The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-08-09
some CHANGES N
SCHOOL TEACHERS
City Superintendent VIII
son Announces Force
for Next Term.

Several changes have been made by
the Board of Education of Fairmont
Independent school district in the fac
ulties which will teach in the public
schools Of the district during the COM
ing school year.
Il. L. White, formerly principal of
the Spencer Public schools has been
appointed principal of the B. L. But
chg school to take the place of w.
e. Buckley who is attending the Uni
versIty at Morgantown.
Roy ]. Martin has been appointed
principal OF the U. S. Fleming school
to succeed Prof. w. A. Crowl who has
been transferred to the High school.
With these exceptions no changes
have been made in NJ heads of the
various schools, though some other
changes will be noted in the remain
der of the force.
Miss Beatrice Hall, gradute OF the
High school and who had been a stu
dent at the West Virginia university
for the past year was appointed to fill
the vacancy caused by the resignation
of Miss Virginia Gaskill head of the
Domestic Science department of the
High school. Miss Beulah Walker
who was assistant to Miss Gaskill in
that department last year has been
appointed teacher Of domes,l: science
In the grade schools.
The following new teachers were
appointed to the High school faculty.
w. V. Denning of Bowling Green KY
Mrs. Lena McBee of Thoburn; Miss
Beatrice Hall of Morgantown; Miss
Mary Bernice Scott of Morgantown;
Miss Elizabeth Koletka, of Hunting
ton; Miss Gertrude Roberts, Miss Ma
RE Custer of Spencer; Miss Helen
Mauck of Athens, Ohio; w. A. Crowl.
The following new faces will be
found at the Miller school when the
school convenes September s: Miss
Mary Stricken Of Morgantcwn; Miss
Marzella Richards of Athens, Ohio;
Miss Elsie King of Sistersvllle; Miss
Erma Henry. Miss Mary Sarsfleld,
Miss Mary'A omano of Fairmont.
Other new teachers for various
schools were appointed as follows:
Miss Jane Yost, Miss Marie Frum,
Miss Jessie Church, all of Fairmont;
Butcher School, Miss Beryl Morgan;
Barnes school, Miss Edna Stevens,
Miss Lucille Henry, Miss Mary Prick
EFT, all of Fairmont.
The following is the complete list
of teachers as appointed by the Board
of Education and announced last even
ing by city superintendent of schools
Otis G. Wilson:
Supervisors-otls G. Wilson, Supt.
Jessie l.. Paul, drawing. Venfta bud
geon, Music.N ]. o. GallaspIe, Manual
Training. Beulah Walker, Cooking.
Hazel Frey, Sewing. L. G. Minor,
High School-George n. Colebank,
principal; E. F. Vangilder, E. ]. Haw-
kins, T. c. Moore, w. v. Denning,
benjamin D. Kahn, 2. M. Musgrave,
lisa NJ. Neel, Mary l.. Oldham, Mrs. Lee
ma McBee, Marjory Chiswell, Bea-
trice Hall, Jennie Harshbarger, Bessie |
]. Reed, Wilhelmina Cockayne, Mary !
lervey, Frances Frost, Clara Leaman,
Cora Kincade, Mary oernice Scott,
Elizabeth Koletka, Huntington; Ger
trude Roberts Buckhannon; Dora Lee
Newman, Marie Custer, Spencer; Hell
en- Mauck, Athens, o.; w. A. Crowl.
Miller School,. S. Hawkins, prin-
,ipal; Jessie Snider, eighth; Mrs. E.
N. Musgrave, eighth; Caroline Barnes /;
eventh; Erma Henry, sixth; Florence
Jack, sixth; Mile Ice, fifth; Edith
klaw, fifth; Mary Sarsfield, fourth;
Nay Hawkins, fourth; Mary Strickler,
bird; Eva Brand, third: Mary Ro-
nano, second; Stella Martin, second;
Richards, first; Elsie King,
irst; Grace Robinson, first; Carol
Powell, music; Mary Ford, gymnasi-
I'm; Catherine Spellacy. drawing.
Butcher School-H. l.. White, prin-
ipal; Beryl Morgan, eighth; Florence
seventh; Evelyn Prickett, six; |
Louise Leonard, fifth; Willard Clay
.on, fourth; Ida Orr, third; Agnes r. !
win, second; Villa Leonard, first. |
Fleming School-Roy ]. Martin,
principal; Jane Yost, eighth; Ruth |
Ferguson, sixth; Esther Robey, fifth; |
Marie Frum, fourth; Olive Wallace,
third; Ruby Hess, second; Hazel Min |
or, first; Jessie Church, first.
Barnes School-Glenn A. Keister, !
principal; Eunice Dyer, eighth, Edna |
Stevens, sixth; Lucille Henry, fifth; |
Naomi Straight, fourth; Letha NJ.
second; Mary Prickett, first. |
White School-M. II. Cole, princi-
pal; Mary Frazier, eighth; Lula NJ.
Jones, seventh; Thora Robinson, sixth
Helen NJ. Fleming, fifth; Launa Ma
son, fourth; Halle Cotter, third;
Florence Wilfong, second; Mary Ell
len Henry, fifth.
Dunbar School-W. o. Armstrong,
principal; Lawrence Chamberlain, Es-
telle Lee. Mildred Atkins. Mrs. w. o.
Armstrong, Eula Forney, Georgia
Scott Cooley.