The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-09-01
OWOSSO SCHOOLS

The Owosso public schools will
open on Tuesday, September 5. The
first meeting of teachers will be held
at the High school building at four
O'Clock Monday afternoon.
The county normal is to be open
ed on Wednesday Of next week.
There will be no changes this year
in the various principalships. o. H.
Voelker will again have charge of
the high school and Cora Miller will
be in charge of the Emerson school.
Amy Requa and Violet Crane will
preside at the Washington and
Bryant schools, respectively.
The new Lincoln school will be in
charge Of Kate Corlett.
The auditorium of the latter
school is being seated and the entire
eighth grade of the city will be gath
cred there on the departmental plan.
Miss Ellen Rich, former critic
teacher, will have charge of the
county normal, while Cora Moseley
of Mt. Pleasant will have charge of
the critic room. A number of par
ents have already filed requests with
the superintendent of schools, asking
that their children be admitted to
the model training room Of the norm
al.
There will be very few changes
this year, save in the grades. In the
high school Ruth Cleary will take the
place of her sister, Marjory, as head
of the commercial department, and
Robert Linton is already in the city
planning the introduction of agricul
ture.
The only change among the special
teachers is that Louise Worden, for
merly of Crystal Falls, will take the
place vacated by Miss Mack as super
visor of music.
Following is the roster Of teachers
in the Owosso public schools for the
coming year:
Superintendent, M. w. Longman;
clerk, Clara Flickinger.
Supervisors-Drawing Maud Nor
rice; manual training, l.. j. Carr;
physical training, H. G. Johnson;
penmanship, Lila Harrington; do
mestic science, Bessie Hoover; mu-
sic. Louise Worden.
County normal-principa Ellen
Rich; critic, Cora Moseley.
High school-principal o. Fl. Voel-
ker; science, J. F. McBain; Latin,
Clara Allison; German, Mary Ruth
rauff; English, Hazel Goodrich;
mathematics, Ethel King; history
Monte McFarlane; commercial, Ruth
Cleary; agriculture, r. S. Linton.
Central grades-seventh, Madge
Cavanaugh; sixth, Grace Dunning;
fifth, Effie Ayres; fourth, Zella Hop
SON; third, Amy Zoschki; second,
Catherine Kelly, Stella Eagon; first
Olive Lockhart, Mary Mason; kinder
garten, Ella O'Connor.
Emerson School-Principal. Cora
Miller seventh grade; sixth, Blanche
Hughes; fifth, Margaret Mccormick;
fourth, Margaret Best; third, Helen
Gibson; second, Marie Bells; first,
Gladys Myers; : kindergarten, Marga-
ret Robinson.
Washington School--Principal,
Amy Requa, seventh grade; sixth,
Karla Van Ostrand; fifth, Dollie Corn
fourth. Elsie Farnsworth; third, Ida
Harrison; second Josephine Battle;
first, Avis Green; kindergarten, Flor
ence Martin.
Bryant School-Principal, Violet
Crane. seventh grade; sixth, Frances
Kinney; fifth, Ruby Sage; fourth,
Margaret Miller; third, Alta Conger;
second, Hazel Waling; first Alice
Brown; kindergarten, Grace Fish.
Lincoln School-Principal, Kate
Corlett, first grade, departmental
eighth, NJ. C. Hampton, Harriet Hold
en-, Edith Boisce, Hilda Marshall; ;
fifth and sixth, Deborah Stotenbur;
fourth, Gertrude Struble; third, Fern
Greewald; second, Lena Mumby.
The list is not entirely correct