The Marshall republican., 1913-08-29
FALL Term BE-
7 GINS SEPT. 8

Superintendent l.. j. Hall of the
Marshall public school has an
nounced the following assign
ment OF teachers for the ensuing
school year. opening Monday, Septem-
Der 8. All the teachers of the corps
are now under contract and the
Iorce seems an exceptionally strong
one. The five new typewriters for
tho newly installed commercial
course in the high school we're re-
ceived recently, and the work bids
lair TO be Nyery popular with our
young people. Resident pupils are
charged no tuition for this, these new
branches and the regular tuition for
non-residents admits them fully TO
these and all other c;asses I'm the
high school. With a strong college
preparatory. general teacher training
and commercial course. and faculty
consisting OF twelve members, five
gentlemen and seven ladies'. Both the
academic and athletic interests OF the
student body will be cared for as no
yer before In the history OF the In
stitution. '0.
High school-Prln. J. X. Bear. His
tory; Miss May DuggIns; English.
Miss Mary Fisher; English; Mrs.
Matte Yancey, Moth; Miss Mary
Davis: Latin; Miss Ina Northcutt,
Normal: Miss Mildred Mcbride, Ger
man; MIR. n, u. Rich, Science and
Math; Mr. Il. u. Grain. Science; Mr..
Clarence Livingston. Com; Miss Emily
Albeitz, Study Hall; Mr.. Il Place
Music:
Eastwood w.L.Johhson. Sth
Miss Lillian Sparks. 9TH; Miss Katie
well. 9Th: Miss Mabel Harrison. 9Th:
Miss Alice Montague. ith; Miss Kit
tie Carroll. 3rd: Miss Ada swisher.
End; Miss Ellis Coleman, list.
Benton---Prin. II. +. Conrad, 18th;
Miss Anna Dysart, 9Th; Miss Laura
Fuhr. 9Th; Miss Anna Mccormick.
5th; Miss Annie Smith. ith; Miss
Helene sliffe, 3rd; Miss Lillian
Ball, end. Miss Mabel King, LIST.
North--Miss Mnzie Bridges. lstsa a2nA
and 3rd. -----e
High school Grades Miss Harriet
Laurie. ist.
Prln J. X. Bear OF the high school,
H. graduate OF Drury College and
has done post graduate work at Chi
cago University. During the past
two years he has served very success
fully us principal OF the Mt. Grove
high school. Mr.. Homer u. Rich. In
structor In science and mathematics,
Is n graduate OF Central College and
has done post graduate at the Univer-
sity OF Colorado at Boulder. During
the past three years he has been one
OF the very strongest members OF the
lCartervillc high school. He Is n
graduate OF the Slater high school,
MIR. +. ID. Grain. instructor in science.
Is also graduate OF Central College
and has done post graduate work at
the state university at Columbia.
During several years past he has been
principal OF the Gillian high school
whore his work has been exception
ally successful. Mr.. Grain is also a
Saline Co. boy and was graduated
from the Sweet Springs high school
re'ore going to Central. c, Living
ston, D! Bowling Green. Kentucky,
who will have charge OF the CONNER
cial branches In our high school, COM
es to us very highly recommended.
Besides a broad academic training he
Is a graduate OF the Bowling Green
Business. University, with the degree
Of Bachelor OF Commercial Science.
Prot. W. l.. Johnson, the newly
chosen principal OF the Eastwood
School, is a graduate OF Mariansyillo
College and also OF the state Normal
School at warrensburg. During
the past two years he has been
at the head OF the schools at
Humansville, where he has shown
himself an excellent instructor and
executive. Prof. II. f. Coonrad, who
will within few days take up his
work as principal of the Benton
school Is also OF the state normal
school at Warrensburg. He has had a
rumber OF years experience as teacher
and principal and comes to Marshall
highly recommended. Miss Laura Fuhr,
who will have charge of 9Th grade at
Benton School, Is a graduate OF the
} State Nomal School at Warrensburs
and a teacher OF several years exper-
J icnce. Miss Kittie Carroll. whose
! work will be in Grade Three at the
Eastwood School, is also from the
State Normal School at warrensburs
and has taught successfully in both
4 town ana cotntry for several years.