The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1915-03-11
SEVERAL ARE ON The GRILL
Board in Executive Sessions Considers
Complaints but After Argument All
Teachers are Reelected Save Those
Who Desired Leave Of Absence.

The board of education at its March
meeting at the city hall on Tuesday
night decreed that the schools of the
city should be under practically the
same management for another year.
Mrs. Mary D. Bradford was reelected
as superintendent George N. Tremper
as principal OF the high school and with
two exceptions all teachers In the high
school and the graded departments
were retained for another year. The
two teachers who were not reelected
had asked to be relieved Of their duties
on account of i'll health and they may
return to the schools later. The re-
election of the teachers failed to cause
any great argument on the part of the
members of the board. The election of
a very few was in doubt and the COM
plants made against these teachers
were taken up at an executive session.
Nothing was brought out of especial
interest and there was only one vote
against the acceptance of the report of
the committee. Miss Ella Powers was
reelected as first assistant in the office
of the superintendent, and Miss Rosalie
Lyman as assistant truant officer. The
following is the list of teachers named:
Supt. Of Schools Mary D. Bradford.
\ Kenosha High School Principal,
George d. Tremper; domestic science,
frances G. Beck; mathematics and
English, Elizabeth Timme; mathema-
tics, G. L. Ebert; English, Lillian Evans;
physiography and physiology, Harriet
j. Fink; commerce, o. H. Hill; public
speaking, Rachael Kanarr; commercial,
John B. Maloney; German and English,
Florence Hammond; manual training,
Jesse Moore; German, Anna ]. Miller;
English, Mrs. Mary Murphy; English
and history, Dorothy Slater; mathema-
tics and science, Josephine Stieg; com
merce, Katherine Tommy; physics, S.
W Ward; Latin, Nina E. Weston;
chemistry, Maude Shelton; English and
history, Emma Brister; history, La
Maude Yule; history and English
ISdUC1 IOs 1IUS-
Principals E. F. Randall, Frank
school; Marie A. Heating, Columbus
school; H. B. Murphy, Balm school;
Mrs. H. M. Mckenzie, Weiskopf am
Gillett; E. E. Better, Durkee school.
Special Supervisors and Special
Teachers-H. W. Kim, supervisor of
manual training; Frances Beck, teacher
Of domestic. science, high school, and
supervisor of cooking, grades; Edna E.
Hood, supervisor of industrial course
for all grades, and Of sewing for girls,
also supervisor of kindergartens; FL. Fl.
Kopphn, teacher of elementary manual
training; J. Fl. Sprague, teacher of ele-
mentary manual training; J. E. Moore,
teacher of manual training, high school
and grades; Margaret Y. Pirsch, teach
er elementary cooking; Edna e. Cam
eron, supervisor Of music; R. Ruth
Melville, supervisor Of drawing; Kath-
arine T. Reed, teacher of deaf school;
Esther A. Melass, teacher Of open
air school.
Eighth Grade-Anna M. Kroncke,
Jessie E. Loveland, Dorlos Burris, Ag-
mes L. O'Hare, Frances G. Kalten-
bach, Nellie I. Maloney, Alice J. Hau-
gan, Linda Steele.
Seventh Grade-Ella B. Carver, Cor.
nelia E. Shaw, Irene G. Lilley, Naomi
G.. flaming, Winifred Farley, Mary
E. Langan.
Sixth Grade-Mae Martin, Harriet
Paul, Leila Shreve, Viola Smith, Ana
bel Joseph, Louise Pearson, Title Mac
Arthur, Lois E. Northway.
Fifth Grade-Etta Learned, Julia
Bell, Irma Hageman, Pearl savary,
Edith G. Wallis, Margaret J. Farley,
Eda M. Button, Rosa M. Button, Mar
gsret Alder, Mrs. Ella G.. Williams.
Fourth Grade--Catherine B. Noyack,
Frances Price, Camilla Grignon, Rose
Wesley, Elvira Thomson, Marie Looze,
Matilda Hansen, Ella Sehalk, Caroline
Vomastek.
Third Grade-N Alice March, Eliza
beth hunge, Befnlce BentIey, Ruthe
Casterton, Eileen Hebron, Lulu G..
Lampe, Carlena J. Michaelis, Emily E.
Robinson, Clara F. Truax, Edith De-
Lano, Joanna R. Lingonblad, Hannah
Hovey.
Second Grade-Anna NJ. Butcher,
Winnifred Carter, Mabel Wyrhan, May
Mcnamara, Mary G. Spartz, Mrs. Ruby
7. Lease, Mary O'Hare, Jean O'Hare,
Eunice Trimborn, Elizabeth Bonney,
Hermena A. Hoehn, Ella Norlander.
First Grads-Edna B. Washburli,