.
i Ii
/ high school.
Luelia Chapman. penmanship.
Martha Cowie, fifth grade Rogers.
I Adeline Currier, second grade First
! ward.
Emma Curtis, seventh grade, princi-
pal Click
Mrs. Inez ". Dent, sixth grade Ar
mold
Mary A. Eaton, English. high school.
Alma Giddings, fifth grade Click.
Jessie E. Hall, first grade, principal
Woodbury..
Mary Hall. seventh grade, principal
Arnold.
Ober E. Haug. manual training, high
school.
Sade Horan third grade Rogers
! Gala Knowles. third grade Abbott.
Eta Langon, sixth grade Click.
Alice Lincoln, seventh grade, princi-
pal Arson.
Maude McBroom, third grade First
ward.
Ida McMurray, third grade Click.
Gertrude Miller, first grade Arson,
| Harriet Miller, first grade Arnold.
! Nellie Morey, kindergarten Arson.
Kathryn L. Morgan. mathematics
high school. principal First ward
| Muriel Moscrip, fourth grade First
ward.
Myrtle Nicklin, sixth grade Rogers.
Mabel Ordway, third grade Arnold.
Mary Parsons, second grade Arson.
Emma Patton, second grade Ar
mold
Mary Paul. English high school.
| Nellie Person, fourth grade Abbott.
Ethel Phelps home economics. high
school,
Blanche Porter, fifth grade Arson.
| Theresa Probst, fourth grade Arson
Fannie Quaife, mathematics high
school.
Olive Reeve. second grade Rogers.
Della Rhoades, second grade Abbott.
| Mrs. Lora L Richardson, seventh
grade. principal Abbott.
| wilma RODDlnS, kindergarten Ar
mold
Lulu Schultz, first grade Abbott.
Agnes Sears, Latin high school
| Allie NJ. Smith, fourth grade Wood
bury.
Minnie L. Smith. second grade
Woodbury..
Beulah Stewart, second grade Click
Nellie Stewart, history high school
Ana Strandberg, fifth grade First
ward.
Helen sruble, German high school
Lillian Tenant, sixth grade Abbott
Margaret Thompson. third grade An
son.
Mario WEIGH. kindergarten Wood
bury.
Elsie welker, fourth grade Arnold.
Della WINERY, seventh grade. prin-
cipal Rogers.
Reba WINERY history high school
I Ina Will, kindergarten Click.
Ethel NJ. Wilson, physics and chem
istry high school.
Carmen Whitney.
Elizabeth wellemeyer, supervisor OF
music.
In the above list all are employed
at present with one exception, Miss
Carmen Whitney, who is teaching in
the schools at Albert Lea, MINI. Miss
Whitney has been at Albert Lea two