The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1918-03-14
HOLD TO SALARY SCHEDULE
Advances in Salary Made in Keeping
With Fixed Rules Laid Down by the
Board Principal A. j. Altmeyer
Sends His Resignation to Board.

The teaching force for the schools
of Kenosha for the coming school year
was named at the meeting of the
Board of Education held on Tuesday
evening and for the most part teach
ers who have been employed in the
schools during the past year We're re-
elected. The salary question always
the big question-at the annual elec-
ton of teachers, brought little trouble
this year and the arrangement of sal
aries for the coming year will follow
the fixed schedule Of the board.
Featured in the annual reports of
the teachers committees was the an
nouncement of the resignation Of Prof.
A. ]. Altmeyer, principal of the Weis-
kopf school, who will leave Keno
sha in the near future to accept
a position with the Wisconsin Rail
road Commission.
The report of the teachers commit
tees showing the full list of teach
ers employed for the coming year,
is as follows:
"Your High school committee beg
leave to report as follows: We recon-
mend that the following teachers in
the Senior High School be reelected
for another year:
G. N. Tremper, principal.
Science Departments. w. Ward,
head of department. and vice principal;
Maude Shelton, first assistant; Alice j.
Nelson, second assistant.
English Department - Lillian H.
Evans, head of department; Mrs, Mary
B. Murphy, first assistant; Dorothy
Slater, second assistant
History epartment-Isabel r. Low,
head of department; O. A. Henning,
first assistant.
Foreign Language Department =
Carolyn G. Holah, head of departments
Ruth Swan, first assistant
Mathematics Department - Mary
Louise Williams, head of department;
Elizabeth Runge, second assistant
Commercial Departmert-V. E., An
thony, head Of department; J. B. Ma
loney, first assistant lin charge of one
year course); Lois F. Northway, second
assistant; Earl G.. Richmeier, third
assistant.
Special Teachers-MoIlie H. Derby
shire, public speaking
Clerk--Sigrid Larsen.
We recommend that the following
principals and teachers in Junior High
Schools, be reelected for another year
E. F. Randall, Lincoln school; La
Maude Yule, Frank school; Frances G. |
Kaltenbach, 8th grade mathematics;
Genevieve Bennett, 9th grade science
Nellie L. Maloney, 18th and 9th grade
English and commercial arithmetic;
Matilda Hansen, 18th and 8th grade
history; Winifred Farley, 18th and 8th
grade history; Mary E. Langan, 8th
grade English; Rosa M. Button, 18th
grade science; Mrs. Florence Barr
Nelson, ancient history and English
Josephine Conlin, science; Kyrren Kit |
tleson, English; Ruth Casterton, Eng
lish Edith NJ. Bray, science; Jessie E.
Loveland, mathematics; Lynn F.
Newell, history and civics; Fife B. |
Kinney; English; Cornelia E. Shaw, |
geography and science; Retta E. ldur
ply, history and civics; Irene c. Lii
ley, mathematics; Rachel Jones, Eng |
lish; Laura T. Pierce, science; Mae E. |
E. Martin, music.
We regret to report the resignation
of Mrs. Ethel T Altmeyer, teacher of
mathematics and Latin, in the Frank |
Junior High school, to take effect at
the end of this year.
EfThe Committee on teachers beg
leave to report as follows:
/. We regret to announce the resig-
nation of Mr.. A. J. Altmeyer, princi
pal of the Weiskopf school, to take
effect at the end of the present school
month. Mr.. Altmeyer will enter the
office Of the Railroad Commission at
Madison. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Altmeyer
have for the past two years given very
valuable service to the schools of
Kenosha.
We recommend that substitute.
principal be engaged for the Weis
kopf and Gillett schools for the months
Of April, May and June
2. We recommend that Miss Emma
L. Brister be elected to principal
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