The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-04-28
CLARA KELLY wins
FACULTY POSITION
School Board Appoints s New
Teachers, Janitors-M Mcdonald
Is Census-Taker.

Clara Kelly, a daughter of Judge
Frank Kelly, last night was named
instructor in domestic science and art
for the Central High School by the
Board Of Education, and Miss Rose
Leming was appointed as an instruc-
tor in the grade schools.
Eight new teachers were named by
the board to take the places of those
who did not apply for positions, and
three vacancies still exist.
Miss Kelly now is teaching in Fred
ericktown. She was graduated from
the Cape Normal School and follow
ing her graduation she took four
year course in the Illinois Woman's
College at Jacksonville. Ill.
Miss Cinda Swilley, who now is. a
student at the Normal, was named
instructor in commercial subjects
Miss Swilley is a graduate Of the Gem
City Business College.
Miss Leming is a graduate Of the
Normal School and her work as teach
err of one of the grades in the Cape
will be her first professional eEper-
fence as a teacher.
The other new teachers who were
named are: Margaret Gatzweiler, who
is a Chicago University student and
now is teaching in st. Charles, Mo-;
Georgia Westover, Alma Umbeck, Viz
ginia Daphron and Helen Helmkampf
The last four named are Normal grad
yates and will gain their first exper-
fence IN the Cape schools.
The following Will be the other
members of the High School faculty:
W. T. Doheity. principal; Alvin Har-
nes, mathematics and science; H. Fl
Ranney Jr., manuel training; Viola
Luckey, librarian: Elizabeth Davis
English and history; Avis Baker
Latin and English; Clara DrIIscf. Ger
man and eighth grade: Lucille Doug
lass, supervisor of music and drawing;
Elma Voter, writing supervisor; Al
ice p. Carroll, attendance officer and
primary supervisor.
The principals of the grade schools
are: May Greene, Lorimier; Alma
SchraGer, jefferson; Jean Caldwell
Broadway; Nellie Kruger, Wash
ington.
The grade teachers will b. as fol-
lows, in addition to the now ones
named: Helen Mueller. Susie LETTERS
Fay Champion, Clara Barrett. Pansey
King, Linda Williams, Helen Carroll
Bertha Wilson, Wathcna Ranncy, Nj
bred Turner. Grace NorvcH. Fioy Mil
Ter, Carolyn Atkins, Virginia Willer
Erna LinxwiIcr, Edna Hannah, Ruth
Crosscr and Edithe Sebastian.
The teachers at the Lincoln School
will be: o. o. Mace, principals; Fannie
B. Williams. J. S. Cobb, Leona Viii
liams, Kitsey Townsend.
The vacancies are in history, science
or mathematics, and one grade posi-
ton in Lincoln school.
The Board last night also named
the ianitors for the next year, as fol
laws: 4. A. DcverS, to succeed Jake
Masters at Jefferson school; Curtis
Childs and Bern Davis at Central;
Edward ScheppeImann at Loiimier;
John Schumacher at Washington, and
George Coins at Lincoln.
c. A. Mcdonald was appointed, to
take the school census for the board.
Under the law the census must be
| taken between May l and Il. The
board voted to pay Mcdonald 2l+
cents per name for the first $500
names Of school children, and 212
cents per name for all over $500.
Secretary Bowman was instructed
TO confer with Superintendent J. n.
CrOcker and Principal Doherty Of the
High School, to obtain a commence
nent speaker for the high school COM
Tencement exercises.
A class Of IS students will he grad
uated this spring. Arrangements also
will be made for baccaaureatc SER
mon, pageant and school exhibits at
the close of school.