Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1913-09-18
AT NORTH SIDE
SCHOOL HOUsE.--NEW TEACH
ERS ADDED TO THE FORCE.

fire drills will be maintained. There
are fire extinguishers, fire hose and
water pipes on each floor, and exits
to fire escapes are always free so
that the building is just as safe as
such structure can be, and far SAT-
er than ever before in its history.
- vTy complete equipment for do
mestic science has been added; fine
room has been furnished and most
capable woman hired for the work.
The tables weRe made in our own
manual training shop under the su-
pervision of Mr.. K. K. King.
The equipment for sewing has
been enlarged and the course ex-
tended. Much of the equipment also
was made in the manual training
shop, by the boys under the direc-
tion of Mr.. King.
1t is the purpose of the board Of
education to offer in the city schools
of jamestown, courses in sewing,
cooking, manual training and me-
chQnical drawing that are second to
none in quality. The same purpose
holds true for all other courses Of
fered.
OF last years teaching force the
following will return:
E. r. Edwards, Superintendent.
H. w. Jones, principal of high
. school.
Miss Emma Thompson, principal
! Of Franklin school.
Miss Ella Benson, principal of
necth aide school. H @
TX. X. King, principal south side
building and manual training, and
gymnasium work.
Miss Margaret Kemp, high school
assistant.
Miss Cora Linn, high school as
sistant.
H. c. Piehl, high school assistant.
Miss Barbara Finney, music.
Miss Margaret Montgomery, grade
work. ........
Miss Mae O'Loughlin, grade work.
Miss Lena Schmidt, grade work.
q Miss Alice Devaney, grade work.
Z, Miss Emma Fosburg, grade work.
Miss Alice Oldham, grade work.
Miss Carrie Trogan, grade work.
Miss Adelia Stinson, grade work.
Miss Fanny Dunning, grade work.
Miss Clara Gunsallus, grade work.
* Nine new teachers are employed to
) I'LL vacancies caused by resignation
from last years teaching force.
Mr.. w. P. Gaynor will have
charge of the commercial depart
ment in the high school. Mr.. Cay
nor is a graduate Of the Potsdam,
N. T., normal school advanced course,
and has completed his academic
~vork at the University of Wisconsin
and the University Of Minnesota.
He took his commercial work at the
Mankato Commercial College. Mr..
Gaynor has successfully held teach
!. ing and executive positions in the
following schools: Hortonville.
Wis.,; Drummond, Wis: Osceola,
Wis.,; New Auburn, Minn.; Truman.
Mimi, and his last position was the
principalship Of the Battle Lake.
Mimi, schools. Mr.. Gaynor has had
in all seven years of successful
teaching experience. and comes very
@hhighly recommended as a teacher
and q man. He is thirty years OF
age and unmarried. The CONNER
cial department Of the jamestown
high school is in thoroughly good
hands and the course will be gradu-
ally extended so that the graduates
will be as we'll qualified for Office
a. those of any institution any
where.
The resignation Of Mr.. A. L. Ayl-
mer during the summer made neces-
/ sary the filing. Of his position in the
\. high school. Everyone regrets ex-
4 ceedingly the resignation Of Mr.. Ayl-
mer. His position will be taken by
8 Mr.. G. G. Plank of Humboldt, Iowa.
MI. Plank ID i young man. grad
y uate Of the Alma, Iowa, high school,
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