Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-08-13
COUNTY SCHOOLS OPEN SEPT. =
Majority Begin Then, steen Says
the Last OF Teachers

the county viii begin their tAh
terms September z. says W. y.
steen, county superintendent. who
has Just completed compiling the
list of teachers for the schools. All
but two Of the fourteen graded
schools in the county have nine
month terms, the others having ses-
:sions lasting eight months. One
rural school has nine-month SEES
zion. More of the rural schools than
ever before have eight-month ses-
isions,. Superintendent Steen says.
The teachers of the county will
meet in Abilene September and .
for the first meeting Of the fall
term. AT that time plans for the
years work will be discussed and
everything mapped out in readiness
for the opening Of school. With one
or two exceptions, the names OF all
teachers have been reported to the
county superintendent. The list
follows:
Pearl (Union 1)-W. E. Steiner,
Frances Erickson, Miss Nelson.
Talmage (Union Edith STAT
ford, Bertha Stokes, Mabel Stafford,
Nellie schuerman, Mildred Thomp-
son.
Solomon. L. Mickey, superin-
tendent; Jennie Johnson, principal
high school; Helen Byrd, high
school; Lucille Look, high school
and eighth grade; Clara Day. sew
enth grade; Mary Meuli. sixth; Lula
Nemechek, fifth; Eva Diehl, fourth;
Mary Leasure, third; Mamie Mcln-
.erney. second; Iva Monk, first; Iva
Brown, kindergarten.
Hope (1OO)-W. o. Stark, super
intendent; Mary Bertsinger, high
school: Meade Hargis, seventh and
eighth grades; Anna Miller fifth
and sixth; Florence Palmer, third
and fourth; Grace Riggs, primary.
Chapman (80)-John Van Ars-
dale, principal; Mary Meyer, Eliza
beth Meyer, Flora Leatherman.
Enterprise (16)-J. ]. Yoder, su-
perintendent; Edwin Almquist, Eta
Reed, A. H. Engle, Agnes Camp
bell. Olive Persinger, Julia Euth'
Margaret Lininger.
Amy Nelson, 2 Irene Warner
3 Elizabeth Lowe, Anna BonIlelo'
7 Hazel Merrilat, 8 Carrie Sayior'
9 M, F. Aumiller, Mrs. M. F. Al
miller: 10 Ruth French, IL sadie
weckle, Florence Seaman. Myrtle
Councilman; IL Mary Mahoney, IL
Susie Hostetter, IA unreported' 10
Sylvia Engler, II Earl Laney' MaDei
Eliason, Ida Steckel; Is Faye Wood
10 Hazel Koogle, 20 Florence Free
man, FL Bessie Wingerd, ~ Sylvia
Winslow, 20 Edith Frey, "a Ora
+Gunselman, 25 Elesa Schaaf' 70
Margaret Mize, 81 Lenora Peterson
% Milton Haffa, 80 Viola Baker
81 Walter Hassler, 80 Gracelee
Woolverton, Bertha Issitt, Neva
Clark: SO Helen Grove, "a Mary
Miller. IS Addie Thomas, SO Hazel
Knisley, 81 Marjorie Bert, 80 FLOR
ence Glenn, 80 Stella Reager, Al
Mary wilkins, AZ Dale Norman 46
Edith Steininger, "A Edna Linn, 40
MAZDA Aumiller, 46 Olga Tonkin' ~
Harold Ewald, Hazel Habeker; AZ
Elsie Kochenower, 40 Viola Ganten-
bein, so Earl Rodgers, 81 Grover
Easter, So Ida Schwendener, %
lydia Denny, "a Vera Steininger' 90
Elizabeth Landes, Sc Grace Hoft-
man, 81 Esther Ehrsam, So Allison
Hassler, SO Miriam Picking, 60 un-
reported, 81 Lota Gish, 81 May Mus
tard,, SO Hazel Bryson, "a Pearl
Peatling, 65 Eva Lay, 81 VIENNA
WYATT. SO Hedwig Schmutz, So Les
ter Hoffman, 10, Edna Ryan, mary
wilson. Anna Dakin; ~ Esthsr
Baer. 7S Fay Foster, "a Hazel Fos-
ter, rs Cannie Slough, rs Ida Houi-
ton, n Marie Supple, 70 Ferne ster-
ner, 70 Grace Merrilat, 81 W. vi
Gunselman, 80 Encie Picking 90
vesta EngIe, "a Mary Rauch, 80
Edith McGaffey, Sc Godfrey Miller
AZ Hildagard Borchardt, SS Laura
Ramsour, SO Edna swanger' 80
lone Sheriff., 81 Jessie Marshall, ~
Monroe Book, 90 AWE Lowe, "a
GLADYS Miller. s5 Roy Snyder, 50
susie pike, ss Cora Purves, 90 Mar
~aret Cooley, 1O1 Georgia Smith
1o2 May Dahnke, 1O4 Emma Beber-
newer los Gertrude Engle, 1O6
vsra Mccoy, 1O7 Esther Lowe, lOS
Beulah williams, 10 jacob hrloel'
III Marie schlegel. 112 Hazel wOoi-
ey, ia, Mamie Ringey. 10 Anna
W .1f1 Iva