The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-05-07
|NAY Use COSSON ACT N
! SCHOOL LAW ENFORCEMENT

reached. Principals Reid Of the high
school and Patterson OF the George
Washington were given an increase
of 500 per year, and Principal Denni
son was given fifty dollar per year
raise. A. g. Gill. supervisor Of pen.
manship. whom Clinton is endeavor.
ing to secure away from Keokuk. will
receive $1,000 this coming year.
LIst Of Teachers.
Tho following is the complete list
Of teachers for the coming year:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Aldfich.
Supervisor of music-Philip o. Hay.
den.
Supervisor Of penmanship-A. s.
Gill.
Supervisor Of drawing-Ella NJ.
Pearce.
Special teacher Of manual training
III. H. Mcclure.
Special teacher Of domestic science
A. Foster.
High school-R. L. Reid, principal;
Harriet Solomon, assistant principal,
mathematics; Florence Backus, Lat
in: Bertha Read Craig, history; Jessie
H. Wilson, assistant in history: Marie
Kiedaisoh, English; Mary J. Gam
pert, German; Anna d. Baum, natural
science; A. s. Gill, commercial sub
jects; Nina A. Reck, assistant in COM
mercdal subjects; J. P. Coyle. science;
Lucia G.. Pittman.
George Washington SCHOOL,. s.
Patterson. principal. Grade 8, Huldah
Harshman, Alice Immegart, Elizabeth
Kilroy; room 8, Alice e. MacGowan;
Z, Minnie v. Bindel; 6. Nina Phillips;
8, Anna NJ. Temple; 4, Generose Ma.
loney; 8, Mary L. Culkin; 2, Eta
Reps; l. Fannie e. Martin.
Carey school-Sidney A. Denison
principal. Room 10. Mary e. Tolmie;
9. Cora C. Reeves; 8. Grace Van
Grieken; 7, Olive J. Rice: 6. Jessie
Van steenwyk: s, Mildred Marley
Florence Gabriel; 3, Nellie e. Schuel
er; 2. Kate Van Grieken; 1, r. Emma
Estes.
Terrence school-Clara Perdew
Sheldon, principal. Room 6, Lillian S
Mcdowell; 8. Pansy Beckett; 4, Buen
ma Newberry; 3, Margaret Mcbride;
2, Helen M Bradford: 1. Alice v. Yer
million.
Garfield school-Elizabeth w. DUN
lap, principal. Room 5, Emma I. Bin
del: 4, Alma Bank; 8, Kathryn b
Spears; 2. Helen Culkin; 1. Anna ]
Gage: cadet, Lora NJ. Pagett.
Wells school-Eva J. Stevens. prin
cipal. Room 6. Louise Dimond; 5. s
Myrtle Megchelsen; I. Edith Jack;
2. Bessie Rempe; /, Carrie B. Gil
more: Leila A. Hays. kindergarten.
Lincoln school-Louise Helwig
principal. Room s, Mary ]. Harring
ton; s, Bertha Il Nelson; 4, Helen M
Castor; 2. Mamie E. Slack: l, Abbie
Griggs; cadet, Marion Bradford.
Hilton school-Norma Peters.
Prices Creek school-Dora Lach
mann.
Miss Anna Mcbride, unassigned.
Name school JefrerSon.
The seventh ward school district
will hereafter be known as the Jeffer
son district. and the new school there
the jefferson school. The committee
on new buildings reported the plans
1t had adopted for the Jefferson
school, and these plans were Official
ly sanctioned by the board. The wori
is progressing on the plans anu speci
fications, and the committee reported
that 1t was getting in shape to adver
tise for proposal sfrom the contrac
tors. The Jefferson is about montf
In advance of the new Garfield. Tine
Lincoln school addition Will be
shorter Job than the others and thu
work is going on with the others.
The board ordered rest room fo'
teachers in the Lincoln school ant
SUPERINTENDENT Aldrich was authoriz
cd to make arrangements for a kin
derearten at the Lincoln building mex
year. It develops from the reports
that the kindergarten at Wells ma
been one of the most valuable AM
popular features ever introduced init
the schools.
Plan for June Fete.
p G.. HAYDEN. supervisor Of music
asked permission to take several hun
dred pupils to participate IN th'
June fete on the postoffice lawn OF
June 5, and 1t was referred to Super
,ntendent Aldrich with power to act.
N,ss Eva Kunzman was employed
az clerk to the superintendent,
Warrants were ordered drawn Il