Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-09
Council Bluffs
TEACHERS ARE GIVEN RAISE
Over Six Thousand Year Will Be
Distributed Among Them.
BEvERDGE GETS 500 MORE
Superintendent Reports Names Of
Teachers Who VIII Enjoy Raise
and Those Who Are to
Graduate In June.

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Graduate In June.
Asserting that Council Bluffs paid its
school teachers less salary than any
other city in the state and that the best
teachers were constantly being induced
to leave. Chairman Hendricks OF the
teachers committee recommended at the
meeting Of the Board of Education last
night a uniform increase Of pay. and his
recommendation was approved. The
total increase for the i3i teachers was
shown to be 5000 per year.
In the high school the increase adds S
q month to all OF the teachers with the
exception of Principal Marshall and sew
eral others, who get raise OF from 80
TO 500 a year, making the principal
pay 1880 year. The salary Of Superin-
tendent Beveridge was increased from
se.70o to ESQ.
In the graded schools the minimum pay
OF the teachers was raised from 80 TO IS
a month and the maximum from so to-
SIS. with proportionate increase for all of
the principals Of the buildings. The IN
crease will make the payroll of the
teachers approximately $4,000 per year.
At the present time II Is a little more
than $4,000. Chairman Hendricks said
there would be no shortage caused by
the increase for the coming year. al
though the estimate Of required revenue
furnished for taxation was considerably
less. for the reason that there had been
a gradual accumulation OF money In the
teachers fund. amounting to $500 last
year and surplus Of $4,000 at the end
Of the present year.
Teachers who Benefit.
The list Of teachers for the next school
year who will share the increase was re-
ported by Chairman Hendricks and
elected. as follows:
Teachers for the school year, lsi2-isls:
High SCHOOL,. E Marshall, principal;
J. C. Grason, Jet Thrush. Dollle d. Bur
CESS. B. 8. Asquith. Kate Reed. Mitsle
E. Showalter. Edna NJ. Sprague. Emma
Boesche, Edith Fiickinger. Jennie Rice.
Elmer w. Reading, Floyd r. Morgan.
Anna q. Ross, Clarence A. Pierce, Mary
ID. Wallace, Pauline X. Rieth. Claudia B.
Rice. Agnes Pheney. Grace Holmes.
Washington Avenue school-hantie
MA0kuEls pIlDClpbls fttttu Aoo AyttAf 80
bel orrls, Caroline Blake. Matte 0. Phil
lips, Mary Kennedy. Nellie NJ. Cole. Ada
shepard. Ruth Z. Templin. Nina Con-
verse, Nellie Bonfield. Marguerite Ora
ham, Martha Belle Hetzel, Marie Dege,
Bessie Howlette. Mrs. May Scott, Mrs
Elizabeth Gleason, Stella Roger. Cora
NJ. Gretzer.
Bloomer school--Nannie NJ. Hardin.
Grace Thompson. Mary Tidbali. Myrtle
McNutt. Katherine. Morris. May Mailer.
Julia Walker Hazel Arnd. Alice Walter,
Elizabeth Morris, Margaret Mcpherson.
Dorothea spetman. Jane Howe. Gertrude
Davenport.
Twentieth Avenue school-clsra Meyers,
Mamie Moreno. Charlotte Henninger,
Katheryn Putnam, Edith Joseph, Eliza
beth Crocker. Hannah Bick. Elizabeth
White, Grace Riley. Mary Coggeshall,
sadie Barrett Hazel Lewis. Dora Lyon.
Mrs. Eva Lyon Theodosia Hobbs.
Pierce Street School-Mrs. Mary Prouty.
principal; olive NJ. Hari. Eunlce NJ. Ora
son. FLORENCE storrs. Ada M. DALEY,
Edith .Tompkinson. Sara sperie. Myrtle
Winter. kiida McFadden, orya Converse,
Wayne Morris, Gertrude Green, Edna
NJ Grosvenor.
