Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-08
NAME TEACHERS
At WOODBRIDGE
Get Raise in Salary Board
of Education Holds Special
Meeting

WOODBRIDGE, May s. The
Board of Education held an ad-
journed meeting last night for the
purpose of appointing teachers and
receiving bids on pupils supplies.
Miss Neff and Miss Shoemaker, of
the high school faculty have re-
signed. Miss Neff goes to Columbia
next year and Miss Shoemaker will
teach in Pennsylvania. There is one
vacancy at the Iselin school, Miss
Cecilia Schenck resigned at Fords
and Miss Minnie Compton will be
transferred to Colonia, as principal.
Miss May NJ. Gelfer resigned at
Hopelawn, a vacancy also exists at
the Sewaren school. The teachers
reappointed all received the usual
raise in salary. They follow:
Supervising Principal, ]. Fl. Love.
Barron Avenue School: Lee W.
Woodman, principal: Isaac H. Gill
huly, Viola L. DuDham, Sarah Fitz-
gerald. Mary L. Beatty. Edith White,
William Roeder, c. Howard Roth
fuss. Ethel a. Inslee, Eileen V. En-
gar. Margaret Champion, Grace c.
Huber.
No. l School: Lester H. DIX, prin-
SAPdAS jean .. ObAAiinpDs 1idCG "
Brown, Kathryn Griffin, Fife X. Ne
veil, Viola Ernst. Clara B. Skidmore,
Sarah Whitaker. Catherine Richards,
Claire Z. Meigs, Edna Bauermann,
Frances P. Dix, Alaida Van Slyke,
Marie l.. Nelson. Florence Neiltopp,
Ruth X. Green, Mittie f. Randolph.
No. 1 school, Avenel: Bertha
Schermerhorn, principal: Anna NJ.
Hine, Orpah Harvey. Mildred Lud-
low. Ethel Jardine, Gertrude Gieck-
Ter.
No. 6 School. Iselin: Mabel Reeves,
principal; Lyria Haviland, Susie j.
Love. H. Winifred Stuart.
No. Z School. Fords: Howard W.
Sharp, principal; Morris Rohrberg,
May Walsh. Helen Lurch, Evelyn
Schenck, Theresa Horowitz, Julia
Delaney, Lois Letter, Gertrude Sharp
Julia King. Georgiana Cronce, MAJ
tilda Anderson, Freida McMalion.
Stella Wright, Jennie Predmore.
No. 5 School, Keasbey; Elsie Witt
nebert, principal: Anna Richards,
Beatrice Meyer. Gertrude Mullane,
Bella Smith. Mabel Watts. Hazel
Matthews, Anna Wermelskerchen.
rhurza H~angshafer.
No. 8 School, Port Reading: Hor-
ace H. Beech. principal. Helen Par
ker, Martin Braun, Elizabeth Brein-
ing, Marian Voorhees,, Susan Gel
man. Jennie Silverman, Jennie Sill
verman, Christine Somers, Matilda
Garthwaite.
Nc. 10 school, Hopelawn:Mary C.
Fee. principal: Lillian Se1igman,
Donnelly. Ida Ohmenheiser,
Marie D. Wallace, Mary Duggan.
NJ II Gchno1. mr. nfx nrinpina10l |,
Katherine Elmer, Helen Ensign, j.
Elizabeth Mulvaney, Jennie ID. Gar
thwaite, Louise Huber, Eleanor
Mills. Edith J. Davis, Gladys Bum,
Sophie X. Johnson, Katherine Wat
'ers, Ruth Campbell, Rae c. Osborn.
No. IL School. Sewaren. Margaret
principal, vacancy, Grace
Special teachers, Lillian Williams,
lrt: Anna Caster. domestic science;
ellen A. Finlaw, sewing: Anna c.
music. James McElroy and
Russell McElroy, manual training;
e~cretaries, Marie Dunnigan, Bar
on avenue; Natalie Berry, No. !
chool; Hazel d. Butler. office of
supervising principal; Miss Marian
school nurse.
The contract for general pupils
upplies was awarded to ]. S. Ham
nett for ~$5.367.92 with certain de-
Iuctions and for art and kindergar-
to Milton Bradley for s217.7R.
The board of education upon the
eport of Mrs. Gardner passed a A
e%solution which requests the board
f Freehoiders to reserve the tract
purchased for a T~ubercular hospital
n Raritan township but which was
ondemned for this purpose, as a
ounty park,