The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-19
NAME CH|CKAsHA
SCHOOL FACULTY
FOR YEAR 22-23
Few New Faces 20 BE Seen Here
When School Opens Next Fall;
Senior High VIII Have
Several New Teachers.
JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
GETS MOST CHANGES
Three Supervisors Re- Appointed;
Number OF New Elementary
School Teachers Are Chosen
But Not Assigned.

appointment OF teachers to serve
I'm the Chickasha city schools during
the 1929 school term were made
at u meeting OF the board OF cduca'
ton.
There will be few new faces In the
personnel OF the city schools facul'
ties next year, according to the list
announced this morning by T. T..
Montgomery. city superintendent All
appointments made by the board
were recommended by the city super
intendent.
New members OF the Chickasha
high school faculty are Mrs. Jessie
wilkes, B. s.. University Of Missouri;
Miss Emma NJ. Hawkins, Ph. b.,
University Of Chicago: Miss Margue.
rite Streeter, A. b.. University OF
Oklahoma: Miss Florence Kidd, B. ).
in education. Missouri University;
Miss Mary Velma Massey, A. b.,
University of Texas; Miss Beulah
Limpus, b. S. in education, Univer-
sity ,of Missouri.
Miss Wilkes succeeds Miss Edna
Bessent In the foreign language de-
partment. Miss Bessent will be a
member of the Oklahoma College for
Women faculty next year. Miss Kidd
succeeds Miss Gretchen Mcclure and
Miss Streeter, who retires as a mem
her of the junior high school faculty
succeeds Miss Leo Walker. Miss
Walker has accepted position in
the TT. Collins, Colo. high school.
Miss Massey will fill the position
now held by Miss Eula Hall who Is
retiring from the teaching profession.
Miss Limpns succeeds Miss Ethyl
Williams who has announced that she
will enter the Columbia University
school of journalism.
Several ]. H. S. Changes.
Several changes IN the junior high
school faculty were announced by
Superintendent Montgomery Mar
shall r. JOY, of the science depart
ment, will enter the University OF
Nebraska to complete his college
course after the close of his summer
school here. Miss Lois Horn will
teach in San Antonio, Texas, next
year Mrs. Johnson, formerly Miss
Ruth Temple, and Mrs. Miller, until
recently Miss Corrine Wootten, re-
tire from the faculty. Miss Mar
guerite Streeter becomes a member
of the senior high school faculty.
Carlos Wilson, head OF the manual
training department, was not an ap-
plicant for re-appointment.
At the North school, only one
change was announced. Miss Mabel
Christian did not seek re-appoint-
ment. Two new faces will appear
in the South school faculty. Miss
Linn. third and fourth grade teacher,
plans to enter college next year and
Miss Grey Pittman has accepted a
position as teacher in the Hugo city
schools.
Miss Pauline Campbell, second and
third grade teacher at the West
school, refused re-appointment, hav'
ing decided to enter Baylor Univer
sity at Waco, Texas. Only one other
change in the West school faculty
will be made. Miss Susie Killman
will not return, having decided to
quit teaching.
The Southwest school faculty re
mains the same. Miss Leila Matthews
did not seek re-appontment as thlrc
and fourth grade teacher at the
Northwest school. This will be the
only change in that faculty, accord
ing to the list announced by the city
superintendent.
The three supervisors, Miss Mar
gerry Ballard, music; Miss Nell Jane
West, penmanship, and Miss Irene
Mays, orchestra, were reappointed.
Miss Mae Bruner, one of the new
elementary teachers appointed, hal
had two years experience. Miss lv;
Malone is a graduate Of Central Stat
Normal School and has had thre'
years experience; Miss Hazel Hick
is a graduate of West Tennessee
Normal school and has had thre
years experience. Miss Mae Allel
was formerly teacher in the North
west school. Miss Catherine Edmis
ton has had IA years experience. Sh
is a graduate of East Central Stat
Normal school, Miss Desiree Beak
is graduate of the Murray, ky
Normal school. She is now teachln
in the Louisville, KY, city schools
Complete List Teachers.
The complete list of teachers al
pointed for next year were announce
this morning as follows:
Senior high school: ]. F. Hatche
principal Eva Whitehurst, biology
Hayden Roberts, science; OJea
Bell, home economics; Charlie
Woody, vocational agriculture; r. \