Middletown transcript., 1921-10-03
shrader, Stephen Cole. Ethel Thomas,
lola Thornton.
FACULTY

FACULTY
Olin E. Mcknight, native of Ala
bama, graduate of the State Normal,
Troy, Ala; B. S. Degree, Peabody COL
lege for teachers, Nashville, Tenn; M.
A. Columbia University, New York
Eight years as elementary and high
school principal and college professor
In Alabama schools. begins second
years work as principal of Middletown
school.
Miss Ida V. Howell, graduate Of Mid
dletown High Schools, past graduate
course; three years with private tutor,
college course, Delaware. Harvard and
Columbia Summer Schools. Principal
of Middletown High School Is years,
Assistant Principal two years.
Edwin P. Vogel. Western. Pa, grad
uate of Pennsylvania State Normal
School, Slippery Rock, Pa. b. S. De-
gree, Penn. State in agriculture; two
years elementary school teacher; three
years vocational work in Montrose High
School, Pa. Twenty-three months in
military service as teacher and trainer.
Vocational agriculture in the Middle
town High School during the past two
years.
Miss Elizabeth NJ. Jones, elementary
and high school training. Georgetown.
Del. B. S. Degree, University. OF
Del ware; teacher in Frederick High
School one year; English and science in
,Iiddletown High School 192O-22
Arthur F. Riser, graduate State Nor
NAL 5 hcol, Troy, Ala B. S. Degree
University of Alabama; three years
elementary school principal. three as
teacher in high school in Alabama.
| Military training and oversee service
two years. Languages, Middetown
High 1922.
Miss Elizabeth Houston, native of
Georgetown, I,el., where she received
her elementary and high school train
ing. B. S. Degree, Women's College,
University of delaware, where she
specialized home-making. Instructor
in vocational home economics at Mil
ford during the past two years. Mid
dletown High School 1922.
Miss Mabel Price, elementary and
high school training in Maryland cor
respondence work, University of Michi-
gan. One year with private tutor,
Md. Reading circle work for number
of years. Summer courses, University
| of Virginia. Principal, Cliff City, Sas.
safras and Mill Branch; Vice Principal
MIlllington High. Teacher in Middle
town upper grammar grades during
past three years, in charge of 9th
grade with departmental work.
Miss Mamie Rebman, elementary and
high school training in Alabama, grad
| uate with one year student instructor
and past graduate work, The Ward
Belmont School, Nashville, Tenn.
Seventh grade and departmental work,
Middletown, 1902.
Miss Elizabeth Thomas received her
elementary and high school education in
Maryland, one year in the State Nor.
NAL, Baltimore, Nd; one year with
private tutor in French, German and
English; sum- mer courses at John Hop
kins and Columbia, Ocean City, Md,
teacher in elementary school 1918 21;
Middletown, sixth grade. 1922.
Miss Pauline v. Wiley, graduate of
Maryland State Normal, Baltimore;
summer School, two summers, Colum-
bla University; specializing in primary
work; primary teacher and music in
Maryland; playground and story telling
Swarthmore Chautauqua during past
summer, second grade, Middletown
1919-21, fifth grade 1922.
Mrs. Lidie C. Davis Rhoades received
her education principally from Middle
town Public School and summer courses
at the University of Delaware. Twenty
| years of service as teacher in New
Castle County; eleven at Eight Squares,
two at Armstrong; Corner, three at
the Levels, and Middletown, 1882.
Miss Elsie R. Jones, training in ele-
mentary and high, Middletown, Sum-
mer School courses at Dover and Uni
versity of Delaware, Art course in
School of Industrial Arts, Philadelphia,
has been teacher for a number of
years in the primary department in
Middetown, third grade, 1862.
Miss Helen C. Stradley, Sassafras,
Md, a graduate from Darby High
School; attended University of Virginia
two summer sessions, l9l4-18; Mary
land State Normal, one summer session,
1919; University of Pennsylvania, two
summer sessions, 192O-21; taught appa-
ratus work in physical education de-
partment at University of Pennsyl-
vania during summer session of 1921.
Taught nine years at Galena, Md.
Miss Jennie Richards, graduate of
Harrington High School, specialized in
primary work at Dover Summer School
for teachers; took course in primary
work at the University of Delaware
Summer Quarter in 1919; also q course
in primary work at the University of
Virginia Summer Quarter in 1921,
taught in the primary grades at Har-
rington for number of years; taught
at Middletown 1922.