Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-15
0. H. s. FACULTY FOR.
NEXT YEAR CHOSEN.
BY SCHOOL BOARD.
V A c TON DAYS TO END IN
THREE WEEkS-LOMRAR MAN
TO COACH FOOTBALL. AND
HAVE CHARGE OF GYMNASIUM
WORK.

Just three weeks more OF summer
vacation remains before the pupils Of
the Ottawa public and parochi5l
schools will have to return to their
classes. On Tuesday morning. Sept.
>, at 9 O'Clock, the bell will ring call
ing the classes to their respective
rooms, and without any preliminaries
the years work will start.
Registration will start at the higa
school the same morning, and the
work of assigning the large numb or
of pupils to their Classes will be got
under way at once The first recita-
tions at the high school will be held
on Sept IL.
Six new teachers will be on the fac.
Iulty of the high school this year and
three will be on the teaching force 81
the public schools.
Richard Il. Newbere, a graduate Of
Lombard college and a member of the
winning athletic teams which I4om-
mbard has had in the field during the
past few years, is to he the coach and
gymnastic instructor at the hign
school He will take the place held
by h. II. Smith last year Thomas j.
Finnegan, who was first employed ~
fill the position recently resigned.
Paul X. Waugh, a graduate of Brad
ley Institute, will be the new O. II. S.
manual training teacher, filling the va
cancy created by the resignation of
O. r. BGumgartner.
IL H.. 9 4, too,
sity Of Illinois has been employed to
| fill the vacancy in the English de
partmCnt OF the high school caused
by the resignation Of Miss Dorothy
Bassett Of this city. Last year Miss
mckinney taught English in the
Princeton High school
PRINCIPAL G.. II. Kingman has en-
ploycd Ben II. Parks as teacher Of ac-
countancy to succeed Miss Hurley, \
member of the teaching force last
year. Mr. Parks is a graduate of the
University of Wisconsin.
Miss Lois Englcman, a daughter of
Superintendent Englcman Of the Jo-
| liet public schools and graduate OF
the James Milliiin University at De,
catur, has been employed as a his
tory teacher at the high school.
Miss Josephine Waldo of the Uni.
versity of Michigan will take the place
in the history department of the
school made vacant by Miss Clio VII
son. one Of the teachers, taking Il
years leave of absence to travel
| through Europe.
xhe complete list of assignments at
the high school follows
Aneta Baldwin, history.
Lois tngleman, history
Estella Failing, stenUgraphy.
Frances Gospill, modern languages.
Louise Goiger, librarian.
| Vera B. Ham, secretary.
| John l.. Holf, mathematics and mu
sic
Harold Ilarboldt. manual training.
| w. f. Howard, science.
/ Harry +. Kelly, military training.
| G. H. KinRman, principal
| Ruth Mckinney, English.
Thomas o Moore, mathematics.
Richard T. Newberg, coach
4 Emily Palmer, typewriting.
Ben H. Park, accountanCy.
Amy l.. Robinson, mathematics and
languages.
! Isabella Sanders. English.
Myrtle Sparks. Latin.
~, r Tydeman. science.
Josephine Waldo, English.
Mary Waller, household arts.
! Paul r. Waugh, manual training
! In the public schools two new kin
fdergartcn teachers and ono primary
instructor have been secured for the
coming year.
i Miss Eva Bremen of Depue will I'll
the vacancy as kindergarten teacher
lin the Washington and Shabbont
schools created by the resignation q
b Miss Edna Barry who in June wa,
marri ID to Ben B0yce.
Miss Minetta H2rtshorn Of this cit
has been employed as kindergarten
teacher In the Jefferson and CClumbG,