Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-21
SCHOOL BOARD
NAMESTEACHERS
FOR next YEAR
Present Members of Instructing
Corps Are Reelected Last
Evening.
TO TEST HEATING SYSTEM
Proposals Received From Several
Auditing Firms to Appraise
School Property.

The school board held an adjourned
meeting last evening to give attention
TO several matters laid over from the
regular meeting held last Tuesday
All members were present.
Proposals we're received from sew
eral auditing firms 10 appraise the
school property, giving a carefully
prepared statement OF the present
actual value Of each Of the school
buildings. Occasion frequently arises,
In connection with placing insurance
and at other times, when 1; is OF great
importance to the board to have on
file such an appraised valuation
After consideration, the several pro-
posa.s were referred to the president,
II. II. Cleaveland, for further infor-
nation.
Mr.. WEIGH reported the adjustment
Of rates for electric power in the
manual arts building. The board al
lowed a bill for s76.5S in favor OF the
Peoples Power company.
TO MAKE TEST.
Mr.. Lewis OF the firm OF Lewis &
Kitchen of Chicago. who installed the
central heating plant in the manual
arts building, was present to confer
with the board with reference to the
efficiency OF the heating system and
proposed a very thorough test OF the
plant, including the careful weigh
ing OF coal consumed in a given length
OF time, and measuring the con-
ag OF Ia.
period of time The board authorized
this test to be made at an early date
at the expense Of Lewis & Kitchen.
Upon the recommendation of the
supply committee, the purchase of a
16-inch jointer for the manu..l arts
building was authorized.
DR.. Pearce reported for the commit
tee on insurance that, on account OF
the removal OF the heating plant and
wood shop from the high school
building. a credit TO date of $40 had
been allowed on insurance covering
the high school and checks for this
amount were turned in 10 the board.
TEACHERS GRADED SCHOOL.
The present members OF the teach
ing force were reelected for the com
ing school year.
Hawthorne-L. c. Daugherty.
Kemble-Adda Z. Muse.
Lincoln-Frank S. Mccall.
Eugene Field-Mary e. Entrikin.
lrving-Leonora Witherspoon.
Longfellow-Ida w. Lundy.
Horace Mann-Mary L. Carter.
Grant-Dora F. Newton.
Audubon-Jane l.. Wilcox.
TEACHERS EIDED SCHOOLS.
Maude Robertson. Emma Battles,
Margaret ]. Wilson, Mary Lannen.
Anne Can:y, Winifred Huntoon, Mabel
Sundehn. Sue Donaldson, Elsie B..
Johnston. Grace Wood, Mrs. Jas. a.
Weed. Mary Brennan. Marion Bland
ing. Nellie Kellerstrass, Alice Ritzler,
Jennie Murphy, b, Margaret Ferry,
Louise Koch, odessa Wakefield, Jessie
Prick. Anna Johnson, Julia Anderson.
Frances Oswald. Ellen Freed, Ger
trude Yohn, Marion Moore, Charlotte
Schneider, Mabel Freistat, Florence
Mccarthy. Martha Huesing. Meta c.
. WitdR. Gertrude Fitzpatrick, Eta
Wakefield. Charlotte Fickenscher
Clarissa Freeman. Bessie Beeler. Min
ME Martin, Emele DeSanto, Grace
Noftsker, Bertha Jonassen, Florence
Morrison, Lola Smutz. Elizabeth
Ste.ck. Lille Roth, Charlotte Ken
worthy, Edna Ellis, Mary Dewey
Dacie Williams. Minnie Frederick
Bessie Olson. Ethel Carter, Heller
Iaffer;y, Amelia Traenkenschuh, Fan
ME lnglis. Sue Lee, Natalie Mirfield
Mary Quayle. Nettie Dodge, Marie
Kohc. Esther Olson. Julie Eckhart
Julia Melhcoir. Mabel Levey, Nina
Foote, Edna Mccarthy. Florence An
drews, Dorothy Peasants, Anna
Bormley, Clara Grandin, Helen Pryce
Dora Hartz, Ethel Young.
HIGH SCHOOL TEACHERS.
Cora l.. Eastman, assistant princi
pal. Latin; Augusta Hellpenstell. Ger
man; Alice Rush, biology; Ellsworth
+. Burch. commercial branches
Linus L. Harms, manual training
Thos. p. Sinnett, history and algebra
Jennie Sturgeon. English Ada Schos
sci, mathematics; Merle S. Harmon
history: Arthur Q. Larson, CONNER
eial branches; John W. Caste. his
tory; Edward NJ. Starr. science: VII
ginia Ballard, English: Wilhelmin
Barfield, English; Mildred Dodge
Latin; Alma Buhlig. German ant
stenography; Tage Joranson. histor.
and algebra: J. F. Kolb. manual train
ing; Thos. B. Myers. English; Bessi
Bladel, librarian; Nettie Williams
once clerk.
SUPERVISION.
Superintendent Of Schools-H. T
Hayden.
Principal OF High School-A
Burton.
Supervisor OF Music-E. L. Phi