The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-09-12
CITY TEACHERS
ARE ASSIGNED

Assignment OF teachers to thei,
respective grades and wards wa,
made at this mornings session oI
the City Teachers Institute at Ard
more high school, The assignments
follow:
Noah Cisco, principal and eighth
grade; Mrs, Ella llardie, first grade (;
Mrs. Carrie Morgan, first grade (;
Miss Amanda Corhn, second grade !;
Miss Edmonia Bencntt, second
grade; Miss Jennie Smith, third
grade; Miss Claire DYER, third
grade; Mrs. W. \. Henderson,
fourth grade; Miss Ruth Sullivan,
fifth grade; Miss Ethel Burch,
fourth and fifth grades; Mrs. w. c..
Rives, sixth grade; Miss Gwynneth
BARLEY, seventh grade; Miss Mel
ccna Thomas, unassigned.
Second ward: Mrs. c. F. Wash
ington, principal, and eighth grade;
Miss Sadie Gaskins, first grade; Mrs.
Sallie p. Jordan, grst grade; Miss
Mildred Murphy, second and third
grades, Miss Geneyieve Nivochc
second grade: Mrs. David A GREG.
ory, third grade; Miss Letha Hows-
er, fourth grade; Miss Mildred Reed,
fifth grade: Mrs Mable SNYDER Sac.
ra. sixth grade; Miss Jimmie Rig
Gins. seventh Grade
Third ward; !. II. Johnson, prin-
clpal and eighth grade; Mrs. Louis
II. Boyd hrSt grade; Mrs. Joseph
berkshlre' FIRST grade; Miss Rather
me Reed second and third grades;
Miss Matte Claire Gano; second
grade; Miss Golda bowman, third
grade; Miss Mary Jarrett, fourth
grade Mrs. Charlotte w. Seren,
hIth grade; Miss Clara Morgan,
sixth grade; Miss Elizabeth McGhee
seventh grade; Miss Sadie lkard,
unassigned.
fourlh ward; Principal and eighth
grade to be appointed tomorrow;
MISS Helen Durle, hrst grade; Miss
! tea Woiverton' hrst grade; Miss
Leah tish' second grade; Miss Hat
ne w heeIer' third grade; Miss Mil
lred Hreer, second ana third grades;
MISS roy w hitehurSt' fourth grade;
Mrs Hlaude Murphy iIlth grade;
MISS l,uciiie Adams sixth grade;
NlSS LuIa d. w heeIer' seventh
'rade'
High School Faculty.
High school: {. H. Woodruff.
principal; Bert Herman. history.
Walker Williamson. manual train
ng; Miss Lillian Bishop. Enqlisb.
Hiss Nellie McFerron. assistant in
English; Miss Ollie Depew. COM
lercial; A. S. Litick. science. Miss :
,nne Anderson. assistant in science -,
nd history; Miss Eleanor McPheet. !;
rs domestic science: Miss Blanche
ladigan, assistant in domestic n
,ience; Miss Florence Phjlbrook /
attn; Miss Ethel Barr. mathemat- 7
s: Mrs. MabIe Davis study hall. n
liss Daisy Nichols. visiting teach
r: Miss Ella I. Peterson. supervisor T
music. Miss Fav Locke suDer- (
Sor OF drawing. Sol NJ Iowenstein T
rector of orchestra. L
Rev. c. c. Wcith. pastor Of tbe
irst PRESBYTERIAN church. conduct.
devotional exercises. after which y
, cave \ short talk in which he \
,ok occasion to give a number Of \
-actical. helpful hints, urging the
achcrs 70 take care of themselves
lring the coming wear Doctor E
5eith stated that the work of the
achers is one which calls for the Mt
ost strength. physical and mental
nd that in order 70 carry on the I
ork. one of tbe most imnortant
.ctors was learning to rest He
lied attention to the f,ct that the
ck Of interest bv = Iaroe nercen+age
parents reqardino the schooI-
achers' Droblems makes the work 4
ore difficult
c. NJ. Richards sunerihtcndent
len addressed the teachers ortlin. n
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