The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1923-05-24

carrie Z. Behrend, science; Prudence
Sheafer, science; Imogene Dunton,
art; Rizpan Laid, domestic science.
and Althea E. Better, science.
Elementary: Verna NJ. Olson. Har-
ret Schleck, Grace J. Pierre, Julia
Linn, Maude Florida, Charlotte Clio
Tannlni, Mary Dombrowski, Mae Ryan,
Irene Nodolf, Gladys Maegaard, Helen
Crowley, Mamie s. Knowles, Helen K.
Richards, Cara Davis Florence Field
man. Theresa NJ. Segrin, Luella K.
McGrath, Audrey Kacerovsky, Helen B.
Skaugstad, Margaret ]. Sanborn, Cert
rude Hodge, Abbie Ruckert, Frances
MlIllren, Alice Frandsen, Gertrude
Meneratti, Laura L. Fredericks, Media
NJ. Hilker, Ruth F. Staff, Elvira C.
Anderson, Marie Scanlan, Laura A
WhitlOek, Edna NJ. Benson and Fran
ces Zahn.
DIX OF the teachers, are either al
ready teaching in the schools here ut
present or have once taught here and
are returning. These are: Prudence
Schaefer, Helen Skaugstad, Margaret
Sanborn, Alice Frandsen, Marie Sean
Ian and Laura WhitIock.
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The list of Isalaries Al ,ybYea ea,h
teacher is appointed was given the
school board in the superintendent's
report and duly approved and the
salaries will be published later when
the usual school board minutes are
published.
The staff for the coming year has
been further augmented bv the an
polntment of a supervising teacher of
all the grades at a salary of S3 400.
Miss Maybelle Bush OF Madison. Who
at present is with the state superin-
tendent's office there, was appointed
to the position. Miss Bunsh is per-
son well qualified for the position as
she has had charge of the supervision
OF the rural schools, the grade schools
and high schools for the western part
OF the state. Her work in Kenosha
VIII begin in September with the OMEN
ing of the new school year.
Several of the teachers have resign
ed and their designations were duly
accepted by the superintendent and
approved by the school board. These
designations are those of Olive M.
Reid and Florice Floyd in the senior
high; A. NJ. Guhl, Ellen C. Larsen.
Edith A. Hastings, Lunda A. Bauer.
Margaret A. Howe, Marie Chrisler.
Katherine A. Bovee and Agnes NJ,
Holdahl in the junior high and the
following from the elementary school.
Beatrice Nevins, Alma Simonsen, Myr-
flo O. Clarlr
Parker, Frances Saxton, Edith Gray,
Margaret Preston, Alice Jeverenz, Hill
dur Grace, Blanche A. O'Brien, Ellen
c. Martin and Florence E. Peasley,
principal of the Grant school.
Martha Jane Shea and Elda White
have resigned from the open air school.
Some Transfers Made.
Miss Lily B. Meyer has been trans
ferred from Salem avenue to the posi-
ton of penmanship teacher in the Balm
school; Miss Rosa Button, science, is
transferred from the Mckinley to the
Lincoln school; Miss Viola Mesfter
from the Lincoln to the senior high
where she will teach English; Miss
Emily Harmon from Columbus to the
Opportunity school; Miss Ella v. Nor
lander from the Balm to the Open Air
school, and Miss Minnie NJ. Larsen,
who was granted a years leave Of abb
sence returns to the Lincoln school
as teacher of music.
Smallpox Ban Soon OF.
Superintendent LOOMS reported that
there were only nine cases Of small
pox left among Columbus school
pupils and that it was expected that
the ban on that school would be lift
ed in another week. ssr-..{
The school board voted to meet here
after at 1880 instead of 500 D. m. and
some diversion was created when
Supervisor Charles Leonard eagerly
seconded the motion, his fellow mem
bers saying that he usually came in
at half past eight.
A P. Koehl, construction engineer
for the new schools, reported that ma
terial was coming in fast enough. but
that delay in the building of schools
was occasioned by the shortage Of la
Dor. Common labor is paid fifty-fye
cents an hour, he said, FIVE cents more
than other contractors are paying, in
order to force along the work Great
err delay will be experienced he stated
when the shortage of masonS is felt
in further construction.
The auditing committee reported
that the budget was being over-drawr
at the rate Of $1,000 month and the
president Of the board recommends
that cursailment be made to keep the
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