The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-09-06
superintendent Ely Completes
His Annual "Faculty."
IN SHAWNEE 145 INSTRUCTORS
All of 1O3 Districts Are Well
Supplied.
Only. % Men to Stand Before
BlackbOardS.


the teacher takes her place on the
platform with new primers and
arithmetics and biographies. The
scholars, brave in fresh sunbonnets
desks Scared with the jack-knifes
carved initial. They begin the ener-
getic study of "Still Sits the School
house by the Road" and Blessings on
Thee, Little Man.
There are 1O3 districts in Shawnee
county, each of them well equipped
with a flourishing schoolhouse. OF
the 145 teachers, 23 are men-three
more than last year despite the pass
age of the suffrage amendment.
I'VE need both men and women in
the work, explained Superintendent
Eby. Il hope the time will never
come when the men lose interest in
pr1ncipalShipS and teachers positions
In some of the larger and more diff
cult schools to manage we need men.
On the other hand, men are not
adapted to primary work. We have
strong crops of teachers this season.
year.
Several of the schools have already
opened. Superintendent Eby has
visited the grades at Reed, Williams
and Silver Lake. Here comes the
superintendent, whisper the kiddies
and sit very straight and fold their
hands.
In glancing over the list of teach
ers one notices names of many pupils
recently graduated from the Topeka
high school-ready to take up the
work with a freshness and enthusiasm
that is priceless.
List of School Teachers.
FolloWlng is complete list of the
shawnee county schoolma'ams and
schoolmasters:
Dist. No. Teacher
! Prin. Earl Bean. Maud Snyder
9 Prin, Jessie Rice, Mary zarker.
5 Hazel Nash
Lola Dickman
$ Addie NJ. Gaulk.
Lulu Bullock
10 Erie Bell.
II Callie Kincaid.
IA ]. T. Brady.
IA Josiah Jordan.
19 Anna Hogarth.
IS Lulu DeMoss.
10 Lovina McEnroe
u Mamie Settler.
y Prfn- Militia j. Moon, Darline Hutch
ms. Mary Patterson.
"a Myrtle Sopher.
25 Charles Kosier
26 Mrs. Eva NJ. Lindamood
IS Belle Miller
% nellie Shidler
80 Jennie johnson.
81 Margaret Long.
81 Mildred Rachnor.
81 Prin- J. H. Hanger, Grace Gaines.
MaSde " l. cIaPs. Aa isa & W c9dds
Bertha Viergever, Mrs. Violet b.
35 Prin. Otto ]. Hendricks, Alma Cor
don, Charlotte E. Bleakley, Stella
kendrick. Alta NJ. Elliott, Zoula V
Sc Prin. VIM. VanorsdoI, Frida Betchtel.
Maud N. Folks. Emma Burnett,
Bertha Hotze, Margaret Borst. Mar
garet Prout, Beth Eaton, Augusta
l. Waite
81 Ruth Huntington.
IS Mona McCarty.
50 Prin. Pessie Grosvenor, Ethel Kin
kaid
40 Lois Tice.
Il lima Nystrom:
AZ Pfin. F. G. Miglario, frankie Ward,
Elizabeth Altman.
43 Prin.. Carrie Kendrick, Mabel Roude-
bush.
A Mrs. Sadie F. Detlor.
% Sada Roby.
40 Prin, Forrest W. Huntington. Clara
Henderson J. r. Williams, Ethel
As. Jennie Gannady.
81 Charlotte Black
50 Prin. Malvina McMurray, Ruth He'll.
Mrs: Ida s. Brady
So Wallace Corbett.
Sc Elliott Carriger.
81 Fern Mold.
50 Prin. D. H. Wallace, Bertha Kistler,
Naomi Anderson.
GO E. NJ. Rogers. Laura Sanders.
81 Prin Jessie n. Glenn, Ester Atch-
ison, Meta Startup.
g. Irene Black.
6 AIDA NJ. Stockham.
"a LouV Med1ock.
65 c. NJ. Windle.
IS Emma Corbet.
81 NJ. Edna Corbet.
6S Mary Hundertpfund.
So Grace Frantz.
20 Maud Cromwell
II Minnetta Blood.
" Anna Schmahl.
rs Edith Trostle
"A Elsie Anderson.
10 Ida Zickafoose.
sc Grace French.
IS Vivian B. Lankard-
70 Goldie Hook.
so nellie Hardick
81 Elizabeth Anderson.
50 Mary Schmahl.
81 Winffred Williams.
So Prin- Virgil Heron, Josephine Rezac.
Sc Clarence Turner.
Mrs. Edna l. stock -., -
olive F1eck
50 Barbara Mummert. s
so Mary FritSche
% Mrs. Hattie Sego.
81 Grace Helm
95 Dulce Long.
90 Rhea Bernard.
IS Regina McEnroe.
100 Bessie Higgins.
1913 Grille Bourassa. Eva NJ Willard.
TWO GAMES AT SKENE'S.
The Walk Over club and the Eagles
will stage a baseball game at Skeene's
park beginning at 2 O'Clock Sunday aft
ernoon. Thest two clubs met several
weeks ago and the Walk over club won
but the Eagles have collected a strong
er club since then.