Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-09-04

and seventh: Edith l.. W'ckersham.
sixth; Elisabeth Pattcn. finn Bessie
N. Bugbee. fourth; Veima Pearse.
third; Anna Brhcl, third; Jessie M.
Werner. second; Eta Uttley, first;
Grace Spoon. kindergarten.
Abbott--Lora. l.. Richardson, prin-
cipal and seventh; vlasta Brhcl. sixth;
Idelia Bruce, fifth; Alice Brock, fourth;
Gladys Lynch, third; Della ]. Rhoa des.
second Lille NJ. Houghton, first;
Grace Love. first Alice A. Baird. kin
dergartcn.
Arnold-Mary Il. Hall, principal and
seventh: Ethel l.. Havens, sixth; Lor-
eta NJ. Meshell, fifth; Martha Klindt.
fourth; Fannie Eberhardt, third Ethyl
Gibson. second; Alice Kinsley. first;
Forestine Devipe, special; Bcss NJ,
Caldwell. kindergarten.
Woodbury-Inez w. Dent, principal
and seventh; Lottie Cartwright, sixth;
Nellie Burgoon, fifth; Lulu McCor-
mack. fourth Lila Beckett. third :
Minnie l.. Smith, second; Florence
Kelsey ENEMY, first; kindergarten to
be supplied.
Anson--Alice n. Lincoln. principal
and seventh; Grace Vincent. sixth:
Ruth Mosorip, fifth Mary n. Lord
fourth; Minnie Bergsren. third: Mary
II. Parsons, second Bernice Stormes.
first and second Helena Redmond.
first; Nellie Mercy, kindergarten.
Franltlin-Jessie f. Hall. principal
and first; Eta Pearl Miller, seventh;
Alma Il. Giddings, sixth: fifth. to be
supplied: Luora Weber, fourth: Flor
ence Minor, third Myrtle Schultz,
second celia b. Arnold kindergarten.
New High School Teachers.
In the list of high school teachers
will be found the following eight,
whose employment has just been ap-
proved by the board:
Mrs Harriet Taylor Waters, Des
Moines, mathematics. Mrs. Waters
was graduated here in 1912 and was
graduated from Drake. She taught In
the grades here and in the Sac City
high school.
Miss Carrie Stanley. Corning. math-
ematics. She was graduated from the
Corning high school and the state uni
versity and has taught rural schools
at Boise. Idaho, for a year. and at La
moni for two years, being principal
during that time.
MISS ILulllSC TNSohuh, tOihS
economies. She was graduated from
College with added summer work at
Chicago University and has taught at
Eldora and Simpson College.
j. f. Kneeland Lenox, civics and
economies. He was graduated from
Leander- Clark College and the state
university and taught rural schools,
was principal at Knoxville for year
and was superintendent at Lenox for
a year.
Miss f. Louise Miller. Des Moines,
supervisor Of music. She was gradu-
ated from the Austin, Chicago. high
school, and from the American Con-
servatory in public school music in
1913, and voice in 1914, and has taken
special musical training at Silver Bur
dett School, Evanston; University OF
Wisconsin and special voice training
in Chicago. She has been supervisor
of music Of the Monticello schools for
four years.
Miss Grace G. Boies, Birmingham,
Iowa, English. She was graduated
from The Birmingham high school and
Parsons College and took special work
at Cornell University. Ithaca, N. Y.
She has taught at Humeston. Sidney
Boone and Mt. Pleasant.
Miss Edna Vac Ross, Cedar Falls
physical training for girls. Miss Ross
was graduated from the Iowa Falls
| high school, Iowa State Teachers Col
lege and Teachers College, Columbia
University. She has had experience IN
teachers training school work and
municipal playground supervision
Miss Maude Martin, Des Moines
commercial. She was graduated from
Simpson College business department
and Capital City Commercial College
Aside from business experience she had
taught in the Avoca high school.
Teachers For Grades.
Among the grade teachers assigned
are the following two new ones:
Miss Jessie NEsWerner. Atlantic. She
was graduated from the Atlantic high