The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-08-31

The following is list of the teach
ers and their building and grade or
subject assignments. These assign
ments are, in measure, tentative and
may be changed at the discretion of
the superintendent.
High school: G. H. bowman, prin-
cipal; M. G. Mitchell, history and eco
nomics; Mary Benson, mathematics:
Helen Porter, English; Grace Horna-
day, English; Jane Hobbs, history;
Florence Sharp, Latin; Walton B.
Clarke, chemistry and Physics; l.. c.
Angel general science and biology;
Ira T. Brown, manual training; Naomi
Schorn, commercial, Grace Buttolph,
German; Mary McGill, mathematics;
Ruth Lofts, English; Mary II. Hun
gate, domestic science; Gladys d,
Coulter, English and history; Pauline
Piatt, English; Louise Culver, French
and English; M. S. Hoover, CONNER
cial; e. ]. Laurenson, commercial and
general science; r. H. Musser, agri-
culture.
Lincoln school: Elizabeth NJ Shot
well, principal; Clara Corbett, arith
metic and geography; Elizabeth Pow
ers, reading and penmanship; Myrtle
| lmhoff, history, ciyics and physiology;
Clara Peterson, grammar and draw
ing; Cornella Fraser, sixth grade; Ed
ma Welch, sixth grade Georgia Coul-
ter, sixth grade; Zula Ballenger, fifth
grade Elizabeth Trezise, fifth grade
] Elizabeth Hamilton, fourth grade;
4 Christine Hemingson, fourth grade;
Emily Warren, third grade; Clara Bill
/ liar, third grade; Alma Faris, SECOND
grade; Emma Marth, second grade
Alice Taylor, second grade; Edith Dy-
CERT, first grade
Bickel school: Ethel M. Taylor
principal Fannie Perkins, geography
civics and art; Effie Barnes, history
and grammar; Rose Murray, reading
penmanship and grammar; Josephine
Howard, arithmetic and physiology
Ruth Hewett, sixth grade; Marie Metz
sixth grade; Frances Agar, sixth
grade; Edith Draper, fifth grade
Margaret Grieve, fourth and fiftl
grades; Martha Snyder, fourth grade
Alice Stark, fourth grade: Grace
Franck, third and fourth grades
J Katherine Kautz, third grade; Lucille
Wolfe, second and third grade; Marga
! ret Williams, second grade; Nina
J Struble, second grade; Mona Faris
/ first grade
Elementary grades, Fl. S. building
) Belva Pierson, first grade; Lois Stew
, art, second grade.
: Special supervisors: Grace Bryant
: music.
2 The following is an interesting iten
3 of comparison between the schoo
: year 1894 and the school year 1914
e Is, relative to teachers leaving th
e service of the Twin Falls schools. A
: the close of the school year of 1881
= 21 teachers withdrew from the Twi
d Falls schools. Some withdrew to b
s married, some to accept better pos
5 tions elsewhere, and others to liv
n elsewhere At the close of the schot
0 year 1914-15, 19 teachers withdre
from the local schools. OF these 19,
e withdrew to be married, Z to accel
:. better positions elsewhere, l to Ii,
: on the coast, gave no reason.
s because of reduction in salary, l
Y rest year and because of non-ele'
y tion This is In every way a mo-
It favorable comparison with the prece'
y ing school year 1t is felt that
n Withdrawals at the close of last yet
i as compared with 81 of the prevfol
6 year reflects most favorably upon tt
e stability of the local teaching fore
stl In recognition of the splendid VOL
% rendered in the local schools, tt
a Board of Education acted favorab
y upon the requests of the followir
4 teachers for leaves of absence uni
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