, 1925-09-02

ing veal is as follows:
Superintendent. B.. Hardin.
Elmer r. Kissack, principal, his
tory.
Josephine Kollmyer. mathematics.
Beulah Shriver. English.
Marian Finch, normal training.
Marie Perry, Latin and English.
Ida Ward, home economics.
Paul S~weitzer, Smith-Hughes ag-
ricultural work.
Donald T. Weimer, science and
physical education.
Ruth Burns, commercial.
Edith Ross, music.
Louise Filing. junior high.
Winifred Mcbride, junior high.
Manila Hanson, junior high.
Ruth Finch, fifth grade.
Bernice Mead, fourth grade.
Marguerite Luke. third grade.
Audrey Blaylock, second grade.
Bess Goodman, first grade.
Ellen Hummell, kindergarten.
Mary Gipe, Irma Flat.
Erna Homer, Cedar Mountain.
Mildred Peterson, Monument Hill.
In a brief introduction of the
faculty, the superintendent, R. B.
Hardin, will need no introduction.
This is his fourth year with the
Cody schools, and he has brought
the Cody schools to a high standard.
Mr.. Kissack is to be the new
principal. and will teach history.
He is a Laramie man and has been
superintendent of the schools of
Glendo for the last two years. He
is an educator of unusual ability and
will make an excellent addition to
the faculty.
Misses Kollmyer and Shriver, who
return again this year, need no it,
PRODUCTION. They have given the
best of service in the Cody schools
for the last two years. and the
board vas pleased to retain them
on the faculty. They have both
been working on their Masters de-
gree at Columbia during the sum-
mer months.
Miss Marian Finch spent the early
part of her vacation on the west
coast, later going to her home at
Fayette, Iowa. where she did some
summer school studying. This is
third year on the Cody faculty
where she has been doing efficient
work.
Miss Marie Perry, who is the new
and English teacher, m
to Cody from Grafton, Nebr. She
has had several years experience in
work, last year teach
ing at Elgin, Nebr. She comes to
Cody with the best of recommended
lions.
Miss Ida Ward, daughter of Mrs.
Ward, is to be the new home
economic and domestic science teach
er. She is a graduate of the Wy
oming university, and taught last
year at Newcastle, where her work
the supervisor of home economics of
the state.
Paul Sweitzer is the new Smith
Hughes man, replacing o. p. Rob
erts, who has accepted a position at
Powell for this year. Mr.. Sweitzer
has been on the job since the first
of July and is getting the young
folks well lined up for a busy year
of agricultural work. He m to
Cody from Delta, Colorado, and is
a graduate of the agricultural col
lege at Fort Collins. He has had
three years of previous experience.
one at Yuma, Colorado and two at
Center, Colorado, in his line of
work. Mr.. Sweitzer will also act
as coach for athletics and proposes
to put Cody well in the forefront
in football and basket ball this sea-
son.
Donald T. Weimer of Peru, Nebr.,
will teach science in the high school
this ear and will also have charge
of physical education and assist with
the coaching of athletics. Mr.. Wei
mer is a graduate of the state nor
NAL at Peru. Nebr.. and was all
star center in Nebraska basket ball,
as well as a member of the cham
pionship team of that state. He is
fine young man and will fill a
long felt want as physical director
in the schools, giving his time to all
the students of the schools, rather
than to a few who belong to ath-
letic teams. +,
Miss Ruth Burns has spent the