The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1914-03-12
Mrs. Mary D. Bradford and
Full Force Under Her Re-
elected Tuesday Night,
BOARD IN EXECUTIVE SESSION
All Save Four of Teachers Reelected
without Conditions and These Must
Take Examinations in Order to Hold
Contracts With the City.

Mrs Mary d. Bradford was reelected
as superintendent Of the schools OF
Kenosha at the meeting of the board
OF education on Tuesday evening and
at the same time new contracts were
offered to the one hundred and twenty
three teachers who have taught in the
schools of the city during the past year.
in cases of four teachers the contracts
were conditional on their securing new
certificates of ability to teach. The
election Of the teachers was the only
work done in an executive session of
the board held following the regular
meeting. There was long discussion
OF the merits and dement's Of the vari-
GUS members of the force, but this was
all behind closed doors. The salaries
scheduled for the teachers for the com
ing year were in keeping with the pro-
visions Of The salary schedule. The
members Of the board had short dis
cussion of proposed plan for pay
ing the teachers in twelve installments.
and it is probable that a new rule will
be adopted within the next few weeks.
The full list of teachers elected is
as follows:
Superintendent of Schools Mrs.
Mary D. Bradford.
High school--G N. Tremper, princi-
pal; S. w. Ward, physics and mathe
mates; 0. II. Hill, commercial depart
ment; G. H. Ebert, mathematics and
athletics; LaMaude Yule, history;
Nina r. Weston, latin; Mrs, Mary B.
Murphy, English; Josephine NJ Steig,
mathematics and science; Frances G.
Beck, domestic science; Harriet J.
Fink, phys. geography; Lillian II.
Evans, English; Anna j. Miller, Ger
man; Dorothy Slater, English and his
tory; Roxena r, Bryan, mathematics
and English; Maude Shelton, chemis-
try; Rachel A. Kanarr, public speak
ing; katherine G. Tuomy, commerce.
Supervising Principals--E. f. Ran
dali, Frank school; Marie A. Heating,
Columbus school; H. B. Murphy, Ed
ward Balm school; Mrs. H. M. McKen-
zie, Weiskopf and Gillett schools; w.
w. Hanaman, Durkee school.
Supervisors-Edna E. Cameron, mu-
sic; Edna z. Hood, sewing and kinder
gartens; II. Ruth Melville, drawing; fl.
w. Kim, manual training; George Nor
rissey, manual training; George "A.
Shubert, manual training; John H.
Sprague, manual training; Mae B.
Frisbie, open air school; Katherine f.
Reed, deaf school.
Eighth Grade--Anna NJ. Kroncke,
Frances G.. Kaltenbach, Jessie E. Love
land, Retta E. Murphy, Emma L.
Brister.
Seventh Grade-Clara M. Pierstorff,
Nellie L. Maloney, Agnes L. OiHare,
Alice j. Haugan, Irene G. Lilley, Mary
f. Langan, G. Winifred Farley, Mrs.
Ina Abrahamson.
Sixth Grade-Louise Pearson, Mae
II. Martin, Leila B. Shreve, Viola. Nj.
Smith, Mrs. Edith G. Schmid Har-
riet j. Paul.
Fifth Grade-Marjorie E. Toner, Eda
M. Button, Anabel Joseph, Edith q.
Wallis, Pearl G. Savary, Mrs. Ella G..
Williams.
Fourth Grade Blanche A. Havens.
1rma Hageman, Julia t. Bell. Mar
garet j. Farley, Catherine B. Novack.
Frances NJ Price, Flo B. Shields, Rosa
Nj. Button
Third Grade Emily E. Robinson.
Mayme NJ Eddy, Lulu G. Lampe. Mar
euerite Quinn, Mabel Wyman, Edith
DeLano, Rose G. Higgins, Ella schalk,
Matilda Hansen, Ruth Casterton. Jo-
anna Lingonblad.
Second Grade Mary G. Spartz, Ella
v. Norlander, Mary E. O'Hare, Jennie
nj. O'Hare, Hermena A. Hoehn, Nav
i. Mcnamara, Ora A. Harmon. Mar
garet c.. Telfar, Clara f. Truax.
First Grade Winnifred A. Carter,
Anna NJ. Butcher, Belle G. Cable, Ma
bel +. Lampe, Minnie NJ. Larsen, Ed
ma B. Washburn, principal Deming
school, Clara NJ. Carter, Ethel ]. Ben
nett, Margaret Moe, Elizabeth Bonney,
Goldie NJ. Beisner, Leola NJ. Ravens,
Emily Bond, Lena Nelson, Elizabeth
x Jacob.
Cngraded Teachers Mrs Alice IT,
Fink, Fife B. Kinney, Carlena j..
Mchaelis, Belle Ripley, Anna McIIugh.
Kindergarten and Assistants Flor
snce A. FoxWell, Florence II. Finnan,