New Ulm review., 1922-05-03
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RECENT ELECTIONS HELD TO
FILL VACANCIES CAUSED
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| There will be quite a number Of
changes in the teaching force Of the
local school for next year as several
Of the teachers who had been reelected
have declined the positions offered
them. 1t is known that the following
will not return next year: Miss Hat
tie Myrick, teacher Of mathematics,
Miss Miriam Morse, English, Eliza
beth Sprriesterbach and Miss Miriam
Close, Home Economics, Miss Marjorie
McFarlane, Music, Miss Emma Pot:
ter, school nurse and Miss Selma
Fenske, primary. @ s7
Miss Emma Trip of Anoka, Min
nesota, has been chosen to take the
English work at salary Of $1400.I
Miss Tripp has six years experience
Miss Marie Lohren Of Waseca will
also teach English at similar salary.
THE teachers of Home Economics will
be Miss Amy Vessel and Miss Grace
Garvey, the former at a salary OF
$14O0 and the latter $3.50. Miss
Vessel has taught the past two years
at Montevideo and Miss Garvey has
been at Barnum. Miss Agatha Rus
sel will teach athematics next year
Instead Of History and Miss Treadwell
will also take Mathematics instead Of
English.
Miss Marguerite Wyatt Of Sabine
Minnesota, graduate Of Carleton Col
Ilege, will teach History at a salary
of 1925. She has had one year
graded school experience. Miss Mary
Kemp of Lake City, Minnesota, will
supervise the music at 2 salary Of
$1225. Miss Kemp has taught two
years at Gordon and two years at
4 lChaska. i5 5s1 s
j Miss Dorothy Kern who taught the
intermediate at the Washington school
last year has been asked to take
charge Of one Of the Opport tunity classes
and will teach the younger pupils.
Her salary will be $1,000. Mrs. rHar-
riet Nickel, who was elected to take
charge Of the upper Opportunity Clas-
[ses, did not accept. Miss Ida Hers
has been elected to take the place Of
Miss, Selma Fenske in the primary
department Of the Franklin school.
!! Miss Hers salary will be $1O75.
Miss Margaret Conway who has
4 been located at the Emerson school
Twill take Miss Kern's room at the
A Washington school next year. \ Mise { ls
Marjorie Boernick who has been at the the
Emerson school this year will not re
turn and her room will be occupied
lby one Of the opportunity classes
Most Of the teachers have signed their
contracts to return next. year. Miss
/. Kern expects to take UP special in.
4 structiioy ton work during the summer al
Faribault to prepare her for her work
in charge Of the opportunity class
A The other teachers and the salary
q they will receive are as follows:
High School.
! Arnold Gloor superint endent,
4 $1,000
A.4C. Clark Principal, $4,000.
To be supplied History.
Gretchen Steinhauser German an !!
Biology, s1,4OO.
Jean Treadwell-Latin and Mathe
matics $1,000.
Agatha Russell ~ Mathematics, 81,
$50. ..I.
Mary Almeter Commercial, 81 ,45C
d Marie Garnoch Commercials 81 ,45s( !
Rollin Church Science and anlt Ath At
}, letics, $1,600.
III Specia INSTRUCTORS.
.- P'. F. Stanton Manual Training
! $500.
y Herman Helm Physical Directol
a $1,000. \
& Ida Koch IN Normal Training, 81, ,75t
N Elizabeth Schmidt Librarian
y s1,2oo.
IS Emerson School.
. Mary sauter Junior Pricnipa
$1,48O. s5
Ell Marie Lunde Grammar, 81, ,25O.
d Erna Holzinger, Geograp ply, 1,22'
isl Ann Welch History, 81 ,250.
ell Louise HenseI Int erme eaddiate rs
el Louise Meile Primary, 81, $50. M
e Washingtons School.
I'll Mathilda Johnlssao3 lsa3 s5th and 81
a Grades, $1.2 .275. s 5'ssss s.s' sss'' ..
y Elma Stolz ntermed late, 81, 1872.
:, Irene smit i rimary 81 ,125.
. Lincoln School.
{ !, Lydia schiilin Upper Interme'
i late, ST. ,275.
I, Bertha Ruenke Lower Intermed
Y ate, 81 f;;25O. s's7 { 2'sss7 1ss51
3 Margaret Conway over Int
IS mediate; 81 l,17 Ma 2 1eS afFs Sss
Anna Schmidt Primary. $3.50.
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