Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-08-31
NOT MANY CHANGES MADE EX-
cEPTING WHERE VACANCIES
HAVE RESULTED.
ROGERS AND ARNOLD
BOTH REMAIN INTACT
No Changes Made in Either Of These
BuiIdinss-Franklin School, Where
Death and Three Weddings Came,
Slows Most chanses-Few Changes
in High School.

SUPERINTENDENT Aaron Palmer, of the
ment OF teachers for the approaching
school year. Considering the large
number of teachers, the changes are
Few. Two buildings, the Rogers ana
Arnold, show no changes at all. IN
the Franklin. where one death anu
three weddings came since the close OF
the last school year, there are the
greatest number of changes In the
nigh school the changes are compare
lively few.
As a result of the deaths of Misses
Emma Curtis and Marie Bohen, prin-
cipals of the Click and Franklin
schools, respectively, three schools Will
have new principals. Miss Mary Hos
teller becomes principal of the Click;
Miss Jessie Hall, who has been princi-
PAL of the Woodbury. for several years.
goes to the franklin; and Mrs. Inez
w. Dent succeeds Miss Hall at the
Woodbury..
The Assignment.
The assignment for the new school
year follows:
High school-Edward H. Shuey,
principal, psychology; Katherine L..
Morgan, Fannie A. Quaife, Cora
DCrowder, P. c. Sanford, mathematics;
Georgia Macarthur, mathematics ana
normal training; Mary E. Paul, Helen
NJ. Somers Nalrosa V. Vail, Bess E.
Fleming, Edna NJ. Balch. English;
Madge Sparks, Caroline Z. Gallagher,
Florence Maher history; Mabel Mears,
Latin Meta Schmidt, German; I. T.
Wardwell, physics and chemistry; Ar
thur r. Gerhart, biology and agricul-
ture; r. l.. Miller. Ada Burnett, COM
mercial department.; o. f. Haus'
manual training; Gertrude l.. Kerr,
Ellen Skegg, domestic science; Frances
NJ. Young, drawing; Elizabeth Welie-
meyer music; Ruth Foskett, physical
training; Fred c. Eggers, mathematics
and military training.
John Childs school-Katherine L.
Morgan principal; Blanche Porter,
seventh grade; Florence Gustafson,
sixth; Marie E. McCluer, fifth; Ethe-
lyn Yount, fourth; Maude McBroom.
third; Adeline Currier, second; Nellie
A. Pierce, first; Caroline Anderson.
kindergarten.
Rogers school-Della Winery. pr!n-
cipal, seventh grade; Ethel l.. Ravens,
sixth: Martha A. Cowie, fifth: Bess E.
Horne, fourth; Sarah j. Koran, third;
Winifred Chamberlain, second; Lulu
S. Schultz, first: Maude Swingley, kin
dergarten.
Click school-Mary E. Hostetler,
principal, seventh grade; Eta w.
Langon. sixth Edith L. Wickersham,
I, II,, \
McMurray third; Doris Collins. sec
ond: Eta B. Utley. first: Ina Will,
kindergarten
Abbott school-Mrs. Lora l. Rich
ardson, principal. seventh grade;
| Vlasta s Brhel. sixth: Eva Cumming;
| fifth; Idella Bruce, fourth Amy Bren-
| necke, third: Della J. Rhoade:, second:
Lille NJ. Houghton, first; Alice A
| Baird kindergarten.
Arnold school-Mary 3. Hail. prin-
| cipal. seventh grade; Tess Tinker
| sixth; Alma E. Giddings. fifth: Clara
Z. Northup, fourth; Mabel H. Ordway
third: Alice Kinsley, second; Harriet
| Miller first; Gerna Carney, kinder
garten.
| Woodbury. school-AIrs. Inez W
Dent. principal, seventh grade: Lottie
Cartwright, sixth; Nellie Burgoon
fifth; Ruth Dieterich, fourth; Lila
Beckett, third; Minnie L. Smith. sec
ond; Orrie E. White, first; Marie F
| WEIGH, kindergarten.
Arson school-Alice B. Lincoln
principal. seventh grade: Grace Vim.
cent, sixth: Amy Moore, fifth: Rutl
Moscrip, fourth A; Mary Lord, fourt.
| B: Minnie Berggren. third; Mary A
Parsons, second; Helena Redmond
Bernice Stormes, first; Nellie Morey
| kindergarten.
Franklin school-Jessie Hall. prin.
cipal, first grade; Eta Miller sew
enth: Jennie H. Wells sixth: Margare
WATSON, fifth; Margaret Benedict
fourth: Vera Belle Guthrie, third
Myrtle Schultz, second; Grace Wells
kindergarten.
Miss Cumming Employed.
In the above list the only one of the
new teachers whose employment ha!
Il not been heretofore announced, is Miss
Eva Cumming. Of this city, assigned tt
fifth grade Abbott Miss Cumming II
a daughter of F. o. Cumming, 61t
East State street. She is a graduate
Of the normal department Of Palmer
College, Albany, Mo-, and has attended
summer school at both Ames ant
Cedar Falls. She taught sixth ant
seventh grade in Tama for two years
and for two years taught seventh ant
eighth grades at Carroll.
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