The Belding banner-news., 1921-09-21
MEN AND WOMEN
Who ARE TEACHING
YOUR CHILDREN
THEY'RE HUMAN AND YOU CAN
MEET THEM AT NEW ELLIS
SCHOOL FRIDAY NIGHT


Do you know your child's teacher?
Much Of the friction that arises
between parents and teachers comes
from the fact that they do not know
each other. Often the parent does
not even know the name of her child's
teacher; seldom does a teacher real
ly know the parents of majority of
her pupils. This is unfortunate. II
rs easy to find fault with teachers
whom you do not know and to form
unfavorable opinions of parents you
have never met. Sometimes Johnny's
story, colored by the imagination of
childhood carries the wrong impress
sion to the home or to the school.
Then it is that friendly relations be-
tween the parent and teacher may
save the day
We publish below a list of the
teachers who have been employed in
our city schools for the present year
with their street address and phone
numbers. They are ari-ious to give
good service; they desire to do your
children the greatest possible good.
You desire these same things. Why
not get acquainted with them in or
der to establish bonds of friendship
and make their work in the commun-
ity as effective as possible? These
people have been advised constantly
Hitch your wagon to star" and
have not, therefore, to any great ex-
tent become able to own motor cars.
Perhaps some of you sometimes won
der who to put into that empty back
seat Or possibly you may wonder
who likes chicken as well as
preacher does.
We believe that our teachers are
worthy of your confidence and esteem
and we predict that in your asso-
citation with them you will receive as
much as you give.
S. J. Skinner, superintendent, 404
East Ann, phone 115.
High school:
w. L. Crap, principal, 800 w.
Washington, 247-W.
j. H. Stevens, coach and historian,
309 w. Washington, PAW.
Walter Deming, science, COS Har-
rison Ave.
H. j. Wheater, agriculture, 420
Ionia, 236-R.
Margaret Cady, English, 316 E.
Washington, 81.
Elizabeth Oates, Latin and Eng
lish, 316 +. Washington, 81.
Marthena Drybread. French and
mathematics. 313 Alderman, 134.
Mary Lindsey, commercial, 931 S.
Bridge, 166.
Special Teachers:
Naomi Gooding, manual training,
SOB S. Front, 305.
Elizabeth Raynor, music and draw
ing, 312 S. Bridge
Marjorie Whelan, sewing, 220 S.
Pleasant, Is.
Edna hummer, nurse, r. d. 4, 78.
Departmental:
Edna Bliss. principal, 122 Hanover,
229.
Kate Tuttle, Belding.
Katherine Engle, 707 Pleasant.
Elsie Peterson. 206 S. Broas, 10.
Central School:
Alice Willing, principal, 220 S.
Pleasant, 16.
Ida o'Br.en, 4th grade, 614 S.
Bridge, 166.
Clara Virgins, 81 grade, ia
Hanover. 152.
City Hall:
Julia Stocum, 3-2 grade, 20S w.
Liberty, 297.
Louise Niles, 81 grade, 324 Han
over.
Second Ward:
Sarah Hopwood, principal, 70S
Pearl.
Merle Tucker, 1st grade, 400 E.
Washington, 81.
Mildred Barber, kindergarten, 404
S. Bridge, 220.
Ellis School,:
Mary Briggs, principal, 20S w.
Liberty, 297.
Bertha Robinson, 6-2 grade. 424
Pearl
Helena Mayne, g-1 grade, 400 r.
Washington, 371.
Hazel Briggs, 9Th grade, 21O E.
Congress, l72.
Agnes Jewett, 4th grade, 406 +.
Washington, 371.
Ivah Emery. End grade, 734 Nor
ton Ave.
i Lillian Davidson, 1st grade, 206
S. Broas. 10.
Georgia Ellery, kindergarten. SOB
S. Bridge.
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