The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-18
sCRoor, BOARD INCREASES SALARY
OF SUPERINTENDENT AND
EVERY TEACHER.
Faculties For All Schools And Special
Departments Named Last Night.

| Departments Named Last Might.
! When it named teachers for the con-
! ing school year last night tn" WhecLihH
| school board reelected Or. [. II. Elth-
ems superintendent Of public schools
and increased his salary from $500 10
$3.50 per year. DR. Citizens Will serve
! two years under the reelection. He
| has been connected with the citFs
schools for sixteen wears. ltrst as Eead
Of the Union school. then as supGrin-
! tendent
He told the school hoard that mUcn
work remains undonc in the work ~
! educators and that tho people of the
| United states are but n sixth grade
class. So far as their education Is con-
cerned. Below the Mason-Dixon liht
! they fall below the fourth and htth
| grades Laws passed by state and nj
| ton and loyal work OF teachers van
! raise the standard greatly the Superip'
' tendent said. He thanked the board
for his reelection and increased salary.
The salary Of every teacher was increas-
cd.
The board named the following teach
ers for the schools:
/ Manual Training and Home Econom-
! les DEPARTMENTS: w. G. Carpenter. d.
rector industrial education: Lorar ~
| Kay, II. W. Wagner. Jacob Braun. tloyd
| N. Walter. assistants
John r. Kalkreuth. sheet. metal de-
partmcnt; Thomas Parker pottery do
partment.
Martha Ross. supervisor of d"mcs'ic
science; I.ilah b. Burkhart. assistant.
Homo economies instructors: Mary
Anderson. Virginia Higgins. J"nn''
Stendorfr. Domestic art. Grace A. Car
rvll.
supervisor Of art. T2xana w, Jordan;
supervisor Of writing. T.. u. Vincent:
supervisor of music. Miss Lucy ROBIN
son.
Janitors for High School: Mrs. W. M.
Dixon (home economics); John o. Wise
and Mrs Mary Harris.
Physica. Education.
Director, Alfred o. Anderson: assist
ants, Vera Bates Ellen DeHaan. Ethel
Reed.
| Medical inspection.
INSPECTOR, DR.. c. H. Keesor: school
nurse, Mary Lee Barry; assistant
nurses: Letitia Sanders. jessie Lee
Han, Maudc Zeycr.
Wheeling High School Faculty.
| Prof. II. b. Johns. principal; II. Il.
! Brooks mathematics and history; Mary
l.. CLANCY. study hall: w. r. Butcher.
mathematics; II. c. Kimmcl. English and
commercial law: Lula J. ACkeG, English:
Selma Hoyseth. history; Austin Pro-
doehl, Spanish: Faith Schucttc. algebra;
Helen Yarnell, English: Jane Best Latin;
Rida L, Dean, English: Margaret Monroe
algebra: Laura Grago. mathematics;
: Elizabeth Higgins. English: Anna Loo
ser French: c. II. Ebcrs. science; Leu
lah Boyd. history: Janet Mcconnell,
Latin and English; Gail II. Holiday,
botany; Kate Hall. study hall; W. w.
! keylor head commercial department.
other commercial teachers: T NJ. Wan
GER Jeanette A. Pryor. {. +. Statlcr.
Stella Conovcr. Sophia II. Edwin: Eng
lish commercial instructor. Anna z. Sim
norman; school secretary. Cornclia
Helmbright; stcpographer .superintendf
! eut and clerks Offices. Martha Wilson.
lincoln School Faculty.
! J. II. Rainbow, principal: J. w. Kim
| mel manual training; Mary l.. McMcch-
| en-, domestic science: Alma r. Lighttuot
first grade; Mary G. Webb. second gardc;
! Bessie V. GrentIhird and fourth grades:
Nellie V. Jackson. fifth and sixth grades:
Ella S. Jones, seventh grade: Matte s.
| Pronty. eighth grade; Emma l.. Shields
and II H. Jones high school instructors;
Eliza Dungeon. janitress.
Washington School Faculty.
T. J. Humphrey, principal; department
| instructors, Caroline kindelbergcr. Edna
Baird, Louise Scharf and Caroline Spar
! go; sixth grade. Laura X. Bender and
Ada B. Greer; fifth grade; Ethel Thur
Der and Ethel r. fisher; fourth grade,
| Mollie B. Kuhn and Hilda Glasscr; third
grade, Hazel Smith and Margaret Lake;
| second grade, Mollie Francis and Kath-
| erine Roberts; first grade. Minnie White
and Alice L.. Rice; coach teacher. Lou
Pracht; substitute, Martha DieckhoAr;
| janitor J. w. Dunning.
Madison School Faculty.
I q. Ewing principal grade S-R
Helen VI. Garden; IA. Virginia Norton;
7-B, Bertha M Uthman. Rose NJ. Hun
| ter and Mrs. Eleanor Stroud; coach.
Miss N. Arabela McGranahan; GA. Rose
Settell, Elizabeth Tappan and Elizabeth
Behz; 6-B. Hannah Whalcy and Mary
McNash: 5-A. Mary Wigal and Ella
Franzen: 5-B. Mrs. J. r. DobbS and HUH
| Thomas: "A. Ruth Holden and Mary
Faris: Alb, Alta Brown; IA. Mary \.
Pogue and Virginia l.. Moore; 3-R, Olga
Mayer; ga Margaret Blake; 2-B. Ruth
Bonnessen; la Helen Hunter; l-B. Jane
Hare and Minnue Stewart; substitute,
Edith Thomas; JanRors, e.. Il. Scatter
day and James b. Wilson.
Clay School Faculty.
D. L Taught, principal; Amelia Reich,
Jessie l.. Dean, Vera krauskoph and
Anna Carter. seventh and eighth grade
departmental instructors; fifth and sixth
fgrades. Bessie Dorsey. Ida ioung.nan.
Ethel Wallace. Flora Henry; third and
fourth grades, Ruth Rice. Lou Hastings
and Jane Barry; first and second grades,
Mrs. Martha Miller. Ruth Hillman and
Sarah Goctze; coahc teacher Jane Her
| bert
Jefferson School Faculty.
Luella Wallace. teacher in charge:
first and second. grades. Ida NJ. Young
niger, Virginia McGranahan, Aglllir
Commcrford third and fourth grades,
! Winnifred Irwin. Susan Fl. Stewart and
Sarah +. Redman: fifth grades. Hattie
Lyons and Mary Bonar.
Union School Faculty.