The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-08-21
TEACHERS OF BUTLER
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
One of Best Assemblies of Educators
Butler Board Has Ever EN-
ployed-Many Hold
Degrees,


Ter Public Schools for 10000 term
with something of their education
follows:
Charles A. Lee, superintendent,
graduate of Warrensburg Normal,
and Missouri State University.
Senior High School
Miss -Burney Rice, principal and
language, graduate of Missouri VAL
ley College.
Miss Helen F. King, commercial.
graduate of Missouri State Univer-
sity.
Miss Madeline Aull, history, grad
uate of Missouri University.
Miss Inez Perley, teacher-training,
graduate of Kirksville Normal.
Miss Pauline Kirk, music and art.
graduate of Kirksville Normal and
Chicago University.
Miss Adeline Sennott, English.
graduate of Missouri University.
William J. Brown, vocational ag-
riculture, graduate Missouri College
OF Agriculture.
No teacher has yet been secured
for the sciences.
Miss Maude Ficklin, mathematics
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Valley College.
Junior High School
Miss Anna B. Shouse, principal
and English, Warrensburg Normal.
Miss Margaret Clark. mathematics,
Cape Girardeau Normal.
Miss -Sibyl- -Geldsberry, history
Missouri Valley College.
Miss Kathleen White, domestic
science and domestic art, PittsbGrg,
Kan, State Normal.
Washington School
Miss Carrie Addleman, third and
fourth grades, graduate of Ell Dorado
High School and Stephens College.
Miss Edna Shryack, primary, grad
uate Warrensburg State Normal.
Webster School
Miss Elizabeth Ewin, principal and
primary, graduate Butler High
School and Warrensburg State Nor
NAL.
Miss Lucille Quinn, third and fourth
grades, graduate Warrensburg State
Normal
Miss Anna l.. Silvers, fifth grade,
graduate Warrensburg State Nor
NAL.
The sixth grade at this school is
to be in charge of the teachers train
ing teacher.
Franklin School
Miss BERTHE Silvers, principal and
primary, graduate of Warrensburg
State Normal
Miss Lena Pendleton, third and
fourth grades, graduate of Warrens-
burg State Normal.
Miss Ruth Rockhold, fifth and
sixth grades, Butler High School and
Warrensburg State Normal.
Douglass School
"A. Fl. Gravette, holds State cer-
To assemble the above corps of
teachers has taken time and almost
ceaseless correspondence on the part
Of the Board of Education due to the
early departure of Superintendent
Patrick, who was employed only for
The nine months. We are proud of
The success of our efforts, as we feel
It is the best equipped body of edu-
,ators ever engaged in our schools.
Every teacher in the Senior High
School holds college degree, show
ng four years college work above a
Four year high school course, be-
sides this all are specialists in the
subjects they will=teach. Aside from
his all have had successful teaching
experience. The science teacher yet
2 ,hs employed will devote a part of
if9 time to work in the Junior High
school.
In selecting the corps of teachers
or the Junior High School no teach
r was considered who had not al
eady had two or more years of sue
essful teaching experience and all
ave had at least ninety hours of
ollege work; some of them more.
they have all specialized in the sub
ect they will teach and in the ped
gogy of their subject. Each one of
hese teachers will conduct a SUPER
ised study period of their respective
lasses each day. The teacher-train-
1g. vocational agriculture, vocation
] domestic science and art, aside e.
rom being under the supervision of
dr. Lee, are also under the voca-
onal supervisors of the State.
The grade teachers more than meet
he requirements of the state for
eacher-training schools.
We have every reason to expect
ne most successful school year in
ne history of the Butler Public
chools.
Butler Board of Education.