The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1921-09-08

p5sha city schools for the new year
opening ON next Tuesday and it is
expected that every one of these teach
ers will be in, Kenosha for the general
teachers meeting set for Tuesday af-
ternoon.
Many changes have been made in the
teaching force of the schools andfmany
new faces will be found in the differ
ent buildings. With the extension of
the school rooms the teaching force is
larger this year than at any other
opening Of the schools. AS far as pos
sible teachers have been left in their
old positions but changes have been
made where it was shown that the best
interests of the children would be serv-
ed. aaaes
Big Forces for High Schools.
The list Of teachers, as announced,
is as follows:
Kenosha High school-G. N Tremper,
principal c. E, Bayler, mathematics;
Jessie Callahan, mathematics; Ruth
Casterton, public speaking; Mary Do
herty, chemistry; F1orice E. Floyd,
commerce; Annette S. Hall, Spanish;
Carolyn G. Holah, foreign languages;
Isabel R. Low, history; Elizabeth M.
Macklen, biology; Nellie L. Maloney,
commerce.; J. B. Maloney, commerce;
Mary Blanchard Murphy, English; Sa-
bina 7. Murray, history; Lois E. North
way commerce; dice M. Reid, English;
Louise H. Ross, librarian; Laura M.
Schultz, French; Dorothy Slater, Eng
lish; Elnora Smith, -commerce; Elsie
M. Speckman, English; j. H. Spraguc,
manual training; S. w. Ward, asst.
prin. and science; Mary Louise viii
liams, mathematics; Gladys Vinegar,
household art; Isabel M. Vandervort,
English.
Lincoln Junior High school-Maude
Shelton, principal; Bernice Alcott, Eng
ilsh; Pearl ID. Aszmus, household art;
Eva a. Barden, history and citizenship;
Julia E. Bell, mathematics; Eunice
Brown, mathematics; Grace L. Bixby.
history and citizenship; Katherine Bo-
wee, science; Elsie C. Eifer, history
and citizenship; Marie Chrisler, math-
ematics; Ida Chrisler, science;t Olive
- Davenport, English; Bertha T. Far
nam, science; Agnes S. Holdahl, math-
ematics; Helen X. Horen, mathematics:
Rachel Jones, English; Minnie NJ Lar
sen, music; Mary A. Moyle, printing;
Retta p. Murphy, history and citizen
ship; Natalie Mckenzie physical edu-
cation; Florence S. Nelson. public
speaking; Laura l. Pierce, science
Wayne M. Parent, penmanship; Eve
iyn M. Pearson, science; Isabelle Steh-
man, history and citizenship; Corenlia
Shaw, foreign languages; Fannie H.
Iobin, English; H. D. Valaske, man
ual training; Elda M. White, industrial
art; Edith G. Wallis, household art.
Mckinley Junior High school-H. w.
Lyon, principal; Geneva Aamodt. his
tory and citizenship; Jessie C. Birner,
household art; Catherine B. Byrne.
foreign languagess Rosa M. Button. sci
ence;>M. Josephine Conlin, science; W.
Farley history and ciuzenship; Ailsie
Il Eubank manual Draining; Winifrea
NJ, Heinemat, science; Matilda Hansen
history andPublic speaking; Eileen ].
haensgen, physical education; Mildred
=. Jackson, penmanship; Adelaide
Johnston, English; Frances G. Kalten-
BACH mathematics; Efie B. kinney.
Enghshi Anna NJ Kroncke, mathemat,
icsi Harriet a. Kupfer, mathematics. .
Navy +. Langan, English; Ella G. Me-
Leods history and citizenship; Florence
Barr Nelson English; Catherine B.
NoVack, science; Margaret D. Pattullo
household art; Glen w. Rail, physical
education; Ruth Melville Radford. in
dustrial art; Gertrude M. Senne, i.
prarlan and English; Prudence Schae-
Ter, sciences Yerda Noren Taylor. n,u-
sic;AALpell yollmer, mathematics.
Washingtop Junior High SCHOOL,,
~ Rahr, principal; Marietta s. Bakar
librarian and English; Lydia Brecken-
field, mathematics; Linda A. Banar
science; Helen Chrisler, industrial art.
Helen Gebhart Dunn, music; DOROTHY
y. Gorge, mathematics; Edna f. Hin
bert, household art; Helen Hogan.
mathematics; Margaret A. Howe. math-
ematics; Mary K. Hassemer. history
and citizenship; Franc Holiday his
tory and citizenship; Edith NJ. Ire
land, history and citizenship; Claudia
=. Jordan, SCIENCE. F, G. Kielser. phys
lcal education; w. H. Lewis, manual
training; N. Alice March, penmanship;
Elsa M. Nelson, household art; Lucille
Nolte, English; Dorothy L. Pierce. Eng
lish; J. R. Redstrom, science; Fran
ces Terry, English; Irene voss. his
tory and citizenship.
SuperyisorsrEthel j. Bennett. Edna
r. Cameron, music; Thos. R. Gibson
physical education; Edna E. Hood
household and Industrial arts; H. W
Kim, manual training; Emily E. Rob.
inson, penmanship; Jane E. Vernon
kindergarten and standard tests.
Household arts-Alice j. Kirk, Myr.
tie E. Henricksen.
Physical ducation--Myrtle E. West.
lake. .,Ef
Manual Training -Thos. R. Kinds, L
VI. Hofich.
Defective Speech-A. Erminie Bal
lard.
Deaf School located in Frank school
Park and Ridge Streets = Mercedes
Swift
Boys Special School Clocated on 4tt
avenue, one block south OF Salem ave.
- G. Crawford.
Opportunity School (located in Gil
lett school, Bronson and N. Sheridan