The Winslow mail., 1923-08-17
SCHOOL OPENS SEPT. Third
FACULTY MEMBERS ON GROUND:
MANY new TEACHERS ARRIVE
School Buildings Have Been Renovated Heating System
Remodeled. Everything Is In Shape For
Very Successful Year

Public schools in Winslow open
Monday morning, Sept, 3. All stu
dents should report on that day to
get assignments, and grade school
pupils will get their books.
A general faculty meeting of all
the teachers will be held Saturday
morning, Sept, 1, at either the high
school or the grammer school, pro-
baby the latter. Registration of the
high school students will take place
in the afternoon. All first and Sec
ond grade pupils living in the vici-
nifty Of Cooper Town will go to the
Cooper Town school. Heretofore
only the first grade has been taught
there, but this year the second grade
will be introduced.
The schools as a whole will have
the same number of teachers this
year as last, the high school one
less and the grades one more. Mem
bers of the high school faculty are:
Mr.. Grady Gammage, principal, who
expects to teach one or two subjects
| if necessary; Mr.. ]. e. Kyle, assis-
tant principal; Miss Reba Roy Miss
Madalyn Myers, Miss Helen Willis,
Miss Edith Claire Sharp, Mr. Paul
T. Liljedahl, and Mr.. Merwyn D. Por-
ter, who will teach mathematics.
Mr.. Kyle, the assistant principal,
comes from Tucson, Arizona. He
has a bachelor of arts degree from
the University of Nebraska and a
masters degree from the Colorado
State Teachers College. He has had
four years experience in Colorado,
North Dakota and Wyoming. Mr..
Kyle will teach history.
The commercial teacher will be
Miss Rebd Roy, who is a graduate
Of the Colorado Agricultural College,
and has had special training in COM
mercial work in Chicago. She has
had two years experience in teaching
and has had secretarial work. Miss
Roy comes from Chicago.
Miss Madalyn Myers, who will
teach domestic science in the high
! school, is a graduate of the College
of Puget Sound. She has had eight
years experience in Washington.
Miss Myers will also be coach of the
girls physical training course and
basketball She coached cham
pionship team in Washington last
year. Her home is in Sumas, Wash
ington.
The Spanish teacher is Miss Helen
Willis, who is a graduate of the
University of Arizona, and has had
special training at the Universities OF
! Southern California and Colorado.
She has had three years experience
in her work.
Miss Edith Claire Sharp will teach
English She is a graduate of Black
burn College and has had special
training in the Universities of Illi-
nois and Chicago. She has taught
five years in Illinois and Arizona.
Paul T. Liljedahl, who will have
charge of manual training, the band
and orchestra attended Bethany Col
| lege and is a graduate of the Uni
versity of Iowa. He taught one year
at Sidney, Iowa.
Merwyn D. Porter taught in the
high school here last year.
The following people will teach in
the grade schools: John H. Barry
Jr., principal of the Grammar school;
Emeline Owens. principal of Cooper
Town; Mary Brown, principal of
Washington school; Mabel Cole, prin-
cipal of South Side; Mary l. Mar
shall, Effie Breland, Genevieve M.
Beck, Ruth Dunklin, Elizabeth Nc
| Nelly, Margaret Russ, Irene McCau-
ley, Ellen Mae Organ, Helene NJ.
! Splane, Ruby Lowitzki, Louise Dadey
Marie Waller, Mary D. Butman, Irene
milestone Ada Miller, Gertrude
Davis, Belle Oakley, Minnie Whip
ple Lillian B. Hardin, Raphael Es-
trada and A. E. Ellis. Hortense
Miller will be art and music super
visor.
Mary I. Marshal, who will teach
in the Grammar school, is graduate
of the Missouri State Teachers Col
lege, and has had special training
in Junior high school work. Miss
! Marshall has had seven years ex-
perience and comes from Sprinfeld
Mo.
Effie Breland of Bogalusa, La, will
have charge of the fourth grade in
the Washington school. She is a
graduate of the Louisiana State Nor
NAL and of Peabody College, and has
had special training in library work
and in penmanship. Miss Breland
has had five years experience teach
ing in Louisiana.
Genevieve NJ. Beck, the teacher of
the fifth grade at Washington, re-
ceived an advanced diploma from
the Moorhead, Minnesota Normal
4 School. She has had three years ex-
perience in Minnesota and North
Dakota
Ruth Dunklin of Winslow will
teach the first grade at Cooper Town.
Miss Dunklin is a graduate of the
| Flagstaff Normal.
Miss McNelly of Winslow will have
charge of the academic work of the
vocational girls at the South Side.