Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-30
WOMEN'S COLLEGE TO
HAVE new TEACHERS
Several Additions to tho Fac
ufty Announced for the
Ensuing Year.

Miss Alice M. Krackowixer will sue
coed Miss Mamie Rohr as member OF
the faculty of the School OF Educa-
tion OF the Women's College. Uni
versity OF Delaware. Miss Krack-
owizer Is a graduate OF the Uni
vcrsity of Chicago and holds the A. M.
degree from Columbia University. She
has taught In the public schools OF
| Chicago, Colorado and Montana, also
at Rockford College. Miss Krack-
owizer is tho author OF Projects In
tho Primary Grades" Social Enter
prises OF Little Children" Recon
struction In Geography" Home
| Geography and History" and "IIia-
watha for First Grade"
| Miss Gladys Pratt has accepted a
part time position at the University
OF Illinois and will complete work
there for a degree In library science
She will be succeeded by Miss Martha
Barrow. Bourne. Mass. a graduate OF
the Simmons College Library School
Miss Mary A. Ospina will teach
French and Spanish at Trenton, N
j.. next year. Her classes at the Wo-
mems College will bes in charge OF
Miss Angela M. Weiss OF Philadelphia
n graduate OF the University OF Penn.
sylvania..
Indications point to large en-.
roIlment at the Women's College thi,
fall. Already 81 girls have register.
ed In the freshman class. Delawar,
Is we'll represented in this number. a,
20 girls have registered from vii
mington; Is from rural New Castle
seven from Kent county and rs from
Sussex. One student will enter from
France Other States beside Della
ware will be represented as follows
New Jersey. three; Pennsylvania
seven; Maryland. six; Alabama, one
Connecticut, one; Virginia. one. Ac
cordlng TO courses, tho girls are en-
rolled as follows: Arts and Science
2s: teacher training. 81: homo eco.
nomics. 1s: four-year education. four
not specified, ten. OF this number
there will be 10 commuters and 6S
resident students.
The majority OF graduates in las
years class are teaching this year
win few exceptions--those who ar
already engaged in home making q
are shortly 10 be married.--all tn
girls have accepted positions. Mis-
Helen Groves will teach English Il
: tho High School at Harrington. Mis-
Mildred Haley will teach English &
J a Wilmington grammar school, an
Mss A. Louise Philips will teach s
tho seventh grade in this city. Mis-
) Marian Hatfield will teach home eco
> nomios in tho Newark High Schoo
and MiAs Gladys l.. Wilcox viii teac
, science in tho seventh and eight
grades at Newark. Miss L. Mau
Lodge will be principal OF the Dove
) High School and will teach English
I Mss Elizabeth Taylor will teac
] biology in that High School. Mis-
= Eleanor Marshall viii teach biolog
! In the High School at Milford. Mis-
r A. Margaret Moffitt will be the Englis
;, teacher in the High School at Snlyrn'
: Miss Marian Rodney will teach in III
High School at Norris. ". j. Mis-
/. Mabel X. Tebo will be teacher {
\ English at the High School at Wei
n Chester, Pa. Miss Margaruite Mitche
I will be the Home Economics teacht
: at the Br1dgeville High School. Nix
: Elsie Wooleyhan will teach Englie
In New Castle. MiAs Hannah Holling:
n worth will be principal of rur
g school near Chestnut Hill, Pa.
r ! Miss Alice Ferguson has accepts
d position with the Cornell clinic
:. New York city. Her sister, Miss Eth
o Ferguson. is taking secretari
y course. Miss Grace Marvil is doing s.
y cial service work, and Miss Elean
: Cannon will start working short
q with the Childrens Bureau in III
s city.
d The following members Of the tw
year course have accepted position
e to teach: Misses Madeline L. Johl
y ston, Brandywine Springs; Mary
d Barwick. Dover; Mabel Nora Bromle
Q FELTON,; Anna Louise Elliott, Wyor
d ing; Roberta Gertrude Burton, Cla
h mont; Thelma Elizabeth Hines, Ne,
n ark; Mildred Elizabeth Jester, Del
" ware City; Doris Elizabeth LeCats
l. Delmar; Anna Clayton Marvil, Del
,f ware City; Lillian Pearl Price, Wyor
ing; Pauline Pryor. Oak Hill: Re
'r Bates Russell, Dover: Anna Skriva