Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1920-09-09
PUBLIC SCHOOL NOTES.

Two vacancies occurred in the grades
! throughsthe resignation of Miss kath-
arine Davies and Miss Leone Wonn.
/ Both have filled their positions with
credit and profit to their students Miss
Davies expects to pursue her studies in
order to qualify for a high school posi-
tion. Miss Wonn has accepted a posi-
tion at.Galena, ILL.,
These vacancies will be filed by Miss
Vera Bailey and Miss Isadora Huff.
Miss Bailey graduated from the state
normal school atIlAberdeen, S. Oak,
and has had three years of successful
experience in teaching, the last being
at Rec Hights, s. d. She comes well
recommended u Shesicame to this city
recently with Iher mother to establish
home
Miss Isadora Huff graduated from the
physical training course at the La
Crosse normal and is well equipped for
the work in physical training 10 the
grades and high school. The work in
physical training should mark a distinct
step forward in our school system.
The teachers in our schools are alive
professionally, interested in their out-
les and work harmoniously for the good
of the entire school system. The Misses
Rose Dunbar, Anna O'Dowd and Eta
Neal pursued professional studies at the
state normal school at Milwaukee dur I
ing the summer. Likewise, Miss Gers
trude Weidenfeller and Mrs. Nettie /
Reinhart at La Crosse, Miss Jane Tre- /
gilgus at Platteville and Miss Lillian .
Hosken at Columbia University, Miss
Florence Bridge took course in public .
school drawing at Chicago and will
teach drawing in all the grades this
year.
Miss Vivian Boyden, .music instructor
last year, has married. Her position
has been filled by Miss May H. York of
Portage.
Miss York was student at Lawrence
College and Conservatory for two years
and then entered the Chicago Musical
College, graduating in 1918. She is
we'll fitted for the music position in our
schools.
In the high school there will be a
number of changes. Students will re-
oice to learn that Misses Helen Good
'ich, Lillian Luckert, Lila McNutt and
Gertrude Bishop will occupy the same
they filled SO acceptably last
'ear.
Mr.. Herbert r. Eager, who will fill
he science position, is graduate of
College, Naperville, III.
lie was a star track man and has also
lad considerable experience in basket
,all. He will coach these two branches
# athletics, in addition to his regular
lass work.
Miss Lorraine Wilson Of Lancaster,
english and public speaking. was grad
lated from Carroll College, Waukesha,
Part of her credits were earned at the
University of Chicago.
Miss Ruby Bunker and b. Meyer of
asst years faculty have been married.
He will have charge of manual training
work in the schools of Chippewa Falls.
Miss Julia Royce, Rockville, Ind,
was graduated from Morning
side College, Sioux City, Iowa, and has
done graduate work at DePaw and
Wisconsin universities
Robert Anderson, graduate of the
Hackley Manual Training Normal
School, Musle egon, Mich, will fill the
manuel ira aning position in our schools.
He has had five years of successful
teaching experience. He will coach I
foot ball and assist with the track work.
Miss Margaret Smith, Tomah, Latin
and French, graduated from Ripon Col |
lege and has had five years of exper-
ience. She is musical and plays the
violirs
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