The Lamar register., 1913-08-27

ceeded In the first grade by Miss
Florence Young. Miss Young is a
graduate of the Colorado Teachers
college and taught in the Holly
schools last Year. Miss Fortune
will teach In the Seattle, Wash
ington. schools.
In the Central school. Miss Marx.
who has been elected to a position
in the Redhnds, Calf, school. will
be succeeded by Miss Spivey. a
graduate of the Colorado Teachers
college and has had special training
in primary work and in music. Miss
Martha silver. who is attending
Chicago University. will be sue
ceeded by Miss Margaret Ford. Miss
Ford was granted a leave of alb
sence two years ago to attend
the State Teachers college and is
now graduate of that institu-
ton. Miss Gibbons. who has dis
continued school work indefinitely
for a home de bien. will be succeed
ed by Miss Gail Parrish. Miss Par
IRISH :s a graduate of the Univer-
sity of Colorado and has been
'teaching as assistant principal in
one o; the La Junta schools.
In the Pioneer school. Miss Bet
iteys. who started the tendency 10
ward matrimony which later came
near to being an epidemic. will be
succeeded by Miss Mary Lake. for
several years teacher of the Dry
Creek school in this county. Miss
Marie Buckley. who was coaxed
away with a better salary by the
La Junta board. will be succeed.
ed by Miss Millicent Clark from
Riley. Kansas. A. w. Kelly, prin-
cipal. will be Followed by B. F..
Hamon. Mr.. Hamon is a graduate
of the Oklahoma State college.
In the high school. Miss Batman.
principal. will be Flowed by C. w.
Mottinger. formerly principal of the
University Place high school in
Nebraska. Mr.. Mottinger is a grad
uate of the University OF Nebraska
and has had a number of years
experiences as principal OF schools.
Mr.. Black who was selected to q
better position in Colorado Springs.
will be succeeded by Miss Elizabeth
Davis of Boulder. Mas Davis is
q graduate Of the state university.
and has been fon the past three
years principal Of the Kremling,
Colo. high school. The position
OF science teacher and coach will
be filled by Clarence Lewis. Mr..
Lewis Ia a graduate OF the Univer-
sity of Denver and is making spec
ial study Of the industrial applica-
ton of chemistry. He takes the
place Of Miss Taylor who was elect
ed to q position in the Telluride
high school at an advance in sal
airy. p. e. Clement Is the new in
structor In agriculture and manu-
Al training. He has received his
training In the University of Wis
consin and the Colorado Agricultur-
al college. For some time past he
has been principal of the high
school at Rock Springs. Wyoming.
There are now employed twenty
six teachers In the Lamar schools.
OF these. ten will be new to the
work this year. The board has ex-
ercised great care in filling yacan-
cies. realizing that some of the
best teachers in the corps were of
those concluding their work in
the schools.
In order to give the people OF
Lamar an opportunity to meet the
teachers the board of education
al tender a public reception to
the new teachers at the high school
building Friday evening to $3.50
September s. There will be a mu-
steal program and refreshments. All
school patrons and persons inter-
ested in the school affairs of La
mar are cordially invited to attend.
Lamar teachers. Lincoln school
Florence Young, Lena Cooper, Ne
80 Ia 0oman Rose Thoman, Sara