The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-01-18
JUNIOR HIGH
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addition of the high school on North
Eighth street. Mr. Heironimus is
graduate of State Normal college of
Terre Haute and of Indiana university
of Bloomington. He also took post
graduate work in Earlham college and
Chicago and Columbia universities
Manning Experienced
Mr.. Manning. who will take over the
principals office at Garfield, is a grad
uate of DePauw university and re-
celved his masters degree from the
Teachers college at Columbia univer-
sity. He formerly was principal of
the high school at Winchester. He is
a native resident of Wayne county
The city was divided into two sec
tions. The eastern will attend Gar
field school and the western the Den
mis- school. The division was made as
follows: Beginning at the Whitewater
river and going east along the middle
of South E street, the line goes to the
alley line between Eighth and Ninth
streets, thence north on the alley line
to Fort Wayne avenue, thence north
east on the line along Fort Wayne
avenue to the alley line between
North Tenth and Eleventh streets
from there along the alley line to the
corporation boundary line
Other Teachers
/ The teachers who will take their
places in the Dennis junior high school
are as follows: n. c. Heironimus,
principal; ]. Warren Beck, English;
Verna Harris, English; Helen Rust,
English, French; Almanac Schweig-
er, foreign language; Ruth Hieger,
mathematics; J. w. Cox. mathematics
and business training; E. Annie Will
son, social studies; Margaret Kiff, so
cial studies; Marjorie Preston. social
studies and science; Emile Nelson
science; G. II. Nicholas, practical
arts; w. B. Miller, practical arts; Hell
en- Buckley, practical arts; Francis
Brown, fine arts; Lyman Lyboult
| boys physical education; Mabel
| Loehr, girls physical education.
| A class in mathematics and pract.-
cal arts has not yet been appointed
Helen Rust, who is now teacher in
| the local high school, will be trans
| ferred to the Dennis high school to
teach English and French. Miss Rust
is a former Earlham student and a
graduate of Indiana university.
| Mabel Loehr, who is a graduate OF
North American Gymnastic Union, OF
indianapolis, and who has been located
at Greencastle, Ind, for the past yeal
| and a half, will be the girls physical
educational director in the Dennis and
| Garfield schools Miss LOehr sper;
two years in. Earlham college and
from there she went to the lndianap
oils gym school and was the honor
student of her graduating class.
Garfield Assignments
The assignments to Garfield will be
as follows: George Manning, Princi
pal; Clara B. Graves, dean of girls,
Elizabeth Williams. English; H. M
Emery, English: Hettie Elliott, foreign
Language: Grace CoblentZ, mathemat
les; Magdalena Schultz, mathematics
E. f. Rice, social studies; Harrie
/ Thompson, social studies; Mildred
Crabb, social studies and science; Floy
Carroll, science: George Thomas, prac
/ teal arts: Elmer Patten, practical
arts; j. w. Bristow, practical arts anC
printing; Ruth Boyd, practical arts
Nina Shera, practical arts; Nellie
! MANHOOD, fine arts; Leila Longman
music; Lyman Lyboult, boys physica
education. One class in business train
ing and one in Latin and English have
not been assigned as yet. Miss Cob
lentz and Miss Thompson are teacher!
in the Morton high school at this time
Mildred Crabb is a former Richmond
resident.