Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-08-28
FOURTH Of FACULTY
At D. /. s. WILL Be
NEW TO STUDENTS
FIVE TEACHERS HAVE BEEN Sc.
CURED TO REPLACE RESIGNED
INSTRUCTORS SCHOOL TO
RUN SANS SPORTS OF ANY
KIND.

non.essential days for Ottawa's boys
and girls. Being war times it is nee
essary now to speak only in warlike
yernacular Essential days come I'M
der a classification resolving around
books, study, work ana an endless
grind in school
Only five more holidays intervene
between now and the time when the
kddies and kidlets will enter the ed.
uCational trenches no matter how
much they banker to get at their enc.
my, they can't do It before next Tues
lay
At the High School Principal Chas,
II. kngman has reorganized his Ia,
Guilty with five new teachers to start
the years work With a quintette
of new instructors Mr. kingman and
the rest OF the school chiefs find
themselves starting in the year with
a shortage OF Man Power which prar-
tiCally eliminates athletics and gym
nastics i,r~n the schools curriculum,
No NAH instructor could Re secured
to coach ootball, basketball and base
ball, as result of which the school
will run sans sports OF any kino
The absence OF a gymnastic chief
win not eliminate use OF the swimming
pool, which will be open to the stu
dent body as heretofore There vii
be no interference with the girls
classes but the boys will have to
swim on their own hook" minus uAy
director to instruct them IN aquatics
For the first time in the history Of
Ottawa and perhaps the history Of
any public school in the United Stat
es, military training is placed upon
the compulsory list All boys enter.
ing the o, II. 5. will have 70 submit
to .he bellicose stuff willingly and
freely. There will be no election as
heretofore. the order effecting every
male student from sedate senior to
the raves. and greenest treshie.
\ tull list of the teachers and the
departments they will be in charge
Of was announced today as follows;
G. It, Kngman, Principal.
w. +, Howard, Assistant Principal
and Science
Thos O. Moore, Mathematics anl
/ Pedagogy
John L. Hoff, Music and Matn-ma
/ tics.
George A. Todd, Manual Training
W. r. Tyheman Science.
Raymond FranKenhauser, Assistant
in Shops
Myrtle L. Sparks. Latin and Libra
rian
Amy l., Robinson, English and Ma
thematiCs,
Estella r. Failing, Stenograpny.
Riva A Hott, Art
Glorvina Wilson, English.
Aneta Baldwin, History.
Isabel Hazlett, English ana span
sh.
Amy Barnum French,
Mabel linus, History.
! Charity Sanders, English.
Florence Foley Mathematics.
Maize Waller. Household Arts.
Emily Palmer. Typewriting.
Pearl Lace, Assistant Librarian.
Vera B. Ham, Office Secretary.
City Schools to Open.
Graded and rural schools come IN
der the same category as he O. II
5, They VIII be thrown open 10 re
. ceive their duCation.hungered horde
= Of clamoring scholars on Tuesna,
morning. Some Of the country sehoo
G 1t was announced this molninl
S would start as early as Monday a
which time enrolment viii be mao
;. and students assigned
!, In the public schools OF ottawa tn
!. official opening HAS been fixed 70
=, Tuesday morning. when the BOY, -.
q girls will be assigned their room,
/, and instructed as to what DouK, I
purchase, Because of the war brlnj
ing a heavy demand for juven,
workers the graded institutions, /,
reported, will start the year with
} shortage of more than hurtdred p
pills over last year. AS a result
,r this appreciable falling off in tr
s scholar roll the system will be INA
d. enrated with two teachers less tha
q were used in l9l719lS.
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