The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1918-03-14
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ship at salary of $1,125.00; the u.s.
signment to be determined upon later.
Miss Brister is graduate of Ripon
College, and has done postgraduate
work at the University of Wisconsin.
She has, therefore, the academic quail
fcations required by the rules of the
board for tn elementary principalship.
Miss Brister has taught in the 18th and
9th grades, as we'll as in the High
school, and, therefore, has the expert
ence which further qualities her for
the position named
). We recommend the reelection of
the following supervising principals:
Marie A. Heating, Columbus school;
Mrs. H. NJ. Mckenzie, Durkee> school;
G. M. Phelan, Edward Balm school;
Mrs. Ella G. Williams, Orchard Knoll;
Edna B. Washburn, Deming.
4. We recommend the reelection of
the following heads of special depart
ments of the school system: H. w.
kim, manual training; Edna E. Hood,
lower grade construction and house
hold arts; Edna e. Cameron, music;
Jane E. Vernon, kindergartens and
director of tests; VIM. S. Hansen,
physical training; and assistants in
the above departments as follows:
III. Fl. Kopplin, manual training; j. H.
Sprague, manual training; H. w.
Na1oncIrn 4v.os A
Hoyle, printing; Ethel M. Carey, do
nestle science; Nuna j. Callaghan;
domestic science; Edith G. Wallis;
Elsa M. Nelson, domestic science;
Pearl Assmus, domestic science; Ruth
Melville, fine arts; Blanche III. Smith,
physical training.
5. We recommend the reelection of
the following teachers in special
schools, as follows: Katharine F. Reed,
deaf school; Ann McQuillan, deaf
school; Mary E. Mcdowell, Opportuni-
ty school; Mrs. Martha Ozanne, Oppor
tunity school; Mrs. Joanna Lingon
blad, open air; Eta Learned, open air.
6. We recommend the reelection
of the following teachers in elemen-
tary schools: Florence Wittmeyer, Ed
ma Ely, Leila Shreve, Hazel Keylock,
Florence F. Nelson, Luella Vollmer,
Ella NJ. Schalk, Lillian Reidenbach,
Lorraine Jackson, Ethel Heindel, Lii
liam Fair, Althea Better, Mabel Yer
non, Lois Gray, Grace Douglas, Mary
Walsh, mabel Joseph, Jennie John
son, Mrs. Alice Fink, Pearl Savary,
Margaret Farley, Helen Hogan, Mrs.
Alice Stanhope, Gayle Skate, Wilma
Martin, Julia E. Bell, Catherine Vo-
mastek, Camilla Grignon, Mary G.
Spartz, Ruth Lilley, Irene Donahue,
Leonora Williams, Laura Smith, Helen
Peterson, Alice Baldwin, Harriet John
son, Mrs. Edith Smith, Nellie Kilt,
Anna G. Wurtz, Clara F. Truax, Han
nah Hovey, Gladys Trenary Mae
Strom, Ella Norlander, Natalie Me-
Kenzie, Alice March, Hattie Hanson,
Carlena Michaelis, Elizabeth Bonney,
Helen McElwain, Jean NJ. o'Hare,
May E. Mcnamara, Hildur Grace, Ma
zie Preston, Emma Vomastek, Anna
Butcher, Helena Lukens, Gladys Radt-
Ike, Gretchen johnson, Ora Harmon,
Margaret G. Telfar, Edna Eiehelman,
Helen Porter, Ruth Ross, Lois Wright,
Mae Michaud, Mabel Lampe, Herme-
ma A. Hoehn, Alice Brady, Mary E.
O'Hare, Ida Hamilton, Elizabeth
Jacob, Belle G. Cable, Clara Fl. Carter,
Mary McArdle, Minnie NJ. Larsen,
Florence Blunt, Margaret NJ. Moe,
Ethel j. Bennett, Mrs. Jennie K.
Fuller, Lena Nelson, Linda Werle,
Dorothy Dave, Marjorie Bailey, Gene