The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-10-09
TEACHERS
IN RURAL
SCHOOLS
LIST OF THOSE TEACHING
THE YOUNG IDEA HOW
TO SHOOT


begun and most OF the teachers l'+
ready have their work we'll in hand
tCctcher lst, Margaret Doolist.e
county superintendent, began the an
nual visiting tour among the schools
Of Logan county There are l15 lif-
ferent schools and it is the supsriI
tendents duty to inspect the GOV
ernment, classification and methol cf
Instruction to note condition o.
schoolhouse. grounds, apparatus;
Ithen report to- the district sch
board, making any suggestions that
may improve the school in any way.
During the past summer, school
loards and patrons have been urged
10 repair and renoyate the school
houses, so they will be neat. att-ac-
Tive and fit places for children to
live in. Much improvement has been
made. Local paint dealers report
large sales Of paint and varnish 20
district school boards It is to be
hoped that Logan county will lead n
the crusade for exterior and interior
Improvement OF school property TO
further this enterprise, Miss Doolittle
has outlined a plan whereby the pu-
pills are given incentives to assist IN
this movement. To the boys a
credit in agriculture is offered FIR
keeping the school grounds grad Il,
drained, cleared of weeds. brush, etc
and also to take care of the roa1-
side for a total OF at least one mile
on the roads leading to the sch )ol
house, to clear off weeds, brush, re-
move useless signs and to perform
any other duties that will add to .he
general appearance Of the country.
To the girls a credit in domestic
science is offered for the proper care
and cleanliness of the school room,
the arrangement for clean and decent
drinking accommodations, and tho
general oversight for orderliness AMI
tidiness during the lunch period. o.
the monthly report card this year, the
teacher is requested to allow ea-h
pupil per cent to be added to iAe
general scholarship average for care
of mouth and teeth and for personal
cleanliness and neatness,
The following is a list OF teachers
employed in Logan county. OF This
number 67 are teaching the same
school that they taught last year
This is one of the way marks to goo1
teaching and good schools.
Teaches in Logan County, 1914-1915'
Dist Name Address.
/ Con. Carrie Larson, Guthrie.
! Con Nettie staubaus, Navina.
] Con. Almira Abernathy, Guthrie.
Con Elzonia Morris, Guthrie
| Mrs. Nellie Wilsur, Marshall
Edna Sechrest, Marshall
Hazel Hearn Marshall
A. l.. Langston. Crescent
Anna Lightle Lowell
Elva Whitehead, Loveil
Halle Bonar Lowell
IS Marian Witt, Crescent.
Laura Stobaugh. Crescent
IN T~.-.4 fs-,..,,.t
II Leota Sheriff. (c). Crescent
u Elsie Wedertz. Crescent
l3 J. C. Harkns, Crescent.
l3 Elizabeth Gooch Crescent
Is Ellen Wolfe Crescent.
10 June Moss. Crescent.
l3 Mary Watkins Crescent
ls Mrs. Elsie Norris. Crescent
I3 Mrs. A. l. Langston. Crescent
IS 7. c. Anderson. Crescent.
IA Mrs. Jessie Lane. Crescent.
i6 II. w. Bowens. (c) Guthrie.e
Ia Opal Flaugher. Cashion.
IS Birdie Lehman. Guthrie.
% Mary Griffin Guthrie.
4 Matte Shirley, Cashion.
p Hazel Jones. Cashion.
2 Verna Bridal. Cashion.
3 Margaret Holland. Edmond.
a Inez Housh, Orlando.
s Alice Jones Marshall
G Rrsy smith. Orlando.
= Ada Gordon Mulhall
5 Ruth McWherter. Orlando.
2 Myrtle chambers. Crescent
Clemmie Phelps. Mulhall. I'm
@ Blanche Wilder. Crescent p
Nellie Payne Guihrie
Editn Hnffer Guthrie
Helen Pruett Guihric
1ernice Myers. Guthrie r
Mildred Bond. Guthrie.
Clara Servcin Guthrie. I
Virgil johnson. ,cl. Guthrie. .
Nav Hirschi. Guthrie.
Mrs. I. c. Ecfon. (cl. Guthrie. N
Regina Herber. Guthrie. 81
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