News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1922-07-26
p. A. FACULTY NAMED
List of Teachers Engaged for 1929
The New Principal

The school directors are prepared
to announce that the entire teaching
force of the town has been secured
and will be as follows:
Principal of Peoples Academy,
Robert r. Morrow, A. M.
Assistant principal, Maude M.
Chaffee, A. B.
Commercial department, Mertie P.
Blair, A. B.
Commercial subjects and science,
Frederic S. Whelton, B. S.
Domestic science, Miss Grace L.
Bulkeley, B. S.
Latin and English, Miss E. Ida
Brownell.
Junior high, Miss Rena B. Merrill.
Music and English, Miss Annie L.
Griggs.
Modern languages, Miss Laura E.
Libby, A. B.
Principal of graded school, Miss
Gladys M. Britch.
Fifth grade, Mrs. Helen Kimball
Perry.
Fourth grade, Miss Mabel ,Lackard.
Third grade, Miss Anna M. Miller.
Second grade, Mrs. Lila M.
LeBaron.
First grade, Miss Bernice L.
Ayers.
Cole Hill school, Miss Hazel Smith.
Lamson school, Miss Ida Robinson.
Billings school, Miss Beatrice
Coutts.
Cheney school, Miss Ethel McCom-
bic.
Mud City school, Miss Mildred E.
Lambert.
North Randolph school, Miss Nell
lie Aiken.
South Randolph school, Miss Ina
B. Wells.
Morristown Corners school, Miss
Bernice Mckee.
Tyndall school, Miss Grace Tyndall.
Plains school, Miss Lillian Good
life.
North Laporte school, Miss Myra
Herrick.
Cadys Falls, T. J. Stewart.
A sufficient number of students to
establish a her-training course
has been secured and it is hoped that
the application for such course will
be granted. If so, it is expected that
the instructor assigned will be Miss
Jennie C. Allingham.
Robert Rising Morrow, the newly
elected principal of Peoples Acad-
emy, is of Vermont ancestry, but
most of his early life was spent in
the West. He is 38 years of age, is
and has two children. He
secured the degree of Bachelor of
Arts from Nebraska Wesleyan Uni
versity in 1907, did graduate work at
the University of Nebraska in 1914,
secured his degree of Master of Arts
from Teachers College, Columbia
University, in 1917 and did special
work in science at Ames Agricul-
tural College, Iowa, in 1918. He has
had II years experience as princi-
pal and superintendent of schools in
the Middle West and for the past
two years has been superintendent of
schools for the Bennington north and
west districts in Vermont.
Frederic S. Whelton is a native of
and was graduated
from Norwich University in 1921 with
the degree of Bachelor of Science.
He has had one years experience in
He is % years of age and
has had considerable athletic expert
ence.
Miss E. Ida Brownell is a native
Of Burlington, a graduate of U. V. M, !
and has had five years experience in
most of which has been at !
VT.
Miss Annie L. Griggs has had eX-
,ensive experience both in music and |
n teaching other subjects in the
schools of Vermont.
Miss Laura f. Libby is a graduate
If Radcliffe College and has had five
ears experience in high schools of
Vermont.
Mrs. Helen Kimball Perry is a
graduate of the Keene, N. H., nor
nal school and has had five years
experience as a teacher, largely in
he public schools of New Hampshire.
Miss Ida Robinson and Miss
Seatrice Coutts are graduates of
he Teacher-Training school at
and Miss Hazel Smith,
Hiss Ethel McCombie and Miss Mil
red Lambert are graduates of the
eacher-training course at johnson.