Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-30

schools. has completed the assignment
Of teachers for the new school year,
which opens on Tuesday, Sept. B..
Teachers are beginning to reach the
city in preparation for their work, and
to be in attendance at a general teach
ers' meeting to be held at the high
school building at 9 o'clock Saturday
morning.
The corps for this year includes sew
eral new teachers, and there is not
building in the city that does not show
tsome change. The Arson school will
come nearest to none. altho there Will
be one less teacher in the building. ore
of the fifth grades being done away
with. The personnel of the rest of the
teaching force in this building remains
Identical with last year. In two OF
the other bulidings-the Abbott and
Woodbury-there Is but one change in
each. One new principal is to be in
charge of a ward building. Miss Martha
Cowie replacing Miss Della Winery at
the Rogers.
High School Corps.
Naturally in the high school, there
is the greatest number of changes, nine
new teachers being shown here The
assignment for the building follows:
Principal, E. H. Shuey, military
training; Katherine L. Morgan, c. B.
Houser, Ada B. Montgomery mathe
mates; Jessie f. Mcmahon, mathema-
tics and chemistry; Florence Williams,
French and Latin: Mabel E. Turner,
physics: Roy c. Hurd. biological sci
ence and athletics; Mabel Mears, Car
oline LAGRANGE, Latin: Helen Nj
Somers, English and Latin; Mary E.
Paul. Betha I, Wagner, English; Edna
NJ. Balch, Ula NJ. Purvis, Helen NJ.
Jarvis, English and history; Flossie
Martin, history and economics; Flor
ence Maher. history; Caroline E. Gal
lagher, history and public speaking;
Ruth Talbot, mathematics and Eng
lish; Lucille Patterson, normal train
ing; Walter Stephens, Clifford R. Ed
mister, commercial; Florence E. KEEL
logg. Marjorie ketchum, home econo-
mics; o. E. Haug, manual training;
Ruth s. Foskette, physical training.
Among the special teachers there is
but one change. Miss Margaret A. Gill
more succeeding Lewis L. Stookey as
supervisor Of music. Miss Frances Cobb
continues as supervisor Of drawing,
and Miss Eta Langon a s penmanship
supervisor. Miss Edith Vain again
will be employed as school nurse.
Ward School Assignment.
The assignment for the ward schools
Of the city is as follows.
John Childs. Katherine L. Morgan.
principal-Blanche Porter. seventh
grade: Marie McCluer, sixth; Adeline
Edwards fifth: Madge+ Newcomer
fourth; Ida A. McMurray, third: Ace
line Currier. second: Nellie A. Pierce
first: Caroline Anderson, kindergarten
Woodbury. Mrs. Inez W. Dent, prin-
cipal and seventh grade-Lottie
Cartwright, sixth: Nellie Burgoor.
fifth: Ruth E. Dieterich, fourth; Lila
Beckett third: Minnie L. Smith, sec
ond; Grace E. Love, first; Marie f.
WEIGH, kindergarten.
Rogers, Martha A. Cowie, principal
and seventh grade-Ethel L. Havens.
sixth; Pose Lincoln, fifth: Bcss E
Horne, fourth; Sarah Koran, third;
Gladys E. McCloud, second; Lulu S
Schultz. first; Maude Swingley kinder
garten.
Franklin. Jessie E. Hall. principal and
first grade-Etta Miller, seventh; Alma
Giddings, sixth; Margaret WATSON,
fifth; Florence Minor, fourth; Margaret
Benedict, third; Myrtle Schultz, sec
| ond; Zella 3. Arnold. kindergarten.
Click Mary E. Hostetler, principal
and seventh grade-Edith L. Wicker
sham, SIXTH Mrs. Elizabeth Patten
fifth; Bessie y. Bugbee. fourth; Hettie
Jenkins, third: Anna Brhel, Ella NJ.
Waters, second; Eta B. Uttley, first;
Grace Spoon. kindergarten.
Arnold Mary B. Hall, principal ana
seventh grade-Idella Bruce, sixth;
, Fannie Eberhardt, fifth; Mary ]
Hampton, fourth; Irma Sewers, third
Ethel Gibson. second; Alice Kinsley,
first; Forestine Levine. special; Gerna
]. Carney, kindergarten.
Abbott Mrs. Lora L. Richardson
principal and seventh grade-Vlasta
Brhel. sixth Eva Cumming. fifth; Alice
Brock, fourth: Velma Pearse, third;
Della J. Rhoades, second: Margaret
Ferris. Lille NJ. Houghton, first; Alice
A. Baird. kindergarten.
Arson. Alice B. Lincoln, principal and
seventh grade-Grace Vincent, sixth;
Ruth Moscrip, fifth; Mary n. Lord,
fourth; Minnie Berggren, third; Mary
L. Parsons, second: Bernice E. stormes,
Helena Redmond, first: Nellie Morey,
kindergarten.