East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-17
LOCAL SCHOOL BOARD
ANNOUNCES CHOICE OF
TEACHERS FOR YEAR
Hanley Who Successfully Hand
led Athletic Activities Has
Not Signified Acceptance.

Qualification has been expressed by
the board Of education and by Supt. II.
T.. Inflow over the caliber of teach
ers assured for the coming year n
the Pendleton schools. Yesterday was
the final day for teachers who have
been in the schools this year to indi-
cate their acceptance of contract for
1912, and 81 of the present force
have indicated their acceptance.
Included in this list are: Austin
Landreth, Della Rush. Flora Shaw,
Gertrude Nash, Neva Lane, Mrs. S. H..
Forshaw. Eva Hansen, Carol Wurten-
berger orvill Reeves. Mrs. Charles
Bonney. Dorothy Flegel Kathleen
Meloy, Laura Ross. Fred f. Schmidt,
Elizabeth Severance. Anna Brown.
Agnes Carter, Edythe Daubner.
Grace Frost. Barbara Hoch, Mrs. Par
alec HALEY. Leura Hendricks, Mrs.
Daye Idleman. Mable johnson, Martha
Johnson, Mrs Ida KeafiG' Dorothy
Lott Maude Maxwell, Mrs Gwendo-
lyn Nelson, Florence Sweet, Mrs.
Mona Schwartz.
IEtlfG9 4NOt OIt AdSt.
Tho name of Dick Hanley who has
successfully handled the -Pendleton
athletic activities this year. is not on
the list OF those who have accepted,
and the assumption that he will not be
here another year is strengthened.
Local fans are keen about the work
that Hanley has done with the high
school teams, and il he leaves, 1t will
be to the sorrow of athletic boosters.
A championship in football, a tie for
Baker for first hOnors in basketball,
and championship in Eastern Ore
gon in track activities are some of the
prizes hung up through Hanley's work
with the locals.
The evident high standing of Pen
dleton schools in educational circles in
this and adjoining states is indicated
in the number of first class teachers
who have been secured from larger
cities. A careful examination of the
ers were made with the idea in mind
Of making the teaching corps of the
high school second to none in the
state.
Miss Edith Mae Isely has benn Sc
cured for the English department of
the high school. She is a graduate of
Lawrence college in Wisconsin and
has done post graduate work at Co.
lumbia university. Pesides these quail
ifications Miss Tsely has splendid
record as successful teacher. She
comes to Pendleton with record of
four years work in a Wisconsin city
noted for its progressiveness in edu-
cational matters
Louise NJ. Berg, who has been
teaching in Colorado, will teach Span
ish and history. In mathematics work
Miss Ruth Ann Wilson will be a new
member of the faculty. She has been
head of the mathematics department
OF the Roseburg high school, She is
graduate of the University of Ore.
gon, and her university record and
teaching record are both of high or
der.
The department OF home economics
will be in charge of Miss Marilla Dun
ming who has been doingothis work al
McMmnville for two years. She is 8
graduate of the Oregon Agricultur,
college.
Miss Lille Miller is another grad
uate of the state university who ha'
been secured. She has been at Marsh
field where she taught three years
and she is highly recommended.
Grade Teachers.
For the elementary grades a list o
teachers. all of whom are from ore
gon, has been secured. Following ar,
the graduates of the oregon Norma
school, who have accepted contracts
Vareua NJ Puntenney, Florence Eus
chede, Floy Norton, Sybil a. Wilson
is Il graduate of the California nor
NAL.
Several of the grade teachers hav
had experience as principals and al
of them are experienced, Miss Nor
ton comes from the Salem schools
GOVERNORS ENLIST AID.