The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1915-09-03
SCHOOLS OPEN TUESDAY
Full Corps Of Teachers include
Nineteen Changes.


with the great majority of the teach
ers familiar with the work but little
time should be lost in getting the two
thousand pupils properly organized.
The new Lincoln school building
will not be ready for occupancy for
several weeks, and consequently the
"portables" will again be pressed in
to service. If still further conges-
tion exists, it may be necessary to re-
sort to halliday sessions for a short
time.
The district boundaries will not be
changed for the present. Pupils liv-
ing north of Clinton and west of
Washington streets will attend the
Central. Those north of Comstock
and east of Washington, will report
the city Shiawassee st. will still be
boundary between the Washington
and Bryant districts.
The teachers are expected back on
Saturday and Monday, and are to re-
port at the Central school for the first
teachers meeting at p. m, Labor
Day.
The County Normal will open on
Wednesday, September 8. A larger
number of students than usual have
signified their intention OF enrolling,
and it is quite possible that only those
having completed full high school
course can be provided for. The crit
ic room of the normal will accommo-
date ten each of the following classes
beginners, third and fifth grades.
ages. and many of the pupils enrolled
there last year completed nearly
twice the amount Of work prescribed
for regular grade. Parents wishing
to secure the advantages of this room
should notify the superintendent.
The list of teachers in the Owosso
schools for the term that opens Tues
day, September Z, has been completed
and made public by Supt. M. w
Longman. There are nineteen new
teachers, or considerably less than
the average number of changes each
year. OF the ffty-nine teachers, or
the list, sixteen are Owosso girls.
The new teachers are indicated by
the stars following their names in the
sfollowing list:
M. w. Longman, superintendent.
M. G. Jones, principal high school
y Elsie Whipple, office assistant.
Supervisors
Maud Morrice, drawing.
l.. j. Carr, manual training.
Florence Mack music.
Lila Harrington, penmanship,
Bessie Hoover, domestic science
and art. -
H, G. Johnson, physical training.
County Normal.
Susan Walsh, principal.
Ellen Rich, critic.
High School.
J. F.. McBain, science.
Clara Allison, Latin.
Mary Ruthrauff, German.
Marjory Cleary, commercial
o. H. Voelker, history.
Carolyn Barber, English.
Gladys Dershem, mathematics.
Hazel Goodrich, English.
Ethel King, mathematics.
Central Grades.
M. C. Hampton, Sth grade boys.
Edith Boice, Sth girls. "
Ethel Coburn, 7tn.
Hilda Marshall, 9Th.
Agnes Cansfield, 9Th and 9Th.
Effie Ayers 5th.
Julia Bourgeois, 4th.
Zella Hopson, 4th.
Marie Brewer, 3rd.
Amy Zoschke, 3rd.
Jewel O'Connor, 2nd.
Stella Eagon, End.
Kate Corlett, 1st.
Elizabeth de Geus, 1st.
Ella O'Connor, kindergarten.
Emerson School.
Cora Miller, principal, Sth.
Mattiebell Getman, 7th.
I Margaret Mccormick, 9Th.
Rosamond Backus, 5th.
Margaret Best, 4th.
Helen Gibson, 3rd
Beatrice Andrus, 2nd.
Clara Osborne, 1st.
Margaret Robinson, kindergarten.
Washington School.
Amy Requa, principal, 7th.
Frances Packard, 9Th.
Dollie Corn, 9Th.
Elsie Farnsworth, 4th.
Nellie jerks, 3rd.
Josephine Battle, End.
| Avis Green, 1st.
Lulu Mey, kindergarten.
Bryant School.
Violet Crane, principal, Sth.
! I. Madge Cavanaugh, 7th.
Lena Mumby, 9Th.
! Marguerite Mahoney, 9Th.
Lila Wilcox, 4th.
Alta Conger, 3rd.
Bertha Weick, End.
Magdalene Posthumus, 1st.
Grace Fisk, kindergarten. !, ID.