The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-08-31
EIGHT TEACHERS
At JUNIOR HIGH
SCHOOL ARE NEW
Additions Made 10 Faculty Tor School
Year Starting September II;
Number Of Last Years In.
struetors Retained.
PRINCIPAL ANNOUNCES
TWO DAYS TO REGISTER
Everything 10 Be In Readiness 10 En-
roll Ninth Graders September 8
and o. Class Work 10 Start
on Opening Day.

Eight new members viii make
their debut IN the Junior high
school here when the fall and win
ter term opens Monday. September
IT. accordinN 10 list announced to-
day by John T Foster. principal Of
the school.
Members OF the faculty last year
who will be- missing when the stu
dents g0 10 their class rooms on
the morning of september II are;
Miss Alma Jones. now Mrs. Clifford
u. James; Miss Marguerite Streeter.
who becomes member OF the
Senior high school faculty: Miss
Elizabeth Allen. Carlos d. Wilson.
Marshall Il. Joy who has returned
to the University Of Nebraska 10
complete work for his degree: Miss
Ruth Temple. now Mrs. Johnson;
Miss Lois Horn. and Miss Corinne
Wootten, now Mrs. Miller.
Here Are New Members.
New members Of the faculty are:
Miss Addie Carthrae B. s.. State
Teachers college. Kirksville. Mo-;
Miss Clara Marie Herrod. A. b.,
Central College Conway. Ark; Miss
Viola Ballard A. b.. Baylor Univer
sity; Herman Shockley. graduate of
East Central Teachers college. Ed
mond; G. A. Crane. graduate OF
Southwestern State Teachers col
lege. Weatherford Miss Adeline
Thurmond, graduate of Southwest
ern State Teachers college; Miss
Catherine Iiough, A. b., Agnes Scott
college. Atlanta Ga; and Miss
Adah Walton. graduate of Stephens
college. Clumbia, Mo. Miss Walton
has taken speciai training in North
western University. Evanston. Ill,
and in the Chicago Normal School
of Physical Education.
Miss Carthrae takes the position
formerly held by Mrs. James, nee
Jones. Miss Herrod will serve as
instructor in English and Latin,
succeeding Miss Streeter Miss
Ballard succeeds Miss Elizabeth
Allen, who declined to accept re-
appointment as instructor in do
mestic art and English.
Mr. Shockley succeeds c. D. Will
son as head of the manual training
department, and Mr.. Crane succeeds
Marshall r. Joy, as instructor in
science and arithmetic.
The position formerly held by
Mrs. Johnson, nee Temple, will be
filled by Miss Thurmond. Miss
Tough succeeds Miss Lois Horn as
instructor in history, Miss Horn
declined to accept reappointment.
Miss Walton succeeds Mrs. Miller,
nee Wootten, who served as in
structor in physical education for
girls last school year.
Here Are "Old" Members.
Members of the 1922 faculty
who will return for another's year
service are: John T. Foster, prin-
C1Ddl, MISS Old " Quiih, ihoei NSNoA
in algebra: Miss Helen Camp, in
structor in English and French;
Miss Katherine Trout, science and
English; Miss Ruth Smith, arith-
metic; Miss Alice Allen, history;
Miss Lucille Grove, English; Miss
Winifred Davis, agriculture and
arithmetic; Miss Mel Warford, read
ing and spelling; Miss Effie Cooper,
arithmetic; Mrs. Una Burton, geog-
raphy and r. e. Coffey, physical
education for boys
"We expect to have everything
in readiness for the beginning OF
class-work Monday morning, Sep
tember H. Principal Foster said.
"Registration days for ninth grade
nupils will be Wednesday and Thurs
day, Sept. and 7. All pupils who
expect to be in the ninth grade
this year are requested to report
to the principals office for regis
tration on one of these days." Mr.