Third street schooI-Mrs. M. B. Curtis.
principal: Elsie N. Powers. Asst. a. M;
Maud Walker. Mary o'Connor, Blanche
Elizabeth Parkinson. Ida Cassidy.
Eighth Street schooi-willianne White |
principal: Minnie z. Clay, Jessie III. Al |
worth, Mary Hayden. Asst A. NJ; Anna |
Ash; Mrs. Rosa d. Pussy. Vera spetman, |
Second Avenue schooi-ElizabethG Graves, |
principal: Maud Mccartney. Winifred
johnson, Leila Hayden, Mrs. Belle Bar |
clay, Edith shugart. Mrs. Amy stayely.
Margaret Aiken, Lulu Spetman, Marie |
Peterson, Belle Robinson.
u G.hant-Cua T.. nadnttaf nrtU- |
cipal. Daisy Barclay. Jessie ". Mean. |
eney, Minnie Rupp. Bernice Ebert. Ruth |
Young May Warner, Clementine Guam
ella, Dorothy Cook. Eva utterback. stella
Graves. Anna B. Mikesell. Julia Hughes
Drake. principal: Elsie NJ. Powers. Asst
p NJ: Mary H. Loose. Emily Butler.
Anna Moule Florence White, Ida Noor-
hees, Crystal Dingie. Frances Wood
Madison Avenue school-May sims,
principal; Mary johnson. Edith b. f1eid'
Elnora Darnlli kg. A. NJ;
Harrison Street School-Minnie Hanson
principal; Theoan Kendle. Nora Shea,
Margaret Dea. Bernice Milliman' ks.
A. NJ.
nor, principal; Louise Carson. Margaret
Mcnamara, Elnora Marnill, Kg. p. ID.
Avenue e misunderstanding clausen, |
principal; Anna Van Druff, Inah Weir,
Oak school-Llilian cherniss, principal;
Anna Weinberg. Berniee Aiiiiman'
CORTLAND school-cora Jones. principal;
Supervisors-Grace Barr. Leroy Hutch
ins, Rachael Thomas
Seniors Who Graduate.
Superintendent Beveridge reported these
senior class high school pupils eligible
for graduation:
Peter ]. Aicher, Anna M. Lee,
Theodore +. Aicher. Noomie Lillian Lee.
Viola z. Allen, Pearl NJ. Mikletohn, 1
Floyd Bates, William Z. Mitchell, |
Joseph C. Beaumont Oral Paul MONTY,
Meriyn r. Burns. Paul Mueller,
Mary II. Campbell, Florence L Mullin.
Mary A. Clark, Clara Z. Nelson.
Jennie F. Cook. William P. Nolan.
Mignon A. cordilL. Gayle /: Oyster,
Helen Cox, George L. Peters,
Robt. p. Crawford, Oscar A. Pryor.
Robert w. Daniels, Walter Keller.
Arthur z. Dempsey, Earl +. Robinson.
Robert Finerty, Ella A. Sandwich,
George Z. Ford. Marion Saunders.
Mary r. Foster, Charles 3. Sessions.
Dexter w. Frank, william n. Sessions,
Relia NJ Erect, Douglas Smith,
Eleanor u. Fuller. Jennie n. Smith,
Joseph E. Hadlund, John L. Sorsnson-
Charles Hargens. Alice NJ. epearman,
Nellie II. Hartman. Neva Steinbaugh.
Elmer Harris. Anna Z. sweeney
I.ottie N. Harris. Eleonora Thompson,
Eleonora @. Herner. O. W. G Thompson.
Bessie Hewitt Helene thompson,
carroll Highsmith, Gertrude II. FINLEY,
Marian Jarvis. Myrtle j. van fosse
Elizabeth Jones. Cora r. waits,
John Langstrom, Joseph WEINBERG
Laura T. Larson, Horace welsh.
Edwin c. Larson.
utffNr~uee an Water BfI1n.
Enormous difference In the bills for
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