The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1924-08-28
Assignment of Teachers in
Public Schools Made
Public Today.
SOME CHANGES MADE
Changes Made Necessary by
Usual Number of Resigna-
tons and New Schools.

School bells will ring for the, open
ing of the fall term in Kenosha on
next Tuesday morning.
In anticipation of this opening day,
Superintendent of Schools Guy r.
LOOMS today issued the annual as
signment of teachers for the various
schools of the city. There have been
several changes and additions, the
| latter large due to the fact that two
new buildings are being opened this
year.
There are few changes being made
in the school district lines, this being
made necessary in order to redistri-
butte the children to prevent crowding
at any of the schools insofar as this is
possible. These new district lines will
| be published later in the week.
| The assignment of teachers for the
coming school year follows:
Superintendent of Schools, G. F.
LOOMS. Supervisors: Charles 7.
Byrnes, physical education; Edna E.
Cameron, music; Edna E. Hood, house
hold and industrial arts; Harry w.
kim, manual training; N. Alice March,
penmanship and spelling; Jane E.
Vernon, kindergarten.
Teachers of Corrective Speech
Mary L. Zerler and Coda M. Brant.
Opportunity School (Gillett School
| building, Bronson street -Principal
Ruth Kneeland; Mary Elizabeth Erd-
man, Emily C. Harnden, Matilda Schu-
man, Aileen K. Rice.
| Open Air School (Gillett School,
Bronson street Principal, Catherine
Vomastek Walkowski; Ella v. Nor
lander; Mrs. Bertha E. Surerus, matron.
Deaf School Crank School, Park and
Ridge streets) - Wilma Burt and
Ferold A. Parry.
Kenosha High School Congress and
Park streets Principal, G. N. Tremp-
err S. w. Ward, science; G. H. Walter,
science; Cora G. Fabricius, science;
Mary A. Doherty, chemistry; Isabel
M. Vandervort, English; Ernstine 7.
Lockett, English; Marion E. Vesey,
kEnglish; Florence E. Bisbee, English;
Myrtle O. Bangsberg, English; Nora
Belle Binnie, English and history;
Isabel r. Low, history; G. L. Lewis,
history; Hope H. Hastings, history;
! Mary Louise Williams, mathematics;
! Ona Andrews, mathematics; G. E. Bay
| Ter, mathematics; Carolyn G. Holah,
Latin; Margaret C. Schultz, Latin
/ land English; Annette S. Hall, Spanish;
Henrietta S. Graybill, Spanish and
French; Laura nj. Schultz, French;
Dorothy Slater, library; Alice J. Kirk,
home economies; John D. Davies, pub
lie speaking; J. H. Sprague, manual
training; VIM. G. McCaw, athletics.
Commercial High School (4Ss Prairie
avenue principal, J. B. Maloney;
Edyth M. Breen, Harriet L. Farley,
John Guthrie, Nellie L. Maloney, Lois
E. Northway, E. B. Valentine.
| Lincoln Junior High School collins
and Pleasant streets principal Maude
Shelton; Rachel Jones, English; Olive
T. Davenport, English; Ella NJ. SchaIk,
English; Carolyn T. Libal, English;
dorothy C. Jackson, English; Irene G.
Lilley, mathematics; Julia E. Bell,
mathematics; Eunice " Brown, mathe-
matics; Helen K Horen, mathematics;
Mabel v. Sones, mathematics; Phyllis
L. Melencamp, mathematics; Beatrice
NJ. Holland history; Elsa E. Dietrich,
history; Frances c. Judin, history;
Caroline X. Walbridge, history; Kath-
arine Smith, history; Rosa M. Button,
science; Eva H. Barden, science; Flor
ence NJ. Donnelly, science; Ethel v.
Bisno, science; Laura Pierce Lewis,
/ science; Viola C. Beck, penmanship
and spelling; Imogene Dunton, art;
Natalie Mckenzie, physical training;
Minnie M. Larsen, music; Edith G.
Wallis, home economies; Pearl D.