Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-08-27
PUBLIC SCHOOLS OPEN =.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER I
Eighteen Teachers Added-Numev.
GUS Repairs Made to Buildings
and Grounds.

The public schools of Olympia will
open on Tuesday, September Z, ac-
cording to announcement made by Su-
peritnendent E. l.. Breckner.
During the vacation months the
grade school buildings have under
gone numerous repairs, while the
high school grounds have been i'm
proved to build a tennis court and
for the various games played by the
gymnasium classes.
Eighteen new teachers have been
engaged, and include: Roswell
Oliver, Instructor Of elementary man
ual training; Blanche Bursell. super
visor of girls physical training;
Edyth Olson, elementary home eco
nomics; Mary Hall. kindergarten;
Carlton X. Prather, assistant manual
training instructor in high school:
Ruth Milton. supervisor of home eco
nomics in the high school; Mabel
Murphy, assistant in commercial de-
partment Of the high school; Harry
B. Milholm. mathematics and ath-
letics in the high school; Arthur 8.
Taylor, mathematic and debate in the
high school; lone Jones, instructor
of penmanship and music in the high
school; Grace Dancer. instructor OF
| first grade in Washington school:
Faith Huggett, instructor Of second
grade in Garfield school; Bessie de
Gran, instructor Of fifth and sixth
grades in the Mckinley school. aud
Eta Farr, principal of the eighth
grade in the high school.
| The entire faculty of the iRoose'
welt school is new. They are G. L,
Carroll, principal; Maude Kugelman,
fifth and sixth grades; Genevieve
Dove. third and fourth grades. aud
Sylvia Hawkes.. first and second
grades.
Mr.. Milholm, new athletic instruct
or, will have complete charge of the
football squad this year. He is from
Iowa and gained his athletic promi.
nence in the Iowa intercollegiate
conference.
The following is the '.st of teachers
for the school year 1920-Il:
High School--Leland P. Blown
principal: j. w. Lidiell, supervisor oi
manual training: Carlton Pra.nec
assistant in manual training; Rd,u
Milton, supervise: home economies
Genevieve Bolton, assistant in hoGe
economies; Gladys Parker, CONNER
cial department; Mabel Murphy. as
sistant in commercial department
Eliza Strand, head of English de-
partment; Florence Clark and Ethe
Benson, English; J.. g. '2erwck. his
tory; e. R. McClei!and, mathemat
les; Harry B. Milholn. Mathematics
and athletics; Arthur 8. Taylor
mathematics and debate; R. r
Brown, science; H. e. Gaines
science; lone Jones, penmanship ant
music; v. G. Gault, Latin; Mary V
; Hooper, French and Spanish.
Washington School,. H. Jones
principal; Dicey Mackey. depart
. ment work in super grades; Eliza
. beth Gardner. departmental work II
upper grades; Grace Sullivan, fiftl
grade; Georgia Springer. fourtl
grade; Elizabeth Matheson. thir
grade; Margaret Sears. secon
grade; Martha Floe, first grade
Grace Dancer. first grade.
Lincoln School-DeFore Cramr
lit principal; Mary R. Mcdonald
department work in upper grades
Edna Foxwell, department work i
upper grades; Marion Haycox. NIT
grade; Amelia Dittman. fourt
grade; Bernice Agate, third grade
Elva Uhler, second grade; Elizabet
DeBush, first grade.
Garfield School-W. w. Petit
principal; Nellie Minnick, fifth an
sixth grades; Mary B. McGriff. thir
and fourth grades; Faith Hugget
second grade; Ethel T. Gibbs, flrs
grade.
Mckinley SCHOOL,. S. Gregor!
principal; Bessie DeGrac. fifth an
sixth grades; Elizabeth Shannon
third and fourth grades; Alice Dunn
first and second grades.
Roosevelt School--C. l.. Carroi
principal; Madge Kugelman, nit
and sixth grades: Genevieve Dow
third and fourth grades; Sylvi
Hawkes., first and second grades.
/ High School. Eighth Grade-Ett
Farr. principal; Anna X. Melvi
i teacher.