The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-20
CHOOSE HIGH
SCHOOL STAFF.
NEW STANDARD OF cHEDITs RE.
Qu1RED OF ALL INSTRUCTORS
Teachers Owen Till 1927 to Comply
with New Requirements


At the monthly meeting Of the board
OF education last night. a report was
submitted by tho special committee on
the valuation of credits recommending
that two years of professional training
beyond that Of a high school course
shall be required Of all teachers in the
public schools. The report also proVld'
ed that experience In teaching. WORK
done in reading circles and extension
courses should be accepted as profes.
sional training Tho report was accept
ed with an amendment to the effect that
the teachers should be given until 1921
to acquire tho required amount Of train
Ing.
A discussion was held concerning the
status Of teachers in the High school
who are not college graduates. mo-
ton was passed making the same re-
Quircments Of them as of grade teachers
ruling was also made to the effect
that all now teachers appointed in the
High school shall be college graduates
with the exception of teachers OF com
mercial subjects.
4 committee Of three teachers from
the city schools appeared before the
board, with Earle Giescy. as chairman
1t was pointed out by the tea Chers tina
the new requirements as to professional
training might work hardships on some
teachers Of twenty and more years OK
perienCe in the city schools. There are
now 20 or 81 teachers in tho city
schools who will be eligible for the pom
sion list In 1927, which is the time limit
allowed for the acquisition Of profess
sional training by the new ruling. 1t
was suggested that veteran teachers be
allowed TO count their experience as
professional training. Action on tho
matter was deferred until the. next
meeting.
An APPROXIMATION Of $4,000 was incor-
porated in the budget for extension
work among teachers next school year,
The list Of high school tcuchers ap-
pointed for the coming year was suu-
United by Supt. Of Schools G. f. Citizens
and confirmed by the board.
The apo follows:
Wheeling High School.
II. b. Johns, principal.
&. l.. Statler commercial course.
Jeannotte Pryor, commercial course.
Roy n. Mccoy. commercial course.
W. w. koylor, head commercial Gt.
partment
Sophia II. Erwin, commercial course
Stella Conovcr. commercial course.
Faith Schuctte, algebra.
Mary NJ. purdy. literature.
Janet Mcconnell, latin.
Margaret Monroe. algebra.
Anna LOoser. French.
r. &. kimmel. English.
Gail II. Holiday. botan!.
Elizabeth higgins. English.
Ralph Heatherington. history.
Herbert Homme, French and Engllsh
Kate Hall. study hall.
Mary Hackett. study hail.
Harris Gruman, social science.
India Goodman. English.
Ralph Ely. physical geography.
T.. II. EbcrS, science.
Ruth Douglass. literature.
Rida L. Dean. rhetoric.
Bernlce Cooper, public speaking
Laura Crago, mathematics.
w. r. Butcher. mathematics.
Beulah Boyd. history.
Janet Best. latin.
Cornelia HClmbriGht. high Schoo
stenographer.
Manual Training Department.
W. E. BEEN.
l.. e. Kay.
Logan 3. Kittle.
F. T. Dcnniston.
Thomas Parker.
I. +. Eates.
l.. J. Upton.
W. q. Carpenter. director.
Home Economics Department.
Virginia Higgins.
Nettie Hawkins.
Marcia Abbott.
Margaret Fitzgerald.
Gladys Bond.
Mabel koehnline.
Martha Ross, director.
Supervisors.
Texana w. Jordon, supervisor 81
drawing.
F.. P. Vincent. supervisor Vt writing.
Lucy Robinson. supervisor Of music
Martha Wilson. stenographcr for SUI
perintendcnt Of city schools AMI clerk q
board.
Lincoln High School.
Alma I.ightfoot. first grade.
Nellie Jackson, fifth grade.
Ella Jones. 6 and and r.
Bessie Grant, fourth grade.
Ellen Grey. third grade.
Mary Webb. second grade.
Cleatus Dungeon. eighth grade.
II. II. Jones. high school.
r. l.. Shields. high school.
Marion LaCour. French AMI 7th ans
9th grades.
Margaret McMechon. home economies
J. w. Kinney. manuel training.
J. H. Rainbow. principal.
Eliza Dungeon. janitor.